dheub-

dheub-
Also dheubh-. Deep, hollow.
1. deep, depth, from Old English dēop, deep, from Germanic *deupaz.
2. dip, from Old English dyppan, to immerse, dip, from Germanic expressive denominative *duppjan.
3. Parallel root form *dheubh-. dive, from Old English dȳfan, to dip, and dūfan, to sink, dive, from Germanic verb *dūbjan, from *deub-, *dub-.
4. Suffixed parallel root form *dhū̆bh-(o)n-, with expressive variants. python, Python, Typhon, from Greek Pūthōn and Tuphōn, mythical monsters, from *dhub(h)-n- and *b(h)ud(h)-n-, which already in Indo-European were doublets by inversion, referring to “bottom,” “foundation,” “depths,” and the mythological monsters that inhabited them.
 
[Pokorny dheu-b- 267.]

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