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Where does “dobler” come from?

dobler (Old French) comes from Latin dūplāre, from Latin dūplus, from Proto-Italic *duplos.

dobler (Old French): to double; to increase dramatically

Definitions

  1. to double; to increase dramatically

Ancestry of “dobler”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latindūplāre—
2Latindūplus—
3Proto-Italic*duplos—

Words derived from “dobler”

  • doublure
  • дубляж
  • дублёр
  • redoublement
  • doubleur
  • doublage
  • doublure
  • doubler
  • redoubler
  • dédoubler
  • dublieren
  • dublar
  • dobbelen
  • ντουμπλάρω
  • dublör
  • dubla
  • dobbelen
  • دبلجة
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