Proto-Indo-European Etymological Dictionary (c) 2012 Fernando

Proto-Indo-European Etymological Dictionary
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1.-familia italica
latīnē
uerba
1a0.-Lat.
1a1.-gal-rom
1a2.-Pren.
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* əgsājō
aiō
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1b1.-Osc.
1b2.-umbr.
1b3.-volsc.
1b4.-paelig.
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
2a0.-ogham.
2a1.-Oir.
2a2.-mir.
2a3.-mn Ir .
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
2b0.-Gal/Brit
2b1.-cymbr..
2b2.-corn.
2b3.-bret.
occidentālis
orientālis
3a1.-Germ.
3a2.-angl.
3a3.-nord/dan.
3a5.-ned. 3a6.plattd.
3B0.-Goth.
1b2.-aiu 'oracula'
4.-familia graeca
4.1.-Ion-att.
4.2.-aeol 4.3.-dor
4.4.-boeot. 4.5.phyg. 4.6.-maced.
4.7.-ac-chip
4.8.-myc
h, an-wga 'iussī'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
5.1.-Sanscr.
5.2.-ved.
5.3..avest.
5.4.-armen
5.5.-hitt
5.6.-pers. .
5.4.-asem
6.-familia slava
6.1.-V russ.
6.2.-n. russ
6.3.-lith
6.4.-latv.
6.5.-serb.
6.6.-pol.
ToA.-āksisam, B
axāmenta
aksaskau
<< əgtis
āne, an, ohne
3a2.-āno
* əneu
* əpjō
apīscor, coepī,
aptus, cōpula;
ape (imperat.);
apud<*ap-wod;
inu
āpnoti
5.3.apayeiti <*H1opeje/o3. Pl. āp∂nte
aptw 'ligō'; afh
5.4.'tactus'; afa(tt)w <āpwantai
'tangō'
ALB.unim <*H1opnjap 'dō'
'possideō'
5.5.-e-ep-mi 'emō' 3.
pl. appaanzi
cf. ṛnóti
cf. ornumi tr. 'cieō, CHW.-wzr- <*uz-araincitō'
5.4.-y-arnem
5.5.-arta 'stat'
arati 'seruus';
sarāthi? 'auriga'
1b2.-/opẹ-/
'accipere', upetu
arc. opet 'acccipit'
* ərijai
orior
* ərots
aneu
ara, ac. araid
ToA.-ype, B.yapoy
<*H1epowen'territorium'
<< əsnātis
* ábelos
Abella (malifera
sec. Vergilium)
* abhnós
* abhro-
aball, ubull <*ablu,
abaln
avallo
2b1.-afal
2b2, 2b3.-aval
apful
irl. Opunn, t-op
'repentīnus' /
obann, tobann
abor- 'multō'
2b1.-afr- 'multō'
3a3.-afar 'multō'
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ablъko, jablъko
6.3.-obulas (fr.),
obelìs (arb.)
apls?
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abrs 'fortis' <*oprós?
abraba 'multō'
afar / afnw(s)
<*HºHi3-bh-, aiya
(ex)aifnhs 'citō,
subitō' <*HºHiº3-bh-
abьje 'citō'
biabrjan 'stupōre
excitārī'
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* acnos
1.-familia italica
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2.-familia celtica
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3.-familia germanica
latīnē
aliae linguae
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
agnus; agnīle,
auillus, agnīnus
1b2.-habina(f)
'agnīnae'
úan proto-celt.
*ognos
2b1.-oen (pl. wyn)
2b2.-oin/oan/on
2b3.-oan (pl. ein)
3a2.-ēanian,. to
ad
az; adpud 'quoad'
1b2.-ar-
ad- (v.g. adgládur
'appellō')
ad2b2.-add-; a(g)
'cum' <ad-ghe
az; zagēn, zougen
3a2.-æt;
tōgian 'timeō'
3a3.-at
at; at-augjan
'monstrō'
ad, pl ada 'mōs';
adas 'pertinens'
addas 'aptus';
eddyl 'fās'
zil, Ziel 'fātum'
3a2.-til 'correctus';
til 'tenus';
3a3.-til 'tenus'
til, ga-tils
'commodus,
opportūnus'
* ad
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
yean <*-gwhn'sicut agnus esse'
(j)agnę, (j)agnьcь
'auillus'; jagnilo
'agnīle'
amnos < *abnos
ha<ad-ghe; t-saráti
'reptat'
2b2.-arsie<adio
'sanctē';
arsmor<admon
'ritus';
arsmatiam<admati
o- 'rituālem';
armamu
'ordināmini'
* adejō
acqew 'onerō';
acqos 'onus''
* adghō
* adhos
3a2.-adesa,
adosa, adze
asser, assis
5.5.-ha-at-ki 'claudit';
hatku- 'strictus'
sv-adhā́, sv-ádhiti5.5.-ates-, atessa-
aza 'fuscātiō'
<*HºHi2dj-/HºHi2sd; addanon·xhron;
aizhton ·purwdhs;
azw <*adjō / asdjō ?
* ādmi
hāt- 'siccārī'; hātes'dēsiccāri'; hatnu'dēsiccō'
<< admn̥
* ados
* āghar
ador
·ágathar
* ágherom
ezzisca 'sēmen'
atisk <*-esko
'aruum'
egis-līh 'terribilis'
3a2.-ege (i-), awe
'timor'
*ogan (og); agis
(agisis) 'timor';
unagands 'audax'
TOK A, B.-āti'grāmina'
ILLYR.-Oseriates
ozero
6.3.-ẽžeras
acomai 'afflīgor';
acos '-ctiō'; oclos
'onus, multitūdō'
acerwn 'Acherōn'
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5.4.-hat 'grānum'
5.5.-hattar; hat'siccus esse'
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1.-familia italica
latīnē
* aghjā
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
ag allaid 'ceruus', ál
'catulus'
ael 'id'; eilion
<*agliones 'equī'
álad? 'uulnus'
aeleu<aghlowo
'dolor'
* aghlós
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
orientālis
eglian 'aegrotāre'
3a2.-egele
'repugnans'
agis 'aiscros'
agliÞa, aglō
'tribulātiō' usagljam 'tribulāre'
aglus, agluba
'difficile'
acomai 'afflīgor';
oclos 'onus,
multitūdō'
agha 'prāuus'
aghala 'malum'
5.3.-agō
'prāuus'
aclus 'tenebrae'
5.4.-aɫǯaɫǯ 'obscūrus'
6.9.-aglo 'pluuia'
ajína-<*HºHig- 'pellis'
6.3.-izaena 'coriāceus'
6.3.-ožìnis
aglaitei `aselgeia'
<< ághneumi
acnumi
* agīnós
* aglā
* ágəlis
* agmn̥
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ahī 'bōs'
5.3.-azī 'forda'
5.4.-ezn 'bōs'?
2b1.-glaw, 'pluuia'
2b3.-glav 'id'
* aghlóws
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ael
agelh 'grex'
agilis
agmen, exāmen
* agō
agō
ajiráájmanacum 'agere'
atom-aig 'adigit me' 2b1.-agit/â 'it'
áin <*agni- 'ductiō'
1b2.-aitu 'agitō'
2b2-2b3.-a
3a3.-aka 'condūcō'
agw
ekel 'damnum'
3a2.-acan, ōc
'doleō'
* agos
agos 'culpa';
anaghs 'innocens'
ájati
5.3.-azaiti
ā́gas- 'culpa';
ánāgas- 'innocens'
ajá- 'ariēs'; ajā́ 'capra'
* agós
ag, agh ?? 'cerua'
* agrā
ár
áirne 'prūnus
spinōsa'
* ágrēnom
<< agróqolās
* agros
<< agslā
aix <*HºHiºg4.8.-a3-ki-pa-ta
2b1.-hair/aer
2b3.-air pl. airou
2b1.-aeron
'baccae', eirin
ackeran, Ecker
'prūnī'
2b3.3a2.- æcern
(h)irin 'prūn. sp.'
ager
3a2.-æcer
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5.3.-aza
i
5.4.-ayc <*HºH ºg5.6.-azak, azg 'capra'
koza (k cf. kostь)
(j)azno 'pellis'
6.3.-ožkà, ožys
<āgios/ōgios
agra 'uenātiō'
agoda, jagoda
6.3.-úoga 'bacca'
6.4.-uôga <H2ogeH2
akran 'fruit'
akrs
agros
ájra-
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latīnē
actus
* agtós
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
aktos
ekeln 'repudiō'
3a2.-æwan
'contemnō'
* aichesājō
aiwiski
'uerecundia'
aiwiskōn
'repudiō'
5.5.-iskuna(hh)?
aiscos <*aigʷh-sосохъ 'ignōminia'
TOK B.kos 'uerecundia'; 'iniuriō'
*ai>*au !!
aiscuno(mai)
yäsk 'mancillō'
<< aidhis
* aidhō
* aigā
aedes, aestas,
aestus <*aidh-stu(cf. irl. tess *tepstu-)
aed (aeda) <*aidhu'ignis'
eit 'ardor' ; ast
<*aidh-to- 'furnus'
3a2.-ād
Aedui (VN)
'cremium'; oast
'sicc'
eih
aesculus ?
* aigros
aiqw, aiqos 'ardor';
aiqhr 'aer',
iqaros <HHi2-dh'sūdus'
aesma 'cremium'
5.5.-ay- 'caleō'
ALB.-ke-ék 'prāuus'
<*ke + *aigioTOCH A ekro B
aik(a)re
* aijus
* aikō
6.7.-nisteje
'caloriferum'
krataigos, aigilwj
3a2.-ác
3a2.-ācol 'agitātus';
inca 'dolor'
3a3.-eikja, eikla
'tormentō'; ekki
'dolor'
aeger
inddhé; édhah
'cremium' ; vīdhrá'sūdus'; iṣṭaka 'later
combustus'
5.3.-
aionaw 'ūmectō'
aicmh < *ksm
'hasta'; iktar
i
<*H3H º2k- 'prope'
icō, iciō
bába jagá
'uenefica'; jedza
'morbus, īra'
6.3..-ingas 'piger'
5.5.-hēu, hē(i)au
'pluuia'
i
5.3.-išar∂ <*H3H º2k'protinus'
igla 'acus' aikloi
6.3.-iẽšmas,
jiẽšmas 'hasta'
<< áimneumi
* aimom
imāgō, aemulus,
imitor
5.5.-himma
oitos 'infortūnium'
* ainō
nisī <*H1ei?
ainumai 'potior';
inóti (inv) 'in/abdūcit'
issasqai·klhrous
5.5.- pai- (pe+ai) 'dō';
qai lesbioi (Hes.);
LUW-upahili 'datārius'
ishs 'praedae'
* áineumi
* aiqos
5.5.-enant 'domitus'
aequus
ToB.-ai- 'dō', nisī
<*ā +dj-
éka 'ūnus'
* airā
* aisdai
aistan 'caueō'
aira 'l. temulentum'
erakā 'herba q.'
6.4.-aĩres, aĩrenes
aideomai <
*aisdesomai
īdé (p.pt īdya)
'honorō' <*aisd-
<< aisdhom
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
aeruscāre
eiscurent <*ec +
H2is-ske-?
orientālis
ēra /Ehre
3a2.-ar 'honor'
aistan 'caueō'
aidomai < aisdomai
escaid 'avidus'
'poscō'
išaiti 'desiderat' 5.4.hayc'em <*H2eis-
3a2.-āscian, āxian
'poscō'
* aisskā
áes? 'aetas'
<*ait-to ?
ske/o-
aisa <*aitia
'pars, destīnum'
aitia 'causa'
io
* áiw(es)i
áis, áes, óis, oes,
aois <*aiwestu-
* áiwesos
icchā
5.4.aic ̣' 'inuest.'
2b1.-oes ? 'aetas'
3a2.ā, ō
3a3.-æ, ei
aiw
Aesu ? <ais- 'honor'?
2b1.-oes
2b2.-huis/oys/ūz
2b3.-oet, oat, oad
iskǫ, iskati
'quaerō'; iska
'desiderium' 6.3.ieskóti, ieskau
6.4.-ieskat
iska
5.3.-aēta 'multa,
punītiō'
aiw, aei
aiwn 'tempus,
saeculum'
ēwa <*-ā 'tempus,
aeternitās'
3a3.aiws <*aiwi
ǣvi <*-i, æ 'uita,
'tempus, mundus'
aetās'
aeuus, longaeuus
jasnъ
6.3.-áiškus, iškùs
īdé (p.pt īdya)
'honorō' <*aisdiccháti, eṣah, icchah
'desiderium' iṣma'deus amoris' 5.3.-
eiskōn, heischen
<*H2eis-ske/o-
eisca 'postulātiō'
3a2.-æsce
'inuestigātiō'
aeteis 'partis'
aíttíúm 'portionum'
6.-familia slava
iskra 'scintilla';
'arcessierint'
* aitis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
5.5.-asara-, esara-
aisusis 'sacrificiis'
esono'sacer'
* aisō
* aiwós
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<H2eiskjo-
* aiskrós
* áisoskō
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ā́yuḥ (āyušaḥ) 'uis
uitālis'
dhn-aios
'longaeuus'
ALB.eshë <
*aiu̯esi̯ā
TOK A.-āym'spiritus, uita'
<< áiwotāts
* aiwu
ēwa <*-ā 'tempus,
aeternitās'
3a3.aiws <*aiwi
ǣvi <*-i, æ 'uita,
'tempus, mundus'
aetās'
ēr, ehe, eher
air
3a2.-ær, ere
3a3.-ār
aewum
* ájeri
aiwn <*ay-wen
'tempus, saeculum';
ou <*H2oiu (loc.) 'nōn'
hri; herios; *ajeried-to> ariston
ā́ yu-; ā́ yuḥ (āyušaḥ)
5.4.-oc´ 'nōn'
ALB.-as 'nōn'
TOK A.-āym'spiritus, uita'
5.3.-ayar (ayan)
'ientāculum'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
ēr
* ajos
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occidentālis
3a2.-
ār, ore
3a3-
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
orientālis
áyah 'ferrum,
metallum'
5.3.-ayō
aiz
eir
* ákeris
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ahorn
acer
3a3.-aer
* ákeswos
* akējō
2b1.-hogi 'acuō';
diauc <*dē-āko 'puter'
aceō
* akjēs
ekka, Ecke
'angulus'
aciēs
* akmā
akmhnos 'sine
morsō'
ham, hamm
akmwn (akmonos)
'incūs'
* akmōn
* aknā
agana, Ahne 'id'
3a2.-egenu 'id'
agna
* áknāmi
exācum 'centaurion
lepton'
2b3.-eok
* akōkós
<eksāko- 'matūrus,
blandus'
* akos
acus (aceris);
aceruus (cf.
Minerua
<*Meneswā)
* akris
ācer, acris, acre;
acidus; acerbus
<*akridhH1o-
'opīmus'
a(i)cher 'uiolentus
(uentus)' <*-ero-?
2b1.-arocrion
2b3.-aceruission 'cum acūtīs
digitīs'
'atrocia'
* akrom
aśman- (aśnas)
5.5.-aku
6.3.- ašnìs 'id'
6.4.-asns 'germen'
aśáni-ḥ 'hasta'
3a3.-agn
'inescatorium'; æja
<ahjan 'pāscōr'
akulos 'glans';
akolos 'esca'
aśnāti áśanam
'cibus'
5.3.- -āsa
'-uorus'
3a3.-ag 'cladium
mariscus'; agge,
ugg 'cuspis, dens'
akwkh 'cuspis'
3a3.-ǫgr <*akro'perca fluuiālis'
ahana 'foenum'
ahs 'spīca'
osoka 'cаrех'
6.3.-ãšaka 'spīna',
furfur
acnh <aksnā,
acuron 'palea'
oxus 'acūtus'
akh <*Hº3H 2k'cuspis'
i
akron
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kąsъ 'buccella?'
6.3.-kumuôss
kamy, ка́мень
6.3.-akmuõ;
ãšmens 'lāmina'
akaina ; akanh
'cōs'; akanqos
ahir, Ähre *ahiz 'id'
3a2.-ear *ahuz
3a3.-ax 'spīca'
1b1.-akrid 'acrī' /
'acriter'
1b2.-peracri
osla<*osъla 'cōs'
akis (idos) 'cuspis'
3a2.-eggja
3a3.-egg
ToA.-āk, ToB.-āke
'fīnis, cuspis'
aśrí- 'cuspis'
5.4.-aseln 'acus'
ostrъ
6.3-ašrùs, aštras;
ašerỹs 'perca flu.'
6.4.-ass 'acūtus'
ágra- 'cuspis'
5.4.-aseln 'acus'
5.5.-hekur <Hº3Hiº2k
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latīnē
* áksijā
ascia
* aksis
axis
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
aittenn <2b1
* ákulos
aculeus
* ákūmn̥
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orientālis
occidentālis
achhus, Axt
3a2.-acus æx
axe
ahsa
3a3.-oxoll
2b1.-achel, echel
2b3.-ael
* aksteinos
* akus
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
axinh
5.5.-ates(s)a-
axwn
áksah
orientālis
aqizi
osi
6.3.-ašìs
ostъ, ostъnъ
'cuspis'
6.3.-akstìs,
ãkstinas 'id'
2b1.- eithin
2b3.- ebil <*ak̂u̯-īli̯ o-
3a2.-egle, ails
'arista'; āwel <*wolo- 'furca'
osla <*osъla 'cōs'
acus (acūs), acia
<*acu-i̯ ā
ToB.-akwam-pere
'propāgo'
оsъtъ 'carduus'
6.3.-akúotas 'arista'
ole(le)
6.3.-aluoti
'salutō'
5.5.-akus 'cōs'
alala 'hurra'
alalazw 'bellō
* alā!
clamō'
* alājai
ālea, ambulō,
alūcinor
* albhos
albus
afslaunan? 'furō'
Alafaternom,
Alafis 'Albius'
2b1.-elfydd<álbhiyo
albiz, elbiz
3a2.-aelbitu,
ielfetu
3a3.elptr, olpt 'cygnus'
alaomai, alainw
'errō'; alhths
'mendīcus'; aluw
'alūcinor'; aleomai,
aleuomai, aluskw
<*-uksk 'uitō';
hleos 'confūsus'
Alfeios (fluminis
nōmen)
5.5.-alwanzatar
'frutilla'
ToAB.-āl 'uitō'
6.4.-aluot, aluotiês
'errō'; āl'a
'semiamens'
5.4.-alauni
lebedь< *olb-edь
<*alabhn? 'columba'
'cygnus'
5.5.-al-pa6.3.-bal-añdis
áš? 'nubēs'
'columba'
árhati 'debet, meret;
arjati 'lucrātur'; argháalfh 'adquisitiō'
'ualor'
5.3.alfanw, alfein
ar∂jaiti 'ualēt'; arəǰah
'lucror'
'ualor, pretium'
alfesiboios
5.5.-halkuessar
'bouium adquisitor'
'messis'
5.6arzīdan 'lucror'
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1.-familia italica
latīnē
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ladiji, alъdiji
3a2.-ealdoÞ,
3a3.-olda
* aldhōn
* alēiks
alica
* álesnos
Eller, Erle
3a2.-elor, ellen,
ellern,elder
3a3.-jolstr
alnus
* alghējō
* aljos
alix
alttram `alteram'
aile
2b1.-eil/ail
2b2.-(e)yll
2b3.-eil
aljaþ
3a2.-ealgjan
<algōjan; ealh
* alkejō
'templum' 3a3.aluh 'amulettum'
3a2.-ealh, alah 'id'
* alkis
alō
alim
2b1.-allt 'mons'
2b2,b3aot,aod 'litus'
alt 'uetus'
3a2.-ald, old 'id'
alhs 'templum'
alhs 'templum'
alan 'crēscō'
aliÞs
'adipōsus'
* alpos
<< álteros
* altjos
alt(a)e 'ēductus'
altior, altius
* altós
altus
* ā́lujos
ālium, ālum
ólьcha
6.3.-elk/al̃ksnis
6.4.-àlksnis
ALB.-halë
allos
* áljote
* alō
MAK-aliza
'populus alba'
<*elustrā
3a3.-elgiar, elgur
'aqua-nix'
algeō
alius, alter
*alisa > ESP aliso
halki- 'grānum'
5.6.-arzan 'milium'
'phasēlus'
6.3.-eldijẽle
'sartagō'
ToB.-lyekśye?
