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lieb
The German adjective for dear, beloved, kind, or welcome, inherited through Middle High German liep and Old High German liob from the Germanic adjective branch also represented by Dutch lief and Gothic liufs.
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The Dutch adjective for dear, sweet, or kind and its substantivized use for a beloved person, inherited through the Germanic adjective branch.
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The normalized Gothic adjective meaning dear or beloved, preserved through inflected manuscript forms including liuba and liubans.
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HISTORICAL FORMS
*leubaz
dear, beloved, pleasing
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liep
dear, beloved, pleasing
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liob
dear, beloved, pleasing
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- Old High German
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