witimon

== Burgundian == === Alternative forms === wittimon, witemon, wittemon, wittemum, wittimo, wittimum victimon, victimum, vitimum, vittemon, vittimon, wictimum (Latinized) === Etymology === From Proto-Germanic *wetmô (“dowry”). === Noun === witimon dowry, dower (property given to a bride) Leges Burgundionum, LXIX. De wittimon === References === Eduard Hermann, Zur Geschichte des Brautkaufs bei den indogermanischen Völkern (1904), especially p. 36: "Burgund. wittimon, wittemon, wittimum, wittemum, witimon, witemon, witamon etc. 'Kaufpreis für die Frau' 2)." and "2) Lex. Gund. 66, 69, 86, ad. 1, 14." Gerhard Köbler, Gotisches Wörterbuch (1989), appendix 4 (Burgundian)