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Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/bō-
Proto-Germanic
Alternative forms
- *ba-
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *bʰā-, *bʰāt- (“father, (elder) brother”). Cognate with Lithuanian batis (“father, dad, friend”), Russian батько (batʹko, “dad”).
Derived terms
- *babô
- *bōbô
- *bōlô
- *bōjô
Descendants
This stem often appears in reduplicated form *bō-bō-; and in combination with other particles, namely -l- and -j-.
- Old English: *baba; *bōba, *bōfa (> Bōba, Bōfa, a male forename); *bōia (> Bōia, a male forename)
- Old Frisian: bobba; *bōfa; *bōla; boy, boi (Bavo, a male forename; Boio, a male forename)
- Old Saxon: *bōvo (> Bōvo, a male forename); *bōlo; *bōjo, Bōjo (a male forename)
- Old Frankish: *buobo (> Buobo, a male forename); *buolo; *buoi
- Old High German: *babo (> Babo, a male forename); (Langobardic) *bōbo (>Bōbo, a male forename); *buobo (> Buobo, a male forename); *buolo, *buola
- Old Norse: bófi; *bóa
- Gothic: *𐌱𐍉𐌹𐍉 (*bōiō) (a male forename)
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