treh₂w-

“to trust, to be faithful”

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true, trust, truce, troth, tree, tray

Root of Old English trēowe "faithful, true", trēow "trust; tree" (the firm one), yielding English true, trust, truce, troth, tree.

bʰerh₂-mn̥“an opening made by boring”bʰerǵ-es-“protection, a guarantee”bʰerǵ-mn̥-₂“something protected, a pledge”bʰeyd-mn̥“act of persuading, a trusting”bʰorgʰ-“fortified high place, stronghold”deh₁-mn̥-₆“something set down, an established law”deh₁-yt-“something owed, a binding obligation”deh₃-mn̥-₂“a giving, a portion allotted”