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nogh — nogh(t obs. forms of nought n. and adv … Useful english dictionary
onogh- (: ongh-, nogh-; Celt. n̥gh-), ongh-li- (*henegh-) — onogh (: ongh , nogh ; Celt. n̥gh ), ongh li (*henegh ) English meaning: fingernail, claw Deutsche Übersetzung: “Nagel an Fingern and Zehen, Kralle” Note: partly with formants u (extended ut ) and lo Material: O.Ind. áṅghri f … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
noght — nogh(t obs. forms of nought n. and adv … Useful english dictionary
Gelbschnabel — *1. Einem den Gelbschnabel zeigen. Ihm seine Einfalt und Unerfahrenheit vorhalten. Frz.: Faire montrer la béjaune à quelqu un. (Leroux, II, 92.) *2. Er ist ein Gelbschnabel. – Wurzbach II, 129; Braun, I, 675; Körte, 1894. Im Simplicissimus (S.… … Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon
nail — [OE] The Indo European ancestor of nail was *nogh or *onogh . The latter was the source of Latin unguis (which evolved into French ongle and Italian unghia and has given English ungulate [19]) and Greek ónux (source of English onyx). Both these… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
nail — [OE] The Indo European ancestor of nail was *nogh or *onogh . The latter was the source of Latin unguis (which evolved into French ongle and Italian unghia and has given English ungulate [19]) and Greek ónux (source of English onyx). Both these… … Word origins
Holt, Norfolk — Infobox UK place official name= Holt country= England region= East of England shire district= North Norfolk shire county= Norfolk civil parish= Holt static static image caption = The war memorial in Holt s market place population= 3,550 (parish,… … Wikipedia
Bačkovík — (1323 Bagak , 1427 Nagybagyok, Nagybadoch , 1430 Nogh Bagh, Kysbagh ) ( de. Batschkowig; hu. Bátyok) is a village and municipality in Košice okolie District in the Košice Region of Slovakia.HistoryHistorically, the village was first mentioned in… … Wikipedia
angh- — Tight, painfully constricted, painful. Oldest form *ang̑h , becoming *angh in centum languages. Derivatives include anger, hangnail, and quinsy. 1. agnail, hangnail, from Old English ang nægl, “painful spike (in the … Universalium
ongh- — See nogh . * * * … Universalium
