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Etymology of the English word dry

the English word dry
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *draugiz

Derivations in English

drybrush, drypoint, drysalter, semidry, drying, dryout, drier, dryland, dried

Derivations in other languages

French dry, French extra-dry

Cognates

Danish tör, Dutch droog, Dutch dor, German trocken, German dürr, Gothic gaþairsan, Icelandic þurr, Nynorsk torre, Riksmal törr, Swedish torr

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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