Where does “надвига́ть” come from?

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

надвига́ть (Russian): to move/push/pull (up to)

Definitions

  1. to move/push/pull (up to)

Ancestry of “надвига́ть”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianнадви́нутьto move/push/pull (up to)
2Russianдви́нутьto move, to set going
3Proto-Slavicdvignǫtito lift, raise
4Proto-Slavicdvigatito raise, lift, move up
5Proto-Slavicd(ъ)vigъbranching, buttress serving as lever
6Proto-Slavicd(ъ)va2

Words derived from “надвига́ть”

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