English Deutsch Impressum. Toggle navigation English Deutsch Impressum. Alternative Präsentation: urn:nbn:de:bvbbsb Titel im Katalog der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek anzeigen. Scan Los. Sprout in English is in Spanish brota. We find the Welsh ysbrig , the English sprig , is a compound of ys , a prefix denoting issuing or proceeding from , like the Lat. Ysgar , a separate part , a share ; ysgar , ysgaru , to divide ; ysgariaw , to separate , is composed of ys and car , according to Owen ; but the real root appears distinctly in the Gr.
This is the English shear , shire. Ysgegiaw , to shake , by laying hold of the throat , to shake roughly , is a compound of ys and cegiaw , to choke , from ceg , the mouth , an entrance , a choking. This may be the English shake ; Sax. Ysgin , a robe made of skin ; ys and cin , a spread or covering. Ysgodi , to shade ; ysgawd , a shade ; ys and cawd. Ysgrab , what is drawn up or puckered , a scrip ; ys and crab , what shrinks.
See Eng. Ysgravu , to scrape ; ys and crav , claws , from rhav. Ysgrec , a scream , a shriek , ysgreciaw , to shriek , from crec , a shriek , crecian , to shriek , from creg , cryg , hoarse , rough , from rhyg , rye , that is , rough ; the grain so named from its roughness. This is the English rough , Lat. Here we have the whole process of formation , from the root of rough.
We retain the Welsh crecian , to shriek , in our common word to creak , and with a formative prefix , we have shriek , and our vulgar screak. The Latin ruga , a wrinkle , Eng. Ysgrivenu , to write , Lat. Hence scrivener. Ysgub , a sheaf or besom , ysgubaw , to sweep , Lat. Ysgud , something that whirls ; ysgudaw , to whisk or scud ; from cud , celerity , flight ; ysguth , ysguthaw , the same. Ysguth , a push ; ysgwthiaw , to push or thrust ; from gwth , guthiaw , the same ; probably allied to Eng.
The Welsh has ysgythu , to jet or spout , from the same root. Yslac , slack , loose ; yslaciaw , to slacken ; from llac , loose , slack , llaciaw , to slacken , from lag , slack , sluggish ; allied to Eng. Yslapiaw , to slap , to flap , from yslab , what is lengthened or distended , from llab , a flag , a strip , a stroke.
