释义 |
wer-4 To cover. Derivatives include overt, cover, warranty, garage, garrison, and garnish.- Basic form *wer‑.
- weir, from Old English wer, dam, fish trap, from Germanic *wer-jōn‑.
- Compound form *ap-wer-yo‑ (*ap‑, off, away; see apo-). aperient, apéritif, aperture; overt, overture, pert, from Latin aperīre, to open, uncover.
- Compound form *op-wer-yo‑ (*op‑, over; see epi). cover, operculum; kerchief, from Latin operīre, to cover.
- Suffixed form *wer-tro‑. ambarella, wat, from Sanskrit vāṭaḥ, enclosure, from lengthened-grade derivative *vārt(r)a‑.
- O-grade form *wor‑.
- warn, from Old English *war(e)nian, to take heed, warn, from Germanic *war-nōn.
- guaranty, from Old French garant, warrant, authorization;
- warrant, warrantee, warranty, from Old North French warant, warrant, and warantir, to guarantee.
- garage, from Old French garer, to guard, protect;
- garret, garrison, from Old French g(u)arir, to defend, protect;
- warren, from Old North French warenne, enclosure, game preserve;
- garment, garnish, garniture, from Old French g(u)arnir, to equip. a-e all from Germanic *war‑.
- Suffixed form *wor-o‑.
- Germanic *warōn‑, protector, in compound *burg-warōn‑ (see bhergh-2);
- salwar, from Old Iranian compound *šara-vāra‑, thigh-covering (*šara‑, thigh);
- barbican, from Old Iranian compound *pari-vāraka‑, protective (*pari‑, around; see per1).
[Pokorny 5. u̯er‑ 1160.] |
|