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deu-1
To lack, be wanting. - Possibly suffixed form *deu-s‑.
- tire1, from Old English tēorian, tyrian, to fail, tire (< "to fall behind"), from Germanic *teuzōn;
- deontology, from Greek dein, to lack, want.
- Suffixed form *deu-tero‑. deutero-; deuteragonist, deuterium, Deuteronomy, from Greek deuteros, "missing," next, second.
[Pokorny 3. deu‑ 219.] (For suffixed zero-grade form *du-s‑, combining form of *dew-es‑, a lack, see dus-.) [In Pokorny 3.deu‑ 219.] |
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