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Pale.
Derivatives include pallor, falcon, and poliomyelitis.- Suffixed variant form *pal-wo‑.
- fallow deer, from Old English fealu, fealo, reddish yellow;
- fauvism, from Frankish *falw‑, reddish-yellow. Both (i) and (ii) from Germanic *falwaz.
- pale2, pallid, pallidum, pallor; appall, from Latin pallēre, to be pale;
- palomino, from Latin palumbēs (influenced in form by Latin columbus, dove), ringdove, "gray-bird.".
- Probably suffixed form *pel-ko‑. falcon; gyrfalcon, from Late Latin falcō, falcon, from Germanic *falkōn‑, falcon (< "gray bird"; but this is also possibly from the Late Latin).
- Suffixed extended form *peli-wo‑.
- Pelops, from Greek pelios, dark;
- o-grade form *poli-wo‑. poliomyelitis, from Greek polios, gray.
- Perhaps Greek pelargos, stork (< *pelawo-argos, "black-white bird"; argos, white; see arg-) pelargonium.
[Pokorny 6. pel‑ 804.] |
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