'hordeum, milium'
alt/allt 'litus'
allose
alexw; alalkein;
elkas, alkas
alkaqw; alkar
rakṣati
'nemus sacrum'
'protectiō', epalxis,
5.4.-aracel 'protectiō'
6.4.-elks
alkh 'uis'; alkimos
'idolus'
'potens'
alma, alsos 'lūcus'
aldainw; analtos
'insatiābilis'
5.5.-cf. hālian-ala- 'ignis';
rdhnóti/áddhi
'procreat'
alapadnos
'dēbilis'
álpa 'paruus'
alapazw 'hauriō'
5.5.-alpanda 'dēbilis'
laparos
?; alpu-'suauis'
'flaccus'
lapaqos 'specus'
6.3.-alpti 'debilitor'
alþeis 'uetus'
2b1.-allt 'clīuus'
2b2.-als 'litus'
2b3.-aot, aod 'litus'
*allō <*aliā
alsos < altjos
'silua'
allas 'rādix'
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* álumn̥
alūta, alūmen
* amājō
amō, amīcus
* ambhí
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* ambhou
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
al-schaf 'pōculum'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ímih (Castignano
Cippus) 'amōre' ?
<Hēmīd? (l Eichner)
ampt; amvíannud
'circuitu';
ambigō, amputō,
1b2.-ambr;
amiciō; am (arc.);
amboltu, aferum
anceps,
'circumferre';
sollemnis
anferener
'circumferendi'
olъ
6.3.-alùs
ami- (ved. amīṣi,
etc.), ámīvā- 'morbus'
ammen ? 'alō, ēducō'
imb-, imm-
2b1.-am2b2,2b3.-am-, im-
ambactus (lat.)
2b1.-amaeth
bi, bei
3a2.-ymbe, be- bī-
ambaht, be-Amt-e
3a2.ambiht
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.ealu(đ)
* ambhíagtos
<< ámbhinom
* ambhíqolos
<< ambhírēmos
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bi
(cf. obhi)
amfi (s)
ambhi-tah
5.3.-aiwito
5.4.-ambolj 'sospēs'
andbahts
ancilla, anculāre
amfipolos
ambō, ambae,
ambō
* amchḗn
beide, bēde
3a2.-bā-tha
bai (m)
ancha, anke
<*ankō(n) 'ceruix'
cf. hals-aggan
ba(n)
amfw, amfoteros
auchn (aucenos)
4.2.-amfhn
oba
ubhāu
6.3.-abu
uṣniha5.4.aujik' <*anwghwijH2
<< ámeikā
<< amēiks
* ámetā
* amghō
angō; angustus,
angiportus,
angīna
cum-ung 'angustus' 2b1.-(cyf-)yng, wng
2a3.-cumhang
2b3.-enk(<eks·ang)
cum-ung 'angustus' 2b1.-(cyf-)yng, wng angi, engi, eng
2a3.-cumhang
2b3.-enk(<eks·ang)
3a2.-enge
* amghús
* ámghustis
* āmi
agcw, agconh,
agcou 'près'
aggwus
angust, Angst
'metus'
angustiae
cf. lat. ātrium, āter
* ammā
* āmós
angi, engi, eng 'id'
3a2.- aggwus 'angustus'
enge
ALB.-ame 'id et
6.3.-anýta (cf anus)
māter'
amhas 'metus'
ožǫ, oziti;
5.5.-hamank/enk/ink
vežǫ,
'ligō'
vezati 'ligō'
aṁhu-bhēdī 'strictē
uagināta'
ǫzъ-kъ
5.4.-anjuk
ǫzostъ
ALB.-vatër 'furnus'
<*ātrā-
áith <*āti- 'furnus'
Ammaí/ae 'Matrī'
3a1, a3.-amma
cf. āmes, amplus
<*amlos
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iainw <*HHi2-anjō,
cf. perainw
ammas, ammia
antī, antikā 'focus'
5.5.-i-nu-uz-zi; a-a-ri
'calefit, stomachātur'
amba
vyāmá 'ulna (mensūra)'
samāmá 'longitūdō'
TOK; В ammakki
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latīnē
* amrós
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
amlá-, amblá
* āmros - āmrei
māwen, mähen
3a2.-māwan, mow
* amsō
hmera 'diēs' (suff. mero- in imeros *siH2-)
5.4.-aur, awr <*awur
<*H1eH2mōr 'diēs'
amaw <*H2mH1eH2
5.5.-ans a-an-si
<*H2omH1-s-ei,
ānsiie/a-: hamesha
3a5.-maaien H2meH1
* an
an
* anəts
anas (anitis)
* ana
anhelō
<an+anslō,
antemnā
* ándhesā
anut, Ente
3a2.-ened (i-)
ana, an
3a2.-on
3a3.-ā
an-dess 'ab
meridiāno', etc
ainder, aindir
2b1.-anner 'uitulus'
2b3.ounner 'id'
* andhos
angulus
nhssa
4.3.-nassa
ana
ana, ana
4.2.-on
anqrax 'carbō'
(substr.?)
ātíh 'auis aquatica'
anu
ana, anu
5.6.-anā
6.3.-an-gu 'uel'
oty
6.3.-ántis
5.3.- na <Hnō 6.3.-nuo;
anóte, anót
'secundum'
5.5.-hand(a)is 'calōr'
andhá-; 5.3.-anda-
ancha, enka f.
'ceruix'; enkel 'id'
* anglos
an; ean <ei+an
anqos 'flos'
and-; andud
'accendium'
andabata 'c.
gladiātr.'
* andhō
TOK A omäl, В
emalle 'calidus'
<*H2meH1sH2o- 'aestās'
an
1b2.-antentu
'intenditō';
anseriato
'obseruātum';
anglar 'oscines'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
(Sauer)ampfer
3a2.-ampre; ōm
'rubigō'
3a3.-apr 'acūtus'
amārus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
3a2-ancléow,
ankle 'femur'
3a3.- okkla
'femur'
ai(n)gen 'sartagō'
aggos 'aula;
dolium'; agkwn
'cubitus' <*ank,
agkos 'uallis' <*ank
antlon 'sentīna',
antlew 'excupō'
* anjō
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áŋgam 'membrum';
aŋgúli-/ri- 'digitus'
aŋguṣ̌ṭhá 'pollex'
5.3.-angušta- 'id'
5.4.-ankiun/giun
'angulus'
5.4.-hanem
5.5.-han(iya)
'excupō'; hanessa'ligula'
og(ъ)lъ 'angulus'
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* ankos
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ancus, uncus,
aduncus,
unculus,
ungustus, ancrae
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-anghad
ango, angul,
angeln
3a2.-onga 'puncta'
3a3.-ankr
'colpus'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
a(n)̃cati 'uiet" akna, akta- 'aduncus'
agkos. ogkos;
aŋkurá-ḥ 'propago'
agkwn 'cubitus';
5.3.-akaagkulos 'aduncus'
5.5.-5.5.-hink
'prosternō'
og(ъ)lъ
áṃśa- 'portiō'
5.4.-hujnk 'seges'
* ankmi
5.5.-hai(n)k
ūhta, uohta
3a2.-ūht,, ūht,e
* anksí
anaks 'subitō';
*uhtwō 'aurōra'
*uhtiugs
'opportūnus'
áñjas, áñjasā 'citō,
protinus'
6.3.-anksta, ankstù
'mānē' (adi, adv.),
anksti(ẽ) (n)
5.4.-hoɫm (hoɫmoy)
<H2onH1-mo-
voniati 'foetēre'
<< ánksitjom
* anəmos
animus, anima
anál
<< annā
* anos
anus
áinne < āininjo-
* ansā
ansa, ansātus
ē(i)si 'habēnae'
* ansātos
2b1.-anadl
2b3.-alazn/alan
us-anan 'exspirō'
anemos
5.4.-anur
Öse 'id'
3.3.-æs <*ansjō
'anus ling. calceī'
hnion 'habēna'
4.3.-ania
<*ansia
6.3.-asà; asótas
6.4.-uosa
ansātus
6.3.-asótas
ásu 'spīritus'; ásura
'spīritālis'
RUN. a[n]suR;
Ase; 3a2.-ōs
3a3.-āss (Oslo
<As-lo ?)
* amsus
end 'antea'
and; and(a)-;
3a2.-enti 'id'
andeis 'fīnis'
3a3.-endr, enn 'id'
* anta
* antas
got-lat anses
'sēmideī'
3a3.-ǫnd
'uestibulum'
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5.3.-aŋhu- 'id'; ahura
5.5.-hassu 'rex'
hassa- 'genitūra'
añt, anta
anta
ātā, ātāḥ
5.3.-aiqyā
5.4.-dr-and
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* antí
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antēs, antiae
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2.-familia celtica
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3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
étan *antono'frons'; éata 'aetās'
<*ant-odio-?
enhyt, ennyd
'tempus' <anti-iti-?
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
anti; katantes
'clīuus'
anti; ánta-ḥ 'fīnis'
5.4.-∂nd
5.5.-ha-an-ti (hanti);
hantiyai 'cūrō'
orientālis
<< ántijos
<< ántitjos
5.5.-hantezziya
* antjās
andi, 'frons, -tis'
3a3.-enni 'id"
antiae
enti, Ende
3a2.-end
* antjom
anta
* antrom
* anus
antron
ano, Ahn; Enkel
'patruus'
anus, anna
annis (Hes)
uover / Ufer
3a2.-öfer
* ā́peros
* apmn̥
apeiros / hpeiros
'ripa'
amnis
ab; aperiō <*apwerjō;
asporto<abs;
pōnō <*posnō;
abann
Abona
2b1.-afon
2b2.-auon
2b3.-Pont-aven
Asopos (fluminis
nōmen)
aba, ab
3a2.-æf, of
3a3.-af
1a2.-apehtre 'ab
extrā'
af, ab-u
apo, apo, ay
5.4.-han
5.5.- ha-an-na-aš
6.3.-anýta 'socrus'
(hannaš) 'mater, auia'
5.4.-ap'n
<< apóqitis
apotisis
awk <*afoc
3a3.-ófugr <*ápHkwo
* ápōqos
abstantia,
distantia
* apóteri
3a3-
5.1.-ápa
5.3.-apa
5.5.-a-ap-pa (apa)
6.4.-ue 'aqua'
6.3.-apačià ?
'infera pars'
ápacitiápāka-
Abstand
aften
3a2.-æftan, after
ap-, āpah 'aqua';
abdah 'nubēs'
5.5.-hapa-
'retrō'
porrigō
* apóstətis
5.4.-ayr (g.pl. ayric)
amma 'nōdus'
amm, ám 'manus'
* apnis
* apo
6.-familia slava
aftaro, aftuma,
aftumists
apostasis
visthala- 'locus
reconditus'
apwterw
apataram
расстояние
6.3.-atstùs
'longinquus'
aptan
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
4.8.-a-pe-o
apehwn, a-pe-o-te
apehontes; a-pe-asa apehansai (es)
vivasati 'abest';
apavāsa 'extinctiō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< apóteros
* apowesonts
absens (<sum)
abwesend
<< ápowoiks
* appās
* apros
aper
* āps
1a2.-apruf, abrof
(acc. pl.)
aapas, aapam
ebur / Eber
3a2.-eofor
aspa, Espe
3a2.-æspe, asp
* apsā
* apsos
appa, apfa, apfa
TOK B: appake
kapros; ebros ?
'capra'
vupar
ToAB.-āp
5.1.-5.3.-āp-/ap-
veprъ
6.3.-vepris
6.3.-6.4.-ùpe, upe
osína <*opsīna
6.3.-apušẽ, epuše
6.6.-osa,osina/ika
ápsas- 'membrum q.'
OSS.-æfcæg 'collum'
5.5.-happis/happessar-
ToA.-āpsā (pl.)
apellon aigeiros
Hes.
cf, aptus
* aqā
aha, Ache 'id'
3a2.-ēa 'id'; īg, īeg
<*aq-jā́ 'insula'
aqua
ahva 'flūmen'
oká
6.3.-ar̃ 'et, quoque'
* ar
* arājō
* árarjō
* arātrom
arō
airid <*-jeti; arbar?
'frūmen', arán 'pānis'
2b1.-arddaf/erddi
erien <*arjō
3a2.-erian, ear
* árdejā
* ardis
TOK. В ra- emphat
arow; artos ?
'pānis'
5.5.-hārs-(iya)-
aram, álam 'satis';
arariskw pf.
ará-ḥ 'rotae radius'
arara; armottw;
аrа-tí- 'seruus'
areskw 'mihi
5.3.-arānte 'fixāntur';
decet'; oar
'coniux'
areth arəm 'decenter'
'uirtus'
5.4.-arnem 'faciō';
aristos 'optumus'; pr.arar
arqmos 'uinculus'
5.5.-har-ap- ?
arma, armentum,
ars, artus, rītus
arātrum
arjan <*arjō
ar, ara, ra 'quia'
arathar
2b1.-aradr
2b2.-aradar
2b3.-arazr/arar
3a3.-arðr
ardea
3a3.-arta
aird
* arejō
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arotron
<H2rH3trom
(e)rwdios 'ardea, ibis'
ardis
ToA.-aratär, B
orotär 'finiō'
5.4.-arawr
6.4.-ar 'et, at,
tunc'
oriǫ, орю́, orati
6.3.-ariú
6.6.-ko-jarzyć 'ligō'
6.3.-árklas
ToA.-āre
6.5.-roda
ali
5.5.-harra-
raz-orit'
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latīnē
* árgn̥tom
argentum
* argis
cf. argūtus
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occidentālis
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orientālis
Argantomagus
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4.-familia graeca
rajatá-
2b1.-arian(t)
2b2.argans/arhans
2b3.-arc'hant
arguros
argiº
argos <*-grarguō
airech 'nobilis'; aire
'primas'
* arjos
* ármn̥tom
armentum, arma
* armos
armus <*aramo-
* arom
harundō
* ārōn
rēnēs
* arqos
arcus, arquus
3a1, a2.-arm
armos 'artus'
*Aírmana-reiks
armottw 'adaptō'
'Hermenericus';
arma
Herminones
'uehiculum'
arms <*armi-
árjuna-, r̥jiº
5.3.-ərəzi
5.5.-harki, hargai
TOK A.-ārki;
TOK B ārkwi
r̥jrá5.3.-ərəzra5.5.-arkuwai
5.4.-y-armar 'decens'
5.3.-аr∂mа- <*H2 r̥Hmo5.4.-armukn 'cubitus'
aron
arenn
3a2.-earh, arrow
3a3.- or (orvar)
arçlataf `arculātās'
'id'
arhvasna 'sagitta'
art
3a3.-einarđr
'simp.x'
ars, iners, sollers,
artiō
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jarьmъ 'iūgum'
ramo 'umerus'
6.3.-armaĩ
'a.currus'
ToA.-āriñc, B.arañce 'cor'
rakita 'salix'
6.4.- ẽ(r)cis
5.4.-ard 'nunc ipsum'
'iuniper.'
6.3.-artì 'prope'
ṛtí-ḥ 'modus, pactus'
artus;
amarth 'simul'
arti 'nunc,
dudum'
artios 'adeptus'
artus, artē
ALB.-dalëndyshe ?
5.5.-hah(ha)ri'pulmōnes,
stomachus'
arkeuqos
'iuniperus'
arti
* artus
ToA.-nkiñc
ToB.-ñkante
īrmá-ḥ <*H2 r̥Hmo-
aramō 'furca',
*aramones `
* arti
* artis
5.3.-ərəzata5.4.-arcat'
5.5.-harkant- ?
5.6.-ardatam
ar(i)yá-, āryaka
5.3.-airyō 'arius'
Ario-mānus
Ermenrīch; 'id'
3a3.-jormuni
'iūmentum'
áru
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* argrós
* argujō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ṛtá- 'rectus'; ṛtám
'fas; ṛtú-ḥ 'tempus
bonum, t. annī, ordō'
5.3.-ar∂ta-, ∂r∂ta- 'id'
5.4.-ard (ardu)
'structūra, forma'
5.6.-arta- 'lex'
artì 'prope'
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latīnē
aliae linguae
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ALB.-arrë 'nux'
орѣхъ, orec 'nux'
orientālis
arua
'hrakleiwtika
karua' (Hsq)
orea 'intestīna'
arbinnh kreas
* árusā
* arwā
4.-familia graeca
arvīna
(Hs)
* arwom
aruum; aruus -a.
um
* āsā
* āsējō
āra
āreō, aridus, āra
ardeō (pt.
assus)
ārea (cum ōrā?)
arbor, arbar 'grānum'
1b2.-arvam-en 'in
2b1.-erw
<*H2erH3-wr̥/*H2rH3aruum'
2b3.-eru, ero 'sulcus'
wens
astur (asturis)
* astus
astus, astūtus
<*H2érH3w-on-/H2rH3u-n-
essa, Esse 'cam.'
3a3.-aRina, arinn
5.5.-hassi
(loc.<hassa) 'focus'
aasai 'in ārā'
1b2.-are 'ārae'
essa, Esse
<asyōn 'āra'; erin
'solus'; Asche 'id'
3a2.-ash 'cinis'
azgo 'cinis'
azw <asdyō 'siccō', āsa-h 'cinis'
azaleos 'siccus' ;
5.4.-azazim <*azgh
asbolos <asg'siccō'
bolos 'cinis'
asca <*asgōn
3a2.-asce, æsce
3a3.-æsce
azgo 'cinis'
án 'candidus,
nōbilis' <asnos ?
asbolos <asgbolos
aith, ad (ante
tonum) 'rursus'
ategnatus
'pergnōtus'
2b3.-aznat
oh 'sed' <at-ge
3a2.-ac
'sed'
аÞ-Þan , ac 'sed'
at-ar 'sed' (cf.
autar)
ati; atah 'inde'<atos
5.3.-aiti 'ultra'
5.6.-atiy
atirḗka-
attilus
etelis
adal, edel
3a2.aeđele
* atlos
* atnos
āsa-h 'cinis'
5.4.-ačiun
5.5.-astayarat(t)ar
* atiloiqos
* atis
annus, perennis,
sollemnis
TOK A.-asatär B
osotär <*-wōs- a
part. perfectō
6.8.-ozditi 'maltam
torrēre'
astralos
at, atauus,
atnepōs
* ati
urvarā 'terra fēcunda'
5.4.-haravunk`
aasai 'in ārā'
1b2.-are 'ārae'
* āsos
* astris
aroura; arwma
1b1,1b2.-akno-;
per-acni, sev-akni
haimōþli
'patrimonium'
aÞnam (dat. pl.);
at-aÞni
ot-, otъ 'ab'
<*atos?
