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kleu- To hear. Oldest form *k̑leu‑, becoming *kleu‑ in centum languages. Derivatives include leer, loud, and Hercules.- Extended form *kleus‑. leer, from Old English hlēor, cheek (< "side of the face" < "ear"), from Germanic *hleuza‑.
- Zero-grade form *klu‑.
- list4, from Old English hlystan, to listen, from Germanic *hlustjan.
- listen, from Old English hlysnan, to listen, from Germanic *hlusinōn.
- Suffixed lengthened form *klū-to‑.
- loud, from Old English hlūd, loud;
- ablaut, umlaut, from Old High German hlūt, sound. Both a and b from Germanic *hlūdaz, "heard," loud.
- Full-grade form *kleu‑.
- Suffixed form *klew-yo‑. Clio, from Greek kleiein, to praise, tell.
- Suffixed form *klew-es‑, "fame." Hercules, from Latin Herculēs, from Greek Hēraklēs, Hērakleēs.
- Suffixed form *kleu-to‑. sarod, from Middle Persian srōd, sarod, akin to Avestan sraota‑, hearing, sound, from Iranian *srauta‑.
[Pokorny 1. k̑leu‑ 605.] |
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