Gelege.
a sitting, a clutch or nest of eggs
Meaning & usage
a sitting, a clutch or nest of eggs
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German gelēge, gelæge (“a lying, things lying about”), from Old High German *gilāgi, from Proto-Germanic *(ga)lēgiją, ablaut derivation from *ligjaną, whence liegen (“to lie”). Cognate with unprefixed Old Norse lægi. The form with ⟨e⟩ continues the older Central German spelling, reinforced by analogy with related legen (“to lay”); hence by surface analysis, ge- + legen + -e.
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