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The core idea of this root was
winding, weaving
It’s the origin of to wind, to wend and to wander as well as the noun wand.
In English, that word focused its meaning on a bent stick. In German, it’s focused on what you get when you weave many long sticks together – a wall (die Wand) :).
The word wind (as in the air) is not part of this family.
This root gave rise to 54+ German words.
Do you have questions about the usage or meaning of “*wendh-”? Just ask here and I’ll try to clear it up.
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