isota.
to grow bigger
Meaning & usage
to grow bigger
Where this word comes from
From iso (“big”) + -eta.
to hunger for, desire (e.g. power)
Where this word comes from
Probably borrowed from Estonian isuma (due to lack of evidence of use of this word in vernacular dialects), from Proto-Finnic *iso + -ta; compare Ingrian iso (“desire, lust”), isota (“to desire, to hunger for”); Veps izo, izonē (“beloved”); Votic iso (“desire, appetite”); Estonian isu (“desire, lust”), isuma, isunema (“to desire, to hunger for”); Võro iso (“desire, lust”). Probably ultimately a loanword from Proto-Iranian *Hišáti or one of its descendants.
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