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The word "dwell" originally comes from the Proto-Indo-European root *dʰelh₁-, which has the meaning of "to fix, set, or make stable." This root is also found in other words related to dwelling, such as "threshold," "door," and "house."
In Germanic languages, the Proto-Indo-European root evolved into the Proto-Germanic form *dwelaną, which meant "to tarry, stay, or delay." From Proto-Germanic, the word entered Old English as dwellan, which had the same meaning as its Germanic ancestor. Over time, the word's meaning has gradually narrowed to its modern sense of "to live or reside in a place for an extended period."
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