释义 |
keiə- To set in motion. Oldest form keih2‑. Derivatives include resuscitate, and kinetic.- Possibly extended variant o-grade from *koid‑in Germanic *hait‑, to call, summon (but this may be from a separate root *kaid‑).
- hight, from Old English hātan, to call, summon, order, from Germanic *haitan.
- Suffixed form *koid-ti‑.
- hest, from Old English hǣs, a command, bidding;
- behest, from Old English compound behǣs, a vow, promise, command (be‑, intensive prefix; see ambhi). Both a and b from Germanic *haissiz, from *hait-ti‑.
- Zero-grade form *ki‑.
- Suffixed iterative form *kiə-eyo‑. cite; excite, incite, oscitancy, resuscitate, solicitous, from Latin ciēre (past participle citus), with its frequentative citāre, to set in motion, summon.
- Suffixed form *kiə-neu‑. kinematics, kinesics, -kinesis, kinetic; bradykinin, cinematograph, hyperkinesia, kinesiology, kinesthesia, telekinesis, from Greek kīnein, to move.
[Pokorny kēi‑ 538.] |
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