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dwo- Two. Derivatives include twilight, biscuit, between, combine, diploma, and doubt.- Variant form *duwo.
- two, from Old English twā̆, two (nominative feminine and neuter);
- twain; twayblade, from Old English twēgen, two (nominative and accusative masculine). Both a and b from Germanic *twa, two.
- twelfth, twelve, from Old English twelf, twelve, and twelfta, twelfth, from Germanic compound *twa-lif‑, "two left (over from ten)," twelve (*-lif‑, left; see leikw-).
- Adverbial form *dwis and combining form *dwi‑.
- twilight, from Old English twi‑, two;
- zwieback, zwitterion, from Old High German zwi‑, twice. Both a and b from Germanic *twi‑.
- bi-1, bis, bis-; balance, barouche, bezel, biscuit, bistort, from Latin bis (combining form bi‑), twice.
- di-1, from Greek dis (combining form di‑), twice.
- twist, from Old English -twist, divided object, fork, rope, from Germanic *twis.
- twice, from Old English twige, twiga, twice, from Germanic *twiyes.
- twenty, from Old English twēntig, twenty, from Germanic compound *twēgentig, "twice ten" (*-tig, ten; see dekm̥).
- twine, from Old English twīn, double thread, from Germanic *twīhna, double thread, twisted thread.
- between, betwixt, twixt, from Old English betwēonum and betweox, betwix, between, from Germanic compounds *bi-twīhna and *bi-twisk, "at the middle point of two" (bi, at, by; see ambhi).
- twill, from Old English twilic, woven of double thread, from Germanic compound *twilic‑, "two-threaded fabric.".
- Suffixed form *dwis-no‑.
- twin, from Old English twinn, getwinn, two by two, twin, from Germanic *twisnaz, double;
- bi-1, binal, binary; combine, pinochle, from Latin bīnī, two by two, two each.
- Suffixed form *dwi-ko‑. twig1, from Old English twigge, a branch, from Germanic *twig(g)a, a fork.
- Compound *dwi-plo‑, twofold (*-plo‑,-fold; see pel-2). diplo-, diploe, diploid, diploma; anadiplosis, diplodocus, from Greek diploos, diplous, twofold.
- Suffixed reduplicated form *dwi-du-mo‑. didymium, didymous; epididymis, from Greek didumos, double, the testicles.
- Suffixed form *dwi-gha. dichasium, dicho-, from Greek dikha, in two.
- Dhivehi, from Sanskrit dvīpaḥ, island, from earlier *dvi-əp-o‑ "having water on two sides" (*ap‑, əp‑, water).
- Inflected form *duwō.
- deuce1, dozen, dual, duet, duo, duo-; duodecimal, duumvir, from Latin duo, two.
- duad, dyad; dodecagon, hendiadys, from Greek duo, duō, two.
- Variant form *du‑.
- Compound *du-plo‑, twofold (*-plo‑,-fold; see pel-2). double, doublet, doubloon, duple, from Latin duplus, double.
- Compound *du-plek‑, twofold (*-plek‑,-fold; see plek-). duplex, duplicate, duplicity; conduplicate, from Latin duplex, double.
- Suffixed form *du-bhw-io‑. doubt, dubious; redoubtable, from Latin dubius, doubtful (< "hesitating between two alternatives"), and dubitāre, to be in doubt.
- Also ultimately from this root, although the exact preform is unclear, is the Middle Indic prefix *du‑, two. dupatta.
[Pokorny du̯ō(u) 228.] |
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