Word Family - Justice

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June is for Justice. Justice is Life. ✊🏿✊🏽✊🏼 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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Ayurveda, hygiene, forever, not, age, eternal, medieval, young, June, jury, injury, prejudice, justice

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Proto-Indo-European *h₂ey- life, age, vital, eternal
- Proto-Indo-European *h₂óyu
  - Old Armenian այո ayo yes "on my life??"
    
    Armenian այո ayo yes
  - Indo-Iranian *Hā́yu lifetime, life
    
    Indo-Aryan *Hā́yu
    
    Sanskrit 𑀆𑀬𑀼 ā́yu age, life, lifespan
    
    Pali āyu
    
    Thai อายุ aa-yú age, life, lifespan
    
    Telugu ఆయువు āyuvu age, lifetime
    
    Sanskrit आयुः ā́yuḥ alive, life, health, lifespan, world (all living things)
    
    Sanskrit आयुर्वेदः āyurvédaḥ science of health, Ayurveda
    
    Hindi आयुर्वेद āyurved Ayurveda
    
    English Ayurveda
    
    Iranian *Hā́yu
    
    Avestan 𐬁𐬌𐬌𐬏 āiiū life, time, lifetime
- Proto-Indo-European *h₂eywestom
  - Celtic *aiwestom age, lifetime, era
    
    Brythonic *oɨs
    
    Welsh oes age, era
    
    Welsh canoloesol medieval
    
    Brythonic *oɨd
    
    Middle Welsh
    
    Welsh oed age
    
    Old Irish áes age, years, era, lifetime
    
    Middle Irish
    
    Irish aois age, life expectancy, old age, era, century
    
    Irish meánaoiseach medieval
- Proto-Indo-European *h₂yugʷih₃s long life ^[1]
  - Germanic *ajukiz eternal, long lasting
    
    West Germanic
    
    Old English ēċe perpetual, eternal, ever-lasting
    
    Germanic *ajukidūþiz eternity
    
    East Germanic
    
    Gothic 𐌰𐌾𐌿𐌺𐌳𐌿𐌸𐍃 ajukduþs eternity
  - Hellenic
    
    Classical Greek ὑγιής hugiḗs healthy, strong, wholesome
    
    Classical Greek ὑγίεια hugíeia health
    
    Greek υγεία ygeía health
    
    Greek γεια geia hello, salutations, cheers, bravo
    
    Classical Greek ὑγιεινή hugieinḗ healthy practices, promoting health
    
    French hygiène hygiene
    
    English hygiene
  - Indo-Iranian
    
    Iranian
    
    Avestan 𐬫𐬀𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬈-𐬘𐬍 yauuae-jī living forever
    
    Western Iranian
    
    Northwestern Iranian
    
    Parthian yāwēd eternal
    
    Old Armenian յաւէժ yawēž eternal, always
    
    Armenian հավերժ haverž perpetual, eternal, undying
  - Italic
    
    Latin iūgis continual, perpetual, ever-flowing
  - Proto-Indo-European *Hyeh₂gʷ- youth, vigor possibly a re-analyzed root from the noun *h₂yugʷih₃-s
    
    Proto-Indo-European *Hyeh₂gʷti *Hyeh₂gʷeti is youthful, is vigorous root imperfective
    
    Balto-Slavic *jḗˀgtei to be vigorous, to be capable
    
    Baltic
    
    East Baltic
    
    Latvian jēgt to be able to, to know how to, to understand
    
    Proto-Indo-European *Hyeh₂gʷeh₂ abstract noun
    
    Balto-Slavic *jḗˀgāˀ capacity, power
    
    Baltic
    
    East Baltic
    
    Lithuanian jėga power, force
    
    Slavic
    
    East Slavic
    
    Russian яглый jaglyj vigorous, energetic
    
    Hellenic
    
    Classical Greek ἥβη hḗbē youth, vigor
    
    Greek ήβη ívi puberty
    
    Classical Greek Ἥβη Hḗbē Divinity of Youth
    
    Classical Greek ἔφηβος éphēbos adolescent, young soldier in training
    
    Greek έφηβος éfivos teenager
    
    Latin ephēbus a youth, especially a Greek youth
    
    English ephebe
    
    Ottoman Turkish افه efe older brother, sheepdog, rowdy young man
    
    Turkish efe older brother, a brave man, a man with rough manners
    
    Proto-Indo-European *Hyéh₂gʷus young, youthful
    
    Proto-Indo-European *Hyéh₂gʷyōs younger
    
    Italic *jeɣʷjōs
    
    Oscan 𐌉𐌄𐌝𐌉𐌔 ieíis a Samnite family name: the Younger? descendant of the Youth? ^[2]
    
