释义 |
bhergh-2 High; with derivatives referring to hills and hill-forts. Oldest form *bherg̑h‑, becoming *bhergh‑ in centum languages. Derivatives include iceberg, bourgeois, burglar, force, and fortify.- barrow2, from Old English beorg, hill;
- iceberg, from Middle Dutch bergh, mountain;
- inselberg, from Old High German berg, mountain;
- Germanic compound *harja-bergaz (see koro-). a-d all from Germanic *bergaz, hill, mountain.
- belfry, from Old French berfroi, tower, from Germanic compound *berg-frij‑, "high place of safety," tower (*frij‑, peace, safety; see prī-).
- Zero-grade form *bhr̥gh‑.
- borough, burg, from Old English burg, burh, byrig, (fortified) town;
- burgomaster, from Middle Dutch burch, town;
- bourg, bourgeois, burgess, burglar; faubourg, from Late Latin burgus, fortified place, and Old French burg, borough;
- burgher, from Old High German burgāri, townsman, from Germanic compound *burg-warōn‑, "city protector" (*warōn‑, protector; see wer-4). a-d all from Germanic *burgs, hill-fort.
- Possibly suffixed zero-grade form *bhr̥gh-to‑. force, fort, fortalice, forte1, forte2, fortis, fortissimo, fortitude, fortress; comfort, deforce, effort, enforce, fortify, panforte, pianoforte, reinforce, from Latin fortis, strong (but this is also possibly from dher-).
[Pokorny bhereg̑h‑ 140.] |
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