See fastigium on Wiktionary
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"translation": "élever en pointe, rendre pointu - élever (en dignité)→ voir fastigié",
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"Selon le Dictionnaire étymologique latin, il s’oppose à vestigium (« trace »), qui désigne la base ou les fondations : il est pour *fastus-stigium.",
"Julius Pokorny le rapproche du gaulois *barros et du radical indo-européen commun *bhares- (« pointe, hauteur »)."
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