*teugą
Runic: ᛏᛖᚢᚷᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈteu̯.ɣɑ̃/noun · neuter · a-stem
Meanings
- device for pulling; handle; lever; gear
- tools; rigging; equipment; stuff
Etymology
From *teuhaną (‘to pull’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | teugą | teugō |
| Acc. | teugą | teugō |
| Gen. | teugas, tiugis | teugǫ̂ |
| Dat. | teugai | teugamaz |
| Inst. | teugō | teugamiz |
| Voc. | teugą | teugō |
Descendants
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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tuig, getuig (Dutch)
- tuig (Afrikaans)
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tuig, getuig (Dutch)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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toye (Middle English)
- toy (English)
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toye (Middle English)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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toye (Middle English)
- toy (English)
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toye (Middle English)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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ġetēog, ġetēoh (Old English)
- sulhġetēog, sulhġetēoh (Old English)
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ġetēog, ġetēoh (Old English)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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tiūch, tiōch (Old Frisian)
- tjug (North Frisian)
- Tjuuch (Saterland Frisian)
- túch (West Frisian)
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tiūch, tiōch (Old Frisian)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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ziug, giziug, giziugi (Old High German)
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ziug, ziuc, giziuc (Middle High German)
- Zeug (German)
- Zäich (Luxembourgish)
- צײַג (tsayg), געצײַג (getsayg) (Yiddish)
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ziug, ziuc, giziuc (Middle High German)
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ziug, giziug, giziugi (Old High German)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
- Tüüg (German Low German)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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tygi (Old Norse)
- tygi (Icelandic)
- tøy (Norwegian)
- tyg (Swedish)
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tygi (Old Norse)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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*teug (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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tygi (Old Norse)
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tøj (Danish)
- toy (Faroese)
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tøj (Danish)
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tygi (Old Norse)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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tuig, getuig (Dutch)
- tuig (Afrikaans)
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tuig, getuig (Dutch)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
-
tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
-
toye (Middle English)
- toy (English)
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toye (Middle English)
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tuych, ghetuych (Middle Dutch)
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*tiug, *gitiug (Old Dutch)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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toye (Middle English)
- toy (English)
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toye (Middle English)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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ġetēog, ġetēoh (Old English)
- sulhġetēog, sulhġetēoh (Old English)
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ġetēog, ġetēoh (Old English)
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*tēog, *tēoh, *tēoġe, *tīeġe (Old English)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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tiūch, tiōch (Old Frisian)
- tjug (North Frisian)
- Tjuuch (Saterland Frisian)
- túch (West Frisian)
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tiūch, tiōch (Old Frisian)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
-
ziug, giziug, giziugi (Old High German)
-
ziug, ziuc, giziuc (Middle High German)
- Zeug (German)
- Zäich (Luxembourgish)
- צײַג (tsayg), געצײַג (getsayg) (Yiddish)
-
ziug, ziuc, giziuc (Middle High German)
-
ziug, giziug, giziugi (Old High German)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
- Tüüg (German Low German)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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tygi (Old Norse)
- tygi (Icelandic)
- tøy (Norwegian)
- tyg (Swedish)
-
tygi (Old Norse)
-
tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
-
*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
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*tiugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)
-
tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
-
tygi (Old Norse)
-
tøj (Danish)
- toy (Faroese)
-
tøj (Danish)
-
tygi (Old Norse)
-
tü̂g, tü̂ch, getü̂ch (Middle Low German)
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*tiug, *tiuh, gitiuh (Old Saxon)