Where does “nadawacz” come from?

nadawacz (Polish) comes from Polish nadawać, from Polish na-, from Old Polish na-, from Proto-Slavic na- — on.

nadawacz (Polish): wooden spring with a pulley on a windmill for measuring the amount of grain pouring from a basket onto stones

Definitions

  1. wooden spring with a pulley on a windmill for measuring the amount of grain pouring from a basket onto stones

Ancestry of “nadawacz”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Polishnadawaćto confer, to bestow; to transmit, to broadcast;...
2Polishna-added to verbs to make them perfective
3Old Polishna-added to verbs to make them perfective
4Proto-Slavicna-on
Every word from Proto-Slavic na- →Every word from Polish na- →Every word from Old Polish na- →