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- Druhtinaz abstract "*Druhtinaz (Old English: dryhten, Old Norse: dróttinn, Old Middle English: drihten, Middle English: driȝten) is a Proto-Germanic term meaning a military leader or warlord and is derived from *druhti "war band" and the "ruler suffix" -īna- (c.f. Wōd-īna-z).".
- Druhtinaz comment "*Druhtinaz (Old English: dryhten, Old Norse: dróttinn, Old Middle English: drihten, Middle English: driȝten) is a Proto-Germanic term meaning a military leader or warlord and is derived from *druhti "war band" and the "ruler suffix" -īna- (c.f. Wōd-īna-z).".