poor (Adj.)

poor (Adj.)
germ. arma; armiga-; halka-; wēþla-
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make {(V.)} poor
germ. armjan
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be {(V.)} poor
germ. elh-; wēþlæn
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become poor
germ. armēn
ы{(M.)}
germ. arminga-; auminga-; wēþlæ-

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