    Latin Iegius ^[2]
    
    Proto-Indo-European *Hih₂gʷyos of the youth denominal adjective
    
    Italic *iɣʷjos
    
    Oscan 𐌉𐌄𐌝𐌉𐌔 ieíis a Samnite family name: the Younger? descendant of the Youth? ^[2]
    
    Latin Iegius ^[2]
- Proto-Indo-European *h₂oyus oblique stem *h₂yéw-
  - Proto-Indo-European *h₂oyuHō
    
    Hellenic
    
    Classical Greek αἰών aiṓn lifetime, generation, era, eternity
    
    Greek αιώνας aiónas century, era, eon, eternity
    
    Latin aeōn age, eternity
    
    English eon / aeon
  - Proto-Indo-European *h₂yéwHō *h₂yéwHōn young
    
    Indo-Iranian *HyúHā *HyúHān youthful, young
    
    Indo-Aryan *HyúHā *HyúHān
    
    Sanskrit 𑀬𑀼𑀯𑀦𑁆 yúvan young, strong, healthy, good, a youth
    
    Hindi युवा yuvā young
    
    Hindi युवावस्था yuvāvasthā youth
    
    Telugu యువ yuva young
    
    Iranian *HyúHā *HyúHān
    
    Avestan 𐬫𐬎𐬎𐬀𐬥 yuuan
    
    Pashto ځوان źwā́n young, a young person
    
    Scythian
    
    Saka
    
    Khotani jvā
    
    Western Iranian
    
    Northwestern Iranian
    
    Kurdish ciwan young, beauty
    
    Old Persian
    
    Middle Persian
    
    Persian جوان ǰawān young, young person
    
    Hindustani
    
    Hindi जवान javān young, young person, soldier
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yéwHnos
    
    Balto-Slavic *jauˀnás young
    
    East Baltic
    
    Lithuanian jaunas young
    
    Slavic *jȗnъ young
    
    East Slavic
    
    Russian юный júnyj young, juvenile
    
    South Slavic
    
    Old Church Slavonic юнъ junŭ young
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yuHn̥ḱós
    
    Celtic *yowankos
    
    Brythonic *jowank
    
    Welsh ieuanc young, juvenile, unmarried
    
    Welsh ifanc young, juvenile
    
    Gaulish Iouinca personal name: Young
    
    Gaulish Ioincorix personal name: Young-King
    
    Old Irish óc young, young man, warrior
    
    Middle Irish
    
    Irish óg young, minor, fresh, new
    
    Manx aeg young, adolescent
    
    Old Irish Tír inna n-Óc Land of the Young, Tír na nÓg (mythical place)
    
    Middle Irish
    
    Irish Tír na nÓg
    
    English Tir na Nog
    
    Manx Çheer ny Aeg
    
    Scottish Gaelic Tìr nan Òg
    
    Germanic *jungaz young
    
    East Germanic
    
    Gothic 𐌾𐌿𐌲𐌲𐍃 juggs young
    
    Gothic 𐌾𐌿𐌲𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌿𐌸𐍃 juggalauþs young man
    
    North Germanic
    
    Old Norse ungr young
    
    Old East Norse
    
    Danish ung young
    
    Old West Norse
    
    Icelandic ungur young
    
    West Germanic
    
    Old English ġeong
    
    Middle English yong / yonge
    
    English young
    
    Scots yung
    
    Frankish *jung *junk
    
    Middle Dutch jonc
    
    Dutch jong young, new
    
    Old High German jung
    
    Middle High German
    
    German jung young
    
    German Junge boy
    
    German Jung
    
    English Jungian
    
    Yiddish יונג yung young
    
    Indo-Iranian *HyuHaćás
    
    Indo-Aryan
    
    Sanskrit 𑀬𑀼𑀯𑀰 yuvaśá young
    
    Iranian
    
    Scythian
    
    Ossetian иуонуг iwonug young bull
    
    Italic *juwenkos
    
    Latin iuvencus young, young man, young bull
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giovenco young bull
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian junc young bull
    
