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weip- To turn, vacillate, tremble ecstatically. Derivatives include wipe, whip, and vibrate.- O-grade form *woip‑. waif1, waif2, waive, waiver, from Anglo-Norman waif, ownerless property, from a Scandinavian source probably akin to Old Norse veif, waving thing, flag, from Germanic *waif‑.
- Variant form *weib‑.
- wipe, from Old English wīpian, to wipe;
- guipure, from Old French guiper, to cover with silk;
- whip, from Middle English wippen, to whip. a-c all from Germanic *wīpjan, to move back and forth.
- Perhaps suffixed nasalized zero-grade form *wi-m-p-ila‑.
- wimple, from Old English wimpel, covering for the neck (< "something that winds around");
- gimp1, guimpe, from Old High German wimpal, guimpe;
- perhaps Middle Dutch wimmel, auger (< "that which turns in boring") wimble.
- Suffixed zero-grade variant form *wib-ro‑. vibrate, from Latin vibrāre, to vibrate.
[Pokorny u̯eip‑ 1131.] |
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