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Where does “θεάομαι” come from?

θεάομαι (Ancient Greek) comes from Proto-Indo-European dʰeyh₂- — mind, thought.

θεάομαι (Ancient Greek): I view, watch, observe, gaze; I contemplate; I...

Definitions

  1. I view, watch, observe, gaze; I contemplate; I...

Ancestry of “θεάομαι”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Indo-Europeandʰeyh₂-mind, thought

Words derived from “θεάομαι”

  • theatre
  • theater
  • amphitheatre
  • theatregoing
  • theatergoer
  • theatregoer
  • metatheatre
  • theatreland
  • pretheater
  • theaterwide
  • theatremaking
  • nontheater
  • antitheater
  • antitheatre
  • theatrette
  • multitheater
  • posttheater
  • theatromania
  • minitheater
  • theatremaker
  • pretheatre
  • tiatr
  • theatreless
  • theaterette
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