Etymology Explorer › RomanianWhere does “drăcie” come from? drăcie (Romanian) comes from Romanian ie, from German Ja, from Middle High German ja, from Old High German jā, from Proto-West Germanic jā, from Proto-Germanic ja, from Proto-Indo-European yē — already.
drăcie (Romanian): devilry, devilish trickery, witchcraft, charms
Definitions devilry, devilish trickery, witchcraft, charms Ancestry of “drăcie”, step by step drăcie traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.
via Romanian ie Step Language Word Meaning 1 Romanian ie traditional Romanian embroidered blouse; the... 2 German Ja a yes 3 Middle High German ja — 4 Old High German jā — 5 Proto-West Germanic jā yes; thus, so 6 Proto-Germanic ja yes; thus, so 7 Proto-Indo-European yē already
via Romanian drac Step Language Word Meaning 1 Romanian drac devil 2 Latin Dracō — 3 Ancient Greek Δράκων Draco 4 Ancient Greek δέρκομαι to see, see clearly; to watch; to live 5 Proto-Hellenic *dérkomai —
Words derived from “drăcie”