Table:
text: Germanic substrate hypothesis
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Group A
English German Dutch Icelandic Latin Greek Russian
English German Dutch Icelandic Latin Greek Russian
sea See zee sjór mare άλς (áls) море (morè)
ship Schiff schip skip navis νάυς (náus) плот (судно, корабль) (plot (sudno, korabl`))
strand (beach) Strand strand strönd litus, acta αιγιαλός (aigialós) берег (bèrèg)
ebb Ebbe eb efja decessus, recessus άμπωτις (ámpōtis) отлив (otliv)
steer steuern sturen stýra guberno κυβερνώ (kubernṓ) управлять (upravljat`)
sail segeln zeilen sigla navigo πλέω (pléō) плавать (plavat`)
keel Kiel kiel kjölur carina τροπίς (tropís) киль (kil`)
north Norden noorden norður septentriones βορράς (borrás) север (sèvèr)
south Süden zuiden suður australis, meridies νότος (nótos) юг (jug)

Question: According to the Germanic substrate hypothesis, which Greek word means the same as the German word ebbe's group, other languages?

Question: Which word in German is translated into the Icelandic word efja under the Germanic substratum hypotheses of the group of other languages?

Question: What is the Dutch translation of the Latin word navigo in the group, the Germanic substratum hypothesis of other languages?

Question: What is the answer to the question of the group of other languages: Which Dutch word has the same meaning as the Greek word (pléō) according to the Germanic substratum hypothesis?

Question: Which English word has the same meaning as the German word ``german`` for the group of Germanic substrate hypothesis, other languages?