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bhel-3 To thrive, bloom. Possibly from bhel-2. Derivatives include foliage, blossom, flora, bleed, bless, and blade.- Suffixed o-grade form *bhol-yo‑, leaf.
- foil2, foliage, folio, folium; cinquefoil, defoliate, exfoliate, feuilleton, milfoil, perfoliate, portfolio, trefoil, from Latin folium, leaf.
- -phyll, phyllo-, -phyllous; chervil, gillyflower, podophyllin, from Greek phullon, leaf.
- Extended form *bhlē‑ (< *bhleə‑).
- O-grade form *bhlō‑.
- Suffixed form *bhlō-w‑. blow3, from Old English blōwan, to flower, from Germanic *blō-w‑;
- bloom1, from Old Norse blōm, blōmi, flower, blossom;
- bloom2, from Old English blōma, a hammered ingot of iron (semantic development obscure). Both (i) and (ii) from Germanic suffixed form *blō-mōn‑.
- blossom, from Old English blōstm, blōstma, flower, blossom, from Germanic suffixed form *blō-s‑;
- ferret2, flora, Flora, floral, floret, floriated, florid, florin, florist, -florous, flour, flourish, flower; cauliflower, deflower, effloresce, enfleurage, florigen, millefiori glass, millefleur, from Latin flōs (stem flōr‑), flower, from Italic suffixed form *flō-s‑;
- suffixed form *bhlō-to‑, possibly in the meaning "swell, gush, spurt" in Germanic *blōdam, blood.
- blood, from Old English blōd, blood;
- bleed, from Old English *blēdan, to bleed, from Germanic denominative *blōdjan;
- bless, from Old English bloedsian, blētsian, to consecrate, from Germanic *blōdisōn, to treat or hallow with blood.
- emblements, from Medieval Latin blādum, bladium, produce of the land, grain, from Germanic suffixed form *blē-da‑.
- Suffixed zero-grade form *bhlə-to‑. blade, from Old English blæd, leaf, blade, from Germanic *bladaz.
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