July theme: Architecture 🏛️
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Proto-Indo-European kelH-
to rise, to be tall
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Proto-Indo-European *kl̥néH-ti ne- imperfective
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Italic *kelnō
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Latin *cellō
to rise
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Latin excellō
I elevate, I raise up, I rise, I exult, I excel
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Western Romance
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French exceller
to excel
- English excel
- Italian eccellere
to excel
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Latin excellēns
rising, exulting, excelling, distinguished, excellent
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Western Romance
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French excellent
- English excellent
- Italian eccellente
- Spanish excelente
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Proto-Indo-European *kólHno-s
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Balto-Slavic
- Lithuanian kálnas
hill, mountain, heap
- Lithuanian kálnas
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Proto-Indo-European *kélHmn̥
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Italic *kolamen
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Latin culmen
stalk, top, roof, summit, acme
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Medieval Latin culmino
- Italian culminare
to culminate (in)
- Spanish culminar
to culminate, to reach the highest point
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Medieval Latin culminatus past participle
- English culminate
- Italian culminare
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Proto-Indo-European *kélHmn̥eh₂
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Italic *kolamnā
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Latin columna
column, pillar
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Eastern Romance
- Romanian corună
supporting beam, crownpiece of a bridle
- Romanian corună
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Western Romance
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Old French columne
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French colonne
column, pillar
- Russian коло́нна kolónna
column, pillar
- Russian коло́нна kolónna
- English column
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Old French colombe
- French colombe
joist, upright
- French colombe
- Italian colonna
column, pillar, traffic jam
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Proto-Indo-European *kolHweh
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Balto-Slavic
- Lithuanian kalvà
hill
- Lithuanian kalvà
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Proto-Indo-European *kelHnto-s
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Italic
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Latin celsus
lofty, high, tall, elevated, proud, noble
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Medieval Latin Celsius
- Translingual Celsius
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Proto-Indo-European *kl̥Hnís
hill, height
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Germanic *hulliz
hill
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West Germanic
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Old English hyll
hill
- English hill
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Frankish hul
hill
- Dutch hil
hill
- Dutch hil
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Italic *kolnis
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Latin collis
hill
- Sardinian codhu
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Western Romance
- Italian colle
hill, pass through hills
- Spanish collado
hill, mountain pass
- Italian colle
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Proto-Indo-European *kolHōneh₂
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Hellenic
- Ancient Greek Κολώνη Kolṓnē
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Proto-Indo-European *kolHbʰ-on
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Hellenic
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Ancient Greek κολοφών kolophṓn
summit, top, finishing
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Medieval Latin colophon
final notice on a manuscript or book, finishing touch
- English colophon
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Collected English words
excel, excellent, culminate, column, Celsius, hill, colophon