1. frāgum — Lewis & Short
frāgum, i, v. fraga.
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frāgum
frāgum
v. fraga
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What it meant
2. frägum — Walde–Hofmann
frägum, -i n. (-a f. Ps. Apul.) „Erdbeere“ (seit Verg., rom., ebenso *frügula): Keine befriedigende Anknüpfung. Kaum nach Vanicek 189, Osthoff MU. 5, 66f. als „duftende Frucht“ aus *frügrom zu fragrüre, wobei nicht nur der Ablaut bedenklich ist, sondern auch das kollektive Neutrum (kaum nach pömum, mälum usw.) und die Dissimilation. Andere nicht bessere Deutungen bei Kluge IF. 4, 309 (*sräghom, zu ags. streawberie, … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. frägum, p. 572]
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