释义 |
pāl- To touch, feel, shake. Earlier *peh2l‑, colored to *pah2l‑, becoming *pāl‑.- feel, from Old English fēlan, to examine by touch, feel;
- sprachgefühl, from Old High German vuolen, to feel. Both a and b from Germanic *fōljan, to feel.
- Reduplicated zero-grade form *pal-p‑ (from *pəl-p(ə)‑.
- palp, from Latin palpus, a touching;
- palpable, palpate1, palpitate, from Latin palpārī, palpāre, to stroke gently, touch;
- palpebra, from Latin palpebra, eyelid (< "that which shakes or moves quickly").
- Perhaps expressive reduplicated form *pal-pal‑. papilionaceous, papillon, papillote, pavilion, from Latin pāpiliō, butterfly.
- Perhaps suffixed zero-grade form *pal-yo‑. catapult, from Greek pallein, to sway, brandish.
- Perhaps suffixed form *psal-yo‑. psalm, psaltery, from Greek psallein, to pluck, play the harp (but more likely of imitative origin).
[Pokorny 1. G. pel‑ 801, polo‑ 841.] |
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