Etymology Explorer
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Where does “kuri” come from?
kuri (Old Dutch) comes from Proto-Germanic kuziz, from Proto-Indo-European ǵews- — to taste, try.
Ancestry of “kuri”, step by step
Step
Language
Word
Meaning
1
Proto-Germanic
kuziz
choice
2
Proto-Indo-European
ǵews-
to taste, try
Words derived from “kuri”
core
cuere
keur
nauwkeurig
voorkeur
willekeur
keurig
waterkeur
keurleger
keurtroep
keurkorps
kieskeurig
keurteken
willekeurig
onnauwkeurig
nauwkeurigheid
noukeurig
willekeurig
onwillekeurig
onnauwkeurigheid
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