The Old Norse word tunga
| Word | tunga |
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| Meaning | tongue |
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Proto-Indo-European: *dn̥ĝhuhₐ-
‘tongue’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| and ‘spirit, soul’, bein ‘bone, legs’, armr ‘arm’, magi ‘belly, stomach’, blóð ‘blood’, andlauss ‘breathless, lifeless’, eyra ‘ear’, egg ‘egg’, auga ‘eye’, fjøðr ‘feather’, hold ‘flesh’, fótr ‘foot’, hár ‘hair’, hønd ‘hand’, høfuð ‘head’, hjarta ‘heart’, horn ‘horn’, kné ‘knee’, lifr ‘liver’, kjøt ‘meat, flesh’, munni ‘mouth, opening’, hals ‘neck’, nøs ‘nostril, nose’, skinn ‘skin, fur’, hali ‘tail’, bita ‘to cut into bits, to bite’, deyða ‘to kill’, sofa ‘to sleep’, tønn ‘tooth’, spor ‘track, footprint’, vømb ‘womb’ | |