Indo-European Roots D
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- da-
- divide
- dail-
- divide
- daiwer-
- husband's brother
- dakru-
- tear
- de
- Demonstrative stem, base of prepositions and adverbs
- deik-
- show, pronounce solemnly, also in derivatives referring to the directing of words or objects
- dek-
- take, accept
- dekM
- ten
- deks-
- Right (opposite left); hence, south (from the viewpoint of one facing east
- del-
- long
- del2-
- recount, count
- dem-
- house, household
- deme-e-
- To constrain, force, especially to break in (horses).
- dent-
- tooth
- der-
- split, peel, flay with derivatives referring to skin and leather
- derk-
- to see
- deru-/dreu-
- to be firm, solid, steadfast (objects made of wood)
- deu1-
- lack, be wanting
- deu2-
- To do, perform, show favor, revere.
- deu-e/dwa-e/
- long (in duration)
- deuk-
- lead
- dhE-
- set, put
- dhegWh-
- To burn, warm
- dhE(i)-
- suck
- dheigh-
- to form, build
- dher-
- to hold firmly, support
- dhers-
- venture, be bold
- dhEs-
- Root of words in religious concepts. Contracted from *dhe1s-. Possibly an extension of dh-.
- dheu1-
- flow
- dheu2-
- die
- dheub-
- deep
- dheu-e-
- close, finish, come full circle
- dheugh-
- to produce something of utility
- dhghem-
- earth
- dhgh(y)es-
- yesterday
- dhIgW-
- stick, fix
- dhreg-
- draw, glide
- dhreibh-
- drive, push; snow
- dhreu-
- fall, flow, drip, droop
- dhug-e-ter-
- daughter
- dhwer-
- door, doorway
- dlegh-
- engage oneself
- dNghU-
- tongue
- dO
- give
- dus-
- bad, evil, mis-
- dwo-
- two
- dyeu-
- To shine (and in many derivatives, “sky, heaven, godâ€)