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O.H.G. zogôn, M. H. G. zogen, to pull, tug, delay (whence N. H. G. zogern, to hesitate); further O. E. tyje (from stem tu^-i-), 777., Mdl. E. ti^e, a drawing, O. H. G. zug, m., M. H. G. zuc (gen. -ges), N. H. G. zug, m., a pull, tug, draught; O. E. ty^e, 77?., rope, Mdl. E. tîje, Mdn. E. tie (whence O. E. tyjan, Mdl. E. tîse, tîe, Mdn. E. tio); Mdl. E. toge (whence, through toglie), to we, Mdn. E. tow (Of. O. N. taug, f., rope, N. H. G., prop. L. G. tau, 17., th. s.); O. E. tyjel (w. \-suff.), m. (?), Mdl. E. ti^eJ, O. N. tygell, string, O. H. G. zugil, zuhil, zuol, 773., string, rein, M. H. G. ziigel, zu-gel, 777., strap, rein, N. H. G. zu-gel, 777., re777, bridle, Du. teugel, tii. s.; O.E. *t03a(iF. suff. -an), Mdl. E. *to^e, O. H. G. *zogo, M. H. G. *zoge, AT. H. G. *zog, 773., seen in O. E. hereto^a, etc. (8. harjis), and the N. H. G. der. zôgling (w. suff. -ling), 777., pupil; O. E. team (Germanic stem *tauma, for *taug-ma, w. suff. -man), 777., offspring; family (lit. 'that which is brought up or educated; s. têon, abo ve), Mdl. E. têm, Mdn. E. team, O. N. taumr, rein, bridle, O. S. torn, O. H. G. zoum, M. H. G. zoum, N.H. G. zaum, 777., bridle, reins (lit. 'that which pulls'), Du. toom, Eff. zôm, 7/7., th. s.; O. H. G. giziug (For gi-, s. ga-), in. 73., equipment, utensils, M.
H. G. ziuc(g), 777. 77., tools, implements, equipment, arms, materials, stuff, testimony, proof, witness, N. H. G. zeug, 77. (777.), stuff, matter, tools, implements; also O. H. G. gi-ziugôn, to testify, witness, M. H. G. ziugeii, to beget, fabricate, procure, acquire, bear witness, prove, N.H.G. zeugen, to beget, witness, testify; and late M. H. G. ziuge (rare), N. H. G. aeuge, m., a witness. Germanic tub (tug) answers to Indg. duk; comp. Lt. ducere, to lead, compds. ad-ducere (ad, to), to lead to, coii-d. (con= cum, with, together), to draw or lead together, be of use, de-d. (de, from, down from), to bring- down, e-d. (e, out), to bring out, (whence educare, pret. partîc. educatus, whence Mdn. E. educate), in-d. (in, 777, to), to lead to, pro-d. (pro-, forward), to bring forward, re-d. (re-, back), to bring back, se-d. (se-, aside), to lend aside, tra-d. (tra- for trails, across), to lead over, transport, de-fume, whence, respectively, Mdn. E. ad-, con-, do-, e-, in-t pro-, re-, se-, tra-duce (the c of which is owing to the improper pronunciation of Lt. c=k, not g); Lt. dux, ace. ducem, leader, whence O. Fr. due, whence Mdl. E. duk, Mdn. E. duke, 7^777. duchesse, Mdl. E. duchesse, from O. Fr. ducesse, from due and suff. -esse, Lt. -issa. For