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ed-

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See also:Appendix:Variations of "ed"

English

Etymology

FromMiddle Englished-, fromOld Englished-(“again, re-”), fromProto-West Germanic*id-, fromProto-Germanic*idi-,*idi,*ida(“back, backwards, again”), fromProto-Indo-European*éti.

Cognate withDutchet-,German dialectalit-(“again, back”),Icelandicið-(“again, back”),Gothic𐌹𐌳-(id-,“again, back”),Welshad-,Welshed-(“again, back”),Latinet(“and”),Latinat(“but, moreover”).

Prefix

ed-

(obsolete, no longerproductive) A prefix of Old English origin meaning "again", "back", "anew", equivalent tore-.
eddish,eddy,edgrow,edgrowth,ednew,edquicken

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with ed-

References

William Dwight Whitney,Benjamin E[li] Smith, editors (1911), “ed-”, inThe Century Dictionary […], New York, N.Y.:The Century Co.,→OCLC.

Anagrams

de-,D&E,dE,DE,de,De

Old English

Alternative forms

æd-

Etymology

FromProto-West Germanic*id-, fromProto-Germanic*idi-(“back, backwards, again”). Akin toOld Saxonidug-,Old High Germanid-,ida-, dialectalGermanit-,Old Norseið-,Gothic𐌹𐌳-(id-).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ed/

Prefix

ed-

Derived terms

Old English terms prefixed with ed-

Descendants

Middle English:ed-
- English:ed-

Old Saxon

Etymology

FromProto-West Germanic*id-, fromProto-Germanic*idi-(“back, backwards, again”). Related toidug-.

Prefix

ed-

forming words with sense of "against", "backwards"
edwindan "to hurl, precipitate"

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