"ur-word" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997, Fritz Buri, The Buddha-Christ As the Lord of the True Self:",
          "text": "As \"neither linguistically conceived experience nor speech-less experience,\" but rather as \"the experience of the removal of the word\" and in unity with the experience of the birth of the word,\" the \"Ur-word\" would correspond accordingly to the \"Ur-sentence\", [...]",
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          "text": "According to Hillis Miller, Hopkins supposed that, by a continuous process of subdivision, all words descend from a first original, an ur-word.",
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          "ref": "2006, Gail Stenstad, Transformations:",
          "text": "Enowning, enabling saying (showing), makes way in clearing and opening ways for gathering-thinging. Heidegger in another work calls on an Ur-word from the East, bringing it into play with the thought of enowning.",
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