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op-
To work, produce in abundance. Oldest form *h3ep‑, colored to *h3op‑.
Derivatives include opera1, maneuver, manure, opulent, and cornucopia.- Suffixed form *op-es‑. opera1, operate, operose, opus; cooperate, inure, maneuver, manure, officinal, stover, from Latin opus (stem oper‑), work, with its denominative verb operārī, to work, and secondary noun opera, work.
- Italic compound *opi-fici-om (see dhē-).
- Suffixed form *op-en-ent‑. opulent, from Latin dissimilated opulentus, rich, wealthy.
- Suffixed form *op-ni‑. omni-, omnibus; omnium-gatherum, from Latin omnis, all (< "abundant").
- Suffixed (superlative) form *op-tamo‑. optimum, from Latin optimus, best (< "wealthiest").
- copious, copy; cornucopia, from Latin cōpia, profusion, plenty, from prefixed form *co-op‑ (co‑, collective and intensive prefix; see kom).
[Pokorny 1. op‑ 780.] |
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