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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *(s)tigʷh- ?
Meaning: to suffer
Old Indian: títikṣate `to endure', titikṣú- `bearing, enduring'
Russ. meaning: терпеть
Comments: [Rather dubious: in Ind. usually regarded as a desiderative < tij-, "desire to become sharp, firm"].
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Proto-Germanic: *stiwitja-n
Meaning: patient
Gothic: *stiwiti n. (ja) `patience'
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Pokorny's dictionary :
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Number: 1883
Root: (s)teigʷh-
English meaning: to await patiently
German meaning: `ausharren, ruhig verweilen'?
Material: Ai. títikṣatē `hält aus, duldet', titikṣā `geduldiges Ertragen, Ausdauer, Geduld'; got. stiwiti `Geduld'; hierher lett. stigt, oben S. 1017.
References: WP. II 615.
Pages: 1018
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