释义 |
ghos-ti- Stranger, guest, host; properly "someone with whom one has reciprocal duties of hospitality." - Basic form *ghos-ti‑.
- guest, from Old Norse gestr, guest;
- Gastarbeiter, from Old High German gast, guest. Both (i) and (ii) from Germanic *gastiz.
- host2, hostile, from Latin hostis, enemy (< "stranger").
- Compound *ghos-pot‑, *ghos-po(d)‑, "guest-master," one who symbolizes the relationship of reciprocal obligation (*pot‑, master; see poti-). hospice, hospitable, hospital, hospitality, host1, hostage, hostel, hostler, from Latin hospes (stem hospit‑), host, guest, stranger.
- Suffixed zero-grade form *ghs-en-wo‑. xenia, xeno-, xenon; axenic, euxenite, pyroxene, from Greek xenos, guest, host, stranger.
[Pokorny ghosti-s 453.] |
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