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Lonicera_periclymenum

wudu-bind

noun, m., a-decl., 41 occ.

Type: plant

Last Update: 04.10.2011 08:57

Old-English: uudubindlae, uuduuuinde, uuduwinde, uuidouuindae, uuidubindae, uuidubinde, uuidubindlae, uuiduuuindae, uuiduuuinia, uuydublindæ, vudebend, vudebinda, vudebinde, weodobend (f.), weodubinde, wiþwinde, wiþewinde, wiþowinde, wiuwindae, wudebend, wudebende, wudebendum, wudebinde, wudubend (f.), wudubinde (f. n-St.), wudubindel, wuduwinde, wyduwinde,

Latin (Machine generated): CAPPARIS, CAPRIFOLIUM, EDERA, EDERA NIGRA .I., HEDERA NIGRA, INUOLUCO, INUOLUCU, LIGNARIUM, LINGNARIUM, MEL SILUESTRE, UITICELLA, UOLUOLA, VIBURNA, VIBURNA, VOLUOLA, VIVORNA, WEGULA,

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Reference Last Update: 22.11.2022 04:47

Meanings Last Update: 31.01.2011 13:21

  • A: plant: native
    Lonicera periclymenum L., honeysuckle, Wald-Geißblatt
  • A: plant
    -, honeysuckle, climbingplant similar to ~, Waldgeißblatt, Kletterpflanze ähnlich dem ~
  • B: plant: native
    Convolvulus arvensis L., field bindweed, Acker-Winde
  • B: plant
    -, field bindweed, climbingplant similar to ~, Acker-Winde, Kletterpflanze ähnlich der ~
  • C:
    ??? Gelsemium sempervirens (L.) J. St.-Hil., false jasmin, Gelbe Jasminwurzel
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Comments Last Update: 04.10.2011 08:35

  • Comment on (A): Lonicera periclymenum L., honeysuckle, Wald-Geißblatt

    L CAPPARIS (= Gk καππάρίς) denotes Capparis spinosa L., caper, Gemeine Kaper (cf. Dioskorides II,204; Berendes 1902,249f), a mediterranean plant; the translation 'wudubend' most likely is an error and probably goes back to a confusion with L CAPRIFOLIUM (L. periclymenum); cf. Dur 93: CAPRIFOLIUM vudebinde, and for other attempts at identification Dur 209 (LIGNARIUM vudebinde), Dur 335 (VIBURNA vudebinda), Laud 541 (EDERA NIGRA. I. eord iuig.UEL CRISOCANTES. i . iuig.UEL wudebende) and the respective notes. D'Aronco (1989,58) and Van Arsdall (2002,223) use Capparis spinosa L. as most likely identification for the HA.

    The variety of the glosses most likely is the result of a mix-up of at least three different Germanic names: 1. ∗widu-(wudu-)windō 'tree, wood bindweed; Baum-, Holzwinde' and ∗widu-(wudu-) bindō 'forest bindweed, Wald-Binde' which is L. Periclymenum or a similar plant. 2. Cf. our comment on meaning B.

    LIGNARIUM: Cf. s.v. →āl-geweorc. The erroneous gloss might go back to a wrong association with L LIGNUM or LIGARE. A confusion with LIGUSTRUM, Lonicera periclymenum. (cf. →hunig-sūge) is possible. CAPRIFOLIUM = L. periclymenum (cf. Marzell 2000,2,1374); HEDERA = Hedera helix L., ivy, Efeu (cf. s.v. →īfig); Pettit (2001, glossary) suggests this as possible identification; HEDERA NIGRA = Glechoma hederaceum L. (cf. s.v. →eorþ-īfig); VIBURNUM (cf. André 1985, s.v.) = Viburnum lantana L., way-faring-tree, Schneeball, (cf. the G names Schlingbaum, Windbaum, Pritzel / Jessen 1967,434f; this plant, like L. periclymenum is a Caprifoliaceae). VITICELLA (cf. André 1985, s.v.) = Bryonia dioica Jacqu., which also is a climber.

    Etymology: cf. →wiþo-winde, and Marzell (2000,1,1138f): "Neben -windō steht -bindō, -bandjō in dän. vedbende 'Hedera helix' [...] ags. wudubinde [...] wudubend, wiþobend = nengl. woodbind, woodbine [...]".

  • Comment on (B): Convolvulus arvensis L., field bindweed, Acker-Winde

    The variety of the glosses most likely is the result of a mix-up of at least three different Germanic names: 1. cf. our comment on meaning A. 2. ∗wiþi-windō 'bind weed, Band-, Strickwinde' which is C. arvensis or a similar plant.

    The G name is Wedewinde (cf. Marzell 2000,1,1138); INUOLUCRUM (cf. André 1985, s.v.) = Cuscuta epithymum Murray, lesser dodder, Klee-Seide; cf. AhdGl 3,538,52: CUSCUTA PODAGRA wenge widewinde; this plan, like Conv. arvensis, is a Convolvulaceae.

