the Amish的词源
英文词源
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- shoe
- shoe: [OE] Shoe is a strictly Germanic word, with no living relatives in other branches of the Indo- European language family. It comes from a prehistoric Germanic *skōkhaz, which is probably descended ultimately from the Indo- European base *skeu- ‘cover’. Its cousins are German schuh, Dutch schoen, and Swedish and Danish sko. Until the early modern English period shoon vied with shoes as its plural; and the archaic past form of the verb, shod, still survives.
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中文词源
来自瑞士传教士Jacob Amman 创立的宗教派别。
该词的英语词源请访问找单词词源英文版：the Amish 词源，the Amish 含义。
