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Appendix I

Indo-European Roots
 
ENTRY:leid-
DEFINITION:To play, jest. Suffixed o-grade form *loid-o-. ludic, ludicrous; allude, collude, delude, elude, illusion, interlude, prelude, prolusion, from Latin ldus, game, play, and ldere, to play (but both words may possibly be from Etruscan). (Pokorny leid- 666.)
 
 
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