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Where does “kei-” come from?

kei- (Proto-Indo-European): to lie with, store, be familiar

Definitions

  1. to lie with, store, be familiar

Words derived from “kei-”

  • hide
  • hyde
  • hīd
  • hīwid
  • hiw
  • hīġid
  • hīġed
  • hȳd
  • hīwaz
  • hīwō