Also: léine f. 'linen garment; shirt', Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., Further etymology unclear: "Probably... a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV). Note that some sources regard Lat. līnum as a loan from Gr. λίνον (DH)., "The Gm. group of Go. lein, OHG līn (also ON, OE) agrees with Lat. līnum, and can therefore be considered loans from it" (RB)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV)., Further etymology unclear: "Impossible to reconstruct a common PIE proto-form. Probably a loanword meaning 'flax'." (MDV).
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[AFB]
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[RB]
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[CDB]
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[MDV]
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[RD]
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[OSD]
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[LUB]
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[AED]
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[DH]
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[OED]
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[TLF]
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[GTB]
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[DOC]
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[CAT]
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[DIN]
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[GPC]
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[NEI]
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