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Proto-Indo-European
Etymology
From the noun *h₃énh₂os (“load; burden”).
Adjective
*h₃enh₂ostos (non-ablauting)
- loaded; burdened
Inflection
| Thematic
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masculine
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feminine
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| nominative
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*h₃enh₂ostos
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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| genitive
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*h₃enh₂ostosyo
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂s
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| masculine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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| nominative
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*h₃enh₂ostos
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*h₃enh₂ostoh₁
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*h₃enh₂ostoes
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| vocative
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*h₃enh₂oste
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*h₃enh₂ostoh₁
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*h₃enh₂ostoes
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| accusative
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*h₃enh₂ostom
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*h₃enh₂ostoh₁
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*h₃enh₂ostoms
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| genitive
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*h₃enh₂ostosyo
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostoHom
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| ablative
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*h₃enh₂ostead
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostomos
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| dative
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*h₃enh₂ostoey
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostomos
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| locative
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*h₃enh₂ostey, *h₃enh₂ostoy
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostoysu
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| instrumental
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*h₃enh₂ostoh₁
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostōys
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| feminine
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singular
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dual
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plural
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| nominative
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂h₁(e)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂es
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| vocative
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂h₁(e)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂es
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| accusative
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*h₃enh₂ostām
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂h₁(e)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂m̥s
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| genitive
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂s
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*?
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂oHom
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| ablative
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂s
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*?
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂mos
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| dative
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂ey
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*?
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂mos
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| locative
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂, *h₃enh₂osteh₂i
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*?
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂su
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| instrumental
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂h₁
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*?
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂mis
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| neuter
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singular
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dual
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plural
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| nominative
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*h₃enh₂ostom
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*h₃enh₂ostoy(h₁)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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| vocative
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*h₃enh₂ostom
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*h₃enh₂ostoy(h₁)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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| accusative
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*h₃enh₂ostom
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*h₃enh₂ostoy(h₁)
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*h₃enh₂osteh₂
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| genitive
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*h₃enh₂ostosyo
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostoHom
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| ablative
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*h₃enh₂ostead
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostomos
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| dative
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*h₃enh₂ostoey
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostomos
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| locative
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*h₃enh₂ostey, *h₃enh₂ostoy
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostoysu
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| instrumental
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*h₃enh₂ostoh₁
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*?
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*h₃enh₂ostōys
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Descendants
References
- Clackson, James (2002) Indo-European Word Formation: Proceedings from the International Conference