6.3.-at-, ata-, atō'ab'
otъlěkъ
6.3.-atìs, õtas
6.4.- ãte
5.3.-āΘwyaatalos 'tener'
TOK A ātäl 'homō'
atallw 'ēducō' Θraētaona's 'pater Θ'
átati 'it'; atna-, atnu'sōl'
<< ātmós
* ātō
* atqe
atque, ac
atmos, atmis
<*HºHw2t-, aetmon
ādhmōt, ātum,
Atem
3a2.-æðm, āthum
athach 'halitus'
<atāko
2b1.-a(c)
2b3-2b3.-ha(g)
<*HºHw2et-; ahr
autmh(n) <*HºH º2tcf. aððan'sed'
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w
cf. atar 'tamen'
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āter, ātrium
Aadíriis 'atrius'
1b2.-atru, adro
* attās
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
átharvan 'flamen
áith
2b1.-odyn
atto
atta
vátra 'ignis'
оtьcъ <attikós
al-ōd 'plena
potestās'; kleinod
audahafts'fortunātu
'gemma'; 3a2.-ōd
s'; audags 'beātus'
'dominus'<udakkos 'pertinentia'; ōdan
'fortunātus'
2b1.-udd
2b3.-ozac'h
* audhos
augh 'radius,
lumen'
* augā́
* augejō
atta
igneus'
5.3.ātarš 'ignis' 5.4.airem 'ūrō'
attā 'mātēr'
5.5.-at-ta-aš, attaš
augeō, auctor
ALB.-agoj
'amanescit', agume
'alba matinālis'
iugъ? 'meridiēs'
ouhhōn <*eHje/o
3a2.-ōkian, eacian
3a3.-auka (dēbilis)
1b2.-uhtur 'auctor'
<< augējō
<< augmn̥
ToB.-aukā
* augō
augeō, auxilium
3a2.-īecan <*-gje/o
3a3.-auka (fortis)
* augos
augur (animātus),
augustus
3a2.-eáca, eke
'additāmentum'
* augsō
auxilium
* augtós
augtós
* aulos
aluus, alueus
* auqslā
aulla, āula
wahsan
3a2.-weaxan, wax
3a3.-waxa
aukan
wahsjan
3a3.-aul, aule
'culmus'; hvannjōli <*ēul'angelica siluestris'
2b1.-offen 'cupa
petrea'
3a1, a2.-ofen 'id'
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'furnus'
ukṣáti 'uigeō'; 'ṓjas6.3.-áugti 'increscō'
'uis'; ugrá- 'fortis'
auxw, aexw,
6.4.-aûgt 'id'
auxanw
5.4.-ačem <*augje/oToA.-ok-, ToB auk5.5.-ukturi- 'durābilis'
6.3.-augestis
ṓjas- 'uis'
'augmen'
ukṣáti 'uigeō', cau.
aexomai; auxw,
ToB.-auksvakṣayaaexw, auxanw
'increscō'
'augeō'
5.3.-uxšiia6.3.-áukštas 'altus'
6.4.-aukts
'id'
ulica 'uia'
5.4.-ul(i) 'uia'; yli
ulьjь 'pannāle'
aulos
enaulos 'alueus';
'pregnāns'
6.3.- aulãs;
aulwn 'canālis'
5.5.-halluwa- 'cauus,
aulỹs, avilỹs
<HºHwº1lprofundus'; auli 'pipa' 'fauus'
6.4.ula 'axis'
ukhá, ukhā́
ipnos (i schwa
secundum) 'furnus' 5.5.-happina 'flamma''
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* ausom
aurum
* ausōsā
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auzeti, auzanto ?
4.-familia graeca
fáir? (cf. wēsros)
* ausrom
(ex)auw, afuw
3a3.-ausa
2b1.-gwawr 2b3.gwere laouen
'stella matutīna'
hws (eoos), ews,
aws, aFwr,
aurion 'cras'
aurion <*ausrjom
'cras'
ALB.err 'obscūritās'
Easter 'Pascha'
* aw
áuksas, ausas
6.9.-ausin
uṣā́h (ac. uṣāsam,
gen. uṣás); vāsara
'diēs, matīna' 5.3.usā (ac. usāñham)
utro <*ustro
<*usro- 'matīna'
6.3.-ausrà
6.4.-austra
utro <*ustro
<*usro6.3.-ausrà 'aurōra'
uṣár-
6.3.-aũšta
za ustra 'mane'
6.3.-austrinis
'uentus a NE'
6.4.-austrums
auster
aut, au-tem
aut, auti, autem
1b2.-ute, ote;
uru 'illō', ura-ku
úathad 'paucitās'
odid 'rārus' <*awtītos (=diffusus)
'ad illam'
* awā
5.4.-os-ki
uccati
5.3.-usāusaiti
* áussketi
* áusteros
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ToB.-yasa
aurōra
5.-familia indoriania
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Auentīnus (mons)
Avara, Avernus
* awējō
aueō, auidus,
audeō, auārus
con-ói 'protegit'
Avicantus
2b1.-evyllys
'uoluntās'
2b3.-eoull, youll
* áweljā
cf. aura
ahél, aial
* awigsnā
auēna
ouh 'etiam, sed'
3a2.-ēak
auk 'tamen, donec'
3a3.-auk
awi-liuÞ 'grātia,
grātiae'
au, au-ti
au-ge 'iterum'
deuro (de-uro?)
enhhs 'beneuolus'
aita
'amīcus'
avar 'hic'
6.3.-aurà, aure 'ibi,
uide!'
avani 'flūmen'
avuõts
ávati 'postulat';
avas- 'satisfactiō'
5.3.-avaiti 'prouidet';
avah 'auxilium'
5.4.-aviun 'libidō'
2b1.-awel
2b2.-auhel/awel
2b3.-avel
aella 'tempest.'
ovьsъ
6.3.-avižà
6.4.-àuzas (pl.)
aigiloy ?
<< áwijā
* awis
oiwnos; aetos
<*awjetos 'aquila'
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5.3.vay(as)- 'coruus'
5.4.-haw
5.5.-suwais
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orientālis
āvis 'pălam'; ud/paraumъ<aumos
aisqanomai; aiw
avati 'comperiō'
'audiō', epaistos
'intellectus'; aviti,
5.5.-a-uš-zi 'uidet'
'celeber' <a(F)is
javiti 'monstrō'
5.6.-āškār 'clārus'
audiō, oboediō
<< awn̥
* awo
tamen au-ferō,
au-fugiō <*ab-
ó 'de, cum, per'
ferō, ab-fugiō
au-tagis 'diataxis'?
2b1.-o, hou
au, aucattein
'de, cum'
5.1, 5.3.-ava 'ab, ex'
5.1.-ávara 'inferior'
5.3.-aora 'dē'
6.4.-aumanis
'amens'
iauw <*H2iH2euse/o-; vāyati? 'fatigātur'
aulis 'casa'; aulh
5.4.-aganim, awt'
'ātrium' wros
'refugium'
<H2outi'somnus' (kall.)
wuorag 'ebrius'
3a2.-wōrag, wōrig,
weary 'fatigātus'
* awō
u 'dē'; u-(myti)
'abluō' u-bejhati
'aufugiō'
6.3, 6.4.-au 'ab'
ToA.-olar, ToB.aulāre 'sodālis',
nisī <*wlHro-
<< áwontlos
* awos
auus, auunculus
aue 'nepōs'/óa, úa
avontir 'auunc'
2b1.-ewythr 'id.'
ōheim 'aūnculus'
2b2.-euitor
2b3.-eontr<awentro
5.4.-hau 'auus'
3a3.-ái
<*H2ēuH2ón-
awō 'auia'
ōdi, öde 'dēsertus'
*auþeis 'dēsertus'
ausios; autws
'irrītē'
pfeit 'camisia'
3a2.-pād 'tapēte'
paida 'bracca'
baith 'tentorium'
uji 'auunculus'
5.5.-huhha
6.3.-avynas
<< awti
<< awtim
* awtjos
ōtium?
úabar 'uānitās'
* badjos
badius
buide
2b1.-afer 'uānus'
2b2.-ufer 'id'
*auberos
2b3.euver 'id'
* baitā
* baktlom
* bálbalos
baculum,
bacillum,
imbēcillus
barbarus, babae,
papae,
babaecalus
bacc <lat. ?
ALB.-hut
baktron,
bakthria,
bakthrion
1b2.-bach <l.?
1b3.-bac'h <l.?
blaesus
baby 'infans'
balbus, blaesus
bābe, bōbe 'auia'
barbaros,
babazw; bazw
'loquor'
6.3.-bàksteleti
6.4.-bakstit
bababā-karōti
'balbūtiō'; bāla?
'puer'
baba 'anus'
bъbl'u,
bъbati 'balbūtiō'
6.3.balbãsyti 'garriō'
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occidentālis
bammeln
'strepere'
3a3.-bumba
* bámbalos
2b2.-badus
'lunaticus'
2b3.-bat, bad
'hebetātiō'; bada,
badaoui 'sine
sensu loquī'
* batā
* baubājai
bēbō, bālō, bēlō
* belom
dēbilis <*dēhabilis?
beiccithir 'mugit'
bend/benn 'cornū'
2b1.-2b3.-ban
orientālis
faueō
* bhabhā
faba
6.3.-bim̃balas,
bim̃bilas 'crabrō';
bambéti 'resonō'
bata 'oh'
6.3.-baũbti
'grunniō' (boues)
bekati;
blek(ot)átь
6.4.-bê, beku,
biku
boljьjь 'maiōr',
bolje adv. 'magis,
plūs'
blhcaomai
bekura 'uox'
beltiwn, belteros,
beltistos
bala-, balīyan,
balistha
? pint 'penis'
5.5.-pintanza 'clāuus'
faskw
fascinō, -inus
* bhəwējō
búbenъ
bombos 'uagor'
bombulios
'crabrō'
bombyx 'pulca'
3a2.-pintle
bhiṣ̌ákti 'sānat'
anda-bata 'glad.
caecus'; bathu
'monētam b.'
fatuus; batt(u)ō
<gall.; fāmex?
1b2.-fons
'fauens', foner
'fauentēs'
6.-familia slava
battologew 'nugō'
bāh; blöken
3a3.-bekri
'ariēs'
2b1.-beicchio
'mugīre'
* bendlā
* bhətjō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
bauzw
<< bélowents
* bendā
* bhəskō
4.-familia graeca
batarizw 'balbūtiō'
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batъ 'baculum'
bhávā samátsu no
vṛdhé 'faue nōbis in
proeliīs'; bhavya-
báe 'praestantia'
<bheHwiyobōna
3a2.-bēan
3a3.-baun
buog, Bug
3a2.-bōg
'umerus'
3a3.-bōgr
bahhan, backen
* bhāghus
* bhagjō
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6.3.-pupà
fakos 'lens'
ALB.-bathë
phcus 'cubitus'
4.2, 4.-pacus
'cubitus'
goveti
bāhu
5.3.bāzāu-š
bažítь, bažátь ?
'desiderō'
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orientālis
bhajati 'diuidit'
bhakta 'prandium'
bhakšati 'uorat'
fagein 'edere'
PHRYG.-Bagaios
bhikšate 'uorat'
'Zeus'
5.3.-bag- (bažat̃)
baxta 'prandium'
5.4.-bag 'deus'
TOK..-A pāk В pāke; bhagaḥ 'sors, bonu.'
pāc̨ iṃ 'thesaurus'
5.3.-baga-,
* bhagō
* bhagos
* bhāgos
buohha
fāgus
* bhalnós
3a2.-bēce, beech
bulle 'vulva', bille
'penis'
3a2.-beallucas
'testiculī', ballock
ball <*ln 'menbrum'
bōka 'littera'
fhgos
4.3.-fagos
affāmen
afhmones arrhtoi
(Hes.); fhma
* bhāmā
fāma
fhmh
* bhāmoi
bannan 'multāre'
3a2.-baen 'rogātiō;
boian 'glorior' '
3a3.-bōn
faamat 'appellat';
for, fātum, fābula
fatium 'fāri'
bōnen, bohnen
bouhhan <bautaikna? 'signum
* bháneumi
bán 'albus'
* bhānis
<< bhānom
* bhānús
* bhāos
iubar <*dyu-bhās
(orig. adiect.?); cf.
dēgener, bicorpor
igneum'
3a2.-bōnian
'polīre' bēacen
'signum'
6.6.-bełch <*bhl̥so'pantica'
sa-bha 'congregātiō';
bhanati
baju, bajati 'narrō';
fhmi, faskw,
fwnh, fama, fasis
5.4.-ban<bhānis
basnь 'fābula'
'uerbum'
fainw 'appāreō',
fut. pefhsetai;
faneros 'clārus',
fasma 'signum',
fasis 'ortus stellae',
faos < faFos 'lux'
bhāti, bhāsati 'lucet';
bhāna, bhāti, bhāma,
bhasa 'lux'; vībhāvah
'splendens'
5.3.-bāmya, bānu
'lx.'
5.4.-banam
'aperiō' (aor. batsi)
3a3.-bōn 'prex'
fwnh 'uox'
5.4.-ban 'et uerbum'
bán 'albus'
fanos
bhānú-
basc? 'ruber'; bot .i.
tene 'ignis'
<bhōzdo-?
3a2.-basu, baso
'purpura'
faos, faws, foos,
pamph. fa(F)os
(faeos, fwtos)
bhā́ s-, bhā́ saḥ;
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'pauper'
buzina
falhs, fallo s
* bhāmn̥
bogъ 'diuisiō'
bogъ 'deus'
bogatъ 'diuēs'
ToA pāk, B.-pāke
'portiō' <indoir.?
6.5.-baju, bać so
'micō, ardeō'
basnь 'fābula'
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* bhardhā
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bear-berry 'ūua
far
ursī'
bart; barta 'ascia'
3a2.beard 'barba';
barda 'ascia'
3a3.-barđa
'ascia'
barba < farda
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baíra-bagms
borъ 'milium
'morus'
quodam'
barha 'plumae gallī
caudae'
2b1.-barch 'id'
brada
6.2.-boroda;
borozda 'sulcus'
6.3.-barzda
6.4.-bārzda
brk 'cuspis, mystax'
<< bharseinā
* bharsjom
farrāgō, farīna
1b1,1b2.-far;
1b2.-farsio, fasiu
'farrea'
bairgen/bairghean
<*barigenā /-onā
* bharwos
* bhaskis
* bhāsos
* bhātis
* bhebhros
fascis
1a1.-ambibascia
basc 'collāris'
3a2.-bere'
2b1-2b2.-2b3.-bara hordeum'
3a3.-barr 'id.'
3a2.-bearu 'silua'
3a3.-borr
'arbos'
bariz-eins 'farīna'
borъ 'picea'
2b1.-baich 'onus'
2b3.-bech/beac´h
baskioi, faskides
fhnh <-sn- 'aquila'
fatis 'fāma'
fātiō (=uerba)
fiber, feber
bibro-, bebro-
beta 'rogātiō'; bitten
3a2.-biddan;
cnēow-gebed,
kneo-beda
'genuflexiō' ;
3a3.- kne-beð
'id'; biđja 'rogō'
* bhedhō
*bongaid, ·boing,
pf.*bobaig 'metō,
rumpō'
2b1.-dyvwng
3a3.-banga 'battuō'
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5.4.-bay (bayi)
bibrъ, bobrъ
babhrúh
5.3.-bawrish
bibar
* bhecō
* bhegō
brašьno 'farīna'
6.3.bebrus, béras
febomai,
fobeomai., fobew
'fugiō, timeō'
bebu, bežátь
6.3.- bégu, begti
bā́dhate 'premit'
TOK В peti, A poto bī́bhatsate 'ōdit'
'honorātiō'
jñu-bā́dh
'genuflectens'
беда́ 'aduersitās'
6.3.-bodetis
'repugnārī' ;bãda-s
'famēs'
6.4.-bads, badus
'id'
bida 'rogātiō'
bidjan, etc
'rogāre'
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disceptāta
<*gwedh- / bhedh /
bheidh
4.5.-bekos ? 'pānis'
bhanákti perf.
babháñja 'frangō'
bhaŋga 'unda'
5.4.-bekanem 'frangō'
6.3.-banga 'unda'
6.4.-buogs 'turma'
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* bheidhō
fīdō, fidēs
<bhideH1- ?
* bheikos
fīcus <linguā
medit.
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occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
beitten; bītan
3a2.-bædan, bid;
bīdan 'exspectō'
4.-familia graeca
2a1.-bech
* bheitlom
biail <*beiāli- ?
2b1.-beg-eg(y)r
'crābrō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
baidjan 'obligō';
beidan 'exspectō'
peiqw 'suādeō';
peiqomai 'oboediō'
sukon, beot. tukon
* bheiqlā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
5.4.-t'uz
5.5.sigga, has(s)ik
bia <*bigwa, bini
3a2.-béo, bee
bihal, bihel, Beil
3a2.-bil, bill 'ensis'
bъčela, bьčela
6.3.-bitìs
bolt(e), Bolz
'sagitta'
3a2.-bolt 'id'
3a3.-bulta 'battuō'
* bheldō
* bhelēks
fulix, fulica
belihha,, belche
buil 'effectus, ūsus'
* bhelō
óibell 'fauilla'
belihha, belche
<opi-bhelo;
'fulica'
2b1.-beleu 'martēs';
bel-tene; Belenos
3a2.-bǣl <*bhēlHo-?
ufel 'fauilla'
(Apollo); Belisama
'flamma'
(Minerva)
3a3.-bál 'flamma'
* bhelu
* bhemr̥
bala 'pallidus
equus'
belen, bellen 'latrō'
boln 'clamō';
buldern, poltern
3a2.-bylgan,
bellan 'clamō'
3a3.-belya 'id.'
* bhelō
* bhélunā
falaris 'fulica'
ofellw 'et uerrō'
* bheljō
fulix, fulica
6.3.-beldu, beldeti
6.4.-belzt
filix, filex, felix, filix
bluwan, bleuen
'battuō'
2b2.-bal 'aegrotās'
3a2.-bealo
2b3.-baluent
'malum'; blow(e)
'id.'
3a3.-bol
'infortunium'
bil(i)sa, Bilme
belinuntia, belenion
3a2.-beolone
falos 'albus';
falaris 'fulica'
balāka /-kā 'grus'
5.4.-aṙ-avelum;
awelowm 'uerrō'
bhālam 'splendōr'
sam-bhālayati
'prospectat'
balākā 'grus'
5.4.-bal 'pallōr'
bhaṣá-ḥ 'latrans'
(*bhel-s-);
bhāṣatē 'loquitur';
bhaṇḍatē <lnd 'id.';
bháṇati 'id.'
belъ <ē 'albus'
6.3.-bãlas, baltas
'albus'
6.4.-bãls 'pallidus'
6.3.-bìlstu, bilaũ,
bìlti 'loquescor'
6.4.-bilstu, bilžu, bilst
'loquī'; bàlss 'uox'
6.6.-bełkotać?
'balbutiō' ToB.-päl(nā)- 'laudō'; pälw?
'queror'
balwa-wēswei
'malum'
bliggwan 'battuō'
bolъ 'aeger';
boléti 'aegrotāre'
belenъ, belena
bedró, бедро́
<*bhemró
femur <*dhenr̥,
dhemr̥, bhenr̥?
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
offendō, dēfendō
buinne
? ; offendix,
offendimentum
<bhondhyaa
'nexus, armilla'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
bintan
benna 'genus
uehiculī'
bindan
3a3.-binda
* bhendos
binn
2b1.-ban
2b3.bann 'canora'.
* bhenjom
epit <eks-bhen-tī
'culter'
2b2.-bony 'ascia'
frāxinus
<*bhrH2gseno-;
farnus <*bhrH2gsnó-
birihha
3a3.-biork
bergan
3a3.-beorgan
3a3.-bjarga
brehen
bargā 'casa'
brecc <*bhṛktos
* bherkō
* bhermi (bherō)
3a2.-benn 'uulnus'
2b1.-berth
* bherghō
'uarius'
1b2.-fertu 'feritō',
berim;
brath
ferō, forda,
ferest 'feret'
'iudicium'; cobrith
fertilis, fortūna, fūr 1b3.-ferom 'ferre'
'auxilium'
MESS.-berain opt.
Briccius
2b1.-brych 'id"
2b2.-brygh 'id'
3a2.-bregdan
'rapidē mouēre'
cymeraf, cymryd
<*bhrt 'emō'
brawd 'iudicium'
* bhermn̥
* bhernā
ban(o) 'mors';
Bahn?
gebären
3a2.-beran, bear
3a3.-bera
4.-familia graeca
bindan
badhnā́ti, bandhati
penqeros 'socer'
peisma<nqs 'ligāmen' bandhu 'familiāris'
pascw ? 'patior'
5.3.-bandayaiti
bindan
penqeros 'famīliāris'
banja 'uulnus,
contusiō'
festīnō; cōnfestim
* bherwō
feruō, fermentum,
dēfrutum
bras 'rapidus'
bándhuh 'cgnātus'
5.6.-bandaka
bhandate 'exsultat,
beātē clamat'
bhūrjah
5.5.-parkuiš
baírhts
in brahua augins
baíran
forkon leukon
(Hes.)
bhrā́śatē
5.5.-pár-ku-iš 'pūrus'
bhárati, bhárti,
ferw; fwr 'fūr'
bíbharti, bibhárti
foros 'tribūtum'
5.3.-baraiti; bairišta
foros 'ferens',
'opportunissimus'
feristos 'optimus'
5.4.-berem
ferma
2b1.-brys 'rapidus'
2b3.-bresic,
brezec
5.5.-pars- 'fugiō' 3s.
paraszi
forussw 'manipulō'
yucw; yuch 'anima';
yucros
'frigidus'; yuquros
'susurrāns'
* bhesmi
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'socius' 6.4.-biedra
brego, brešti
'cūrō'
6.2.beregú, beréčь
bairgan
'subitō' <bhrows?
