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Asturian de, Portuguese de, Galician de, Catalan de, French de, Italian di, Eastern Vuglar Latin Aromanian di, Romanian de
Oscan dat, Umbrian da-, Faliscian de (borrowed from Latin?)
Old Irish de, Old Welsh di
Old High German zuo "to," Old Saxon tō 'id.,' English to
Ancient Greek δή (dé) "even"
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