Re: PS Emphatics

That would be English betrothe
we also have archaic English troth
How about German treu?

--- tgpedersen <tgpedersen@...> wrote:

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> Further
> Dutch trouwen "marry", MLG tru:welovede "engagement
> (to be married)",
> ON trúlofa "promise solemnly; engage (to be
> married)" with s mobile?
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> Torsten
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