*seglą

Runic: ᛊᛖᚷᛚᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈseɣ.lɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

sheet
sail

Etymology

Unknown; possibly:

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	seglą	seglō
Acc.	seglą	seglō
Gen.	seglas, siglis	seglǫ̂
Dat.	seglai	seglamaz
Inst.	seglō	seglamiz
Voc.	seglą	seglō

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Descendants

*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- segil (Old Dutch)
  - sēgel, seil (Middle Dutch)
    - zeil (Dutch)
      - seil (Afrikaans)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- seġl, seġel (Old English)
  - seyl, seil, sayle, saile (Middle English)
    - sail (English)
    - sail, saill, sale (Scots)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- seġl, seġel (Old English)
  - séol (Old Irish)
    - seol (Irish)
    - shiaull (Manx)
    - seòl (Scottish Gaelic)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- seġl, seġel (Old English)
  - *huɨl (Proto-Brythonic)
    - gouel (Breton)
    - hwyl (Welsh)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- seil (Old Frisian)
  - Sail (Saterland Frisian)
  - seil (West Frisian)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- segal (Old High German)
  - sëgel (Middle High German)
    - Segel (German)
      - Seegel (Luxembourgish)
      - żagiel (Polish)
*segl (Proto-West Germanic)
- segal, segel (Old Saxon)
  - segel, segelstēn (Middle Low German)
    - segulsteinn, segull (Icelandic)
    - Seil, Segel (Low German)
    - Säajel (Plautdietsch)
segl (Old Norse)
- segl (Faroese)
- segel, sjägel, sigel, sjägul (Gutnish)
- segl (Icelandic)
- segel (Norn)
- sigle, seigle (Old French)
segl (Old Norse)
- segl (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  - segl (Norwegian Bokmål)
segl (Old Norse)
- seyl (Old Danish)
  - seğl (Scanian)
segl (Old Norse)
- seyl (Old Danish)
  - sejl (Danish)
    - seil (Norwegian Bokmål)
segl (Old Norse)
- sæghl (Old Swedish)
  - segel (Swedish)
*siglom (Proto-Celtic)
- séol (Old Irish)
  - seól, seólaid (Middle Irish)
    - seol (Irish)
    - shiaull (Manx)
    - seòl (Scottish Gaelic)
*siglom (Proto-Celtic)
- *hɨɣl (Proto-Brythonic)
  - huil (Old Welsh)
    - hwyl (Middle Welsh)
      - heol (Welsh)

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