Where does “brytta” come from?

brytta (Old English) comes from Proto-West Germanic bruttjō, from Proto-Germanic brutjô, from Proto-Germanic -jô — -er.

brytta (Old English): giver, dispenser, distributor

Definitions

  1. giver, dispenser, distributor

Ancestry of “brytta”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-West Germanicbruttjōdivider, dispenser
2Proto-Germanicbrutjô—
3Proto-Germanic-jô-er
Every word from Proto-Germanic -jô →Every word from Proto-Germanic brutjô →Every word from Proto-West Germanic bruttjō →