samod-
See also: samod
Old English
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editEtymology
editFrom samod (“together”) from Proto-Germanic *samaþa (“together”). Akin to Old High German samit (“together”).
Pronunciation
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editsamod-
- together, with; co-
- samodfæst ― bound together, joined together
- samodcumende ― flocking together, congregating
- samodherian ― to praise together
- samodsīþian ― to accompany
- samodwyrcende ― co-operating
- at the same time, simultaneously
- samodsprǣċ ― colloquy, conversation, conference
- samodtang ― continuous, successive
- samodswēġend ― consonant, consonant sound
- entirely, completely
- common, in common, shared
- samodeard ― common homeland
- against
- samodġeflit ― conflict, strife