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Where does “bʰruHg-” come from?

bʰruHg- (Proto-Indo-European): to make use of; have enjoyment of

Definitions

to make use of; have enjoyment of

Words derived from “bʰruHg-”

broken
fruit
brook
fruitless
fruition
frugal
fructose
grapefruit
heartbroken
brokenly
fruity
brokenness
fruitlessly
brokenhearted
breadfruit
Brookhaven
fruitage
fruited
frugally
fruitcake
fructify
brooklet
fruitlessness
oligofructose

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