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Where does “doe” come from?

doe (Middle Dutch) comes from Old Dutch thuo, from Proto-Germanic þō, from Proto-Germanic sa, from Proto-Indo-European só — this; that.

doe (Middle Dutch): then, at that time, at the time; then, after...

Definitions

  1. then, at that time, at the time; then, after...

Ancestry of “doe”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Dutchthuo—
2Proto-Germanicþōthey, those
3Proto-Germanicsathat
4Proto-Indo-Europeansóthis; that

Words derived from “doe”

  • tap-to
  • toezeggen
  • toeleiden
  • toeleiding
  • toe
  • toejuichen
  • toelating
  • toelatingsexamen
  • toedienen
  • toegeeflijk
  • toevertrouwen
  • toewijzen
  • toewijzing
  • toedichten
  • toewenden
  • naartoe
  • ontoerekenbaar
  • toerekenbaar
  • toerekenen
  • toetrede
  • toekennen
  • toebrengen
  • toekeren
  • doe
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