dus-

bad, foul, evil

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
Englishdysarthriadyslalia, lack of distinct articulationnAHD CDC LRC
Englishdys-bad, abnormalpfxAHD W7 LRC
Englishdyslexiaimpaired ability to recognize/comprehend writingnAHD LRC
Englishdysmenorrheapainful/difficult/laborious menstruationnAHD CDC LRC
Englishdysplasiaabnormal cell/organ/tissue growth/developmentnAHD LRC
Old Englishtō-, te-apartpfxW7 LRC
Middle Englishdis-dys-, difficultpfxW7 LRC
Celtic
Old Irishdu-, do-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
East Germanic
Gothictuz-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
Italic
Latindys-dys-pfxW7 LRC
Middle Frenchdis-dys-, difficultpfxW7 LRC
Balto-Slavic
Old Church Slavonicdъž-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
Hellenic
Greekδυσ-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
Armenian
Armeniant-un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
Indo-Iranian
Avestanduš-, duž-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-pfxRPN LRC
Sanskritdúṣyatito turn bad, be defiledvbRPN LRC
Sanskritdus-, dur-dys-, un-, ill-, mis-, difficultpfxW7 LRC
Sanskritdoṣa-ḥcrime, vice, wantnRPN LRC