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Where does “mak-” come from?

mak- (Proto-Indo-European): bag, belly; bag, sack; small bag or pouch

Definitions

  1. bag, belly; bag, sack; small bag or pouch

Words derived from “mak-”

  • maw
  • maceration
  • macerate
  • macerator
  • grandmaw
  • mawed
  • macerater
  • emacerate
  • meemaw
  • mee-maw
  • cryomaceration
  • maceraturus
  • macerandus
  • maceria
  • maceratus
  • macerans
  • macera
  • macero
  • maceratio
  • macerate
  • macerare
  • emaceratus
  • macerar
  • macerabilità