    Umbrian 𐌉𐌖𐌄𐌍𐌂𐌀𐌓 iuengar young cows
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yuHn̥téh₂ youngness, youth state of being
    
    Germanic *jundō
    
    East Germanic
    
    Gothic *junds? youth
    
    Gothic 𐌾𐌿𐌽𐌳𐌰𐌹 jundai in youth locative
    
    Indo-Iranian *HyuHatáH
    
    Indo-Aryan
    
    Sanskrit 𑀬𑀼𑀯𑀢𑀸 yuvatā́ youth
    
    Italic *juwentā
    
    Latin iuventa youth
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yúHn̥tis youngness, youth abstract noun
    
    Germanic *juwunþiz *jugunþiz youth
    
    West Germanic
    
    Old English ġeoguþ youth
    
    Middle English youghte / youthe
    
    English youth
    
    Frankish *juguth
    
    Middle Dutch joghet / juegt
    
    Dutch jeugd youth
    
    Old High German jugund
    
    Middle High German jugent
    
    German Jugend youth
    
    Yiddish יוגנט yugnt youth
    
    Indo-Iranian
    
    Indo-Aryan
    
    Sanskrit 𑀬𑀼𑀯𑀢𑀺 yuvatí young woman, girl
    
    Pali 𑀬𑀼𑀯𑀢𑀻 yuvatī
    
    Khmer យុវតី yuvĕəʼdəy young woman
    
    Sauraseni 𑀚𑀼𑀯𑀇 juvaï
    
    Romani ʒuvli woman, lady
    
    Hindi युवती yuvtī young woman, damsel
    
    Telugu యువతి yuvati young woman
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yuHónis
    
    Italic *juwenis young
    
    Latin iuvenis iuvenem young, young person
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giovane young, young person
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Aromanian gioni young, brave, young person, hero
    
    Romanian june
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French jovene / juefne / juene
    
    Middle French jeune
    
    French jeune young, young person
    
    Latin iuvenscere to grow young (again)
    
    English rejuvenate
    
    Latin iunior younger
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French joindre / gaindre
    
    Middle French
    
    French geindre apprentice baker
    
    English junior
    
    Latin iuvenīlis youthful, juvenile
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giovanile young, early
    
    English juvenile
    
    Latin Iūnō Divinity of Women, Life Force, and Youth
    
    English Juno
    
    Latin mēnsis iūnius / mēnsis Iūnius / iūnius / Iūnius of Juno, the month of Juno, June
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giugno June
    
    Western Romance
    
    French juin June
    
    English June
    
    Haitian Creole jen June
    
    Persian ژوئن žu'an June
    
    Spanish junio June
    
    Tagalog Hunyo June
    
    Koine Greek Ἰούνιος Ioúnios
    
    Greek Ιούνιος Ioúnios June
    
    Old Armenian յունիս yunis June
    
    Armenian հունիս hunis June
    
    Old Church Slavonic июнии ijunii June
    
    Russian июнь ijunʹ June
  - Germanic *aiwaz long time, age, eternity, law?
    
    East Germanic
    
    Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐍅𐍃 aiws lifetime, eternity
    
    Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐍅𐍇𐌰𐍂𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌹𐌰𐌽 aiwxaristian thanksgiving, Eucharist
    
    Gothic 𐌰𐌹𐍅 aiw always
    
    North Germanic
    
    Old Norse ey always, ever
    
    Old West Norse
    
    Icelandic æ always, forever
    
    Scots aye ever, always
    
    West Germanic *aiw
    
    Old English ā ever, always
    
    Old English ā in feorh always in life, lifelong
    
    Old English ǣfre ever contraction
    
    Middle English
    
    English ever
    
    English forever
    
    English however
    
    Old English nǣfre never
    
    Middle English navere / nevere
    
    English never
    
    West Germanic *aiwgahwaþar
    
    Old English nāhwæþer neither
    
    Middle English nouther / nother / nawther
    
    English nor
    
    English neither
    
    Old English ǣġhwæþer / āhwæþer / āþor each, both
    
    Middle English either / ayther
    
    Middle English other / or or
    
    English or
    
    English nor
    
    English either
    
    English neither
    
    Scots aither
    
    Old Saxon ēogihwethar each
    
    West Germanic *naiw *nai
    
    West Germanic *naiwwiht nothing lit. "not ever a thing"
    
