*tugiz
Runic: ᛏᚢᚷᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈtu.ɣiz/noun · masculine · i-stem
Meanings
a drawing, tug, pull
Etymology
An action noun derived from *teuhaną (‘to pull, tug’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | tugiz | tugīz |
| Acc. | tugį | tuginz |
| Gen. | tugīz | tugjǫ̂ |
| Dat. | tugī | tugimaz |
| Inst. | tugī | tugimiz |
| Voc. | tugi | tugīz |
Descendants
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tugi (Old Dutch)
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tuege (Middle Dutch)
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teug (Dutch)
- teug (Afrikaans)
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teug (Dutch)
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tuege (Middle Dutch)
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*tugi (Old Dutch)
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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tyġe (Old English)
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tige (Middle English)
- ty (Yola)
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tige (Middle English)
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tyġe (Old English)
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
- cug (Vilamovian)
- צוג (tsug) (Yiddish)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
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Zoch (Central Franconian)
- Zoch (German)
- Zugh (Hunsrik)
- Zoch (Luxembourgish)
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Zoch (Central Franconian)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
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Zug (German)
- Zuch (Luxembourgish)
- cug (Polish)
- cug (Silesian)
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Zug (German)
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zuc, zug (Middle High German)
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zug, zuc (Old High German)
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*tugi (Proto-West Germanic)
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*tugi (Old Saxon)
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toge, toch (Middle Low German)
- tog (Danish)
- tok (Faroese)
- Tog (Low German)
- tog (Norwegian Bokmål)
- tåg (Swedish)
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toge, toch (Middle Low German)
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*tugi (Old Saxon)