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#3801. gan ˤߤűѸäηŪ [lexicology][word_formation][oe][lexical_stratification]

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(1) gan/gangan 'go, come, move, proceed, depart; happen'
(2) derivatives:
   (a) gang 'going, journey; track, footprint; passage, way; privy; steps, platform'; compounds: ciricgang 'churchgoing', earsgang 'excrement', faldgang 'going into the sheep-fold', feþegang 'foot journey', forlig-gang 'adultery', hingang 'a going hence, death', hlafgang 'a going to eat bread', huselgang 'partaking in the sacrament', mynstergang 'the entering on a monastic life', oxangang 'hide, eighth of a plough-land', sulhgang 'plough-gang = as much land as can properly be tilled by one plough in one day'; gangern, gangpytt, gangsetl, gangstol, gangtun, all 'privy'
   (b) genge n., sb. 'troops, company'
   (c) -genge f., sb. in nightgenge 'hyena, i.e. an animal that prowls at night'
   (d) -genga m., sb. in angenga 'a solitary, lone goer', æftergenga 'one who follows', hindergenga 'one that goes backwards, a crab', huselgenga 'one who goes to the Lord's supper', mangenga 'one practising evil', nihtgenga 'one who goes by night, goblin', rapgenga 'rope-dancer', sægenga 'sea-goer, mariner; ship'
   (e) genge adj. 'prevailing, going, effectual, agreeable'
   (f) -gengel sb. in æftergengel 'successor' (perhaps from æftergengan, wk. vb. 'to go')
(3) compounds with verbal first constituent, i.e. V + N (some of them might, however, also be treated as N + N, i.e. with gang as in (2a): gangdæg 'Rogation day, one of the three processional days before Ascension day', gangewifre 'spider, i.e. a weaver that goes', ganggeteld 'portable tent', ganghere 'army of foot-soldiers', gangwucu 'the week of Holy Thursday, Rogation week'
(4) gengan wk. vb. 'to go' < *gang-j-an; æftergengness 'succession, posterity'
(5) prefixations of gan/gangan;
   (a) agan 'go, go by, pass, pass into possession, occur, befall, come forth'
   (b) began/begangan 'go over, go to, visit; cultivate; surround; honour, worship' with derivatives begánga/bígang 'practice, exercise, worship, cultivation'; begánga/bígenga 'inhabitant, cultivator' and numerous compounds of both; begenge n. 'practice, worship', bigengere 'worker, worshipper'; bigengestre 'hand maiden, attendant, worshipper'; begangness 'calendae, celebration'
   (c) foregan 'go before, precede' with derivatives foregenga 'forerunner, predecessor', foregengel 'predecessor'
   (d) forgan 'pass over, abstain from'
   (e) forþgan 'to go forth' with forþgang 'progress, purging, privy'
   (f) ingan 'go in' with ingang 'entrance(-fee), ingression', ingenga 'visitor, intruder'
   (g) niþergan 'to descend' with niþergang 'descent'
   (h) ofgan 'to demand, extort; obtain; begin, start' with ofgangende 'derivative'
   (i) ofergan 'pass over, go across, overcome, overreach' with ofergenga 'traveller'
   (j) ongan 'to approach, enter into' with ongang 'entrance, assault'
   (k) oþgan 'go away, escape'
   (l) togan 'go to, go into; happen; separate, depart' with togang 'approach, attack'
   (m) þurhgan 'go through'
   (n) undergan 'undermine, undergo'
   (o) upgan 'go up; raise' with upgang 'rising, sunrise, ascent', upgange 'landing'
   (p) utgan 'go out' with utgang 'exit, departure; privy; excrement; anus'; ?utgenge 'exit'
   (q) wiþgan 'go against, oppose; pass away, disappear'
   (r) ymbgan 'go round, surround' with ymbgang 'circumference, circuit, going about'.


θǤˤϡ٤Ƹ촴 gan ¿ѷäƤȤƤˤޤޤƤ롥űѸäηŪʤΰüָ뤳ȤǤ
űѸθ෿Ūʰ֤ŤˤĤƤϡƱ Kastovsky ˵ä#3358. ĸϸ캬١ޥĸϸ촴١űѸʹߤϸ١ (1) ([2018-07-07-1])#3359. ĸϸ캬١ޥĸϸ촴١űѸʹߤϸ١ (2) ([2018-07-08-1])#3360. ĸϸ캬١ޥĸϸ촴١űѸʹߤϸ١ (3) ([2018-07-09-1]) 򻲾ȡ

Kastovsky, Dieter. "Semantics and Vocabulary." The Cambridge History of the English Language. Vol. 1. Ed. Richard M. Hogg. Cambridge: CUP, 1992. 290--408.

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