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==Proto-Germanic==
==Proto-Germanic==

===Etymology===
===Etymology===
{{root|gem-pro|ine-pro|*dʰeh₁-}}
From {{proto|Indo-European|dʰeh₁-|lang=gem-pro}}.
From two related {{inh|gem-pro|ine-pro|-}} verbs:
* Present tense from the perfective {{m|ine-pro|*dʰéh₁t}}, although the o-grade form ''*dʰóh₁t'' is unexpected.
* Past tense from the past of the reduplicated imperfective {{m|ine-pro|*dʰédʰeh₁ti}}.
Both originate from the root {{m|ine-pro|*dʰeh₁-}}.


===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===
* {{IPA|lang=gem-pro|/ˈdɔː.nɑ̃/}}
* {{IPA|gem-pro|/ˈdɔː.nɑ̃/}}


===Verb===
===Verb===
{{gem-verb|head=dōną}}
{{gem-verb}}

# to [[do]], to [[make]]
# to [[put]], to [[place]]

====Conjugation====
{{gem-conj-irreg<!--
-->|head=dōną<!--

Present indicative
-->|dōmi<!--
-->|dōsi<!--
-->|dōþi<!--
-->|dōwaz? dōz?<!--
-->|dōþiz<!--
-->|dōmaz<!--
-->|dōþ<!--
-->|dōnþi<!--

Present subjunctive
-->|dǭ<!--
-->|dōz<!--
-->|dō<!--
-->|dōw<!--
-->|dōdiz<!--
-->|dōm<!--
-->|dōd<!--
-->|dōn<!--

Present imperative
-->|dō<!--
-->|dōþau<!--
-->|dōþiz<!--
-->|dōþ<!--
-->|dōnþau<!--

Present passive indicative (no forms)
-->||||||<!--

Present passive subjunctive (no forms)
-->|||||<!--

Past indicative
-->|dedǭ<!--
-->|dedēz<!--
-->|dedē<!--
-->|dēdū<!--
-->|dēdudiz<!--
-->|dēdum<!--
-->|dēdud<!--
-->|dēdun<!--


# to [[do]], [[make]]
Past subjunctive
# to [[put]], [[place]]
-->|dēdį̄<!--
-->|dēdīz<!--
-->|dēdī<!--
-->|dēdīw<!--
-->|dēdīdiz<!--
-->|dēdīm<!--
-->|dēdīd<!--
-->|dēdīn<!--


====Inflection====
-->|dōndz<!--
{{gem-conj-irreg|dōną}}
-->|dōnaz<!--
In all Germanic languages but the ancient ones, the first person singular form ''*dōmi'' is replaced by ''*dō'' by analogy with class II weak verbs. Past forms in ''*-ie-'' in Anglo-Frisian are unexplained.


====Related terms====
-->}}
* {{l|gem-pro|*dēdiz}}
* {{l|gem-pro|*dōmaz}}
* {{l|gem-pro|*uzdaz}}


====Descendants====
====Descendants====
* Old English: {{l|ang|don|dōn}}
* {{desctree|gmw-pro|*dōn}}
** English: {{l|en|do}}
* Old Frisian: {{l|ofs|dua|dūa}}, {{l|ofs|dua|duā}}
** West Frisian: {{l|fy|dwaan}}
** East Frisian: {{l|frs|dwo}}
* Old Saxon: {{l|osx|don|dōn}}
** Low German: {{l|nds|doon}}
* Old Dutch: {{l|odt|duon}}
** Dutch: {{l|nl|doen}}
*** Afrikaans: {{l|af|doen}}
* Old High German: {{l|goh|tuon}}
** German: {{l|de|tun}}

Latest revision as of 10:15, 9 November 2023

This Proto-Germanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Germanic

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Etymology

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From two related Proto-Indo-European verbs:

  • Present tense from the perfective *dʰéh₁t, although the o-grade form *dʰóh₁t is unexpected.
  • Past tense from the past of the reduplicated imperfective *dʰédʰeh₁ti.

Both originate from the root *dʰeh₁-.

Pronunciation

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Verb

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*dōną

  1. to do, make
  2. to put, place

Inflection

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In all Germanic languages but the ancient ones, the first person singular form *dōmi is replaced by *dō by analogy with class II weak verbs. Past forms in *-ie- in Anglo-Frisian are unexplained.

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Descendants

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