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Where does “bith-” come from?

bith- (Irish) comes from Old Irish bith-, from Old Irish bíth, from Proto-Celtic bitus, from Proto-Indo-European gʷiH-tu- — life.

bith- (Irish): ever-, constant; bio-

Definitions

  1. ever-, constant; bio-

Ancestry of “bith-”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishbith-—
2Old Irishbíthinflection of at·tá: ## third-person singular...
3Proto-Celticbitusworld
4Proto-Indo-EuropeangʷiH-tu-life

Words derived from “bith-”

  • aibithghineas
  • bithfhuinneamh
  • bithstratagrafaíocht
  • bithealú
  • biteicneolaíocht
  • bithmhéadracht
  • bitheitic
  • bitíreolaíocht
  • bithlonracht
  • bithgheografaíocht
  • bithmheasúnacht
  • bithmheicnic
  • bithshirtheoireacht
  • bithmhéadrach
  • bithmhais
  • bithshíceasóisialta
  • bithbhraiteoir
  • bithsféar
  • bithgheografach
  • bithcharn
  • bithleigheas
  • bithchlastach
  • bithchron
  • bithchumhscú
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