释义 |
aik- To be master of, possess. Oldest form *h2eik̑‑, colored to *h2aik̑‑, becoming *aik̑‑ in satem languages and *aik‑ in centum languages.- ought1, owe, from Old English āgan, to possess, from Germanic *aigan, to possess.
- own, from Old English āgen, one's own;
- eigenvalue, eigenvector, from Old High German eigan, one's own. Both a and b from Germanic participial form *aiganaz, possessed, owned.
- fraught, freight, from Middle Low German and Middle Dutch vrecht, vracht, "earnings," hire for a ship, freight, from Germanic prefixed form *fra-aihtiz, absolute possession, property (*fra‑, intensive prefix; see per1).
- Reduplicated zero-grade (perfect) form *h2e-h2ik‑, remade to *h2i-h2ik‑ (> *īk‑). Ganesh, from Sanskrit īṣṭe, he rules over.
[Pokorny ēik‑ 298.] |
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