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Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/persik
Proto-West Germanic
Etymology
Borrowed from Late Latin persicum.
Inflection
Masculine a-stem | ||
---|---|---|
Singular | ||
Nominative | *persik | |
Genitive | *persikas | |
Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | *persik | *persikō, *persikōs |
Accusative | *persik | *persikā |
Genitive | *persikas | *persikō |
Dative | *persikē | *persikum |
Instrumental | *persiku | *persikum |
Alternative reconstructions
- *persikkjā, *persikō
Derived terms
- *persikabaum
- Old Saxon: persikbōm
- Middle Low German: persikbôm, persekbôm
- Old Dutch: *persikbōm
- Middle Dutch: persekeboom, persikeboom, persicboom, persecboom
- Dutch: perzikboom
- Middle Dutch: persekeboom, persikeboom, persicboom, persecboom
- Old High German: pfersihboum, phersihboum
- Middle High German: pfersichboum, pfersichpoum, phersichboum
- German: Pfirsichbaum
- Middle High German: pfersichboum, pfersichpoum, phersichboum
- Old Saxon: persikbōm
- *persikīn
Descendants
- Old English: persoc, persic
- Middle English: persogʒe
- Old Saxon: *persik, *persika
- Middle Low German: persik, pêrsik, persek, persike
- Low German:
- Altmärkisch: Përsch
- Westphalian:
- Westmünsterländisch: Peersick, Peersken, Peerseken, Persik
- East Westphalian: Päsken (Ravensberg)
- South Westphalian: Päärske, Päärseke (Dortmund)
- → Old Danish: persic
- → Danish: fersken
- → Faroese: ferska
- → Greenlandic: ferskeni
- → Icelandic: ferskja
- → Norwegian: fersken
- → Swedish: persika
- → Finnish: persikka
- Low German:
- Middle Low German: persik, pêrsik, persek, persike
- Old Dutch: *persika
- Old High German: pfersih, phersih, phirsih, persih
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