    West Germanic *dugan-naiwwiht good-for-nothing lit. "useful-not-thing"
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch
    
    Dutch deugniet good-for-nothing, rascal, knave
    
    Old High German
    
    Middle High German
    
    German Taugenichts good-for-nothing
    
    Old Saxon
    
    Middle Low German
    
    Danish døgenigt lazy person
    
    Old English nāht nought, nothing
    
    Middle English nought / naught / nowt
    
    English naught
    
    English nought
    
    Middle English not / nat / note
    
    English not
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch nicht / niet
    
    Dutch niet nothing
    
    Old High German nieht / niht
    
    Middle High German
    
    German nicht not, non
    
    West Germanic *naiwwihtig having, doing, or being nothing, nothing-y
    
    Old English
    
    Middle English noughti / naughty
    
    English naughty
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch nietich
    
    Dutch nietig insignificant, void, annulled
    
    Old High German
    
    Middle High German
    
    German nichtig void, invalid, trivial, empty
    
    Old English nā not, no, never
    
    Old English nǣfre never
    
    Middle English navere / nevere
    
    English never
    
    Old English nāhwæþer neither
    
    Middle English nouther / nother / nawther
    
    English nor
    
    English neither
    
    Middle English no
    
    Frankish *ēwa
    
    Middle Dutch ewe / eeu
    
    Dutch eeuw century, very long time, eternity
    
    Dutch middeleeuws medieval
    
    West Germanic *aiwwiht anything lit. "ever a thing"
    
    Old English āwiht anything, at all
    
    Middle English
    
    English aught
    
    Frankish
    
    Old Dutch iowiht
    
    Middle Dutch iewet / iet
    
    Dutch iets something, anything
    
    West Germanic *naiwwiht nothing lit. "not ever a thing"
    
    West Germanic *dugan-naiwwiht good-for-nothing lit. "useful-not-thing"
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch
    
    Dutch deugniet good-for-nothing, rascal, knave
    
    Old High German
    
    Middle High German
    
    German Taugenichts good-for-nothing
    
    Old Saxon
    
    Middle Low German
    
    Danish døgenigt lazy person
    
    Old English nāht nought, nothing
    
    Middle English nought / naught / nowt
    
    English naught
    
    English nought
    
    Middle English not / nat / note
    
    English not
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch nicht / niet
    
    Dutch niet nothing
    
    Old High German nieht / niht
    
    Middle High German
    
    German nicht not, non
    
    West Germanic *naiwwihtig having, doing, or being nothing, nothing-y
    
    Old English
    
    Middle English noughti / naughty
    
    English naughty
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch nietich
    
    Dutch nietig insignificant, void, annulled
    
    Old High German
    
    Middle High German
    
    German nichtig void, invalid, trivial, empty
    
    Finnic *aika time
    
    Estonian aeg time, period, duration, tense
    
    Finnish aika time, moment, appointment
    
    Finnish aikuinen adult lit. "thing made from time"
    
    Germanic *aiwīgaz eternal, long-lasting
    
    West Germanic
    
    Frankish *ēwig
    
    Middle Dutch ewich
    
    Dutch eeuwig eternal
    
    Old High German ēwig
    
    Middle High German ewic / ewec
    
    German ewig eternal, everlasting
    
    Yiddish אייביק eybik eternal
    
    Germanic *aiwahaftaz true, honorable, lawful lit. "long-holding"
    
