broddr
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Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *bruzdaz.
Noun
broddr m
- spike
- a kind of shaft
- sting (of an insect)
- prick, goad
- the front of a column or body of men
- the prime (of one's life)
Derived terms
- brodda
- broddhǫgg
- broddskot
- broddspjót
- broddstafr
- broddstǫng
- broddǫr
Descendants
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