6.3.-binda 'pecus';
beñdras 'sodālis'
beresta
6.3.-béržas
5.4.-beran 'ōs'
2b1.-berw 'feruens'
berbaim; breó ?
<*bhriwo- 'flamma'
2b3.-bero, beru
6.-familia slava
5.3.-banay∂n
'aegrum faciunt'
bern, berna
* bhersi
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
3a2.-
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brezda 'grauis'
6.3.-beriù 'sternō'
bernas 'puer'
bremę
BULG.-bъ́rna 'ōs'
6.3.-burnà
'bucca'
brъzo 'id'
6.3.-bruzgùs
'rapidus'
bhurváṇi 'inquiētus'
SHUGH.-wārv5.4.-bark 'acerbus'
bábhasti; bhasát
becъ ? 'spiritus
'podex'
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occidentālis
buide, buidechas
'gratiās'
* bheudhō
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-bodd
<*bhudhā
'uoluntās' 2b2.both
biotan, bieten
'offerre' gibot
'iussus'
3a2.-bēodan,
biodan, bid
* bheughō
biuchen 'lixiuiō'
fid-bocc 'arcus
ligneus'; bog `
'mollis'
* bheugō
biogan, biegen,
bücken, bûckeln
3a2.bīegan; bow
buc 'putris'
2b3.-amsir poug
`temps mou'
* bheurō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
peuqomai,
punqanomai
'percontor'
bódhati 'comperit'
bodhayati 'expergef.'
5.3.-baoδaiti; caus.
baoδayeiti 'sentit';
baoδah- 'conscientia'
baoiδi- 'odor'
bljudǫ, bljusti
'obseruō'; bъždò,
bъděti; . -buždò,
-buditi (caus.)
6.3.-budù, budéti;
caus. baudžiù,
baũsti 'pūniō'
orientālis
anabiudan,
'iubēre', faúrbiudan
'prohibēre' praet. bauþ
bhujiṣyà- 'liber'
5.3.-baog-,
usbaugjan 'ēuerrīō'
bunja- 'liberīō'
5.4.-bužem 'id'
bhujáti; bhugná'flexus' ; bhúja'brachium'
biugan; bugjan ?
'emō'
furw
buaid 'uictoria'
* bhéwedā
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2a3.-buaidh
fufans 'erant'
fuī, fiō, futūrus;
1b2.-fust
superbus, probus
'erit'
bíu 'sum'
búan 'constans'
<*bhouno-
* bhéwonom
* bhewtis
2b3.-bud
'bradium'
3a5.-būte /buit
'captiō'
* bhidhós
fiscus<dhsk;
fidēlia <sl
bhávati <*bhéweti,
aor. abhūt, inf.
byti
bauan 'habitō, colō'
fuw 'germinō'
bhavitum
6.3.-būti
<*bhewHtum
5.3.-bavaiti
ALB.-banë 'domus' bhavana-m 'domus,
<*bhou̯onā
nascentia, cōgitātiō'
bhū́ ti-ḥ, bhūtí-ḥ
bytь 'esse'
fusis
'essentia'
6.3.-bū́ ti, būtìs 'id'
bōdel
6.3.-būklà
'patrimonium', bōl
'domicilium';
futla 'natūra,
bhavítram 'mundus' būklas 'cubīle'
'praedium'
secus'
3a2.-bold, botl
6.7.-bydlo <*dhlo'domus' ; build
'id'
bháyate, bhibhāya; bojǫ, bojati se
bibēn, Beben
bhīmá- 'terrendus'
6.3.-bijaũs,
piqhkos, piqwn
3a3.-bifa, bifra (cf.
5.3.-bayente, byente
bijótis; baile,
'simius'
titran)
5.4.-bāk <*bháyaka
bailùs, baime
bim, bin
2b1.-byddaf
3a2.-beon, be;
2b2.-bethaf
būan <*bhūwono2b3.-bezaff/bezann
'uīuō'
2b1.-bun 'regīna,
domina'
* bhewtlom
foedus -a -um
5.5.-purut 'lutum'
2b1.-budd 'benefic.' 3a3.-búti 'permut.'
buith 'ens'
* bhíbheimi
6.3.-bauga und
baũgurs 'tumulus'
'timor'
3a3.-biða, bide,
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
* bhidrós
* bhilis
bil
* bhínāmi
perfines
'perstringas'
benim; rubaid
'interficit' *pro-bhei-
* bhindō
findō, fisūra
bibdu 'culpābilis'
<*bhebhiduōts ?
* bhlagō
Bilicatus, Bilicius
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
flāmen
flagrum, flāgitō,
flāgitium,
conflages
orientālis
baitrs
5.4.-birt
filos 'cārus'
bijǫ, bi-ti
2b3.-bitat 'resecāret'
etbinam 'laniō'
bīzzan, beiBen
3a2.-bite; bitter
beitan 'mordeō'
baitrs 'acerbus'
feidomai
bhinadmi, bhedati
(raz)bít, zabíta;
пробитый; bíta
'pāla'
Messap. blamini
brahmán
3a3.-blaka, blakra,
blekja
blaškaũ, bloškiù
'pullullō'
3a2.-blāt
'albimentum'
* bhlakkos
3a2.-blāwan, blow
uz-ar-pulzit 'ebullit'
cf. platzen,
plätschern
indlaidi 'gloriatur'
flīgō, flīxī, flīctum
bledъ 'pallidus'
6.3.-blaĩvas
'sobrius'
bláhyj
'malus, foedus'>
6.3.-blõgas 'id'
6.4.-blāgs 'dēbilis'
blāen, blāsan
flō
* bhledō
ALB: bleronj 'uiridis'
felgunei, asunetei
'nescit' ? (Hes.)
flaccus
* bhlāmi
6.-familia slava
2b1.-benaff 'putō'
* bhlaidos
* bhleicō
occidentālis
bittar, bitter
3a2.-biter, bitter
3a3.-bitr
bili-, bila-, bil;
bilewiz, bilwiz
'nomus'; Unbill
billīch 'adaequātus'
3a2.-bilawit
'simplex'
4.-familia graeca
ro-bíth 'tusus est';
bithe <-*tyos 'tusus'
* bhītós
<< bhləgsmā
<< bhlādhrom
* bhlaghmn̥
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ballista'; blifaidd
'celeriter'
fledwn
flibw (i longa)
6.4.-blaadu, blaazt
blizь, blizъ
'prope=quatiens'
6.3.-blaĩzĩt, bliẽzt
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2.-familia celtica
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bláed 'rumor'
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-bloedd 'id'
fleō
gmc.
*blundaz>lat.
blondus
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-bloat
flidaw 'exstillō'
floidaw
'fermentō'
floisbos 'rumorōsu'
6.4.-bli^stu, bli^du,
bli^zt et bliêžu, du, -st 'condensor'
blæjen, blāzan
'bālō' ; plär(r)en
3a2.blætan, bleat;
blare; blagettan,
blægettan 'clamō'
blhch, blhcaomai
'ballō'
bleju, blejati 'bālō'
6.4.-blẽju, blet 'id.'
blint, blind
3a2.-blind
3a3.-blindr
blędu, blęsti 'errō,
fornicō'
blędь, блуд 'farsa,
blinds 'caecus'
blandan sik
'misceor'
bradhnah 'ruber'
stuprum, error'
6.3.-blendžiù,
blẽsti 'dormiō'
6.4.- blendu,
blenst 'malē uideō'
<< bhleumi
blūs 'falx' ; <*eukbluhhen, bliehen
'incandēscō'
3a2.-blyscon,
blush 'rubēscō',
blysa 'flamma'
* bhleusō
perifluw,
peripefleusmenos
blъštati?
'splendeō'
6.3.-blunkù, blù̀k̀̀ ti
'pallescō'
fluw; fluzw
'obruō'; oinoflux
'ebrius'; fluktis
'bulla'
blujǫ, blъvati
'uomō'
6.3.bliáuju, bliáuti 'boō'
<< bhlewmn̥
* bhlewō
fluō, conflouont;
flūmen, fluuius,
conflūgēs
* bhl̥gējō
fulgeō, flagrō,
flamma <gsm,
fulmen
* bhl̥kjō
fulciō, fulcrum;
sufflāmen ?
* bhlokos
2b1.-blyngu?
irascor
2b2.blouhi 'pūniō'
Flagiui
'fulgurātores'
blecchen, blecken
'uidērī' ; blæc
'nīger'
3a2.-blæcern
'lūmen'
umblissiu
Balke, Block
3a2.-balca,
bealca
2b1.-balog
'pinnaculum'
floccus
flegw
fallagx; falkths
'carīna'
blagъ 'bonus'
bhargas 'fulgor'
6.3.- blágnytis
ToB.-pälketär 'ardeō' 'incandēscī'
6.4.-balgans 'albus'
bhurijāu 'arma'
bólozno 'taeda,
fustis'
6.3.-balžienа 'trabs'
blaha 'rudis sindō'
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2.-familia celtica
* bhlōs
flōs
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
bláth
2b1.-blawd
2b2.-blodon
2b3.-bleusuen (-sm-)
fluusaí 'flōrae'
fluusasiaís
'florālibus'
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bluomo
3a2.-blōstm
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
blōma
<< bhlosējō
blosc (bloisc)
'strepitus'
* bhloskos
* bhlōtis
* bhlōwos
* bhn̥ghus
bláth
flāuus (<*bhlHwo?), flōrus, fuluus?
Flaviies 'Flauiii'
blá; blár 'candidē
maculātus'
blázgu, -éti intr.,
blázginti 'resonāre'
2b1.-blawd
bluot 'tālea, folium
2b2.-blodon
3a2.-blēd, blade
2b3.-bleusuen (-sm-) 3a3.-blat<*blōdi 'id'
1b2.-blawr
'cinereus'
blāo, blau 'id'
3a2;-blue 'caesius'
* bhod
* bhodhwos
6.3.-blãvas <gmc.
6.4.-blãvs <gmc.
bungo
'tuberculum'
3a3.-bingr, bunga
'aceruum'
pinguis (cont.
*finguis et
opīmus) ?
* bhodhjō
TOK A pält, B pilta
<PT *pältā
'petalum, folium'
pacus
paculws 'crēbrē'
ba
fodiō
bodb
2a3.-badhbh
2b1.-bedd 'sepulcr'.
2b2.-beth
2b3.-bez
3a2.-bed
Ateboduus,
3a2.-beadu
Boduognatus
'proelium'
badi 'lectus'
boqros, boqunos
'fouea, cāuitās'
bahú- 'multum';
bahulá- 'crēber'
5.3.-bązah
'altitūdō, profunditās'
5.4.-bazowm 'multum'
5.5.-panku 'omnis'
6.4.-bìezs
5.3.-bā, bāt, bē, bōit
5.4.-ba, bay
5.5.-pat
bo 'tunc, quoniam'
6.3.-bà
bodo, bosti 'figō'
6.3.-bedù,
besti 'id'
5.5.-padda-
<< bhodjṓs
bezzir(o), bezzist
3a2.-bet(e)ra,
betst 3a3.-betr
* bhodrós
batiza, batista
'optimus'
gabatnan 'fruor'
bōta 'beneficium'
bhadra 'bonus'; subhadra 'magnificus'
5.3.-hu-baδra
'beātus'
<< bhodsā
* bhogā́
bágim 'pugnō'
combāg 'pugna'
bāgaudae
2b1.-bwyo 'quatiō'
bai 'culpa'
bágu 'pugnō'
3a3.-bágr
'difficilis, molestus'
ToB.-pakwa̅re
<*bhoH1gh-wo̅ro'malignus'
bazel 'clamans'
6.4.buozties
'stomachārī'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* bhogjos
búal <gl 'amnis';
búar<gr 'diarrhoea'
* bhoglā
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'diarrhoea'
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orientālis
occidentālis
bah, Bach
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
bhaŋgá-ḥ ? 'unda'
<*bheg? 'quatiō'
bangà ? 'unda'
<*bheg? 'quatiō'
orientālis
3a2.-becc
3a3.-bekkr
bah, Bach
3a2.-becc
<bhogyo
бѣсъ, besъ
* bhoidhos
foedus -a -um
<< bhoidos
* bhoiqos
fūcus
* bhokos
focus
* bholghis
follis
* bholjom
folium
<*bhoidhso- 'daimwn'
piqhkos 'simius'
6.3.-baisà 'metus';
baĩsas 'phasma'
3a2.-bēaw
5.4.-boc; bosor 'ruber'
bolg
Bulga
2b1.-boly/bol, bola
2b3.-bolc'h
'cortex'
bileoc <*bheljo'foliculum';
bile 'arbos'
* bhōljóm
baile 'sedēs, locus'
* bholos
bolad, -dh 'odor'
3a2.-belly 'pantica'
6.8.-blazína
'puluīnum'
6.9.-balsinis 'id'
balgs 'pellicula'
fullon (*bho >
*bhu propter
Cowgill's legem?)
blat, Blatt
3a2.-blæd
3a3.-bōl; schwed.
mdartl. bylja, bölja
<*bulja 'nīdiculum'
fwleos, fwleios
5.4.- bal 'cāligō'
6.4.-buls/la 'aer
cal.'
<< bholós
3a2.-bōsig, boose
3a3.-bāss
* bhondhsā
* bhōr
* bhorājō
fūr, -is
forō, feriō
* bhorcos
3a2.-bore
borb, borp 'rudis'
bansts
<*bhondhsti-
paqnh, fatnh
<*bhṇdhnā
fwr (fwros)
poros 'ōrificium'
6.3.-bandà 'pecu,
pecora'
5.4.-burn 'manus, uis'
5.4.-bark 'uiolentus'
6.4.-bar̂gs 'strictus,
seuērus'
<< bhoros
* bhorsos
borr
parrēn 'supīnus'
parrunga
'superbus' barsch
'raucus'
3a3.-abiēs
2b1.-bwrr
2b1.-borr
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2.-familia celtica
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
bar 'nūdus'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
yilos<-sl- 'rāsus'
5.4.-bok
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-baer
'nūdus'
3a3.berr
* bhosos
4.-familia graeca
bosu
6.3.-bâsas
6.4.-bass
<< bhoudhejō
* bhougā́
fugh; fuza
<*bhugiH2
fūga
<< bhougājō
* bhōwijós
bhāvya- 'fūtūrus,
faciendus'
báe 'praestantia'
* bhrātēr
frāter
fratrum
1b2.-fratrum,
fratrom (g.pl.)
bráthir
bratronos 2b1.brōthar
3a2.brawd pl brodyr
brōthor, brother
2b2.-broder/bruder
3a3.-brōðir
2b3.-breur -bredeur
broþar
frathr, frhthr,
fratwr
bhrātā, bhrātr
5.3.-brātar
5.4.-elbayr
bratrъ, bratъ
6.3.-broterelis
<< bhrātreinos
<< bhrā́trijos
* bhrēgjō
braig(a)id <*bragiebræhen <*brēkjan
, praet. ro-bebraig 2b1.-bram 'pēdus'
<*bhreH1g-, nisī
'pēdō'; brén
<*gwhreH-; bracko,
2b2, 2b3.-bramm
<*bhrH1g-no
'pēdus' <*brag-smn Bracke <*bhrH1g-
fragrō
'putridus'
n- 'canis uēnātor'
2b1.-berth 'clārus,
pulcher'
* bhrēgō
beraht, berht 'id'
3a2.-beorht, bright
bhrājatē
5.5.-parkui 'limpidus'
baírhts 'clārus'
5.6.-brāzaiti
brezgъ 'aurōra'
6.3.-brékšta/ko 'id'
<< bhrēgrós
* bhreigō
frīgō;
fertum<*firctum
* bhremō
fremō
* bhrendhō
bhrjjáti <*bherg
1b2.-frehtu
'coctus'
PARTH.-brynz5.6.-biriš-tan
brummen; bremo,
Bremse 'frēnum'
3a2.-bremman
2b1.-brefu
brenn<bhrendhwā
'profūsiō';
bebarnatar, doeprinn; bruinnid
bremw; bromos
'strepitus' bronth
'tonitrus'
6.3.-bìrgelas
'ceruisia'
brjákatь 'tinniō';
bręzgъ 'garrītus';
6.6.-brzmieć 'sonō'
*bredъ
'sarmentum'
3.-bréstu,
bréndau, brésti
'mātūrō'
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* bhrenō
frōns (frōntis)
* bhresjō
* bhreugs
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<< bhreugtis
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3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
3a2.-brant 'clīuus'
braine 'arista'
2b3.-brenniat 'id'
brissid (*bhrésteti)
'frangit'; brosc,
broscar 'strepitus'
2b3.-bresa
'pugnāre'
4.-familia graeca
3a3.-brandr
'acroteria nauium
et domūm'
3a2.-unbryce 'id'
6.4.-bruodinš
'cuspis tectī'
5.5.-parš(iya)- 'frangō'
* bhrēunā
brú (bruach)
<*bhrū́wākos
* bhreusō
brú (bronn)
'pantica' <bhrusōn
bruinne
'pectus' <bhrusnyo
brollach <slāk
'sinus'
brúsiti 'acuō';
brósitь 'iaciō'
6.3.braukiù braukiaũ
braũkti
6.4.brucinât
* bhrēwā
3a1,a2.-brūn
'acūtus'
briaunà 'ōra,
corōna' <*bhrēunā
3a3.-brūn limbus'
2b1, b2, b3.bron(n) 'pectus'
briustern;
Brausche 'tumor';
brust 'pectus'
3a2.-brēost,
breast, brisket
brjúcho, brjúxo
'pantica'
brъstъ 'gemma,
pampinus'
SHUGH.-viraγ̌<*bruš-a?
brusts 'pectus'
brucca, Brücke;
brügel, Prügel
'uirga'
Brīua
6.3.-braszleti
'rumpī'
unbruks 'inūtilis'
Breuci, Breucus;
Breucomagos
(Brumath in Alsacia)
* bhreukō
6.-familia slava
orientālis
brestan 'ērumpō'
3a2.-burst
frūx (frūgis)
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
brъvъno 'trabs'
3a2.-brygc
3a3.-brū
* bhrewō
defrūtum
* bhrewr̥
bruth 'ius, feruor'
briuwan, brauen;
prođ 'i, f' ; brōt 'p'
3a2.brēowan; brođ 'i,f';
brēad 'pānis'
tipra<to-eks-bhrewr
(tiprat)
brunno
3a2.-brunna
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'ius, feruor'
brunna
frear (freatos)
bruja 'fluxus'
4.4.-albiur, albeur
'fons'
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2.-familia celtica
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
babṛhāṇá- 'fortis'
* bhr̥ghjai
* bhr̥ghos
5.3.-baräzaiieni
caus. 'sustollam'
5.5.-par(a)ktaru
dí·bairg 'dūc'
for(c)tis, arc.
for(c)tus
* bhrigijō
frigō
* bhrijājō
friō, refrīua faba,
friuolus, fricō
Brigit
bri
(ac. brigh) 'collis'
Admageto-briga
2b1.-bryeint 'priuil
2b2-2b3.-bre
feriō, forma; forō
baúrgs 'urbs'
bairs 'mons'
3a2.-beorcan,
bark
briathar 'uerbum,
causa' <*bhreitrā
barrad 'rāsūra'
2a2.-bairenn
purgos ? 'mūrus'
2b1.-brwydr 'pugna'
2b1.-bar, baran 'īra'
farciō, fartus
bregъ 'ripa'
ToA.-pärkär, B
parkre
brešú,'clamō'
br̀̀gljati 'garriō'
brīnanti 'iniuriantur'
berjan, bern 'quatiō'
3a2.-bered
'concussus', bor
farow 'uellō';
farugx 'guttur';
afaros 'inuulsus';
faragx 'barranca';
perqw 'destruō'
'ōrificium' 3a3.berja 'quatio'; bora
'ōrificium'
<< bhríkāmi
* bhr̥kjō
bṛhant-, f. bṛhatī
barháyati 'auget'
5.4.-barjr
5.5.-parku-
frugilos <
frigulos 'auis
quaedam'
3a3.-berkja
'latrō'
barae, bara 'īra' ;
* bhr̥ijō
Berg 'mons'; burg
'urbs'
3a2.-barrow
'mons'; burg
barc 'impetus'
(undae)
ToA.-pärkätär
bhṛnāti (?) 'secat';
bhárvati 'dēuorat'
5.5.-parsija <*bhers
/pers-? (cf. arm. pʿer̄eke-
5.6.burrad 'secat',
bárdhaka 'culter'
'scindere')
bergléz 'pīca'
6.3.-burgéti
'antipat. esse'
бре́ю, брить
'rādō'; bridъ
'dumēs'
borjo, brati
'pugnō';
6.3.-burti
'incantāre'
frassw 'agglutinō,
fortificō' part. fraktos
<< bhr̥ksnos
* bhr̥ghtom
bricht 'cantiō'
<< bhr̥ktos
* bhr̥mā
* bhrn̥gō
* bhrogkos
3a3.-bragr 'poesia'
bráhman- 'prex'
forma
frangō, fragilis,
fragmentum,
suffrāginēs
1a1.-brochus,
bronchus
ALB.brimë 'ōrificium'
braigid (vn.
braimm) 'pēdit' t- braca 'bracca'
air-brech 'rumpere';
2b2.-bram
bróc
'pēdus'
'bracca'
brocc <*brokko-
brehhan, brechen;
prahhen, prägen
'premō'
3a2.-brekan, break
brikan <*bhreg-
brháti 'scinditur'
6.3.-braškù,
braškéti <gskō
6.4.brakškēt, brakstēt
6.6.-Brok 'nōmen
2b1, 2b3.-broch
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occidentālis
* bhroigos
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
3a3.-brikja 'erigō';
2b1, 2b3,.brig
* bhrosdhos
brot 'spīna';
brostaim 'figor'
* bhrounóm
fris-brudi 'reicit'
2b2.-bros 'id'
2n3.-brod 'di'
frūstum, frūstra ?
bronnaim 'damnō'
2b1.-briw 'uulnus'
2b1.-amrant
* bhrówn̥tis
frons (frontis)
abra (pl. abrait)
'supercilium'
2b2.-abrans
'superc.'
