English

end-

/ɛnd/
internal, within, inside, into

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    Origin

    From the Ancient Greek ἔνδον (éndon, “within”).

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    • derivedAncient Greekἔνδον “within”
      • derivedAncient Greekἔξω “outer, external”
        • derivedAncient Greekὠσμός “push, impulsion”
        • derivedAncient Greekἐκ “out of”
        • derivedAncient Greekἔργον “work”
      • inheritedProto-Hellenic*éndon
        • inheritedProto-Indo-European*h₁n̥dóm
      • derivedAncient Greekὀστέον “bone”
        • inheritedProto-Indo-European*h₃ésth₁ “bone”
        • derivedAncient Greekπώρωσις “petrification, callousness”
        • derivedAncient Greekκλᾰ́σῐς “breaking, fracture”
        • derivedAncient Greekσπέρμα “seed”

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