Etymology Explorer › Old English

Where does “-iht” come from?

-iht (Old English) comes from Proto-Germanic -ihtaz.

-iht (Old English): having, bearing, possessing; characterized by;...

Definitions

  1. having, bearing, possessing; characterized by;...

Ancestry of “-iht”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Germanic-ihtaz—

Words derived from “-iht”

  • adeliht
  • staniht
  • isiht
  • bogiht
Every word from Proto-Germanic -ihtaz →