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From Proto-Germanic *-mōdaz, derived from *mōdaz (“mind”) (Old English mōd). Cognate with Old Saxon -mōd, Old High German -muot.

• IPA^(key): /moːd/

-mōd

1. -minded; also -spirited, -hearted

   ‎ān (“one”) + ‎-mod → ‎ānmōd (“unanimous”)

   ‎ēaþe (“easy”) + ‎-mod → ‎ēaþmōd (“humble”)

   ‎miċel (“big”) + ‎-mod → ‎miċelmōd (“magnanimous”)

   ‎ofer- (“over”) + ‎-mod → ‎ofermōd (“proud”)

   ‎or- (“without”) + ‎-mod → ‎ormōd (“desperate”)

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