释义 |
nem- To assign, allot; also to take. Derivatives include numb, nemesis, and nomad.- numb; benumb, from Old English niman, to take, seize;
- nimble, from Old English nǣmel, quick to seize, and numol, quick at learning, seizing;
- nim, from Old High German nëman, to take. a-c all from Germanic *nem‑.
- nemesis; economy, from Greek nemein, to allot.
- Suffixed e-grade form *nom-os, *nom-es‑. namaskar, namaste, from Sanskrit namaḥ, namas‑, obeisance.
- O-grade form *nom‑.
- nome, -nomy; anomie, antinomian, antinomy, astronomer, astronomy, autonomous, chironomid, Deuteronomy, metronome, nomograph, nomology, nomothetic, numismatic, from Greek nomos, portion, usage, custom, law, division, district;
- noma, from Greek nomē, pasturage, grazing, hence a spreading, a spreading ulcer;
- nomad, from Greek nomas, wandering in search of pasture;
- nummular, nummulite, from Greek nomimos, legal.
- Perhaps suffixed o-grade form *nom-eso‑. number, numeral; enumerate, innumerable, supernumerary, from Latin numerus, number, division.
[Pokorny 1. nem‑ 763.] |
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