u̯endh-1

    u̯endh-1

    English meaning: to turn, wind, plait

    Deutsche Übersetzung: “drehen, winden, wenden, flechten”

    Material: O.Ind. vandhúra- m. “Wagensitz”, originally “Wagenkorb” (from netting), Arm. gind “ring”, gndak ort”oy “ vine-layer, Rebschoß”; Gk. rhod. ἄθρας “ cart “ Hes., κάνν-αθρον “Korbwagen” (*u̯n̥dh-ro-); Umbr. pre-uendu “advertitō”, aha-uendu “avertitō”; rich evolved in Gmc.: Goth. O.E. O.S. windan, O.H.G. wintan, O.Ice. vinda “winden”, Kaus. Goth. wandjan etc., Ger. wenden, O.Ice. vindr ‘slant, skew”, Goth. inwinds “ inverted “, M.H.G. windeht “winded”, O.H.G. wanda “turbo”, O.Ice. vandr “genau, difficult, hard” (“*inverted, verdreht”), vandi m. ‘schwierigkeit, Ungemach”, O.E. wandian “hesitate, achten, scheuen”, Goth. wandus = O.Ice. vǫndr “Gerte, rod”, vandahūs “Haus from wickerwork “, Swe. dial. vann ‘schlingfaden an Pflanzen”, O.Ice. vǫndull “zusammengedrehtes bundle from Heu”, Ger. wandern, wandeln among others m.

    References: WP. I 261, WH. II 787;

    See also: *u̯endh- is perhaps nasalized Forme to u̯ē̆dh- “ tie, bind, knot, bind”.