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СКАЧАТЬ friend), A.S. Brihtwine – Eng. Brightwine.

Black, blake, signifying "brightness."

      (Hari, warrior), O.G. Blicher – Eng. Blacker, Blaker. (Man), A.S. Blæcman (genealogy of the kings of Northumbria), Blacman (Moneyer at Norwich) – Blaecmon, Lib. Vit.– Blacheman, Domesday– Eng. Blackman, Blakeman. (Wine, friend), Eng. Blackwin.

Bod, bud, "envoy."

      (Gar, spear), O.G. Baudochar – Eng. Bodicker. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Botthar – Boterus, Domesday– Eng. Butter, Buttery. (Gis, hostage), O.G. Boutgis, Boggis – Eng. Boggis. (Mar, famous), O.G. Baudomir – Eng. Bodmer. (Ric, rule), O.G. Buttericus, Bauderich – Eng. Butterick, Buddrich. (Rid, rit, "ride"), O.G. Bodirid, Buotrit – Eng. Botright.

Boll, bull (prob. M.H.G. buole), "friend."

      (Gar, spear), O.G. Pulgar – Eng. Bulger. (Hard), Pollardus, Domesday – Eng. Bullard, Pollard. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Bolheri – Eng. Buller. (Mar, famous), A.S. Bulemær – Eng. Bulmer.

Burg, signifying "protection."

      (Hard), A.S. Burghard – Eng. Burchard. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Burghar – Eng. Burger. (Wald, rule), O.G. Burgoald – Eng. Purgold. (Wine, friend), Eng. Burgwin.

Ball, bale, signifying "bale, woe."

      (Frid, peace), O.G. Palfrid – Eng. Palfrey. (Mar, famous), O.G. Ballomar, Belimar – Eng. Balmer, Bellmore.

Coll, signifying "helmet."

      (Brand, sword), A.S. Colbrand – Eng. Colbran. (Biorn, bear), O.N. Kolbiorn – Eng. Colburn. (Man, vir), A.S. Colman – Eng. Colman. (Mar, famous), A.S. Colomôr – Eng. Collamore. (Hard), A.S. Ceolheard – Eng. Collard.

Cost, cust, "skill, science" (Germ, kunst)

      (Hard), O.G. Custard – Eng. Custard.

Dag, "day," in the sense of brightness, glory.13

      (Bald, bold), O.G. Tagapald – Daegbald, Lib. Vit.– Eng. Daybell. (Bern, bear), O.G. Tagapern – Eng. Tayburn. (Burg, protection), O.G. Tagabirg – Eng. Tackabarry. (Gisil, hostage), O.G. Daigisil – Eng. Daggesell. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Daiher – Dacher, Lib. Vit.– Eng. Dagger, Dacker, Dayer. (Helm), O.G. Dachelm – Eng. Dacombe. (Mund, protection), O.G. Dagamund – A.S. Daiemond – Eng. Daymont. (Mar, famous), O.G. Dagemar – Dagemar on Roman pottery – Eng. Damer.

Dall, dell, as supposed, "illustrious."

      (Bert, famous), O.G. Dalbert – Talbercht, Lib. Vit.– Eng. Talbert. (Fare, travel), O.G. Dalferi – Eng. Telfer. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Dealher – Eng. Deller. (Man), O.G. Dalman – Eng. Dalman, Tallman. (Wig, wi, war), Daliwey, Hund. Rolls– Eng. Dalloway.

Dan, den, of uncertain meaning, perhaps, "Dane."

      (Hard), A.S. Dæneheard – Eng. Denhard. (Gar, spear), O.G. Thangar – Eng. Danger. (Wulf), A.S. Denewulf – Eng. Denolf.

Dar, signifying "spear."

      (Nagel, nail), A.S. Dearnagel – Eng. Darnell. (Gund, war), O.G. Taragun – Eng. Darrigon. (Wine, friend), O.G. Daroin – Eng. Darwin.

Dear, "carus."

      (Leof, dear), A.S. Deorlaf – Eng. Dearlove. (Man, vir), Dereman, Domesday– Eng. Dearman. (Môd, courage), A.S. Deormod – Eng. Dermott. (Wine, friend), A.S. Deorwyn – Eng. Derwin.

Gothic, thius (O.H.G. dio), "servant."

      (Log, loh, clean?), O.G. Thioloh – Eng. Dialogue. (Mad, reverence), O.G. Deomad – Eng. Demaid. (Man, vir), O.G. Dioman – Eng. Demon. (Mund, protection), O.G. Thiomunt – Eng. Diamond.

Old North. dolgr, "foe."

      (Fin, people's name), O.N. Dolgfinnr – Eng. Dolphin. (Man, vir), A.S. Dolemann – Eng. Dolman.

A.S. dôm (O.H.G. tuom), "judgment."

      (Gis, hostage), O.G. Domigis, Tomichis – Eng. Tomkies. (Hard, fortis), O.G. Domard – Eng. Dummert. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Domarius – Domheri, Lib. Vit.– Eng. Dummer.

A.S. dugan, to be "doughty."

      (Man, vir), O.G. Dugiman, Tugeman – A.S. Ducemann – Eng. Tugman, Duckman. (Mar, famous), O.G. Daumerus – Eng. Dugmore. Probably from the noun, duguth, virtue, A.S. Dogod – Eng. Doggett, Dugood.

Erl, supposed same as "earl."

      (Bad, war), O.G. Erlebad – Eng. Hurlbat (Bert, famous), O.G. Erlebert – Eng. Hurlburt. (Hari, warrior), O.G. Erleher – Eng. Hurler. (Wine, friend), O.G. Erliwin, A.S. Herlawine – Eng. Urlwin.

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      From the old Saxon fragment called the "Traveller's Song." Hnaf is no doubt from the Ang. – Sax. cnafa, cnapa, son, boy, the Anglo-Saxons often representing c by a (no doubt aspirated) h.

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      Stark also adduces an instance in the eleventh century of Buggo as a contraction of Burchard.

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      So at least Foerstemann seems to think, observing that we can scarcely derive it from Maur, Æthiops, English "Moor." Nevertheless, seeing the long struggle between the Teutons and the Moors in Spain, it seems to me that such a derivation would be quite in accordance with Teutonic practice. See some remarks on the general subject at the en

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From the old Saxon fragment called the "Traveller's Song." Hnaf is no doubt from the Ang. – Sax. cnafa, cnapa, son, boy, the Anglo-Saxons often representing c by a (no doubt СКАЧАТЬ