释义 |
pent- To tread, go. Derivatives include find, pontiff, and sputnik.- find, from Old English findan, to find, from Germanic *finthan, to come upon, discover.
- Suffixed o-grade form *pont-i‑.
- pons, pontifex, pontiff, pontine, pontoon, punt1; osteopontin, transpontine, from Latin pōns (stem pont‑), bridge (earliest meaning, "way, passage," preserved in the priestly title pontifex, "he who prepares the way"; -fex, maker; see dhē-);
- sputnik, from Russian sputnik, fellow traveler, sputnik, from put', path, way.
- Zero-grade form *pn̥t‑. peripatetic, from Greek patein, to tread, walk.
- Suffixed zero-grade form *pn̥t-ə‑.
- path, from Old English pæth, path;
- pad2; footpad1, from Middle Dutch pad, way, path. Both a and b from Germanic *patha‑, way, path, probably borrowed (? via Scythian) from Iranian *path‑.
[Pokorny pent‑ 808.] |
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