eghs

Out. Oldest form *eg̑hs, becoming *eghs in centum languages.

Derivatives include strange, and extreme.

1. Variant *eks.

a. ex¹, ex-, from Latin ex, ex-, out of, away from;

b. ecto-, ex-, exo-, exoteric, exotic; electuary, lekvar, synecdoche, from Greek ex, ek, out of, from.

2. Suffixed (comparative) variant form *eks-tero-.

a. estrange, exterior, external, extra-, strange, from Latin exter, outward (feminine ablative exterā, extrā, on the outside);

b. further suffixed (superlative) form *eks-t(e)r-ēmo-. extreme, from Latin extrēmus, outermost (*-mo-, superlative suffix).

3. Suffixed form *eghs-ko-. eschatology, from Greek eskhatos, outermost, last.

4. Celtic *eks-, out (of), in compound *eks-dī-sedo- (see sed-).

5. samizdat, from Russian iz, from, out of, from Balto-Slavic *iz.

 

[Pokorny eg̑hs 292.]

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