來 自 古 英 語 sibling, 親 戚 , 親 屬 , 來 自 sibb, 親 戚 , 親 屬 , -ling, 小 詞 后 綴 , 來 自 Proto-Germanic*sibja,血緣關(guān)系,同血脈,來自 PIE*swe,自己的,詞源同 self,sister,swain.該詞 原指有血緣聯(lián)系的相對疏遠(yuǎn)的親戚或親屬,后詞義強(qiáng)化為有親密血緣聯(lián)系的兄弟或姐妹。
The word 'sib' or 'sibling' is coming into use in genetics in the English-speaking world, as an equivalent of the convenient German term 'Geschwister' [E.&C. Paul, "Human Heredity," 1930]In Old English, sibb and its compounds covered grounds of "brotherly love, familial affection" which tended later to lump into love (n.), as in sibsumnes "peace, concord, brotherly love," sibbian (v.) "bring together, reconcile," sibbecoss "kiss of peace." Sibship, however, is a modern formation (1908). Sib persisted through Middle English as a noun, adjective, and verb expressing kinship and relationship.
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