2b3.-abrant
fastigium; fastus us, fastidium
<*fastitidium?
barr <*bhrso'extrēmum,
cacumen'
* bhr̥tis
* bhrughnos
* bhrūgjai
fruor <*frūje-, frūx
(frūgis), fructus,
frūmen, frūniscor
* bhrugs
frūmen<frugsmen
Cunobarrus
'superbus sicut canis'
2b1.-bar 2b3.-barr
fruktatiuf
(*frūgetātiōns)
'frūctus'.
1b2.-fri(f) 'frūgēs'
* bhrúsnāmi
frons (frontis)
frustum
frissw, pefrika
frix 'undulāt.'
braj 'rigor membrī'
'erigor';
ALB.-breth, bredhi
'abiēs'
brart 'margō'
briune, brūne
'abdōmen, uulua';
breoðan 'frangere'
brýsan 'frangō'
bhrūṇá-m 'embryō'
burst 'cerda'
3a2.-byrst
3a3.-burst
giburt 'partus'
6.-familia slava
brъsnǫti 'scabō'
6.4.-braũna,
braũṅa
5.3.-bruvadbhi
'supercilīs'
borshchъ 'ungula'
bhṛstíh 'cuspis'
bṛtí-ḥ
5.4.-bard 'molēs'
ga-baúrþs 'partus'
3a, a3.-brogne
'rāmus'
brūhhan,
Brauchen
3a2.- brukjan 'opus esse'
brūcan
* bhrūnós
* bhrūs
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
MAKED.-abroutes
?
uergobretus
breth <*bhṛtā2b1.-bryd 'mens';
'portātiō'; bráth
brawd 'iudicium'
<*bhṛtu- 'iudicium'
2b2.-brys
2b1.-brwynen
brognena 'rāmōrum' 2b2.-brunnen
2b3.-broennenn
fors
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
brikna 'hilaritās'
* bhroustom
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bruuad (gen. du.),
abrait (nom. pl.)
bronnaim 'damnō',
sub. robria; brū́
'quatiō'<bhrusiō,
brúire, bruan, bruar
'fragmentum'
3a3.-barki 'collum'
<*bhor-g-
farux > farunx
(ad larugx)
5.4.-erbuc 'pectus'
<*bhrugo-
3a1, 3a2.-brūn
3a3.-brūnn
frunos, frunh
'testudō, rāna'
babhrú <*bhebhru-;
cf. bhrūṇá- 'embryō'
3a2.-brū
2b1.-breu, brau
'fragilis'
2b2.-brew 'fractus'
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MAK. abroutes
bhrūh (bhruváh)
5.3.-brvat-
bronъ 'albus
equus'
brynétъ'candidus,
pallidus'
bruvi, бровь
6.5.-óbrva
brōs(e)m(e) 'mīca'
3a2.briesan<ausj;
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* bhrusos
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2.-familia celtica
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occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
bruinne <*bhusnyo2b1.-bronn 'id'
brunja, brunna,
'pectus';
<*bhrusnā
Brünne id'
brúasach 'mgnipectis' 2b3.-bronn, bron 'id'
3a2.-byrne 'id'
brú <*bhrusō
2b1.-bru 'uenter,
brust
(bronn <*-snos) 'id'
uterus'
3a2.-brēost, breast
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
brunjō 'lōrica
scutulāta' <celt.
brjúcho, brjúxo
'pantica'
<< bhrustóm
* bhrutēks
* bhrwtom
broth 'barba,
capillum'
frutex
dēfrutum
bruth 'feruor' <*-tis
briezen, brōz
'tumor'
2b1.-brut/brwd
'ardor' 2b2.bredion 'coctiō'
prut, brut <*-tis
3a2.-prod, brōd
2b3-brot/broud 'ius'
bhudhjai
peuqomai,
punqanomai
'percontor'
ad-bond- 'comperiō'
* bhudhmn̥
fundus, profundus
<< bhudhnos
* bhugjō
fugiō
3a2.-bow
boc(c), po(c)
'caper';
boccánach
'phasma'
(in, con, dē, inter,
super)-fiō
bodam, Boden
3a2.-botm,
bottom
3a3.-bytna (vb)
bond, bonn
* bhugos
* bhūjai
'ius'; 3a3.-broth
fiíet, fiiet
1b2.-fuia, fuiest
biid, biith, ·bí 'est'
puqmhn
biugan
boc (boekes),
Bock
3a2.bucca, buck
3a3.-bukkr, bokkr/i
2b1.-bwch 'id'
2b2.-boch 'id'
2b3.-bouc'h 'id'
2b1.-byt, -bid 'est'
2b3.-beth, byth,-bid
* bhuljā́
* bhulkos
* bhūm
su/bubulcus
fuī
* bhungai
fungor
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6.3.-bū́gstu, bū́gti
intr. 'terreō', kaus.
baugìnti baugùs
'timens'
ufbauljan
'tumefaciō'
ALB.-butë 'suāuis'
5.4.-but' <*któ 'heb.'
6.3.-bukùs 'hebes'
bulla bebusmena
(Hes)
buri-ḥ, buli-ḥ 'pūga'
5.4.-boil (gen. pl.
bulic ̣ multitūdō)
6.3.-bulìs,bùlė,
bulė̃ 'pūga'
fulax -akos
efuon
difyngaf ? <*dībunge- 'assiliō'
bhujati
fuomai 'crescō, fiō'
biule, Beule; pull
<*bulno- 'caput,
apex'
3a2.-byle; pulse
bolach <*bhulāk-
vъz-bъnǫ
<*bhudhno6.3.-bundù, bùsti
budhna5.3.-bunō
5.4.-bun
bukka- 'ariēs'
5.3.-būza 'ariēs'
5.4.-buz, buc 'agnus'
5.6.-buz 'caper'
bo, bocc 'suāuis'
* bhukús
feugw, fugh
budhyatē
5.3.buiδyeiti
ábhūt 'fuit'
bhunkte 'oblectātur',
bubhukṣā 'famēs;
bhṓga- 'oblectām.'
5.3.-būj- 'piāmen'
5.4.-bowcanem, aor.
bowci 'alō'; boyc, but
(ai. bhukti) 'cibus'
ALB.-bungu, bunk
'abiēs nutritīuus'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
bus, pus 'labrum';
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
Buss(erl), bussen
busóc, pusóc 'osc.'
3a2.-buss
3a3.-büsia 'uī
effluō'
buode, Bude
3a3.-bōþ, booth
boz(z)an <*bhud
3a2.bēatan, beat
3a3.-beysta
* bhūsjō
* bhūtā́
both 'casa'
* bhutjō
fūstis, fūsterna,
confūtō, refūtō,
fūtuō
bibdu 'culpābilis'
<*bhebhutwōs cf.
bhindō; fo-botha
<*butāt 'minātu'
* bhūtós
futūrus <*bhūtú-,
futāre <*bhūtós
ro·both <*probhūtós; both 'casa'
* bistlis
bīlis
* blaktā
blatta
* blatsājō
* blēkājō
bodar
2a3.-bodhar
* brenghos
5.6.-bōsīdan
6.6.-buzia
'osculum, buccula'
bhū́ṣati 'conitor'
бы́стрый 'celer'
orientālis
6.3.-bùtas 'domus'
bauþs 'surdus,
mutus'
(forem)
bhūtáh (part. esse)
blöken
* bodhrós
* boukājō
6.-familia slava
byti, bytъ 'esse,
modus, uiuendī'
6.4.-bũt
pla(d)der(e)n
buinne 'scaturigō'
* bolkos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
*bločьšīca >UCR.
6.3.- blãkē <yā
'cimex'
* bn̥dus
* bólboljō
būstis 'truncus'
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-bust
2b2.-bistel/bystel
2b3.-bestl
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badhirá-s
boc
bocc
5.3.-būza
3a3.-bokkr
5.4.-buc 'agnus'
5.4.-pɫpjam 'collabor'
bulliō
belach 'rūpēs, uia';
bolg (contam.
tolg?)
bóchna 'mare'
(=tonans)
<*boukanyā
2b1.-bwlch 'Spalte'
2b3.-boulc'h
5.4.-pelem 'fodiō'
puche, pochen
'quatiō'
3a2.-poke 'pungō'
brong(a)ide
blek(ot)átь
blhc a omai
2b2.-banne, banna
'nōn gutta'
2b3.-banne
2b1.-byddar
2b2.-bothar
2b3.-bouzar
bukths 'ululans'
bragcos
bukkati 'latrat'; búkkāra-ḥ 'rugītūs'
bučati 'resonō'
6.3.-bukùoti;
bùkčius 'balbus'
PRAC.- múhu5.3.-mrzujīti 'b.
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* bughōn
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
pfüchen, Pfoch
3a2.pohha, pocca,
pocket 'follis,
saccus'
bucca
gula, ingluuiēs,
glūtus, glūt/t/ō
3a3.-poki 'id.'
2b1.-gwellt
'grāmen'
2b2.- kela, Kehle
gelim 'pāscor'
2b1.gelt-both 'pabulum' gwels
3a2.-ceole
guelticion 'fen.'
<< cəlājō
* cəlēnós
* cadhō
ba(i)dim 'mergō'
2b1.-2b3.-blin
2b1.-boddi 'imbuor'
2b2.-bedhy
'id'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
buas, buza; boaw
'clamō'
boh
'clamor'
bukths 'ululans'
búk-kāra-ḥ 'rugītus'
5.3.-bučahin'ululans' 5.4.-bu,
buēč
5.6.-būm
búchatь 'surdē
strepō
6.3.baublỹs 'būtio';
bùkčius 'balbus'
orientālis
6.3.-pũkšti
'exclamāre'
puggs 'id.'
glotátь 'uorō'; glot,
glotók 'fauces'
delear, blomos
'cibus piscibus'
glāná 'dēbilitātus'
baqos 'profunditās'
2b3.-beuziff
'id'
gā́hatē 'mergit'
pra/ ví-gāman5.3.-gā-manbebhlos 'profānus' jagat <-nt 'mundus'
* cāmn̥
bhma (bhmatos)
* cécālos
quetzen,
quetschen
'opprimō, tundō'
3a3.-kvadda
* cedhō
'id'
* cejwō
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* bukkā
* cəlā
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uīuō; iūgis <H2yugwi-
biad <PCelt bēto<*gwejH3(wo)tom
'cibus'
2b1.-bwyd 'cibus'
2b2.-buit/boys/būz
2b3.-boed/boued
Hom. beomai <
beiesomai 'uiuam'
quellen
3a2.-quellian
3a3.-kvelia
* cēlejō
* céln̥dis
dennos
'contumelia'
<*gʷendhno-;
fqonos 'inuidia'
glans
jīvati
5.4.keam
6.3.-gadinù,
gadìnti ; intr.
gendù, gésti
živú, žitь
6.3.-gyjù, gýti
'sānō'
želějǫ, želěti
'depolorō'
6.3.-gélti 'pungere'
želudь<*želǫdъ
5.4.6.3.-
5.4.-kelem
5.5.-guls- 'pingō'
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gandhá-ḥ 'olor'
5.3-gantay'foetor'
6.3.-gâjums 'et
seriēs'
gulakalin
giléndra 'anōna'
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-blif<*gwlēmo?
'catapulta'
quellan 'scatō',
Quelle
* cemjō
quïman, queman,
qiman, kommen
3a2.-come
kúmbened
'conuenit',
cebnust 'uēnerint'
* cenā
ben (mna, ban)
2b1.-benyw
2b2.-benen
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
gálati 'defluit,
ballw, balaneion; ēuanescit' garút
5.4.-∂nkenum; ∂n
blhma 'eiectus'
kēc 'iēcit'
balaneion <*-neyo
5.5.-kueluwana
qiman
qino, qens <pgmc.
*kwēniz
bainw <*gwm̥jō,
baskw <*gwm̥-skō;
bibhmi <*gwi-gwā
bana
gunh
braptein esqiein
(Hes)
* cerbhō
gácchati <*gwṃ-sk;
jígāti <*gwi-gwā,
aor. ágan
5.4.-jamaiti, jasaiti
jáni- (gnā́s)
5.4.-kin (knoj)
5.5.-LUW wana(tti)
5.5.-karip
* cerō
grātēs, grātus,
grātia
brateis 'gratiae'
βρατωμ 'mūnus'
bardus
bard 'bardus' <*gwr2b1.-barnu
d(h)o-s
'proclamō'; bardd
'bardus'
* cerō
queran 'suspirāre'
koreay 'morior'
5.5.-karussiya'sileō'; kariya 'sistō'
grṇā́ti, grṇītḗ; gūrtíḥ=grātēs 'laus'
gūrtá-ḥ=grātus
deirian
loidoreisqai (Hes.) 5.3.-aibi-g∂r∂nte 3p
5.4.-kardam
'clamor'
korts 'febris'
* ceru
* cérurom
qaírrus 'mitis'
uerū
berrum
* césneumi
1b2.-berva
'uerua', berus
'ueribus'
n
bi(u)r 'hasta'
2b1, b2, b3.-berf
biror/biolar
kresso
bás <*gwōs-to-?
krūt, Kraut?
'herba'
3a2.-krūd <*krūdā
jvarati; jvara- 'febris'
qaíru 'pālus'
qist 'ruina';
'mors'
qistjan 'ruinō'
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bruw? 'germinō';
embruon 'germen'
žena
6.9.-genna
gora
6.3.-gìre, girià 'id'
6.4.-garš 'silua'
5.4.-korusanem 'ruō';
* cerjō
TOK A.-käm, kum, B käm-, kam-,
śem
6.3.-gróbas 'ilia'
girí-ḥ <*gʷrH-i-.
deiras;
boreas 'aquilō'
5.3.-gairi-
* ceri
kurre 'id'
3a3.-kuirr, kyrr 'id'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* célwonom
ueniō, conj.
aduenam
4.-familia graeca
6.3.-gùrty 'decedō'
ToA kur, B kwär
'senescō'
grano, грано
'uersus,
conuersātiō'
6.3.-giriù, gìrti
6.4.-dzir̃ties
6.3.-žiūrḗti 'speciō'
6.4.-žũrêt 'nictō'
5.3.-grava- 'hasta'
jásate 'esuriō'
ugasiti; úžas? 'pauor'
5.5.-kist
To. A
sbennumi
6.3.-gesaũ, gèsti
asbestos 'inexting.'
pret. kaksā- <
6.4.-dzisu, dzist
*kakäsā-
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* ceudhos
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
quispel 'brocha';
uespicēs
questa, Quast
'gerra'
be(i)the <*betuyā
'buxus'
bitūmen, betulla
būbināre
buadraim 'conturbō'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
bostrucos
guṣpitá 'entramado'
6.5.-gwozd 'silua'
orientālis
'caesariēs'
2b1.-bedw <*betuā
cuti, Kitt 'gluten'
'b'
3a2.-cwudu
2b2.-bedewen
'mastix'
'popl.'
3a3;-kvāða
2b3.-bezuen 'betula'
játu 'gumma'
ogaviti `vexāre'
quad, Kot
3a2.-cwēad,
squash 'quatiō'
2b1.-budr
'immundus'
gáditь
'polluō'
6.3.-geda 'dedecus'
6.3.-gaĩsas 'lux
faikos lampros
(Hes.); faidros,
faidimos 'clārus';
* chaisos
CELTIB.-(g. pl.)
kueðontikum ?
* chedhjō
* cheldi
wh
guidid <*g edhje/o
uediíumí ?
2b1.-
fel
* chendō
fendō
galla
3a3.-gildra/i
'pedica'
gonim 'feriō'
guin 'uulnus'
gonim 'feriō' 3ª
dē-, of-fendō
poqew 'desiderō'
qessasqai 'implorō'
gweddi 'rogātiō'
* chelō
* chenmi
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zhlici, zlici
(e)qelw
želěti, želati
fonos 'nex'
qeinw <*ghwenjō
'tundō'
gund-fano 'uexillum'
3a2.-gūð 'proelium'
3a3.-gunnr, guðr 'i.'
* chentis
6.4.-gaišs 'clārus'
colos
fonos 'nex'
qeinw 'tundō'
2n1.-gwan(u)
'quatiō'
2b2.gwane 'id'
2b3.-goan- 'id'
caelestis'; giẽdras 'c'
hanmi, pf. jaghāna
'necō'
5.5.kunatar 'nex'
hanti, pf. jaghāna
ženǫ, goniti,
'necō'; int. jañghanti,
gъnati 'agō'
des. jighāṃsati
6.3.-genù, giñti
5.4.-ganem, jnjem 'q.'
'id'; geniù, gìnti
5.5.-kuenz, pl.
'dēfendō'
kunanzi; kunatar 'nex'
hanti-
6.3.-gintìs 'pugna,
dēfensiō'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
fo-geir;geirid;
gorim; gor 'calor, pus'
* cherō
* chislom
* chl̥nō
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-gori 'alō'
2b3.-gor 'calor'
gor 'stercus'
3a2.-gyre 'id'
qeromai 'calefiō'
ghṛṇṓti 'luceō'
5.4.-jernum 'calefiō'
qeros 'aestās'
epipoqia
'animus' <*gwhodhjom
diafassein diafain. ALB.-dukem 'speciō,
fwy faos (Hes)? uideor'; duk 'aspectus'
5.4.-jain < *ǵhwonjo-,
fwnh 'et uox'
ToB.-kene 'musica'
*ǵhwn̥jo-?
