- mōd- : mǝd- or mād- : mǝd-
- mōd- : mǝd- or mād- : mǝd-English meaning: to meet, approachDeutsche Übersetzung: “begegnen, herbeikommen”Material: Arm. matčim “nähere mich”, Aor. mateay, matucanem “bringe nahe” (maut “nahe” after Pedersen with Arm. u-Epenthese); O.Ice. mōt n. “Begegnung, Zusammenkunft, öffentliche congregation, meeting”, O.E. (ge)mōt, O.S. mōt, M.H.G. muoz ds., Goth. ga-mōtjan, O.Ice. mø̄ ta, O.S. mōtian, O.E. mētan, Eng. meet “meet”; auf IE*mǝ[d]-tlo-m based on Goth. maÞl “Versammlungsort, market “, O.E. mæðel “Ratsversammlung, discourse “ and (as *maðlá -) O.E. mǣ l “ discourse, fight”, M.L.G. mül “congregation, meeting”, O.S. O.H.G. mahal n. “Gerichtsstätte, court, pact, covenant” (Ger. Mahlstatt), O.Ice. mül ‘sprechvermögen, discourse, Verhandlung, Rechtssache”, M.Lat. (Gmc.) mallum, mallus “Gerichtsstätte, gerichtlicher Termin”, whereof Goth. maÞljan, O.E. maðelian , mæðlan and mǣ lan, O.H.G. mahelen, O.Ice. mæla “talk” and (from dem öffentlichen promise) O.H.G. gi-mahalo “ husband, Gemahl, bridegroom “, gi-mahala “wife, Gemahlin, bride”, Ger. vermählen.References: WP. II 304 f., Feist3 349 f.
Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary. 2015.