| 释义 | | gwhen- To strike, kill.
 Derivatives include bane, fence, and offend.
 [Pokorny 2. gu̯hen-(ə)‑ 491, bhen‑ 126.]O-grade form *gwhon‑. bane, from Old English bana, slayer, cause of ruin or destruction;autobahn, from Middle High German ban, bane, way, road (< "strike" in a technical sense like "swath"). Both a and b from Germanic suffixed form *ban-ōn‑.
Suffixed zero-grade form *gwhn̥-tyā‑. gun, from Old Norse gunnr, war;gonfalon, from Italian gonfalone, standard, from Germanic compound *gund-fanōn‑, "battle flag"  (*fanōn‑, flag; see pan-). Both a and b from Germanic *gundjō, war, battle.
Suffixed form *gwhen-do‑. defend, defense, fence, fend, from Latin dēfendere, to ward off  (dē‑, away; see de-);offend, offense, from Latin offendere, to strike against, be offensive, offend  (ob‑, against; see epi).
Suffixed zero-grade form *gwhn̥-tro‑.  bezoar, from Persian zahr, poison, from Old Iranian *jathra‑.Full-grade form *gwhen‑.  bonze, kalanchoe, sangha, from Sanskrit hanti, he strikes.
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