wave

Inglês

Verbo

wave

1. ondular
2. agitar (a mão, por exemplo, ao dar adeus)

Substantivo

wave

1. onda (em suas várias acepções)

Etimologia

Para o verbo: do inglês antigo wafian e este do proto-germânico *wab- e este do proto-indo-europeu *webh- (mover-se para cá e para lá).

Para o substantivo: alteração de waw, sob influência do verbo.

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