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Where does “mandnō” come from?

mandnō (Proto-Italic) comes from Proto-Indo-European menth₂- — to whisk, stir.

Ancestry of “mandnō”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Indo-Europeanmenth₂-to whisk, stir

Words derived from “mandnō”

  • manger
  • mange
  • mangy
  • mangue
  • mangetout
  • manged
  • manducate
  • manginess
  • mangerlike
  • mangily
  • mungaree
  • commanduco
  • manducatus
  • manducare
  • manducandus
  • commanducans
  • commanducaturus
  • commanducatus
  • commanducandus
  • manduco
  • manducate
  • manducans
  • manducaturus
  • manducar
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