1. Brunda — Lewis & Short
Brunda, ae, v. Brundisium.
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Brunda
Brunda
v. Brundisium
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What it meant
2. brunda — Walde–Hofmann
brunda, -ae f. ,caput cervi* (Isid. al): messap. Wort neben Brenda (Paul, Fest. 3b. Kurzform für Brundisium, Bpevbov "£Aavov Hes, Bpévriov *fj xepali] tfjg éAdoov Steph. Byz. zu alb. brj, brjni „Horn, Geweih“, Plur. geg. brjena. wovon Sg. brjen „Hörner“; nschw. dial. brind(e), norw. bringe „männliches Elentier*, brund „Männchen vom Renntier*; lett. briédís „Elen, Rothirsch* ("Drendis, daraus bruscum — brütus. 117 … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. brunda, p. 148]
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