жуть
Russian
noun+
Definitions
- dismay, dread, horror
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Indo-European *gʰed- (seize, take, grasp, hold).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*gʰed-
Gloss
seize, take, grasp, hold
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beget English
- emprise English
- forget English
- get English
- get-go English
- get-nothing English
- getcha English
- gettable English
- getter English
- gettest English
- getteth English
- getup English
- hederiform English
- misapprehend English
- misapprehension English
- misget English
- overget English
- reget English
- reprehend English
- underget English
- unget English
- -ilis Latin
- apprehendere Latin
- apprehendo Latin
- apprehensionis, apprehensio Latin
- comprehendere Latin
- comprehendo Latin
- comprehensiō Latin
- hedera Latin
- hederaceus Latin
- hederiger Latin
- hederosus Latin
- praeda Latin
- praeda, praedam Latin
- prehendo Latin
- prehensio Latin
- prehensionis, prehensio Latin
- prehensiōnem Latin
- prendere Latin
- reprehensionis, reprehensio Latin
- edera Italian
- жутик Russian
- hiedra Spanish, Castilian
- yedra Spanish, Castilian
- χανδάνω Ancient Greek
- *gʰed- Proto-Indo-European
- *bigetaną Proto-Germanic
- *getaną Proto-Germanic
- ゲット Japanese
- andgiet Old English
- begietan Old English
- forgietan Old English
- ongietan Old English
- ġietan Old English
- geten Middle English
- liere Old French
- reprise Old French
- hedero Esperanto
- heura Catalan, Valencian
- iederă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เก็ต Thai
- entreprise Middle French
- repris Middle French
- *fragetan gmw-pro
- edra Old Portuguese
- *gendis Proto-Celtic
- eadirã Aromanian
- yedra Asturian
- jêre Friulian