- worship; to sacrifice"), Gothic:
blotan ("to
serve (God); to worship"; to
honour (through sacrifice)"), Old English:
blōtan ("to sacrifice") and Old High...
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connected with the Proto-Germanic verb *blōtaną ("to sacrifice"; cf.
Gothic blotan), by
positing a Proto-Indo-European stem *bʰleh₂d-m(e)n- (or *bʰleh₂g-m(e)n-)...
- ISBN 978-94-012-0984-7. A
Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary,
Second Edition (1916),
Blōtan-Boldwela, John
Richard Clark Hall
Douglas Harper. "Book".
Online Etymological...
- [citation needed] The
words for "to sacrifice" and for "sacrificer" were
blotan and blostreis,
which were used in
Biblical Gothic in the
sense of "Christian...
- Flesh.
Retrieved 12
February 2018. "VALLEY OF FEAR – "S/T" CD". legion-
blotan.co.uk.
Retrieved 5
September 2017. Whelan, Kez (6
October 2014). "Godflesh:...
- as "sacrifice"
include the
Indic yajna, the Gr**** thusia, the
Germanic blōtan, the
Semitic qorban/qurban,
Slavic żertwa, etc. The term
usually implies...
- Ēosturmōnaþ for
further discussion. *ƀlōtanan 'to sacrifice' OE
blōtan, OHG
bluozan ON blóta Goth.
blotan Traditionally compared to Lat. flāmen ('sacrificial priest')...
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released an
album of
noise rock and
black metal experiments on
Legion Blotan Records. On 11 December, a
split release between JK
Flesh and
Prurient called...
- ġehlēapen to leap 7c
healdan hēold hēoldon ġehealden to hold 7d rǣdan rēd rēdon ġerǣden to advise, to
interpret 7e
blōtan blēot blēoton ġeblōten to sacrifice...
- uf-blēsan "to blow up, puff up", slēpan "to sleep";
class 7a; -ō- present:
blōtan "to worship", *flōkan "to bewail", ƕōpan "to boast";
class 7a; -au- present:...
