coinquo.
to prune
Meaning & usage
to prune
Where this word comes from
Unknown. Walde-Hoffman proposed to derive the word from earlier *coinsecō, itself from co- + in- + secō. This term would then contract into *coinscō and then eventually *coincō, which would have secondarily acquired the ending -uō according to the same model as instinguō beside instigō. However, such a development runs contrary to the etymology for stinguō supported by De Vaan, where it is assumed that the -uō ending is original.
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