释义 |
slēg- Also lēg-. To be slack, be languid. Possibly related to slēb- through a hypothetical base *slē‑ (< earlier *sleə1‑). Zero-grade form *sləg‑, becoming *slag‑.- slack1, from Old English slæc, "loose," indolent, careless, from Germanic *slak‑.
- Suffixed form *lag-so‑. lax, lease, lessor; relax, release, relish, from Latin laxus, loose, slack.
- Suffixed nasalized form *la-n-g-u‑. laches, languid, languish, lush1, from Latin languēre, to be languid.
- Compound *lag-ous‑, "with drooping ears" (*ous‑, ear; see ous-). lagomorph, from Greek lagōs, lagos, hare.
- Suffixed form *lag-no‑. algolagnia, from Greek lagnos, lustful, lascivious.
- Basic form *slēg‑. catalectic, from Greek lēgein, to leave off.
[Pokorny (s)lēg‑ 959.] |
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