ThisProto-West Germanic entry containsreconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directlyattested, but are hypothesized to have existed based oncomparative evidence.

FromProto-Germanic*þauh.

*þauh

1. nevertheless,though

• Old English:þēah,þēh
  • Middle English:thogh(through confluence with Old Norseþó)
    • English:though
    • Middle Scots:thoch,thocht,tho
      • Scots:tho
• Old Frisian:thāch
  • Saterland Frisian:dach,daach
  • West Frisian:dôch,dochs
• Old Saxon:thōh
  • Middle Low German:doch
    • Low German:doch
    • → Old Danish:dogh
      • Danish:dog
    • → Norwegian Bokmål:dog
    • → Swedish:dock
• Old Dutch:thoh
  • Middle Dutch:doch,toch
    • Dutch:doch,toch
      • Afrikaans:dog,tog
• Old High German:thōh,dōh,doh
  • Middle High German:doch
    • Bavarian:do
    • German:doch
    • Luxembourgish:dach
    • Yiddish:דאָך(dokh)

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