| Word | *sem- |
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| Meaning | at one time, once |
| See also |
Proto-Indo-European: *semgo(lo)s
‘single one’ Proto-Indo-European: *sem- ‘to put in order/together’ Proto-Indo-European: *som- ‘(together) with’ Proto-Indo-European: *somos ‘same’ Proto-Indo-European: *sm̥mós ‘some, any’ Proto-Indo-European: *sems ‘united as one, one together’ Proto-Indo-European: *sm̥teros ‘one or the other of two’ |
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Comments |
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| Mallory J.P. and Adams D. (2006) | |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| *wet- ‘year’, *h₁en- ‘year’, *kēs(k̂)ehₐ ‘time’, *kʷóm ‘when’, *kʷodéhₐ ‘when’, *(h₁)yēro/ehₐ ‘year, new season’, *hₐetnos ‘year’, *posti ‘after’, *wételos ‘yearling’ | |