ALB.-zë 'et uox'
fax, arc. facēs;
facētus, facētia
* chonos
afenos 'abundantia'
euqenhs 'diuēs'
parqenos? 'uirgō'
* chonós
formus
* chornos
fornus, furnus,
fornāx
goirt
warm
3a2.warm 3a3.-garmr
ALB.-zjarm 'calor,
wh
gorn 'ignis'
w
<g hrensnā 'sōl'
ghaná- 'densus, massa'
5.4.-yogn 'multum'
5.6.-āganiš
žvãkė 'candēla'
zvonъ
gone(je)ti 'sufficiō'
6.3.-ganà 'satis'
6.4.-gana 'id'
gorikъ
wh
<g órmo- 'canis
cerberus'
grís 'ignis';
grían (gréne)
* chrensós
požarъ 'incendium'
6.3.-gãras
'uapor, dēsiderium'
6.3.-ginčià 'et
dēfensiō'
hatyā-
3a3.-geð, gjed
guide 'prex'
* chormós
háras- 'ardor'
5.4.-jer 'et sūdum'
grějǫ, grěti;
goritъ, goreti 'ūrō';
žariti
hváratē 'uiet'; hválati, zъlъ 'malus'
fhlow, falow;
hruṇāti 'errat'
6.3.-; žvalùs
faluptei mwrainei
5.3.-zbar∂mna 'obliquus'; pažvil-ti,
(Hes)
'tortus'; zūrah 'fallācia'
-au 'nitor'
3a2.-gūðea
* choris
6.-familia slava
ži-ca ; žila 'uēna'
5.4.-jil 'corda, monīle' 6.3.-gijà; gýsla 'id'
6.4.-dzi(k)sla 'id'
fallō, falsus; fallax
* chodhjā
* chr̥jō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
2b1;-gi-au
'tendōnes, ligāmina'
fīlum
* chn̥tjā
* chōks
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
gerwen 'praeparō'
3a2.-gierwan 'id'
2b1.-gor
'incubātiō, pus'
* cheros
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6.4.-gar̂me 'id'
qermassa <*-mṇtia- pada- 'mensis q.'
wh
5.4.-jerm <*gwhermó'furnus'
<*g ormóghṛṇá- 'ignis' 5.4.jernum 'calefiō'
ghramsá- 'insolātiō,
splendor'; grīsmá'aestās'
5.5.-kururiyahh'bellum agō'; kurur
'hostīlis, hostīlitās';
grъnъ, gorn 'ăēna'
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
jígāti 'it'
baïd 'moritur' <*gwH22b1.-bad 'pestis'
yeti, do·bá; pf. at2b3.-bad 'torpēdō'
bath; bás (n)
* cícāmi
* cijā
1b2.-bio
uireō
bith (betho) <*-tu-;
bethu (bethad)
<*gwīwotut-
uita
2b1.-bys
2b2.-bis, bes
2b3.-biz
Biturīges 'rēges m.'
2b1.-byd
'mundus', bywyd
2b2.-bit/bys 'id'
2b3.-bed 'id'
biotos; bioth
'substantia'
bivus 'uīuōs'
* cīwotos
beo
2b1, 2b2.-biw 'pecu'
2b1.-2b2.-byw
2b3.-beo
w
'perierit'
vultur, voltu(us)
conuenti-ō
* cobhōn
būfō ū? <*dial.
* coinos
qius
zwos
jīvá-
TOK.-śaiyye
'capra, ouis'
zwon
5.5.-LUW huitumar
quelan 'patī'
3a2.-cwelan
2b2.-bal 'pestis' 'morior'; cwellan
'necō'
at·baill 'perit' <*eks- 2b1.-aballu 'pereō'
uallessit ?
id-g aln
kúmbennieís (g.)
6.3.-gyvókas
'uīuus'
bios
beath(aidhe)ach
* cl̥turós
* cm̥tis
6.3.- iguju, iguti
'assequī'
jīvita5.3.- životъ
6.3..-gyvatà
gaeqā 'mundus,
6.4.-dzĩtu
opes, domus'
jīvaka- (*-ko suff. a
nōmine uel adiect.)
* cīwos
uīuus
jinā́ti ; jáyati 'uincit'
jyā́yān 'potens'
5.3.-zināt̃ 'nocēt'
5.6.-adināt 'sustulit'
zwisila? 'rāmus,
furca'
3a3.-kvistr 'rāmus'
uīuax (-ācis)
* cīwós
lit. dial. góti 'īre'
ALB.-ngā 'currō'
<*ganiō
jīrá- 'uiuāx, celer'
bisi ega 'stiriae'
* cītā
* cl̥nāmi
bia 'uis'; biaw
'obligō'
3a3.-kveita
* cistis
* cīwāks
bibw; bibhmi, aor. KHOT.-jsāte<*ǰagāebhn bibazw 'uadō' 5.4.-kam 'stō' (=a.i.
aor. agām 'iī'
3a3.-kvē
* cínāmi
* cīrós
6.-familia slava
cumft
Quappe 'piscis q.'
3a2.-quab 'palūs'
obelos 'uerō';
belwnh 'cuspis'
5.4.-kelem
'tormentō'; kel <gwelno-/so-/Ho- 'uulnus'
5.5.-guls- 'pingō'
gaqumþs 'conut.'
blosuros; -wpis
basis
živъ
6.3.-gývas
životъ
6.3.-gývulis
žalь 'dolor'
6.3.-gélti 'pungere';
gìlti 'indolescere';
giltine 'mors'
gáti-ḥ
5.4.-kaw (-oy) 'argilla'
žaba 'rāna'
6.9.-gabawo 'būfō'
jīna-; jīla-ḥ
'conductus'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
adelfeos
<*sṃdelfesos;
adelfos
boros
bot, bod 'pēnis'
bottos 'axis' 2b1.quast, haste 'hasta'
both 'axis'
quedan 'id'
3a2.-cweðan,
* cotejō
quoth
3a3.kveða 'id'
quiti 'uulua'
3a2.-cwidele
'pustula, varix'
3a3.-kviðr,
kviðugr
bél 'labrum'
<*gwetlos?
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
sá-garbhya-ḥ
'couterīnus'
5.3.-gar∂wa; g∂r∂buš
'pullus'
aja-gara- '*capriuorus'
alb.-ghethi ? 'folium'
žrebe 'pullus equī'
6.3.-gara
gvozdь 'clāuus'
6.6.-g(w)ózdź
gadati ? 'dīcit'
5.4.-koč̣em
qiþan 'dīcit'; un-
'uocō, inuit'
5.6.-žāy°m,
žam
qēþs 'inenarrābilis'
qiþus 'stomachus;
uenter';
qiþuhaftō
'praegnans'
gū-thạ; guváti 'cacat',
* coucis
6.-familia slava
gárbhah 'mātrix'
carni-uorus
botulus <1b
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
kilbur, chilburra,
Kalb
3a2.cilforlamb 'agna
māter'; calf
uolua
1a2.-galba
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* cotlós
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būbināre
gūnam 'cacatum'
5.3.-gū-qa5.4..-ku, koy `
govno;
guditi 'calumniar'
(dh)
<< coudhros
ennea-boios 'nouem gávya-, gavyácum bubus'
5.4.-kogi 'butyrum'
* cowijós
* cówqolos
buachaill
2b1.-bugail
2b2-2b3.-bugel
boukolos
gáuḥ (g. góḥ , loc.
* cows
bōs
bó (bou)
* cowstā́s
CELTIB.-poustom
* cr(āw)ús
* crətos
chuo
grauis
bair; baire 'grāuitās'
bruth 'pndus'
2b1.-bryw 'robur,
robustus'
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kaúrjan 'onerō'
gávi)
5.3.- *govędo
bous
gāus
5.4.- 6.4.-guws, guovs
gov, kov
5.5.ToA.-ko, B.-keu
*guwau
boustas
goṣṭhágurú> gárīyān, gāriṣṭha
barus; barunw
6.3.-gùrstu, gùrti
'onerō'; ubris<ud5.3.-gouru'remittō' (uentus)
g; bebarhotes
5.4.-karem 'possum'
6.4.-grũts 'grauis'
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* crājō
uorō, uorāgō,
gurguliō
* cr̥dos
gurdus
* crātós
grātus
* crā́wenus
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-breuad
'uermes'
4.-familia graeca
bibrwskw, bora
'esca'; baraqron
'guttur'
querdar, Köder
'cibus laqueī'
2b1.-breuan
2b2.-brou
3a2.-quern
6.-familia slava
orientālis
bradus 'lentus'
bró, bráo, bráu
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
kuairnus
2b3.-breo
TOK B.-kärweñe
<*gwr̥H2wonjo'lapis'
giráti, giláti, grṇā́ ti;
pоžъrǫ, požreti;
galá- 'guttur' 5.3.jarait; garəδan- 5.4.- grъlo 'guttur'
k`erem 'abradō'; ker,
6.3.-geriù, gérti
kur 'esca'; kokord
grъdъ 'superbus'
6.3.-gurdùs 'lassus'
6.4.-dzirts
gūrtáh
'exsultātus'
grāvan5.4.-erkan
žrъnъvi, žrǔny
6.3.-gìrnos
<< cr̥cestjom
* cr̥cots
quer(e)kela,
querka
3a3.-kverk 'tōlēs'
gurges, gurguliō,
gurgustium
derh <gwerwā
'collum'
brommach
* crebhos
gárgara;grīvā́
'collum'̣
nigalgalīti/jalgulīti
'uorat'
griva 'iuba'
6.3.-gargaliúoju
'stertō'
brefos
<*gwrombhāko
grustь 'cūra';
brón 'cūra'
*<brugnos
* creughos
bráge, brágae
'collus'
* croghos
* crotsos
grossus
* croughnos
bras
brón
* crús
grus
* crutā
grauitās
2b1.-brwyn
'mordens dolior'
2b1.abalbrouannou
2b2.-briansen
'guttur'
2b3.Brehant
2b1, b2, b3.-bras
2b1.-brwyn
tri-garanus
(Taruos) 2b1-b3.garan
brucw 'ringor'
krage
brocqos 'guttur'
brucw 'ringor'
chranuh
3a2.-cran
kauriÞa
* dā
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5.4.-krunk
baruths
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6.3.-gráužiu,
gráužti 'id'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
dā́ti, dyáti; dātár
* daimoi
fo-dálim ? 'seiungō'
daiomai; daitus,
teil 'pars' ; Zeit, zīt
dails<*dailos
daitron 'portiō'
'tempus' *<daitis
'pars'; RUNdaitros 'dīuīsor';
3a2.-dǣl, tīd
da[i]liþun 'diuidēre' dainumi 'hospitiō'
'aestus'
danos 'usūra';daimwn
arcanto-danos
'monetārius'
zīt, Zeit <*tidiz
3a2.-tīd, tima; tide
'aestus', time 3a3.-
* daitis
* daiwēr
* dakru
time; tīð 'id'
zeihhur
3a2.-tācor
leuir
lacrima<dacruma
2a1.-dér
2a3.-deór
dám <*dāmā
'comitātus'
* dāmos
ALB.-ditë 'diēs'
2b1.-deigr
2b2.-dagrow (pl.)
2b3.-dacrlon
(ūdus)
zahar, trahin,
Träne
3a2.téar
2b1.-dauu 'cliens'
2b2.-dof gener
delъ ? 'pars'
5.4.- ti (tioy) 'aetās'
dahr
devár5.4.-taygr
deverь
6.3.-dëverìs
dakru
áśru- *<H2ekru5.3.-asrū5.4.-artawsr
5.5.-ishahru <*skw
6.3.-ašarà, ãšara
TOK A.-ākär
dhmos, damos
'populus'
2b3.-deuff
Dānuvius, Condate
'confluens'; Donwy
(*dānuuiā)
* dānus
tagr
'diuīsor'; dā́tu,
dātrám 'distribūtiō';
dā́tram 'falx' diná,
ditá 'dīuīsus'
5.4.-dāra
'salārium'
Danaoi; dhmas
'adeps animālis'
dā-na 'fluxus horm.
(elephantiacum)'
Don,Dnieper,Dnies
5.3.-dānu 'flūmen,
tr <Danaprius,
fluxus'
5.4.Danastius <*apara
tamuk 'madidus';
* nazdyatamkanam 'madefiō'
5.5.-dame(n)k- 'pluō'
<< dápnāmi
* dapnom
* daps
damnum
dúan <dH2pno'poëma' <*oblātiō
daps, damnum
3a3.-tafn 'hostia'
dapanh 'impensa';
dapanaw 'insūmō'
tappen 'decerpō'
3a2.-tappen 'tundō'
3a3.-tapa 'perdō'
daptw<*dapiw
'scindō'
5.4.- taun, tawn
<dapni 'festa'
5.5.-tappala 'coquus'
dāpayati 'diuidit'
5.4.- taun, tawn
<dapni 'festa'
TOK A.-tāp 'ēdit'
<< dáwētā
* dáwetus
duellum
dóud 'incendium'
davathu 'inflammātiō'
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occidentālis
dēmum, dēnique
dat
1b2.-daetom
dí
'delictum'
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-deifio, cynnud zuschen 'ūrō'
'id' -gr. da(e)los
3a2.-tēona m.,
2b3.- tēone 'damnum'
devi, keuneud 'id'
3a3.-deleō'
6.-familia slava
daiw; dais 'taeda'; dunṓti, dāvayati 'urit'; 6.3.-džiáuti 'siccō'
dū 'damnum'; doman- <dyēw 'caelum' ?
duh 'damnum';
dueros 'miser';
'incendium'
6.4.-žaut
duowsi 'ruinant'
CHWAR.-θ’wȳ'id'
dahqmos
'incendium'
2b1.-di, y, i
2b2.-the
tađa 'tunc' ;kadā́ ,
yadā́ 'cum'
zādal < *dē-tlom
'paupertās'
2b3.-di
5.3.-tađa, yađa 'id'
defw, deyw;
difqera 'corium'
depsō <deyw
zittaroh
3a2.teter
Zecke
3a2.-ticia, tick;
* dedrus
dega (degaid)
'blatta quercinea'
* deghā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
connad, condud
<*komdauto
'cremium'
dē, dēterior,
* debhō
2.-familia celtica
dóím 'ūrō'; dōud
'incendium' = ai.
davathu; connad,
condud 'cremium'
bellum, arc.
duellum
<*dáwetlom
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dadruka- 'eruptiō
cutanea, lepra q.'
kudá 'quo, ubi',
tade 'inde', jeda
'cum'
6.3.tadà 'tunc'
6.5.-depim,-iti
'flīgō'
6.6.-deptać 'calcō'
6.3.- dedervinẽ '
5.4.-ti
tickle 'titillāre'
<< deikmn̥
* deikō
dīcō
* deikos
cf. dicis causā
* deiktis
dictiō
<< deiwā
* déiwijos
dius, diuus
* deiwos
deus (dīuī)
* deiwotāts
deitās
* deiwots
dīues
zīhan, zeigen
3a2.-teon 'pūniō';
tæcan, teach 'doceō'
zīch 'forum'.
3a2.-tīg, tīh
'pratum' 3a3.-teigr
'fundus'
in/bi-ziht
deíkum, deicum
teitu, deitu 'dicitō'
'accusātiō' 3a2.tiht 'id'
déa
deívaí (diuae)
dia (dé)
ga-teihan
diśáti, dideṣṭi
5.3.deiknumi,
dāiš 2s. iniunct. 5.5.dikh 'mōs, iustitia'
tekkuššanumi
dikh 'mōs, iustitia';
cf. fugh uersus
fugade
deśá-ḥ 'locus' ; diś-,
diśā 'directiō'
deixis 'indicātiō'
5.3.-ādišti-š <*dikti'indicātiō'
dios
Deuognata
Zīo
2b1.-duiu-tit 'caput 3a2.-Tīwes-dæg
d.'
3a3.-tivar
divyáh
dēvá-s
5.3.-daēvō
'daemonium'
devátāt
divъ
6.3.-dëvas
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dechmad
* dekējō
decet, decus,
dignus; dīscō,
doceō
tiçit 'decet'
dech 'optimus'
* dekm̥
decem
1b2.-desen-(duf)
'duo-decim'
deich n-
* dékm̥tulos
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* dekai
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orientālis
decametos,
occidentālis
* dekos
doceō
decus
decometos
2b1.-degfed
6.-familia slava
daśamadāṣti, dāśnóti
'honorat'; daśā́
decomai 'accipiō';
'stātus, fātum'; dāś
dokei moi 'censeō'
'uenerātiō';
dīkšatē
4.2.-dekomai 'id'
4.8.-de-ko-to
'sacer fit'
/dek(s)to/; de-ka- 5.4.-etes 'uīdit'
sa-to /deksato/
5.6.-das∂m 'patrim.';
dāšta- 'adeptus'
2b1.-deg
2b2.-2b3.-dek
zehan, zehn
3a2.-tien, tyn
taíhun
deka
dáśa
daktulos
5.5.-kalulupa
decomai
4.2.dekomai 'id'
4.8.-de-ko-to
/dek(s)to/; de-kasa-to /deksato/
3a2.-tigɵian, tīɵian
cf. tiçit 'decet'
'conferō'?
dech, deagh
'optimus'; dea-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
digitus, digitulus
cf. decet, dīscō,
4.-familia graeca
decetъ
6.3.-dẽšimt
dāṣti, dāśnóti
'honorat'
5.4.-tesi, etes 'uīdī(t)'
5.5.-dāki, takkanzi
'uideor'
5.6.-das∂m 'patrimon.'
dositi 'inueniō
daśasyáti <*dekesje/o- 'honorat' 5.3.dasəma- 'reuerentia'
Dago- <*dego
2b1, b2.-da 'bonus'
<< deksis
dess
* deksiwós
* déksiteros
Dexsiua, Dexiva
2b1.-deheu, deau
2b2.-dyghow, dyow
2b3.-dehou
zeso, zesawēr
taíhswa
dexter
dexios
4.8.-de-ki-si-wo
dákṣiṇa-, dakṣiṇá-
desnъ
5.3.-dašina-
6.3.-dẽšinas
dexiteros
zalōn; zala
'computus'
3a2.-talian; talk
'loquor'; tæl
'computus'
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5.4.-toɫ 'linea'; toɫem
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dolābra; dōlium;
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delb<delwā 'figūra';
dolba(i)d 'format'
2b1.-delu, delw 'id'
fo-dālim ?
2b2.-del
Seiungīō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
daidalos,
daidaleos 'artibus
creātum';
dhleomai 'deleō'
toll(e) 'extremum
ramī'; Zoll 'limēs';
Zelt 'tentorium'
delvi (dъlъvi)
dálati, dāláyati
daṇḍá 'ferula'
5.4.-tal 'impres,
uersus'
'dōlium'; delъ?
'pars'
6.3.dylù, dìlti
6.4.delu, dil̃t
<< demos
zimbar, zimmer
* demō
'lignum, cubiculum'
* demtis
dét 'dispositiō,
2b1.-dant 'indolēs,
indolēs' <*dm̥to-
temperāmentum'
* denkō
ga-timan
3a2.-timber 'id'
Zunft 'gremium'
dens (dentis),
dentum (g. pl.
Var.)
dét/déad <*Pcelt.
*danto-
2b1.-2b3.-dant
2b2.-dans
zand, Zahn
3a2.-tōþ, tooth
daknw *dṇk-nṓ;
aor. edakon
tunþus
odwn
dáśati, pf. dadáṃśa
5.3.- tiži-dastra
(adv.)
dántam (ac. sing.),
datáh (gen. sing.)
desna
6.3.-dantìs, dantu
(g. pl.)
5.3.-daxs'considerō'´; daxsta'qālitās, signum
5.5.-tekkussiizerben, zirben
3a2.-tearflian
'rotō'; torfian
'iaciō'; turf
* derbhō
* derō
ToAB.-tsäm'crescō'; ToA.śamantär 3pl
dámsasdhnea (H.)
