aize

noun

Meaning

ease (lack of anxiety)

Etymology / origin

From Vulgar Latin *adiace(m), from Latin adiacēns, present participle of adiaceō (compare Medieval Latin in aiace). Cognate with Old French aise, eise.

aise(Old French)→
adiacēns(la)→
aize (Old Occitan)
Relations: inh, cog

Related words

adiacēns(la)aise(Old French)aise(French)azo(Galician)agio(Indonesian)agio(Italian)eise(Old French)azo(Portuguese)aciu(Sicilian)

Descendant words

aise(French) (cog)
azo(Galician) (bor)
agio(Indonesian) (der)
agio(Italian) (bor)
eise(Old French) (cog)
azo(Portuguese) (bor)
aciu(Sicilian) (der)

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