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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology
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1996
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go pt.
went (see
WEND), pp.
gone †walk; move along, proceed. OE.
gān = OS.
-gān (Du.
gaan), OHG.
gān and
gēn (G.
gehen), f. Gmc. *
ʒai-, *
ʒæ- :- IE. *
ghē(i)-, prob. repr. in Gr.
kíkhēmi I reach, Skr.
jáhāti leaves, forsakes.
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