tect

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English word tect comes from Proto-Indo-European *teg-, English branchiate ((anatomy) Furnished with branchiae.), Latin tegere, Ancient Greek τέγος

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*teg- (Proto-Indo-European)

cover, roof, cover

branchiate (English)

(anatomy) Furnished with branchiae.

tegere (Latin)

τέγος (Ancient Greek)

*tegō (Proto-Italic)

Cover.

tego (Latin)

I cover; I clothe.. I protect.

tectus (Latin)

tect (English)

(obsolete, rare) A roof.

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