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suge - Etymological Basque Dictionary-French-Spanish-English
suge
(978?) Snake (Zool.). Cognate with estonian siug "id.", uralian *suge "worm", yeniseian thieg "id.", halkomelem th’ekw "worm" (Galloway, 2009: 773). The notion of worm, snake, dragon is often represented by the same stem in different languages and cultures (cf. for instance germ. Lindwurm "dragon"). See also Erensuge and Sugaar.
(978?) Serpiente (Zool.). Emparentado con estoniano siug "id.", urálico *suge "gusano", yeniseio thieg "id.", halkomelem th’ekw "gusano" (Galloway, 2009: 773). La noción de gusano, serpiente, dragón es frecuentemente representada por la misma raiz en varias lenguas y culturas (cf. por ej. al. Lindwurm "dragón"). Véase Erensuge y Sugaar.
(978?) Serpent (Zool.). Apparenté à l’estonien siug "id.", ouralien *suge "ver", iénisséien thieg "id"., halkomelem th’ekw "ver" (Galloway, 2009: 773). La notion de ver, serpent, dragon est souvent représentée par la même racine dans plusieurs langues et cultures (cf. par ex. all. Lindwurm "dragon"). Voir Erensuge et Sugaar.

sugeilar
Buckwheat (Bot.). From suge "snake" and ilar "pea".
Alforfón (Bot.). De suge "serpiente" e ilar "guisante, arveja".
Sarrasin (Bot.). De suge "serpent" et ilar "pois".

sugejale
Snake eater (bird, goat). From suge "snake" and jale "eater".
Que come serpientes. De suge "serpiente" y jale "comedor".
Ophiophage (oiseau, chèvre). De suge "serpent" et jale "mangeur".






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