释义 |
dlegh- To engage oneself. European root found in Celtic, Germanic, Slavic, and possibly Latin.- play, from Old English plegian, to exercise oneself, play;
- pledge; frankpledge, replevin, from Late Latin plevium (> Old French plevir, to pledge), pledge, guarantee;
- plight2, from Old English pliht, danger, peril, from Germanic derivative noun *plehti‑. a-c from Germanic *plegan, probably altered (by dissimilation) from *tlegan.
- Zero-grade form *dl̥gh‑. indulge, from Latin indulgēre, to indulge, explained by some as from prefixed and suffixed stative form *en-dl̥gh-ē‑ (*en‑, in; see en).
[Pokorny dhl̥gh‑ 271.] |
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