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Phenindione is an
anticoagulant which functions as a
Vitamin K antagonist.
Phenindione was
introduced in the
early 1950s. It acts
similar to warfarin,...
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earliest runic inscriptions). Proto-Germanic *bindaną > *
bindan > Old
Norse binda, but > Old
English bindan. This also
affected stressed syllables: Proto-Germanic...
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tohter Tochter dohtar daughter wetar Wetter wedar weather bintan binden bindan bind alt alt ald old /dd/ /tt/
bitten bitten biddian bid /b/ /p/
Upper German...
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lugans to lie (tell untruth) 2b lūkan lauk
lukun lukans to close, to shut 3a
bindan band
bundun bundans to bind 3b
hilpan wairþan halp warþ
hulpun waurþun hulpans...
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tiuhan "to lead", þliuhan "to flee";
class 2b: galūkan "to shut";
class 3:
bindan "to bind",
bliggwan "to beat",
brinnan "to burn",
drigkan "to drink", filhan...
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beran "to bear;"
fiell "a falling,"
feallan "to fall;" bend "a bond,"
bindan "to bind." Note that in some
cases the
abstract noun has a
different vowel...
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nasal + consonant. Pre-PGmc *bʰendʰonom > PGmc *bendaną > *bindaną > OE
bindan > ModE bind (Latin of-fendō). This was
later extended in Pre-Old English...
- (class II
giutan "to pour") and-bundnan "to
become unbound" (class III and-
bindan "to unbind") dis-taúrnan "to be torn asunder,
burst asunder" (class IV dis-taíran...
- Proto-Eastern
Nyulnyulan rotten *biini *mandu leaf *bilibil *wirrkiny bush
country *
bindan *birra
kangaroo *burruk *barrjaniny tree,
stick *bardangk *baalu arrive...
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bandhana "bond",
Ancient Gr**** πεῖσμα, peîsma "rope", or
Gothic 𐌱𐌹𐌽𐌳𐌰𐌽,
bindan "to bind". Significantly, in the
pastoral dictionary of the
Lithuanian language...
