English
stricturing
From stricture + -ing.
Formed from stricture + -ing
Proto-Indo-European *streyg- ‘to shear’
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Proto-Italic *strigtos
Latin stringō ‘to tighten, compress’
Latin strictus ‘tightened, compressed, having been tightened’
Late Latin strictūra ‘a contraction, compression, stricture’
English stricture
Today it means
adj Forming strictures.
Sources
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