1. grūma — Lewis & Short
grūma and grūmātĭcus, v. grom-.
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grūma
grūma
and , v. grom-
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What it meant
2. grüma — Walde–Hofmann
grüma, -ae f. etwa „Balg, Schote* (Ambr., davon Demin. grümula Ambr. [anders Thes.] und vl. crämellum n. „Art Gemüse“ Greg. Tur. [anders Sittl ALL. 3, 286): grüma wohl Rückbldg. aus grümula, dies dissimiliert aus *glümula (Niedermann IF. 15, 106, Brender 68). — Nicht besser zu gr. ypürn „Gerümpel“, lat. glamus usw. nach Wood AJPh. 49, 168, Sıttl a. O. (Bed.!). — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. grüma, p. 655]
Where it came from
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