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bhel-1 To shine, flash, burn; shining white and various bright colors. Derivatives include blue, bleach, blind, blond, blanket, black, flagrant, and flame.- Suffixed full-grade form *bhel-o‑.
- beluga, from Russian belyĭ, white;
- Beltane, from Scottish Gaelic bealltainn, from Old Irish beltaine, "fire of Bel" (ten, tene, fire), from Bel, name of a pagan Irish deity akin to the Gaulish divine name Belenos, from Celtic *bel-o‑.
- phalarope, from Greek phalaros, having a white spot.
- phalaenopsis, from Greek phallaina, moth (< *"white creature").
- Extended root *bhleə1‑, contracted to *bhlē‑.
- Suffixed form *bhlē-wo‑. blue, from Old French bleu, blue, from Germanic *blēwaz, blue.
- Suffixed zero-grade form *bhl̥ə-wo‑. flavescent, flavo-; flavin, flavone, flavoprotein, from Latin flāvus, golden or reddish yellow.
- Various extended Germanic forms.
- bleach, from Old English blǣcan, to bleach, from Germanic *blaikjan, to make white.
- bleak1, from Old Norse bleikr, shining, white, from Germanic *blaikaz, shining, white.
- blitzkrieg, from Old High German blëcchazzen, to flash, lighten, from Germanic *blikkatjan.
- blaze1, from Old English blæse, torch, bright fire;
- blesbok, from Middle Dutch bles, white spot;
- blemish, from Old French ble(s)mir, to make pale. a-c all from Germanic *blas‑, shining, white.
- blind; blindfold, purblind, from Old English blind, blind;
- blende, from Old High German blentan, to blind, deceive;
- blend, from Old Norse blanda, to mix;
- blond, from Old French blond, blond. a-d all from Germanic *blendaz, clouded, and *bland‑, *bland-ja‑, to mix, mingle (< "make cloudy").
- blench1, from Old English blencan, to deceive;
- blanch, blank, blanket; blancmange, Pinot Blanc, from Old French blanc, white. Both a and b from Germanic *blenk‑, *blank‑, to shine, dazzle, blind.
- blush, from Old English blyscan, to glow red, from Germanic *blisk‑, to shine, burn.
- Extended root *bhleg‑, to shine, flash, burn.
- O-grade form bhlog‑. black, from Old English blæc, black, from Germanic *blakaz, burned.
- Zero-grade form *bhl̥g‑.
- fulgent, fulgurate; effulgent, foudroyant, refulgent, from Latin fulgēre, to flash, shine, and fulgur, lightning;
- fulminate, from Latin fulmen (< *fulg-men), lightning, thunderbolt.
- flagrant; conflagrant, conflagration, deflagrate, from Latin flagrāre, to blaze;
- chamise, flambé, flambeau, flamboyant, flame, flamingo, flammable; inflame, from Latin flamma (< *flag-ma), a flame.
- phlegm, phlegmatic, Phlegethon, from Greek phlegein, to burn.
- O-grade form *bhlog‑. phlogiston, phlox; phlogopite, from Greek phlox, a flame, also a wallflower.
[Pokorny 1. bhel‑ 118,bheleg‑ 124,bhleu-(k)‑ 159.] |
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