*þrūhs
Runic: ᚦᚱᚢᚺᛊ Pronunciation: /ˈθruːxs/noun · feminine · consonant stem
Meanings
Hollowed-out wood, trough, dish
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *terh₃u- (‘to rub, turn, drill, bore’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | þrūhs | þrūhiz |
| Acc. | þrūhų | þrūhunz |
| Gen. | þrūhiz | þrūhǫ̂ |
| Dat. | þrūhi | þrūhumaz |
| Inst. | þrūhē | þrūhumiz |
| Voc. | þrūh | þrūhiz |
Descendants
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þrūh (Old English)
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þrouȝ, thrugh, throgh (Middle English)
- through (English)
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þrouȝ, thrugh, throgh (Middle English)
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thrūh (Old Saxon)
- drû (Middle Low German)
- thrūh (Old Dutch)
- thrūch (Old Dutch)
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drūh (Old High German)
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drūch, drūhe, drū (Middle High German)
- Drauche (German)
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drūch, drūhe, drū (Middle High German)
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druoh (Old High German)
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drūch, drūhe, drū (Middle High German)
- Drauche (German)
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drūch, drūhe, drū (Middle High German)
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þró (Old Norse)
- þró (Icelandic)
- *ruuhi (Proto-Finnic)