    West Germanic
    
    Frankish
    
    Middle Dutch
    
    Dutch echt authentic, true, real, marriage, truly
    
    Old High German ēhaft
    
    Old Saxon *ēhaft
    
    Middle Low German echt
    
    Low German echt
    
    German ächt / echt authentic, true, proper
    
    Danish ægte true, right
    
    Icelandic ekta real, genuine
    
    Germanic *Aiwarīks personal name: Eternal-King or Forever-Rich
    
    East Germanic
    
    Gothic *Aiwareiks
    
    Latin Eurichus
    
    Western Romance
    
    Spanish Eurico
    
    English Euric
    
    North Germanic
    
    Old Norse Eiríkr
    
    Old East Norse
    
    Danish Erik
    
    Old West Norse
    
    Icelandic Eiríkur
    
    Old English Eoric
    
    Middle English Eric
    
    English Eric
  - Hellenic *aiwei locative
    
    Classical Greek ἀεί aeí always, forever
    
    Greek αεί aeí always, forever
  - Italic *aiwom
    
    Italic *aiwotāts
    
    Latin aetās era, term, duration, lifetime
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian età age, era, period
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French aé age
    
    Spanish edad age, duration
    
    Tagalog edad age
    
    Vulgar Latin *aetāticum age
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French edage / eage / aage age
    
    Middle French âge
    
    French âge age
    
    Middle English age / aage
    
    English age
    
    Latin aetas aënea Bronze Age
    
    Latin aeternus permanent, eternal, immortal
    
    Latin aeternitās / aeternitātem
    
    French éternité
    
    English eternity
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian eterno eternal, eternity
    
    Western Romance
    
    Spanish eterno eternal
    
    Latin aeternālis
    
    Middle French
    
    French éternel
    
    English eternal
    
    Latin longaevus ancient, of great age
    
    Latin longaevitās / longaevitātem long life
    
    English longevity
    
    New Latin medium aevum middle ages
    
    New Latin mediaevālis of a middle age, medieval
    
    French médiéval
    
    English medieval
    
    Latin aevum time, eternity, lifetime, age, generation
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian evo era, long time
  - Proto-Indo-European *h₂yew- justice, law new root formed by re-analysis
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yeweseh₂yeti itensive/causative
    
    Italic *jowezāyezi swear an oath
    
    Old Latin iovesat vows, prays Duenos inscription
    
    Latin iūrāre to swear an oath, to vow
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giurare to swear, to vow
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian jura to swear
    
    Albanian *gjëroj
    
    Albanian përgjëroj I swear
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French jurer
    
    Middle French
    
    French jurer to swear, to promise, to curse
    
    French juron swearword
    
    Old French jureor lit. "swearer, oath-taker"
    
    Middle French
    
    French jureur juror
    
    Middle English jurour / jurrour
    
    English juror
    
    Spanish jurar to swear, to vow, to curse
    
    Latin iuramentum oath, vow
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giuramento oath
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian jurământ oath, vow
    
    Western Romance
    
    Spanish juramento oath, sworn statement
    
    Latin iuratus on oath, sworn, having vowed
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giurato sworn, juror
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian jurat vowed, sworn, juror
    
    Romanian Jurat
    
    Western Romance
    
    Old French jurét / juré
    
    Middle French
    
    French juré juror
    
    Middle English jure
    
    English jury
    
    Spanish jurado juror, jury, referee
    
    English jurat
    
    Latin abiurare to deny an oath, to abjure
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian abiurare to abjure
    
    French abjurer to renounce, to abjure, to apostatize
    
    English abjure
    
    Spanish abjurar to abjure
    
    Latin coniurare to swear together, to unite by oath, to conspire
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian congiurare to conspire, to plot
    
    French conjurer to beseech, to conspire, to ward off, to conjure (magic)
    
    English conjure
    
    Spanish conjurar to conspire, to conjure (magic), to excorcise, to avert, to get together
    
    Latin periurare to swear falsely, to perjure oneself or peierare
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian spergiurare to commit perjury
    
    French parjurer
    
    English perjure
    
    Spanish perjurar to perjure, to re-swear
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yéwos
    
    Germanic
    
    West Germanic
    
    Old English ǣ law, marriage
    
    Old High German ēwa
    
    Middle High German ēwe / ē
    
    German Ehe marriage
    
    Indo-Iranian *Hyáwš
    
    Indo-Aryan *Hyáwṣ
    
    Sanskrit 𑀬𑁄𑀲𑁆 yós welfare, health, happiness
    
    Iranian *Hyáwš
    
    Avestan 𐬫𐬀𐬊𐬱 yaoš lifetime
    
    Italic
    
    Latin ius law, right, court of law
    
    Latin iudicare to judge, to pass judgment, to proclaim, to determine, to condemn lit. "to speak law"
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giudicare to judge
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian judeca to judge
    