  • Comment on (C): ??? Gelsemium sempervirens (L.) J. St.-Hil., false jasmin, Gelbe Jasminwurzel

    Based on its ModE name 'woodbine' Hankins (1992,83) suggests G. sempervirens as another possible identification but unfortunately this plant is only native to warm temperate and tropical America from Guatemala north to the Southeastern United States (cf. Zander 2008, s.v).

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Occurrences Last Update: 04.02.2009 14:20

  • AntK, 119,17 HEDERA NIGRA wudebinde
  • AntK, 128,8 UITICELLA wiþwinde
  • Br,WW, 301,20 UITICELLA weodubinde
  • ClQu, 39,3 VIVORNA wuduwinde
  • ClSt, E 6 EDERA wuduwinde
  • ClSt, H 73 HEDERA NIGRA wudubind, eorþigig[1]
  • ClSt, I 403 INUOLUCO wiþewinde
  • Cp, 19 (Int.199) LIGNARIUM uuidubinde
  • Cp, 2157(U 187) VIBURNA uuduuuinde
  • Cp, 2185(U 269) UOLUOLA uuduuuinde
  • Cp, 736(E 26) EDERA uuduwinde
  • D 11, f.10r, col.3 HEDERA NIGRA wudubind, eorþif[]
  • D 11, f.1v VIBURNA, VOLUOLA[2] wyduwinde
  • D 58, AhdGl 4, 210, 53 WEGULA uuiduuuinia[3]
  • Dur, 209 LINGNARIUM vudebinde
  • Dur, 335 VIBURNA vudebinda
  • Dur, 93 CAPRIFOLIUM vudebinde
  • Dur, 95 CAPPARIS vudebend
  • Ep, 1059 UOLUOLA wiuwindae HERBA SIMILIS HEDERAE QUAE UTIBUS ET FRUGIBUS CIRCUMDARI SOLET
  • Ep, 1082 VIBURNA uuiduuuindae
  • Erf, 1059 UOLUOLA uuidubindae HERBA SIMILIS HEDERE QUAE UITIBUS ET FRUGIBUS CIRCUMDARI SOLET
  • Erf, 1082 VIBURNA uuidubindae
  • Erf, 348 EDERA uuidouuindae
  • Erf, 559 INUOLUCO uuidubindlae
  • Erf, 559 INUOLUCU uuydublindæ
  • HA, CLXXII, 302/11[4] nsg Wudubend
  • HA, CLXXII, 302/13 asg be man capparis 7 oþrum naman wudubend[5] hateþ
  • HA, CLXXII, 64/6[6] nsg capparis ƀ is wudu bend
  • LA, 110/20[7] gsg wudubindan
  • LA, 114/11[8] gsg weod[obend]e
  • LA, 148/23f[9] gsg wudubindan
  • Laud, 323 CAPPARIS wudebend
  • Laud, 541 EDERA NIGRA .I. eordiuig UEL CRISOCANTES .I. iuig UEL wudebende
  • LB, 11/2[10] gsg wudubindels
  • LB, 12/3 gsg wudubindes
  • LB, 94/26 gsg wudubindes
  • LB, 99/28 gsg wudubindes
  • LB, 99/33 gsg wudubindes
  • Ld, Holth. Nr. 247 INUOLUCO uudubindlae
  • Mk(Li), 1,6 MEL SILUESTRE wuduhunig ƀ weaxes on wudubinde
  • Mk(Ru), 1,6 MEL SILUESTRE wuduhuniges ƀ wæxeþ on wudebendum
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Etymology Last Update: 04.10.2011 08:57

  • Etymology: Etymology-Comment:
  • Word-Formation:
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Images Last Update: 04.10.2011 08:57

Lonicera periclymenum L., honeysuckle, Wald-Geißblatt
Lonicera_periclymenum

Botanical-Information: stylised plate

Source: →reference-information

Fitch, Walter Hood. Illustrations of the British Flora: London: Reeve, 1924.

Convolvulus arvensis L., field bindweed, Acker-Winde
Convolvulus_arvensis_bd4_tafel_017

Botanical-Information: stylised plate

Source: →reference-information

Thomé, Otto Wilhelm. Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz. In 4 Mappen ; 531 Tafeln in naturgetreuen Farben mit 668 Pflanzenarten. Leipzip: Teubner, 1938.

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[1]:

WW: eorþifig; -igig seems to be Stryker"s error.

[2]:

VOLUOLA above VIBURNA. Cf. Junius 77, S.220: VIBURNA ł VOLVOLA wuduwinde. Meritt 1961, X/2 (only) has VIBURNA wyduwinde.

[3]:

N.: "gemeint ist wideuuinda".

[4]:

MS H: wudubed.

[5]:

MS H: wudubed.

[6]:

MS H: wudubed.

[7]:

Cont.: wudubindan leaf.

[8]:

Cont.: weod[obend]e wisan; cf. s.v. wēod, n.1.

[9]:

Cont.: wudubindan leaf.

[10]:

The form wudubindel, which is based on gsg. wudubindels, is not recorded in BT. Or is the recorded "wudubindele, an" a writing error for wudubindes? Compare 11/2 wudubindels leaf to 12/3 wudubindes leaf.