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brēmel
noun,
m.,
a-decl.,
27 occ.
Type: plant
Last Update: 29.11.2011 10:16
Old-English: brǣmel, brǣmel-, brembel, brembel, brymel, bræmbel-, brember, bremles, bremele, bremelas, bremlas, bremblas, bræmlas, brymelas, bremela, bremla, brymela, bremelum, bremlum, bræmelum, bræmlan,
Latin (Machine generated): ANGUENS, ERASTI, ERUSTI, ERUSTIS SY..[], ERUSTIS.[], MURUS, RUMICE, RUNCIE, SENTICOSIS ... SURCULIS SPINOSIS UIRGULIS, SURCULIS, .I. RAMUSCULIS, TRIBULUS, UEPRES,
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A: plant: native
Rubus fruticosus L., bramble, Brombeere
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Comment on (A): Rubus fruticosus L., bramble, Brombeere
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Rubus fruticosus L., bramble, Brombeere |
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Botanical-Information: stylised plate Source: →reference-information
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[1]:
Cf. possible interpretations in Pheifer (1974, n. 68).
[2]:
Syn. of RUBUS = RUMICA (cf. André 1985,s.v. RUMICA).
[3]:
Syn. of RUBUS = RUNCIA (cf. André 1956m s.v. RUBUS).
[4]:
Cf. s.v. brēmel-brēr.
[5]:
Note in the DOE: "perh. from VERG. Aen. 2.379 IMPROVISUM ASPRIS VELUTI QUI SENTIBUS ANGUEM PRESSIT HUMI NITENS"
[6]:
Meritt (1961,Nr.X/30) has ERUSTI [...] brember.
[7]:
Not recorded by Meritt; cf. Junius 77,212: ERUSTI SYNTIX brember; SYNTIX = SENTIX, ein Syn. von RUBUS (cf. André 1985,s.v. SENTIX).
[8]:
Note in the DOE: "HO bremela".
[9]:
MS H bræmbel.
[10]:
MS H brembel.
[11]:
Cf. Grattan/Singer (1952,104, n.7).
OE brēmel can also denote other Rubus species and even Rosa canina L., it is a name for thorny shrubs in general (cf. Cockayne 1961,III,315). But in the LB these plants are specifyed by other plant names, for example: (→brēr, →hēop-brēmel, →hind-berge). The passage LB 88/17 adds support to our interpretation because the fact that a leech is to take a young bramble bush that is rooted with both ends is mirrored in Hegi's description of the plant (1906,IV,722): "Die Sprossen der echten Brombeeren [...] sind entweder aufrecht [...], klimmend oder bogig überhängend [...] oder kriechend; in den beiden letzteren Fällen bewurzeln sie sich meist im Herbst an der Spitze."
ERASTI, ERUSTI are probably corrupted forms of L ERUSCUM (= R. fruticosus, cf. André 1956, s.v.). ANGUENS[1] is not clear, the DOE, s.v. offers two explanations: (a) probably for ANGENS, pres.part. of ANGERE 'harass, distress', used here as substantive; (b) corrupt form of ANGUEM, asg. of ANGUIS 'snake', relating to glossed text of VERG. Aen. 2.379. Equally unclear is OE →brēmel-brēr. It probably is no compound but a double gloss: bræmbel, brær; cf. Cp 2084 (T 306) TRIBULI braere. TRIBULUS denotes thorny plants →gorst.