    Western Romance
    
    French juger to judge, to try, to deem
    
    French jugement
    
    English judgement
    
    Spanish juzgar to judge, to try, to consider
    
    English judicate
    
    Latin iudicium judgment, opinion, decision, trial
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giudizio judgment, wisdom, trial, opinion, assessment
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian județ county, jurisdiction
    
    Western Romance
    
    Spanish juicio trial, verdict, opinion, good judgment
    
    Latin praeiūdicium prejudgment, precedent, example
    
    French préjudice harm, damage
    
    English prejudice
    
    Italian pregiudizio prejudice, bias, detriment
    
    Spanish perjuicio detriment
    
    Spanish prejuicio prejudice
    
    Latin iūrisdictiō jurisdiction
    
    English jurisdiction
    
    Latin iudex judge, umpire, juror "law speaker"
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giudice judge, magistrate, umpire
    
    Eastern Romance
    
    Romanian jude prince (minor ruler)
    
    Western Romance
    
    French juge judge, referee
    
    English judge
    
    Spanish juez judge, umpire, referee
    
    Central Romance
    
    Italian giure law, jurisprudence
    
    Western Romance
    
    Spanish juro ownership
    
    Medieval Latin iurisprudentia expertise in law, jurisprudence
    
    English jurisprudence
    
    Latin iniūria wrongdoing, offense, slander, injury lit. "not-law"
    
    Western Romance
    
    French injure offense, insult
    
    English injury
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yewdʰos
    
    Celtic *yowdos
    
    Brythonic *jʉð judge, lord
    
    Brythonic *Grifujʉð personal name: Griffin?-Lord
    
    Welsh Gruffudd
    
    English Griffith
    
    Brythonic *Blėðɨjʉð personal name: Wolf-Lord
    
    Welsh Bleiddudd
    
    Brythonic *Jʉðonerθ personal name: Lord-Strength
    
    Welsh Idnerth
    
    Brythonic *Ėljʉð personal name: Second-Lord
    
    Welsh Eiludd
    
    Brythonic *Mọrjʉð personal name: Great?-Lord
    
    Welsh Maredudd
    
    English Meredith
    
    Proto-Indo-European *h₂yewestos
    
    Italic *jowestos
    
    Latin iustus just, righteous, legal
    
    Latin iūstificāre
    
    English justify
    
    Latin iustitia justice, fairness
    
    French justice
    
    English justice
    
    Italian giustizia
    
    Spanish justicia

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Collected English words

or, nor, Ayurveda, hygiene, ephebe, ever, forever, however, aught, Euric, Eric, age, eternal, eternity, longevity, eon, young, Jungian, youth, rejuvenate, junior, juvenile, Juno, juror, jury, jurat, abjure, conjure, perjure, jurisprudence, injury, judgement, judicate, prejudice, jurisdiction, judge, Griffith, Meredith, justice, justify, medieval, June, never, neither, naught, nought, not, naughty, Tir na Nog, either

Footnotes

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*h₂yugʷih₃s: "long life" (hygiene, etc.) is a compound of *h₂ey- with *gʷeyh₃-: "to live".

Germanic *ajukiz is definitely derived from *h₂yu-, but only tentatively derived from *h₂yugʷih₃-s, as a possible explanation for the presence of the -k-.
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The Oscan -ieíis—and the Latinization Iegius (compare Magius from Oscan Maius)—while appearing to be a family name (nomen gentilicium) in context, may originally mean "the Younger", "Junior" to distinguish a man who had the same name as his father. The attested Oscan -ieíis does indeed seem to have had the same name as his father: Minius Iegius, son of Minius or possibly Minatus Leguis, son of Minatus.

Or it may be more similar to familiar Latin nomina, and be equivalent to Italic *-ios—a denominal adjective—instead of *-iōs, a comparative; in which case probably a descendant of someone called the equivalent of Latin Iegus, possibly originally a nickname: "the Youth".

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