'prodigium'; dasrá'diuinātiōnes';
'prodigiōsus'
daifrwn 'sensātus'
5.3.-daŋra 'habilis'
* deqsjō
* derghō
KHOT.-pa-dīmäte
'facit'
LUW.tamata 'construxit'
cf. demnion 'lectus'
<*dm̥-tizangar 'ācer', zāhi
'tenax', Zange
'forfex'
3a2.-tang, tōh,
tange
* densō
* dentis
demw
4.8.-de-me-o-te
/demehontes/
zarga 'arista'
dremm <drghsmos
2b2.-targe
2b3.-dramm 'fascis'
'multitūdō hominum'
'litterāle'
3a3.targa 'id'
zeran, verzehren;
2b1, 2b2, 2b3.-darn
Zorn 'īra' ; trennen
'portiō' (a.i. dīrná-)
3a2.-teran, torn
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darph<darfh
'corbis'
u-dorobь 'aula'
5.3.-d∂r∂uda 'fascis'
5.4.-torn
'funiculus, laqueus'
dorób'ić
'torquere'
derébitь 'ēuellere'
drassomai 'capiō';
5.4.- trc̣ak <derghsodracmh; drax
'magnibus fascibus'
'manus'
dis-taíran, gataíran 'abscindō'
derw , deirw
'glūbō'; derma
'pellis'; dardainw
dṛnāti 'explōdit';
5.3.-dar∂dar5.4.-terem
dero, dьrati
6.3.- derù, diriù,
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dā́ru (dróḥ, drúṇaḥ,
* deru
* deukō
dair, daur 'robur';
drūtas 'fortis'
dron<drunós 'fixus'; 2b1.-dâr/derwen
derb 'certus'; drúi
2b2.-dar
'druida'
2b3.-derv-enn
dūrus<drūrus ?
dūcō, dux; arc.
ab-doucit
non to-ucc
3a2.-trēo, tree
ziohan, ziehen
3a2.-tēon
dygaf 'afferō'
triu 'arbōs'
tiuhan
dāroḥ, dāruṇaḥ)
doru (doros,
'lignum'
; dárvih 'ligula'
doratos); dendron
<*derdrewom
5.3.-dāuru (dravš)
'arbos'
drus
5.4.-tarr 'materia'
<*dru-H2 'quercus'
tram 'fixus'
5.5.-taru, dat. taruui
Hes: daidukesqai,
elkesqai
drevo 'lignum,
arbos'
6.3.dervà 'lign. pinī';
drūtas 'fortis'
ToB.-or <*doru
<< deuks
3a2.-teorian
<tiuzōn 'cessō'
* deusō
* dew
dūrō, dūrāre;
dūdum, dum
cundrad
<*condūrad
'contractus'
doe <*dōuio'lentus'
* dhəmis
famēs, ad fatim,
fatigō, fatiscō
ro-deda 'contabuit'
<*dhuH?
* dhəmelós
famulus, familia
famelo 'familia'
1b2.-fameřias 'id'
* dhəmos
famulus, familia
famelo 'familia'
1b2.-fameřias 'id'
dūsáyati
5.5.-tuhs 'desinō'
dūráh, comp.
dávīyas 'longinquus';
dūtá 'nuntius' ;doṣa
dhn <*dwā́ n 'diū,
'egestās';
5.3.olim'; dhron
duvaištam
'longaeuus'
'diutissime' ̣dūraē 'id';
(heterocl. ṛ / ṇ )
5.4.-tevem 'dūrō',
4.3.-dan, daron 'id' tew '-ātiō'
5.5.tuwa <*dwH2yo;
tuhhuszi 'separat'
dew, deuw 'careō' ;
deutatos
3&2.-tēorian, tire
'fatigō''
dave, davnó
'olim'; davьnъ
'antiquus'
3a2.-demm <*dhəmi'damnum'
qemelia
dhāman- 'sedēs,
famulī'
<< dhətis
* dhabhros
gedēfe 'opportūnus'
ga-daban 'opportet'
3a3.-dafna
gadōf 'id'
faber, effāfilātus
5.4.-darbin ?
'ferrārius' dhṛbhino? / dhH2bhrono- ?
'habilis'
* dhanus
* dhchínāmi
dhanu.- 'arcus'
5.5.-tanau-
tanna 'ilex'
* dhaunos
faunus
situs ? 'paedor'
* dhchitis
3a2-Dēana 'tribus
q'
ILLYR.-Daunī
tinaim, tinaid, ·tin ?
2b3.-tinsot? 'sparsit'
af-dauiÞs 'afflictus' qaunon qerion (Hes) 5.3.-dvaidī 'premimus'
fqinw 'consumor'
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6.3.-dabnùs
'ornātus'
davítь 'opprimō'
kṣáyati, kṣinóti,
kṣinā́ ti 'dēlet'
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dabhnṓti 'ferit, fallit';
atembw 'afflictō,
dēcipiō'
* dhebhō
* dhebhús
* dhechō
foueō, febris,
daig (daiged) 'ignis'
fōmes
2b3.-devi 'cremō'
VEN.-deda
'matertera'
* dhēdhjos
dac, Tag 'id'
3a2.-dǽg 'id'
dags 'diēs' fidurdōgs 'quatriduus'
2b1.-deddf
'decrētum, lex'
* dheghom
humus
daig (dega, post.
daiged) 'ignis'
fīgō, fīuō
1b2.-fiktu 'figitō'
fē-mina, fē-lix,
fellāre, fīlius
1b2.-feliuf, filiu
'lactantes'
žegǫ, žešti
6.3.degù, dègti 6.4.daglas 'crēmātūra'
dáhati 'cremat'
5.3.-dažaiti 'id'
dědъ; djádja 'id'
6.3.-dẽde/̃dis
'patr.' 5.4.-dèds
'senex'
teqmos
dú (don) 'locus'
* dheghwis
tefra 'cineres'
qeios 'petruus';
thqh 'auia'; Qetis
deite, teite,
* dhedhmós
* dheicō
2b1.-deifio 'adūrō'
dabhrá 'dēminūtus'
5.3.-d∂b∂nao- 'fallō'
5.5.-tepu 'paruus';
tepnu- 'minuō, temnō'
dabhrá 'dēminūtus;
ádbhuta 'mīrus'
5.5.-tepu 'paruus'
cqwn
ksam-
6.3.-zẽme
5.5.-tekan
TOK B.-teki
'aegrotās'
DEGO(S)
Deich, Teich
'excavātiō'
3a2.-dīc 'fossus,
canālis'
sfiggw ? 'premō'
6.3.-dýgstu, dýgti,
díegiu, díegti
6.4.-diêgt
ToB.-tsākam ?
'mordet'
<< dhéicodhlā
* dheimi
* dhejō
denim 'sūgō',
den(a)id <dhināti
del 'tetta'
caus. daddjan
qhsato 'suxit'
qhlus
'fēmina'
1b2.-feia 'faciat'
bi-telpan, telben
3a2.-delfan, delve
* dhelbhō
dhayāmi, dháyati;
dhinṓti 'alit'
5.4.-diem
5.5.-tiyaToA.-śalpatär
'annihilātur, fulminātur'
cf. dhānā́ḥ 'grānum,
* dhēlēiks
fēlīx, fēnus, -oris,
fēnum, fēcundus
cf. dhttai kriqai
(Hes.) <dhēkya
2b1.-dal(a) 'stigma'
* dhēlgs
falx
delg 'spīna'
2b2.-delc
'monīle'
pecunia;'
5.3.-cf. dānōkarša
'formīca q.'
caus. dojiti
де́ну, де́ю, деть
dolbitь 'caelāre'
6.3.-(nu)-delbti
6.3.-cf. dúona
'pānis'
6.4.cf. duõna 'id'
tolch, Dolch
3a2.-dalc 'Spange'
3a3.-
6.3.-dal̃gis 'falx';
dilgùs 'acerbus'
dalkr 'acus'
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2.-familia celtica
latīnē
aliae linguae
occidentālis
fīlius; fēlō, -āre.,
fētus, fēta
1b2.-feliuf, filiu
`lactantes'
del 'tetta, delech
'lacte'
* dhelō
dellrad 'splendor'
* dhēlós
del <*dhelos, dínu
<*dhḗnumi, dinid
'sūgit'
* dhēmn̥
* dhemō
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orientālis
occidentālis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
tila 'tetta'
3a3.-dilkr
'agellus'
ge-telle 'pulcher'
3a2.-deall 'praeclār.'
3a3.-Mardoll,
Dellingr
3a2.-delu <*-lā
3a3.-del, däl (dial.)
<*dhelos
tuom 'iudicium,
2b1.-deddf <-dhmā
mōs, status' -ō'decrētum, lex' (cf.
3a2.-dōm
dedhmós)
'opiniō'
timber, timmer 'o.';
dampf 'uapor'
'3a3.-daam
'obscūrus et
arōma'
4.-familia graeca
qhlus 'femina'
6.3.-pirmdelẽ
dhārú- 'lactans'
'prīmō parens'
5.5.-LYC
6;4.-dêls
tideimi<LUW *tittaimi
'fīlius'
5.4.-delin, 'clārus'
6.4.-dẽls (dẽla)
<*dhēlós
dōms 'iudicium,
fama' <*-ō-
qhma 'conditiō';
qemis 'lex, iustitia'
qemeros, semnos
'obscūrus'
dhā́man- 'et lex,
6.3.-domẽ,
cubiculum'
domesỹs 'attentiō'
5.3.-dāman-, dąmandhámati 'inflat'
5.3.-dāđmainya'turgens'
5.6.-dam 'atimus'
dъmo, doti 'inflō'
6.3.dumiù, dùmti 'id'
<< dhḗmonā
daingen 'robustus';
dingid, fording
'premit, supprimit'
<*dheigh?
* dhenghō
* dhēnom
dengyn 'barbarus'
<*dangeno-
tunga 'stercus',
Düngung
3a2.-dung
'stercus,
geniceum, carcer'
faenum; faenus;
ae non ē cf.
paeminōsus
dǫga 'arcus'
6.3.-degiu, dengti
'tegō'; dangus
'caelum'
TOK B.-В tāno
'frūmentum'
dhānā́ ḥ 'frūmentum',
dhttai
dhānyá- 'id et diuēs',
dhanin, dhanika 'di.' 6.3.-dúona 'pānis'
aieptismenai
5.3.-dānō6.4.- duõna 'pānis'
kriqai <*dhē-k-i̯ ākarša- 'formīca q.'
(Hes)
5.6.-dāna 'grānum'
<< dhēnos
* dherbhō
* dherghnos
verderben 'ruinō'
3a2.-deorfan
effāfilātus?; faber
nisī <*gwhbhro-
fragum ?
draigen
2b1.-draen/drain
2b3.-dréan
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tirnpauma 'cornea'
5.4.-derbuk 'rudis'
tercnos 'ramulus'
drākṣā 'ūua'
6.3.-dìrbu, dìrbti
'laborō'
deren 'cornus'
6.3.-drìgnes
'Hyosciamus'
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* dherghō
fortis, arc. forctus
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fortis 'potius'
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occidentālis
dringid 'ascendit';
dréimm 'scālātiō'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
terken 'polluō'
derg
6.-familia slava
dṛ́ṁhati, -dhṛk
'tenens' (in comp.)
5.3.-drǝnǰaiti;
dražaitē 'tenet'; dōrεšt
TOK A tränk-, B
trenk- 'adhaerō'
держу́, держа́ть
'teneō'
ToA tärkär, B tarkär
3a2.-deork, dark
<PTch *tärkär 'nūbēs'
druosana
'ferment.' 3a2.drosne/a 'id'
3a3.-dregg
fraces (faēcēs,
floccēs)
1a1.-drasica
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
2b1.-dringo 'scālō'
* dherkō
qrassw 'sollicitō'
tarach '-ūdō'
zurch 'caca'
* dhermi
cf. firmus, frēnus,
frēnum, ferē,
fermē
* dhēs
fēriae, arc. fēsiae; fíísnam 'templum'
1b2.-fesnaf-e
festus, fānum
<*dhH1sno-; fas(tus)
'in fanum'
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2b1.-emdrit
'decens"; dryd
'parsimoniōsus'
qeos <*dhH1os
'deus'; qea
<*dhH1sā 'dea'
conditiō
3a2.-dǣd, deed
toug, taugt 'id';
tuht 'habilitās'
3a2.-dēag 'id';
gedīegan 'superāre'
dual 'sufficiens';
duan 'crēber'
* dheughō
; doughty 'ualens'
3a3.-duga
'iuuāre'
* dheukō
faunus
dhāráyati; sadhríyqranos, qrhnus,
аñc'concentror'
qronos <*qornos?
'scamnum'; qwrax; dhāraka- 'recipiens'
aqroos
5.3.-dārayeiti
'concentrātus'
5.4.-dadar 'quiēs'
tarnen 'cēlō'
3a2.-darian, tarry
'maneō'
3a2-Dēana 'tribus
q'
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'peccātum'
qesis
daug <*dhoughe
'ūtile est'
teucw 'dispōnō,
praeparō, faciō';
teucos
'equipāmentum'
4.8.-te-tu-ko-wo-a2
'facta'
padoroga
'tempestās'
6.3.-dérgia 'est
malum tempus';
der̃kti 'polluō' -rkdroska <dhṛghskā
'fermentum'
6.3. drages
<*dhr∂ghiās 'id'
6.3.-der̃kti
6.4.-dā̀̀rks
'eq.pictu.'
dórog ? 'cārus,
oner.'
6.3.-derù/réti
'fungor'
darãu, darýti 'faciō'
dhiṣṇya- 'deuōtus'
5.4.-di-k
<dhēses 'dī'
vásudhiti- 'mūnificentia'
5.3.-zrazdāti 'fidēs'
dúžij 'robustus'
6.3.-daũg 'multum'
dáuginti
'augēre'; per daug
'nimis'
duháti,dógdhi
'mulgeō'
5.3.-handugā
'promulgātiō'
af-dauiÞs 'afflictus' qaunon qerion (Hes) 5.3.-dvaidī 'premimus'
davítь 'opprimō'
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* dheunos
aliae linguae
fūnus ; fūnestus
* dhewō
* dhghjesi
herī, here
homō
* dhghomōn
<*dhghm̥(m)on-, ar.
hemō; humus
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
dīth <*dhwītu- 'fīnis,
mors'
touwen, 'morior'
3a2.- dōian, die
<*đaujen<*dha̍ui̯en- 'id'
diwans
<*dhéwono'mortālis';
dauþus 'mors'
dóe? 'mare'
<*dheuiā
tou, Tau<dawwa
3a2.-dēaw
3a3.dogg(doggwar)
in-dé
humuns
1b2.-homonus 'ibus'
duine <*dhghomjo-
orientālis
2b1.-doe
2b2.-doy/de
2b3.-dech/deac'h
-gdonio
gestaron
2b1.-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ádhvanīt 'exstinguit'
(apo-)qnhskw
dhvāntá'morior';
'obscūrus'
qanatos; teqnhka
5.3'mortuus sum'
apadvasaiti 'ēuolat'
6.4.-dvans,
dvanums 'uapor'
4.-familia graeca
dhávatē, dhā́vati
qew, qeiw, fut.
5.6.qeusomai; bohqew
'iuuō'; qoos 'celer'
dawīdan
gistra-dagis
(e)cqes
ALB.-dje
giesen 'cyprinus'
3a3.-gös 'perca'
5.6.dī, dīg, dīn
6.3.-žmuõ; zmogùs
icqus 'piscis' (iprot.)
5.4.-jukn 'piscis'
faciō
6.3.-žuvìs 'piscis'
6.4.-zutis 'anguilla'
6.3.-dỹgsnis
'pālum'
fīnis, fīniō
* dhídhēmi-dhəkjō
fakīad 'faciat'
fefakust 'fēcerit'
1b2.-feia/façia,
fakust
1b3.façia 'faciat'
tuon, tun
tuon; ga-deþs 'res
3a2.-do; deed 'res
gesta'
gesta'
dedor 'fit'; dede
'posuit' /'dedit'?
tiqhmi, eqeka
dádhāti, aor. ádhāt
5.4.-dne- <*dhēno/e
5.5.-dai, tiya- 'pōno,
deti
6.3.-déti
moueō', 1ª tehhi/tiyami
5.4.-dne- <*dhēno/e
5.5.-ti-it-ta-nu, titnu
* dhídhneumi
* dhinghō
hyáh
guma (gumins)
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* dhghusā
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feíhúss 'mūrōs';
fifikus 'molieris'
1b2.-fikla,
ficlam `fitillam,
libum'
conutuing (con-udding) 'aedificat';
digen 'firmus'
teig 'massa'
3a2.-dough
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daigs 'massa'
qigganw 'tangō';
teicos, toicos
'mūrus'
déhmi, dehī
'oppidum'
5.3.daēzayeiti 'mūnit'
5.4.-dizanem
'cumulō'
5.6.paridaiza 'claustrum',
didā 'oppidum'
deža<dhoighyā
'molde'
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* dhl̥eghlā
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
dligim 'mereō'
2b1.-dylyed
dliged 'lex'
'clamātiō'; dlyu,
tamen dilgud
dylyu 'dēbēre'
'remissiō' <do·lugi)
2b3.-dellit 'dēbēre'
indulgeō? Forsan
significātiō sic dēcurrit
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2b2.-delen 'folium'
daingen 'firmus,
robust.'
<*dan/dengino-
* dhn̥ghus
dulgs 'debitum'
'sonchus arvensis'
dengyn 'id'
tapfar 'gravis';
tapfer 'firmus'
Damm 'dīcus'
6.-familia slava
*dъlgъ, долг
qallw, pf. teqhla
'floreō';
5.4.-deł 'herba'; dalar
qaleros 'uiridis'
qallos 'propagō'
'uiridis'
ALB.-doll-/duall'exortus sum'
ToB.-tsaṅka 'se
leuāuit'
* dhobos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
pompedoula
dill; Dill; dolde
'quinquefolium'
3a2.-dile;
2b1.-dail 'folia';
dyle 'anethum
duille *dolīniā 'folia'
*deillyaw
graveolens'
<*dhl̥njo/e- 'exorior'
3a3.-dylla
* dhl̥nā
4.-familia graeca
tacus 'celer',
comp. qasswn
dęgъ: dǫgъ 'uis'
daghnṓti
<*dheugh?;
'consequitur'
дя́гнуть 'uigescō'
daghná 'consequens'
6.3.-déngti 'currere'
faúrdammjan
'mōlificō, impedō'
debelъ 'crassus'
6.3.-dàbls ?
<dhobmo
'exuberans'
<< dhochejō
tag, Tag
3a2.-dag, day
3a3.-dagr
* dhochos
* dhoighos
* dholos
feíhúss 'mūrōs'
Tal 'uallis'
3a2.-dæl 'idl'
3a3.-dalr 'arcus'
2b1.-dol 'uallis'
2b3.-Dol
6.3.-dagas,
áhar,áhaḥ (áhn-as) ?
'aestus, messis'
5.3.-asn-ąm ?
6.9.-dags
'diērum'
'aestās'
dags
daigs 'massa'
teicos, toicos
dals 'cauea, uallis'
dalaþ 'ab';
dalaþa 'sub'
qolos; qalamos
'cubiculum';
ofqalamos 'oculus'
tūba, Taube
(hraiwa-)dūbō
3a2.-dūfe,,
(sine nasāle)
dove
dumbs 'mutus'
3a3.-dūfa
* dhombhos
tuom 'iudicium,
* dhōmós
mōs, status'
3a2.-dōm 'opiniō'
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dōms 'iudicium,
fama'
dehī
5.6.didā, dēz 'oppidum'
dolъ ; dolu
'deorsum'; dole
'sub'
dobъ 'rōbur' (ad
col.)
