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Where does “dem-” come from?
dem-
(Proto-Indo-European): to build; to arrange, to put together
Definitions
to build; to arrange, to put together
Words derived from “dem-”
do
does
Lord
doing
danger
domestic
dangerous
domain
lord
Don
Dan
timber
Amsterdam
landlord
domination
predominantly
dominion
dominate
Danish
Danny
lordship
ma'am
dome
madam