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Old English 'ober', as 'the second', 'one of two', from PreGermanic, 'antharaz', see Old Swedish 'athar', Old Norse, 'annar', German 'andar', Gothic 'anbar', all predating written language, thus indterminate, all predate c. 13th. century

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