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kom
Beside, near, by, with.
Derivatives include enough, handiwork, and country.- enough, gemot, handiwork, witenagemot, yclept, yean, from Old English ge‑, with, also participial, collective, and intensive prefix;
- gemütlich; gebrauchsmusik, from Old High German gi‑, participial, collective, and intensive prefix. Both a and b from Germanic *ga‑, together, with (collective and intensive prefix and marker of the past participle).
- cum1; cooncan, from Latin cum, co‑, with.
- co-, com-, from Archaic Latin com, with (collective and intensive prefix).
- British Celtic *kom‑, collective prefix, in compound *kombrogos (see merg-).
- Suffixed form *kom-trā‑. con1, contra-, contrary, counter1, counter-, country; encounter, from Latin contrā, against, opposite.
- Suffixed form *kom-yo‑. coeno-; cenobite, epicene, Koine, from Greek koinos, common, shared.
- Reduced form *ko‑ in compounds (see gher-1, mei-1, smei-).
[Pokorny kom 612.] |
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