ghredh-

ghredh-: To walk, go. Suffixed zero-grade form *ghr̥dh-yo-.

a. gressorial; aggress, congress, degression, digress, egress, ingredient, ingress, introgression, pinnigrade, plantigrade, progress, regress, retrograde, retrogress, tardigrade, transgress, from Latin gradī (past participle gressus), to walk, go;

b. grade, gradual, graduate, gree; centigrade, degrade, degree, from Latin gradus (< deverbative *grad-u-), step, stage, degree, rank.

[Pokorny ghredh- 456.]

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grade — {{11}}grade (n.) 1510s, degree of measurement, from Fr. grade grade, degree (16c.), from L. gradus step, pace, gait, walk; figuratively a step, stage, degree, related to gradi to walk, step, go, from PIE *ghredh (Cf. Lith. gridiju to go, wander,… … Etymology dictionary
grade — [grād] n. [Fr < L gradus, a step, degree, rank < gradi, to step, walk < IE base * ghredh , to stride > Goth griths, step] 1. any of the stages in an orderly, systematic progression; step; degree 2. a) a degree or rating in a scale… … English World dictionary
greet — greet1 [grēt] vt. [ME greten < OE gretan, grætan, akin to Du groetan, Ger grüssen < IE * ghredh < base * gher , echoic of outcry > L hirrire, to whimper, growl] 1. to speak or write to with expressions of friendliness, respect,… … English World dictionary

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