释义 |
aug- To increase. Oldest form *h2eug‑, colored to *h2aug‑. Variant *h2weg‑ becoming *(a)weg‑. Derivatives include nickname, auction, and auxiliary.- eke1, from Old English ēacan, ēcan, to increase;
- nickname, from Old English ēaca, an addition. Both a and b from Germanic *aukan.
- Variant (metathesized) form *weg‑ (from *əweg‑), extended to *wegs‑ (o-grade *wogs‑).
- wax2; woodwaxen, from Old English weaxan, to grow, from Germanic *wahsan;
- waist, from Old English *wæst, growth, hence perhaps waist, size, from Germanic *wahs-tu‑.
- Form *aug-ē‑. auction, augend, augment, author, authorize, from Latin augēre, to increase.
- augur; inaugurate, from Latin augur, diviner (< "he who obtains favorable presage" < "divine favor, increase").
- august, from Latin augustus, majestic, august.
- Suffixed form *aug-s‑.
- auxiliary, from Latin auxilium, aid, support, assistance;
- auxin, auxesis, from Greek auxein, auxanein, to increase.
[Pokorny au̯eg‑ 84.] |
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