panis (W3)
Das lat. "panis" = dt. "Brot" findet man in frz. "pain", ital. "pane", port. "pão", span. "pan" = dt. "Brot". Als Wurzel wird ide. "*pa-", "*pa-t-" = dt. "füttern", "nähren", "weiden" postuliert. Auf diese indoeuropäischen Wurzeln werden eine große Anzahl von Wörtern der europäischen Sprachen zurückgeführt.Zur großen Wortfamilie gehören:
- span. "pan" - "Brot"
- span. "pasto" - "Viehweide", "Grünfutter", "Nahrung"
(E?)(L?) https://www.etymonline.com/word/*pa-
"*pa-", "*pa-" : "*pa-", Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to protect", "feed".
It forms all or part of: "antipasto"; "appanage"; "bannock"; "bezoar"; "companion"; "company"; "feed"; "fodder"; "food"; "forage"; "foray"; "foster"; "fur"; "furrier"; "impanate"; "pabulum"; "panatela"; "panic" (n.2) "type of grass"; "pannier"; "panocha"; "pantry"; "pastern"; "pastor"; "pasture"; "pester"; "repast"; "satrap".
It is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Greek "pateisthai" = "to feed"; Latin "pabulum" = "food", "fodder", "panis" = "bread", "pasci" = "to feed", "pascare" = "to graze", "pasture", "feed", "pastor" = "shepherd", literally "feeder"; Avestan "pitu-" = "food"; Old Church Slavonic "pasti" = "feed cattle", "pasture"; Russian "pishcha" = "food"; Old English "foda", Gothic "fodeins" = "food", "nourishment".
Erstellt: 2022-12