- āmbhi
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āmbhi
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ambhi — Also m̥bhi. Around. Probably derived from *ant bhi, “from both sides” (see ant ). 1. Reduced form *bhi. a. by1; abaft, but, from Old English bi, bī, be, by; b … Universalium
ambhi, m̥bhi — ambhi, m̥bhi English meaning: “around, from both sides” Deutsche Übersetzung: “um herum, zu beiden Seiten” Material: Arm. amboɫj “ entirely, unscathed “ (to oɫj “ healthy “), Gk. ἀμφί “ around “ (ἀμφί ς “ to both sides “, with the … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
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um — um: Das altgerm. Wort (Adverb, Präposition) mhd. umbe, ahd. umbi, niederl. om, aengl. ymb‹e›, schwed. om geht mit Entsprechungen in anderen idg. Sprachen auf idg. *ambhi »um – herum, zu beiden Seiten« zurück. Verwandt sind z. B. griech. amphí… … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
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