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2031. trem-, trems- English : ‘to thump; to tremble’ German : ‘trippeln, trampeln’ und ‘zittern’ Comments : (kontaminiert mit tres-); dieselbe Doppelbed. bei trep-. Material: Gr. τρέμω ‘tremble’ (= Lat. tremō, Alb. trem); ἀτρέμας, ἀτρέμα ‘immovable, calm’, ἀτρεμής ‘fearless’, τρόμος m. ‘the trembling’, τρομέω ‘tremble’, τρομερός ‘fearful’, redupl. τετρεμαίνω ‘shudder’ (unclear ταρμύσσω ‘frighten’); Alb. Tosk trëmp, Geg trem ‘I frighten’; Alb. medio passive tremem, trembem ‘be frightened’ by Andi Zeneli Alb. Gheg tramë n. f. ‘fear’, Alb. Tosk trembë ‘fear’ similar vowel gradation to Doric Greek ταρμύσσω ‘frighten’ by Andi Zeneli; Alb. trembës ‘a person who causes fear’, Albanian -as ending identical with Greek -ᾱς • (-ās) The nominative singular ending of masculine first-declension nouns in most dialects. Replaced by -ης (-ēs) in all cases in Ionic, and in most cases in Attic. (by Andi Zeneli) Lat. tremō, -ere ‘tremble’, tremor ‘the trembling’, tremulus ‘trembling’, Umb. tremitu ‘tremble’; Got. þramstei ‘grasshopper (Indo-European *trems-, as in Old Church Slavonic tręsǫ blending of trem- and tres-); Old Saxon thrimman st. V. ‘swell’ or ‘become distressed’; Old Icelandic þramma ‘trample, walk heavily’, Mnd. drammen ‘make noise, push violently’, dram ‘noise, distress, turmoil’ (: Lett. tremt); mm intensive gemination Lit. trìmti ‘tremble’, trémti ‘strike down; banish, expel’, sutramìnti ‘push lightly’, Lett. tremt ‘drive away’, tramš ‘skittish (of horses)’, tramîgs ‘timid, shy’, tram̃dît ‘scare, chase’; Little Russian tremčú, tremtḯty ‘tremble, shake’; Old Church Slavonic tręsǫ, tręsti ‘shake, shake violently’, sę ‘tremble’, trǫsь ‘earthquake’ (Slavic *trems-, *troms-, see above); Maybe alb. trim ‘brave (not afraid)’ by Andi Zeneli Tocharian A träm- ‘become angry’, B tremi ‘anger, fury’. Ref : WP. I 758, WH. II 701, Trautmann 329 f., Vasmer 3, 144, 146 f. See also : vgl. ter-1 ‘zappeln’, woraus *trem- und *tres- erweitert sind. Pages : 1092-1093 PIET : 1854