Burtståg
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Etymology[edit]
From Old High German burttac, Old High German burttag, burttac, from Middle High German burt, from Old High German burt, from Proto-West Germanic *burþi, from Proto-Germanic *burdiz, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰértis, from *bʰer- (“to bear”). Compare Early New High German burtstag and Old Norse burðardagr; also Old English gebyrddæg, Old High German giburtitag, giburtitago (whence German Geburtstag).
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Noun[edit]
Burtståg m (plural Burtståg, diminutive Burzltåg)
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