From Old High German * pand , northern variant of phant . Cognate with German Pfand and English pawn .
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From Old High German * pand , northern variant of phant . Cognate with German Pfand and English pawn .
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Is the deepest counting root *h₂rei- or *erei-dhmo- from *re-?
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Did algebra originally mean symbols and variables?
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Did frēond become polysemous only after Old English?
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