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Lohe
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lohe
Atayal
Proper noun
tay proper noun
tay male
References
German
Etymology 1
From de gmh lohe, from de goh *loho, a variant of goh loug, from de gmw-pro *laugi. Distantly related to de Licht light. Cognate with sv låga.
Pronunciation
de /ˈloːə/
Noun
f
de archaic poetic flame, flare
de Flamme
Studierzimmer Lege dich zu des Meisters Füßen! / Du siehst, daß ich nicht vergebens drohe. / Ich versenge dich mit heiliger Lohe! Lay thyself at the feet of the Master! / Thou seest, not vain the threats I bring thee: / With holy fire I'll scorch and sting thee! Bayard Taylor 1870
Declension
f
Related terms
de loh
de lohen
Etymology 2
Derived from de lohen (from de gmh lōwen to tan, prepare or dye with tanning bark), or continuing de gmh lō, from de goh lō, from de gmw-pro *lauw, from de gem-pro *lawwą loosened material, bark, which is from the same source as gem-pro *laubą leaf.looien1
Noun
f
de archaic tanbark
de Gerberrinde
Declension
f
Derived terms
de lichterloh
de lohfarben
References
See also
de lodern
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