Where does “antrinnan” come from?

antrinnan (Old Dutch) comes from Old Dutch ant-, from Proto-Germanic andi-, from Livonian urj-fin-pro:*enci.

antrinnan (Old Dutch): to escape, to run away

Definitions

  1. to escape, to run away

Ancestry of “antrinnan”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Dutchant-—
2Proto-Germanicandi-against; across, opposite, against, away
3Livonianurj-fin-pro:*enci—
Every word from Livonian urj-fin-pro:*enci →Every word from Old Dutch ant- →Every word from Proto-Germanic andi- →