neu-d-

    neu-d-

    English meaning: to acquire, to make use of smth.

    Deutsche Übersetzung: “Erstrebtes ergreifen, in Nutzung nehmen”

    Material: Goth. niutan “τυχεῖν, reach”, ga-niutan “ gripe, catch”, nuta “Fänger, fisherman “, O.Ice. njōta “benutzen, genießen”, O.H.G. niozan ‘somewhat an sich nehmen, benutzen, genießen”, O.S. niotan, O.E. nēotan ds.; Goth. un-nuts “unnũtz”, O.H.G. nuzzi, O.S. nutti, O.E. nytt “wherefore nũtze” (zero grade O.Ice. nȳtr); O.E. nyttian “need, lack, genießen”, O.H.G. nuzzen, nuzzōn , Ger. nũtzen, nutzen; O.Ice. nyt f. “benefit, milk” (nytja “milk”), O.E. nytt f., M.L.G. nutte, nut “benefit”, O.H.G. nuz, -zzes m. “Nutz”, O.E. notu f. “yield”; O.Ice. naut n. ‘stũck Vieh”, nautr m. “ valuable possession “, O.E. nēat n. ‘stũck Rindvieh, animal”, O.H.G. nōz m. “(Nutz)vieh”, O.S. notil n. ‘small cattle” (Church Slavic nuta “Vieh” from dem Gmc.); O.H.G. ganōz, -o “comrade”, O.S. genōt, O.E. genēat, O.Ice. nautr ds.; Lith. naudà “benefit, profit, gain, property”, naũdyti “lust, crave”, Ltv. nàûda “Geld”; perhaps O.Ir. Nuado, gen. Nuadat GN, Welsh Nudd GN, O.Brit.-Lat. dat. Nōdonti, Nōdenti GN (participle *neudont-s, -os), actually “Angler, fisherman “ after Vendryes RC. 39, 384.

    References: WP. II 325 f., Trautmann 194, Feist 3379;

    See also: to consecutive (neu-dh-)