| 释义 | | ters- To dry.
 Derivatives include thirst, terrain, toast1, and torrent.
 [Pokorny ters‑ 1078.]Suffixed zero-grade form *tr̥s‑. thirst, from Old English thurst, dryness, thirst, from Germanic suffixed form *thurs-tu‑;cusk, torsk, tusk2, from Old Norse thorskr, cod (< "dried fish"). Both a and b from Germanic *thurs‑.
Suffixed basic form *ters-ā‑.  terrace, terrain, Terran, terrene, terrestrial, terrier, territory, terroir, tureen; fumitory, inter, mediterranean, parterre, souterrain, subterranean, tartufo, terraqueous, terreplein, terre-verte, terricolous, terrigenous, turmeric, verditer, from Latin terra, "dry land," earth.Suffixed o-grade form *tors-eyo‑.  toast1, torrent, torrid, tostones, from Latin torrēre, to dry, parch, burn.Suffixed zero-grade form *tr̥s-o‑.  tarsus, from Greek tarsos, frame of wickerwork (originally for drying cheese), hence a flat surface, sole of the foot, ankle.
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