| Word | *segh - |
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| Meaning | to hold |
| See also |
Phrygian: ΕΓΕΣΕΤΙ
‘to hold, to experience, (he) will do’ Phrygian: ΕΓ- ‘to hold, to experience’ Ancient Macedonian: Ζειρηνίς ‘Aphrodite, goddess name’ Attic Greek: σαγηνεύω ‘catch with a net, captivate’ |
| Synonyms | *twer- |
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Comments |
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| Skr. sahate, Gk. ekhein, Gm. sigu/Sieg, ON. sigr, Eng. sige/-- | |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| *dher- ‘to be immobile, to support’ | |