bhēgh- : bhōgh-

    bhēgh- : bhōgh-

    English meaning: to resist

    Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘streiten”

    Material: Gaul. bügaudae “ insurgent guerilla “ (suffix as in alauda, bascauda), O.Ir. bügaid “fights, brags, threatens “, büg f. “fight, struggle”, M.Welsh bwyo (*bügi̯ -) “hit”, kymwy (: M.Ir. combüg ds.) “fight”, -boawc = M.Ir. bügach “ warlike “; whether Welsh bai “fault, error”, beio “rebuke” in addition belongs, it must contain IE *bhǝgh-; O.H.G. bügan, (bügēn? ) ‘squabble, quarrel”, O.Ice. büga, bǣ gja “ oppose, resist”, O.H.G. büga “quarrel, fight”, O.S. büg m. “ vainglory, boastfulness “, M.H.G. büc, -ges m. “ loud yelling, quarrel “, O.Ice. büge, bügi “ adversary “, bügr “difficult, hard, sullen, obstructive”; it is presumed whether Gmc. family is not borrowed from Celt., ablaut Gmc. ē : Celt. ü (IE ō); Ltv. buôztiês “ be angry “ (*bhōgh-), Endzelin KZ. 52, 118; Russ. bazel “ bawler, crier “, bazgala “malicious” (Scheftelowitz KZ. 54, 242); perhaps Toch. В pakwüre “evil, bad” (Adverb), A pkänt “ hindrance “ (*bhǝgh-), Van Windekens Lexique 85, 96.

    References: WP. II 130.