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Where does “ud-” come from?

ud- (Proto-Indo-European): out; up, over

Definitions

out; up, over

Words derived from “ud-”

around
round
ago
ahead
empty
arise
abroad
asleep
amazing
astonishment
aboard
rounds
ashore
abode
amazement
astonishing
arisen
abide
aforesaid
nowadays
abiding
afar
emptiness
ordeal

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