Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sebuntehun
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Proto-Germanic
Etymology
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*sebuntehun (ordinal *sebundatehundô)
Descendants
- Old English: seofontīene
- Old Frisian: *siguntīne
- Saterland Frisian: soogentien
- West Frisian: santjin
- Old Saxon: *siƀuntein
- Middle Low German: siventein
- German Low German: söventeihn
- Plautdietsch: säwentieen
- Middle Low German: siventein
- Old Dutch: *sivontian
- Old High German: sibunzehan
- Middle High German: sibenzehen
- Cimbrian: zibantzane, sintzane (Luserna)
- German: siebzehn
- Luxembourgish: siwwenzéng
- Yiddish: זיבעצן (zibetsn)
- Middle High German: sibenzehen
- Old Norse: sjaután