Where does “-ήθρα” come from?

-ήθρα (Ancient Greek) comes from Ancient Greek -θρον, from Proto-Hellenic [[*-tron]] ~ [[*-tʰron]], from Proto-Indo-European [[*-trom]] ~ [[*-dʰrom]].

-ήθρα (Ancient Greek): denotes an instrument or place of doing something

Definitions

  1. denotes an instrument or place of doing something

Ancestry of “-ήθρα”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ancient Greek-θρονforms instrument nouns
2Proto-Hellenic[[*-tron]] ~ [[*-tʰron]]—
3Proto-Indo-European[[*-trom]] ~ [[*-dʰrom]]—

Words derived from “-ήθρα”

Every word from Proto-Indo-European [[*-trom]] ~ [[*-dʰrom]] →Every word from Ancient Greek -θρον →Every word from Proto-Hellenic [[*-tron]] ~ [[*-tʰron]] →