Where does “отодвига́ть” come from?

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

отодвига́ть (Russian): to move aside, to shift away

Definitions

  1. to move aside, to shift away

Ancestry of “отодвига́ть”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianотодви́нутьto move aside, to shift away
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 “отодвига́ть”

Every word from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)va →Every word from Proto-Slavic d(ъ)vigъ →Every word from Proto-Slavic dvigati →
отодвига́ть — Etymology, Origin & Word History | Etymology Explorer