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Deryck Guyler
Etymology of the French word peur
the French word
peur
derived from the Latin word
pavor
(fear, panic)
derived from the Latin word
pavere
(be frightened or terrified at)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*pau-
Derivations in French
apeurer
,
épeurer
,
peureux
Cognates
Catalan
_mod
, Catalan
paor
, Dutch
moeder
, English
mother
, French
mère
, French
labourer
, French
largesse
, German
Mutter
, Icelandic
módir
, Italian
larghezza
, Italian
lavorare
, Italian
madre
, Italian
mero
, Portuguese
pavor
, Provençal
laborar
, Provençal
pavor
, Spanish
mero
, Spanish
largueza
, Spanish
madre
, Spanish
pavor
, Swedish
moder
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