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1. Etymology of the English word grave

the English word grave
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ghrebh-
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *graban
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *grabanan

Derivations in English

engrave, grave, graveclothes, gravedigger, graverobber, graveside, graveyard, gravestone, gravy, graving

Cognates

Dutch graven, English aggravating, French grief, French grave, German graben, German gravierend, German Gravis, Icelandic grafa, Italian grave, Latin gravis, Norwegian graverende, Portuguese grave, Spanish grave, Swedish gräva, Swedish graverand

Usage

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2. Etymology of the English word grave

derived from the English word grave

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3. Etymology of the English word grave

derived from the English word grave
derived from the English word grave
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ghrebh-
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *graban
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *grabanan

Derivations in English

graver, graven

Usage

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4. Etymology of the English word grave

derived from the English word grave
derived from the Old French word grave
derived from the Classical Latin word gravis (heavy; painful; important)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *gʷerə-

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5. Etymology of the English word grave

derived from the English word grave
derived from the Italian word grave

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