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Etymology_7

(rogare, related word.)

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Surrogate

• (pro) /S^r..geit/
• (def) someone or something that replaces another person or thing as their representative.
• (def) a person or thing acting as a substitute
• (def) a person who is a substitute for someone else, esp in childhood when different persons, such as a brother or teacher, can act as substitutes for the parents. <– interesting…
• (def) a substitute, especially a person deputizing for another in a specific role or office.
  
• (ori.) surrogare – subrogare
  
• • ”put in another’s place, substitute”
  • sub + rogare
  • • sub-
    • • ”in the place of, under”
    • rogare
    • • ” to ask, propose “

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substitute

• (pro) [ SUHB-sti-toot ]
• (ex.) To search for that substitue was the sole work left for Madeleine’s hands. — [Ma-d..-la-ins]
• (def) to use something new or different instead of what is normally used
• • (ex) You can substitute red hat for black hat if you don’t want to look like stone.
• (def) to use in place of something else, with the same function.
• (def) ” put in place of another”
  *(replaced) replace

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(ori.)

• sub- ; under
• statuere ; “set up “
  
• • *sta- ; “to stand, set down, make or be firm ”
  • • (rel) stet
    • • (rel)
      • stay
      • stound
      • stour
      • staddle
• sub-
  
• • (def)
  • • ”under, beneath; behind; from under; resulting from further division” (<– ???)
  • (ori)
  • • ” under “
    • “close to” of time
    • “within, during”
    • “subject to, in the power of”
    • ” a little, somewhat “
    • PIE, *upo- ;
    • • (wow.?!?!?!?)
      • upo link
      • (def) under, below
      • (derived terms)
      • • (s)up-er, (s)up-eri (“over”)
        • *(s)up-mmo- (“uppermost”)

This is said to be from PIE (s)up-* (perhaps representing ex-upo-), a variant from of the root *upo- “from below,” hence “turning upward, upward, up, up from under, over, beyond” (cognates: Sanskrit *upa “near,under, up to, on” Greek hypo “under”, Old English upp “up,upward”, Hittite up-zi “rises”)

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propose (<– more)

*(def) to suggest a plan, idea, or action

*(def) ” propose, advance, suggest ”

(ori) *proposer = pro- + poser

* pro- “forth” (see pro-)

* poser “put, place” (see pose(v.1))

• “See also propone, which coexisted with this word for a time.”

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