Where does “задви́нуть” come from?

задви́нуть (Russian) comes from Russian дви́нуть, from Proto-Slavic dvignǫti, from Proto-Slavic dvigati, from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)vigъ, from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)va — 2.

задви́нуть (Russian): to push (into), to slide (into) (e.g. curtains, drawer, etc.)

Definitions

  1. to push (into), to slide (into) (e.g. curtains, drawer, etc.)

Ancestry of “задви́нуть”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianдви́нутьto move, to set going
2Proto-Slavicdvignǫtito lift, raise
3Proto-Slavicdvigatito raise, lift, move up
4Proto-Slavicd(ъ)vigъbranching, buttress serving as lever
5Proto-Slavicd(ъ)va2

Words derived from “задви́нуть”

Every word from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)va →Every word from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)vigъ →Every word from Proto-Slavic dvigati →