释义 |
(s)keu- To cover, conceal. Zero-grade form *(s)ku‑. Variant *(s)keuə‑, zero-grade form *(s)kuə‑, contracted to *(s)kū‑. Derivatives include sky, meerschaum, scum, obscure, recoil, and hoard.- Suffixed basic form.
- sky, from Old Norse skȳ, cloud;
- skewbald, from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse skȳ, cloud. Both a and b from Germanic *skeu-jam, cloud ("cloud cover").
- Zero-grade form *skū‑.
- Suffixed form *skū-mo‑.
- skim, from Old French escume, scum;
- meerschaum, from Old High German scūm, scum;
- scum, from Middle Dutch schūm, scum. (i)-(iii) all from Germanic *skūmaz, foam, scum (< "that which covers the water").
- suffixed form *skū-ro‑. obscure; chiaroscuro, from Latin obscūrus, "covered," dark (ob‑, away from; see epi).
- Zero-grade form *kū̆‑.
- Suffixed form *kū-ti‑. hide2, from Old English hȳd, skin, hide, from Germanic *hūdiz;
- suffixed form *ku-ti‑. cutaneous, cuticle, cutis; cutin, from Latin cutis skin;
- possibly suffixed form *kū-lo‑. culet, culotte; bascule, recoil, from Latin cūlus, the rump, backside;
- suffixed form *ku-to‑. -cyte, cyto-, from Greek kutos, a hollow, vessel.
- Extended zero-grade form *kus‑.
- hose, hosel, from Old English hosa, hose, covering for the leg;
- lederhosen, from Old High German hosa, leg covering. Both (i) and (ii) from Germanic *husōn‑.
- suffixed form *kuz-dho‑ (or suffixed extended form *kudh-to‑).
- hoard, from Old English hord, stock, store, treasure (< "thing hidden away"), from Germanic *huzdam;
- compound *kuzdho-zd‑, "sitting (over) a treasure" (*-zd‑, sitting; see sed-). custody, from Latin custōs, guard.
- kishke, from Russian kishka, gut (< "sheath").
- Suffixed extended zero-grade form *kut-no‑. cunnilingus, from Latin cunnus, vulva (< "sheath").
- Extended root *keudh‑.
- hide1, from Old English hȳdan, to hide, cover up, from Germanic suffixed lengthened zero-grade form *hūd-jan;
- hut, from French hutte, hut, from Germanic suffixed zero-grade form *hūd-jōn‑;
- huddle, from Low German hudeln, to crowd together, probably from Germanic *hū̆d‑.
- shieling, from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse skāli, hut, from Germanic suffixed o-grade form *skaw-ala‑.
[Pokorny 2. (s)keu‑ 951.] |
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