September theme: Fire 🔥
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Proto-Indo-European *h₂eydʰ-
ignite, fire
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Proto-Indo-European *h₂éydʰe-ti
burning, igniting
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Indo-Iranian *Háydʰati
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Indo-Aryan
- Sanskrit एधते édhate
to spread, to grow, to increase, to prosper
- Sanskrit एधते édhate
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Hellenic
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Ancient Greek αἴθω aíthō
To kindle, to light, to burn
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Ancient Greek Αἰθίοψ Aithíops
Ethiopian
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Ancient Greek Αἰθιοπία
Ethiopia
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Latin Aethiopia
Ethiopia
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English Ethiopia
- Hawai'ian ʻAikiopa
Ethiopia
- Hawai'ian ʻAikiopa
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- Amharic ኢትዮጵያ ʾityop̣p̣ya
Ethiopia
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Ancient Greek αἰθήρ aithḗr
The pure upper air breathed by the gods, clear sky, heaven, aether, ether
- Greek αιθήρ aithír
sky, air
- Greek αιθέρας aithéras
ether
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Latin aethēr
Pure upper air, daytime sky, brightness surrounding a deity
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French éther
ether
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English ether
- Japanese エーテル ēteru
ether
- Japanese エーテル ēteru
- German Äther
ether
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- Italian etere
ether
- Spanish éter
ether
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Latin aetherius
pertaining to ether, pertaining to the sky, pertaining to heaven; ethereal
- French éthéré
ethereal
- Italian etereo
ethereal
- English ethereal
- French éthéré
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- Russian эфи́р efír
ether
- Greek αιθήρ aithír
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Proto-Indo-European *h₂éydʰo-s
burning
action noun-
Celtic *aidos
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Old Irish áed
fire
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Old Irish Áed
Fire
personal name-
Irish Aodh
- English Hugh
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Irish Ó hAodha
descendant of Aodh
surname- English O'Hea
- English Hayes
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Old Irish Áedán
Little-Fire
personal name `áed` + dimunitive-
Irish Aodhan
- English Aidan
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Irish Eithne
- English Enya
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Old Irish Áedócán
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Irish Aodhagán
- English Egan
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Irish Mac Aodhagáin
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English MacEgan
- English Keegan
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Old Irish Máedóc
My-Little-Fire
personal name affectionate + `áed` + dimunitive- English Maddoc
- Welsh Madog
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Irish Mo Aodh Og
- English Mogue
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Old Irish Cináed
Fire-Born
personal name- English Kenneth
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Germanic *aidaz
fire, pyre
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West Germanic
- Old English ād
fire, pyre
- Old High German eit
- Old English ād
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Hellenic *áitʰos
- Ancient Greek αἶθος aîthos
heat, fire
- Ancient Greek αἶθος aîthos
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Indo-Iranian
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Indo-Aryan
- Sanskrit एध édha
fuel, firewood
- Sanskrit एध édha
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Italic *aiþ-s
place with a hearth
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Latin aedis
house, room, shrine, temple
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Latin aedificō
I build, I establish
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Western Romance
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French édifier
to construct, erect, edify
- English edify
- Italian edificare
to build, erect, edify
- Spanish edificar
to build, set a good example
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Latin aedificium
building, structure
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Western Romance
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French édifice
building, structure
- English edifice
- Italian edificio
building, organization
- Spanish edificio
building
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Latin aedicula
small building, small temple
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Western Romance
- Italian edicola
newstand, shrine
- Italian edicola
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Proto-Indo-European *h₂éydʰlom instrument
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Germanic *ailą
fire
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Germanic *ailijaną
to burn
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West Germanic
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Old English ǣlan
to kindle, to burn
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Old English onǣlan
to set fire to, to burn up, to make hot
- English anneal
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Germanic *ailidaz
fire, pyre
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North Germanic
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Old Norse eldr
fire
- Danish ild
fire, ardor
- Icelandic eldur
fire
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Old Norse mǫrueldr
phosphorence on the ocean
lit. "sea-fire"-
Norn *mareld
- English mareel
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- Danish ild
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West Germanic
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Old English æled
fire, conflagration
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Brythonic
- Welsh aelwyd
hearth, fireside, home
- Welsh aelwyd
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Proto-Indo-European *h₂éydʰteh₂t-s state of being, ~"heat, on-fire-ness"
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Italic *aissāts
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Latin aestās
summer
- English estivation
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Collected English words
Ethiopia, ether, ethereal, Hugh, O'Hea, Hayes, Aidan, Enya, Egan, MacEgan, Keegan, Maddoc, Mogue, Kenneth, edify, edifice, anneal, mareel, estivation