6.4.-dumbra zeme
'nigra terra'
qwmos 'cumulus'
PHRYG.-doumos
'concilium'
dúma 'cōgitātiō'
63.-domẽ, sỹs 'attentiō'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
dhānā
TOK B tāno
'grānum'
* dhōnā
5.3.-
dānokarša 'formīca
q.' 5.4.-dāna
'grānum'
6.3.-dúona 'pānis'
6.4.-duõna,
duone 'portiō p.'
<< dhóncelos
* dhoncos
* dhónejā
1b2.-dew 'nebula'
tunkal, dunkel
3a2.-dank
tenar/er 'plana
manus';Tenne
'solum'
danea 'area'
qenar 'palma,
solea'
5.5.-dankuiš, dunkela
6.4.-danga
<*dhonguā 'palūs'
dhánuṣ- 'area,
desertum'
dẽnis 'pons nauis'
dhanáyati 'currit'
5.6.danuvatiy 'fluit'
TOK.-tsän 'fluere'
3a2.-den(n) 'cauea'
* dhontis
fons, Fontus
* dhorjā
foriō, foria
* dhoubhos
3a2.-drītan, dirt
3a3.-drīta
dub 'āter'
* dhoubhús
dub 'āter'
* dhoubnom
* dhōunis
APUL;- Ardaneae =
Herdonia (locus)
domun 'mundus'
toup, taub 'necius'
Dubis
2b1.-dub/du 'āter'
2b2.-duw/du
2b3.-du
3a2.dēaf 'surdus'
3a3.daufr
toup, taub 'necius'
3a2.dēaf 'surdus'
3a3.-
Dubis
2b1.-dub/du 'āter'
2b2.-duw/du
2b3.-du
daubs 'surdus'
dumbs
tufos 'fūmus'
tuflos 'caecus'
'mutus'
(hraiwa-)dūbō 'col.'
daubs 'surdus'
tufos 'fūmus'
tuflos 'caecus'
dobъ 'rōbur' (ad
col.)
5.5.-duddumi 'surdus'
6.4.-dumbra zeme
'nigra terra'
5.5.-duddumi 'surdus'
daufr
dъno <*dъbno 'id'
6.3.-dùgnas 'solum'
TOK.-A, B tsu'adaptō'
dubnoreix 'rex m.'
fūnis
qwmigx
tragan 'portō'
3a2.-dragan,
draw 'trahō'
3a3.-draga 'dūcō'
* dhraghō
* dhreghō
dristátь
6.3.-der-k-iù der̃kti
dardainei molunei
droch 'rota'
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draga 'uallis';
doroga 'iter'
dragan 'dūcō'
trecw 'currō';
trocos 'rota'
trocos 'cursus'
5.4.-durgn 'tornus
fictiliārius'
6.3.-drāžu,, drāzu,
drāzt 'currō'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
treno, Drohne
'crabrō'
3a2.-drān drǣn 'id'
treno, Drohne
'crabrō'
3a2.-drān drǣn
'id'; dora 'crabrō'
* dhrensājō
1a1.-drēnsō, -āre
'clamor cygnōrum'
drésacht
'stridentia'
drécht
'cantus' <*dhrenktā
* dhreughō
drungus <ger.
drong 'copiae' <ger.
2b3.-drogn 'coetus'; truht- 'copia'
drog 'factio' <ger.
3a2.-dryht 'id'
* dhr̥mos
*trǫdъ <trantis/
dhrantis 'crābrō'
6.3.-trãnas 'crābrō'
dręselъ 'tristis'
6.4.-duñduris
'uespa, crabrō'
drugъ 'sodālis'
6.3.draũgas 's.Itinr;'
drьkolь 'uirga'
6.3.-driẽkti
'fīlum extendō';
drỹkti 'longīs
fīlamentīs'
driugan 'militō'
qrix, trixos (capil.)
dhī́ra;
qornumai;
qarneuei (Hes.);
dhā́rā 'cursus, gutta,
qrwskw fut.
sēmen'
qoroumai qoros,
qorh 'sperma'
1b1.-derig
droch
trocos
(gi)tar, (gi)turran
3a2.-dear(r),
dare
infestus, infestō,
manifestus
giturst
3a2.-gedyrst
* dhr̥stis
* dhr̥sus
* dhrubhjō
BULG.-drъnkam
6.3.-trinketi? 'resonō'
dhárma- 'uirtus, lex'
dar- , impf. nodaired; nom. Dáir
(Dára)
<< dhroghnom
* dhroghós
5.4.-drnčim
qrulew, qre(F)omai dhráṇati 'tonat'
'clangō'; , qrhnos
drunjus 'strepitus'
5.4;-drnč̣im
'flētus' qorubos
'clangō'
'strepitus'
firmus
* dhr̥numoi
6.-familia slava
qrhnos; anqrhnh
(*anqoqrhnh),
tenqrhnh 'crābrō'
gairb-driuch 'fascis
capilliī'
* dhrighsós
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
drécht 'cantus'
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Tropfen 'gutta';
triofan, triefen 'fluō'
3a2.-drop 'gutta';
drucht <*-tu 'gutta'
drēapian 'destillāre'
gadaúrsan, gadars
qarsew, qarrew
dhrṣ-ṇṓ-ti, dhárṣ-ati,
pf. dadharṣa
'audāx'
qarsos
dṛṣṭí-ḥ
qrasus, qarsus
dhṛṣṇú-; dhṛṣú'doctus'
5.3.daršyu-, daršita-
qruptw 'friō';
qrumma, trufos
'fragmentum'
6.3.-dresù<-ensō
6.4.-drùošs
drьzъ (z?)
6.3.-drąsùs
6.4.-drubaža
'fragmentum'
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aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* dhugtēr
fútir
* dhūmós
occidentālis
trōren 'id'; trūrec,
traurig 'tristis'
3a2.-derian
<*dhoreje/o 'noceō';
CELTIB.-tuater
(K.1.3) tuateros
suffiō; fimus,
suffimentum,
foeteō, foetidus
* dhūlis
* dhūmā
* dhūmājō
orientālis
dubnoreix 'rex m.'
domun 'mundus'
2b1.-dwfn 'prof.'
domain 'profundus'
2b2.-down <*dhubni<*dhubni2b3.-doun
duxtir (Larzac);
* dhubús
* dhūjō
3.-familia germanica
drullia 'ruinae'
2b1.-dryll`
'fragmentum'
* dhruslijō
fūlīgo
Dumiatis
driusan 'cadere,
decadere'
qrauw 'frangō';
qranuxantes
diups <*deupos
'profundus' ;
taupjan 'mergor'
buqos, bussos
'profunditās maris'
5.5.-tatarhandu
<*dʰé-dʰorH2
6.3.-drùzgas
'scrūpum'
6.8.-druzgati
'comprimō'
'confringunto'
dhuwarnai- ??
TOK B.-tapre
<*dhubrós 'altus'
duhitár-
Tochter
3a2.dohtor
3a3.dóttir
daúhtar
qugathr
donst, Dunst 'id'
3a2.-dununga
'dēlirāmentum'
3a3.-dūni 'ignis'
dauns 'exhalātiō'
quw aor. equsa
'immolō'
6.3.-dubùs
'profundus, cauus'
6.4.-duôbjš
'profundus'
dъšter-
5.4.-dustr
5.5.-túwatara
6.3.-dukter-
5.5.-tuhhae
dúlo 'armae
ostium'
dúlьce 'tibiae
ostium'
6.3.dū́lis 'apis pipa'
vý-dma
3a2.-dūn, down -ndhūmāyati
dumacha,dumhach
<*dhumuko'nebulae'
toum
3a2.-dōmian
qumos; qumiaw;
quos 'tūs'
3a2.-down 'plūma'
3a3.-dūni 'ignis';
daunn <*-no- 'olor'
* dhūnis
donn
Donnos
<*Dhwosnos
2B1.-dwnn
'subfuscus, aquilus'
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dosan, tusin
'giluus'
3a2.-dox, dusk,
dosen, dun
'spadix'
dhūmá-ḥ; dhūmāyati
5.5.-tuhhima-
dymъ
6.3.-dúmai
6.4.-dũmi
quw, qunw, lesb.
dhūnṓti; dhūnāna-,
quiw 'rabiō quazw
pass. dhūyáte 'agitō'; dunǫ dunǫti; dúju,
'furiō'; qis 'cumulus'
dhūni- 'agitātiō'
5.4.dutь 'afflō'
quia 'baccans'
de-dev-im
'uacillō'
quella 'tempestās'
3a3.-dyja 'agitāre'
fuscus, furuus
6.-familia slava
orientālis
drēosan 'id'
tief 'id' <*deupos
3a2.-deep,
dive 'id'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
dhūli-, dhūlī 'puluis'
* dhúneumi
* dhūskos
4.-familia graeca
dúil 'desiderium,
creātiō, ēlementum'
dumae
fūmō
fūmus; fūmō;
fimus
<*dhuimos
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dauns 'exhalātiō'
dhūni-
Tob.-to
<*dhouHo̅n
'uellus pubicum'
dhūsara'puluerulentus'
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frūstra ?
frosetom
'fraudātum'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
dhvárati 'nocet',
* dhwerō
* dhwestus
aqurw 'lūdō'
doss ? 'frutex' (cf.
dousmos)
festūca
3a2.-dweorgedwostle 'pulicāria'
dé (diad), dethach
<*dhwíjat-
* dhwēwis
dall 'caecus'
clūas-dall 'surdus'
* dhwolnos
tol, tulisc, toll 'id'
3a2.-dull 'obscūrus'
dwals 'dēmēns,
necius'
<< dhwolsā
forēs, forās;
forum, forus
* dhworom
* dhwosos
durь 'stultitia'
6.3.-padùrmai?
'repens'
ToA.- twe(ye), B
tweye 'puluis, uapor'
qolos 'lutum'
Dualos 'Dionys.' (H)
qoleros 'turbid.,tristis'
donnal 'ululātus'
<*dhwon-no
* dhwonos
* dhworis
dhruti- dēceptiō'
5.5.-dwarnahhun?
'frēgī'
dhattūra <
*dhvastūra,
dhustūra'stramonium'
5.5.-tuhhuwai, tuhhui
'fūmus' <dhweH2wi-
2b1-2b2-2b3-.-dall
6.-familia slava
forum
furō<*dhusō, furia?
bestia, bellua
fimbria ??
<*dhwénsriyā
1b2.-furo, furu
'forum'
dorus; indorus 'intra'
tünen 'tonō'
3a2.-dyne, din
doros, duros, duron
2b1, b2, b3.dor
turi, Tür
3a2.-duru, dor,
door
dhvana, dhuna,
dhvani
daúr
qura
dvāra
5.4.dur-k'
6.3.-dūrys
5.3.-dvarǝm
5.4.-i durs 'forās'
5.5.-an-dur-za 'ibī,
intrō'
1b2.-furo, furu
dasacht 'īra'
dwās, Tor; stultus
getwās 'spectrus'
tior, Tier 'id';
Dusel
dūsius 'daemon
immundus, incubus' 'hebetātiō,infort.'
3a2.-dwæs
'id';dēor 'id' dizzi,
doze 'dormō'
quw 'reuoluor'
quazw 'furō'
dhvamsati 'ruinat'
dhvasrá- 'ruinātus'
quia 'baccans'
dius 'bestia, fēra' < quella 'tempestās'
5.5.-antuhsas ?
'homō' cf. ToB
*dheusóenqumos
onolme 'homō'
'inspirātus'
<*an-onmoALB.-dash ‘ariēs’
<*dhouso-
* dídēmi
didhmi, dew; desma
'uinculum'
dā., dyati
5.5.-tiya 'liga'
* dídjāmi
deato 'apparuit';
dhlos <*dealos
'clārus'; diqaw;
dinaw
dīdyati 'splendet';
dīti 'splendōr'
5.3.-*pa-dīna-
3a3.-teitr 'alacer'
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dvьri, дверь
двор
duxъ, duša 'anima';
dvóchatь 'id'
6.3.-dvasià
'spectrus'. dvesiù,
dvẽsti 'spirō'
6.4.-dust
'suspirō'
5.5.-tesha 'somnium'
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orientālis
occidentālis
discō, doceō
ziga, Ziege
edikon 'iēcī', inf.
dikein
nundinae,
SCBacch.
noundinum
denus 'spatium
temporis', trēdenus
'triduum'
len(gi)zin,
Lenz<langat-tin
'mēnsis maius'
sinteins 'quotidiē'
diēs,
iuppiter (iouis)
iúveís (gen),
diúveí (dat)
1b2.iupater
die
coindelg
indulgeō
* dl̥kus
'contractus,
comparātiō'
2b1.-dydd
2b2.-det/dyth/geyth
2b3.-deiz
delgu 'contineō'
2b1.-daly, dala,
dal 'teneō'
2b2.dalhen 'tentus'
2b3.-delgim; dalc'h
'possessiō'
zeus (diFos),
zeu pater
zīo
3a2.-tulge 'firmē'
tulgus 'firmus'
caprīna' ISHK-dec
khot.-dīśś 'iaciō'
5.5.-tekri- 'reiectiō'
dьnь (dьne)
6.3.- dienà
6.4.-dìena
dī́yati 'uolat, uibrat'
deju, diêt 'saliō,
tripudiō'
(pitā) dyáuh; cf. dyut,
dyotati 'splendet'
5.4.-tiw 'diēs'
5.5.-sīwatt
dṛ́mhati, pf. dadarha
'fīgit'
endelecew
'permaneō, ēdūrō' <*delgh/*dhergh?
5.3.-dōrεšt 'id'
glukus; deukos
'mustum'
4.8-du-ru-ku
dulcis
longus; indulgeō ?
6.-familia slava
dams 'mīram uis
habeō' 5.5.-dassu-,
dassau- 'potens,
ualens'; dassess'ualēscō'
5.4.-tik 'pellis
dína-m
dine(u)w 'rotō'; diw
'fugiō'; diwkw
(cont.) 'persequor';
dizhmai ? 'quaerō'
4.2.-dinnhmi
dían PCelt. *dēno<*dejHno- 'celer';
déne 'celeritās'
* djejō
* dl̥nghos
dákšati<*dedk'quet'; dāśnṓti, dā́šṭi,
dā́śati 'honorat'
diza (Gr-Thrak)
ALB.-dhi
3a2.-ticcen
* dikjō
* dl̥ghējō
didaskw
didaskw 'discō';
daw 'sciō', inf. aor.
dahnai, dahmenai
pf. dedahka
* dighā
* djēws
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* dídn̥skō
* dinos
4.-familia graeca
3a1.-lang
3a2.-lang, lang;
tulge, tylg 'firmē'
longo- (nōmen
hominis)
* dl̥nghotā
3a2.-lengðu, length
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laggs; tulgus
'firmus'
dīrghá
dolicos<*dlH1gho5.3.-dar∂ga
dlъgъ
; endelechs
6.3.-ilgas
5.4.-drang
'continuus'
5.5.-dalukidīrghatā
5.5.dlъgota, dlъgostь
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3a3.-topt, toft,
* dm̥pedom
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-daear 'solum'
2b3.-douar 'terra'
* dn̥ghwā
* dn̥sus
lingua<dingua
fangvam
2b1.-tafawt/tafod
2b2.-tauot/tavas
2b3.-teod
tǫpъ, tupoj
ti-ezerk` 'mundus'
zunga, Zunge
3a2.-tunge
3a3.-tunga
jihvā, juhū́jezykъ <*ję̄zɨ̄kъ
5.3.-hizvā-, hizū
6.3.-lezúvis
h<z
(*legh)
5.4.-lezu (cont. *legh)
tuggō
densus
dasus
dáṁsu- 'mīrus';
dáṁsas- 'mīra uis';
cf. daifrwn 'doctus'
5.5.-dassu-, dassau'potens, ualens';
* dn̥sus
dōnec, arc.
dōnicum,
dōnique, dōneque
* dō
5.5.-dampu-
dapedon 'solum'
* dm̥pus
tenge
2a3.-teanga
6.-familia slava
orientālis
tomp <*tumf(i)tō
* dm̥seghr̥
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
do
du-ci 'et'
2b1.-di <*dū 'ad'
2b2.-ðe <*dū 'ad'
zuo, zu
3a2.-tō, to
zeihhan, Zeichen 'id'
3a2.-tacen, token
3a5.-betekenen
* doiknejō
* dokejō
da 'et, sed'
(coniunctiō)
6.3.-do
du
cf. ud-diśati
'significat', upa-diśati
'dēmonstrat, docet'
cf. taikns 'signum'
dokei 'uidētur'
doceō
* doklom
dúal 'cirrus'
5.5.-dākki, takkanzi
zagel 'et pēnis'
tahjan 'uellō'; tagl
3a2.- tægl, tail 'singulum capillum'
daśā 'fimbria, limbus'
talg, Talg 'sebum'
3a2.-tallow
'id'
3a2.-(for/be)tyllan, toll, tole
5.4.-telam/em/um
'pluō'; tel 'intensa
pluuia'
5.5.-talliya- 'inuocō',
nisī<*tolājō
<< dolājō
* dolejō
2b1.-e-thyl <*doeks-dol- 'ēligit'
doleō
* dolghos
delt
2b3.-delt 'humidus'
* doljō
* dōljom
* dolos
dōlium
dolus < gr.
*dьly
zāla 'periculum'
3a2.-tǽl, tāl
'calumnia, culpa'
dolom, dolud <gr.
3a3.-tāl <Ptogm.
*tēlō 'pedica,
delūsiō'
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dum, nōndum,
agedum quidum,
dummodo,
quandō, dumnē,
dumtaxat; dō-nicum, dōnec
2.-familia celtica
* dómāmi
* (dí)dōmi
* domos
<< dómūnā
* dómūnos
domō, domitus
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
do, du 'ad'
duci 'et'
2b1.-di 'ad'
2b2.-ðe <*dū 'ad'
zuo, zu <PGm *tō
3a2.tō
damnaim 'equōs
ligō' <*dam-na-;
fo·daimim 'patior';
*daimid, ·daim
'indulgeō' <*damje/o-
dō, dōnum
duass <*dovestã
'dōnum'
domus, dominus
dam-liacc 'domus
lapidum'; aur-dam
'prodomus'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
da 'tunc'
6.3.-da(perfectīuum)
6.4.-da 'ad'
da-iet 'inīre'
du; du-ginnan
'incipere'
damayati, dāmyáti
2b1.-addef 'confiteor'
godhaff 'patior'
2b2.ansav 'confiteor'
<*damje/o-
CHWAR.-δms- (ske/o)
temmen, zähmen
3a2.-temian,
tame
ga-tamjan
damaw, damazw,
damnhmi
5.5.-da-ma-aš-zi,
ta-ma-aš-šir 'obligat,uēre' <*dméH2-s5.6.-dām 'domitus anim.'
didwmi, aor. edwka
zimbar, Zimmer
3a2.-timbar
3a3.-timbr
ga-timan
'geziemen, adaptō'
domos; endon 'in';
dmws <*dmous
'seruus'
dádāti, dānam
5.3.-dadāiti
5.4.-tam
5.5.-dahhi 'emō'
dámah, dámūnas
5.3.-dami (loc.)
5.4.-tam
damь, datь; danъ
'dōnum'
6.3.-dúomi, dúoti
domъ
6.3.- nãmas
6.2.-dom
dominus
tanger, zanger
'famēlicus'
* donkrós
* dōnom
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* dornom
dōnō
dunum;
duunated 'dōnāuit'
dán
dorn <*durno-?
'pugnus, manus'
2b1.- dawn
dwron
Dagodurnus ?
1b1.-dwrn <*durno-?
2b3.-dorn
3a3.-tarra, terra
'extendō'
* dōsos
<< dōtis
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5.4.- tur
danь, darъ
6.3.-duõnis
dwron 'palma'
gataúra <*komd∂ron- 'fissūra'
* doros
dámūnas
5.4.-sin 'uacuus'
5.5.-tangarant
dā́na-
cf. doros 'saccus
coriī'
dara-, dāra- 'scissum'
doulos; dai 'in
bellō'
4.8.-do-e-ro
dāsa
5.5.zah(h) 'pugna'
razdorъ 'disputātiō'
6.4.-nuõ-daras
'fibrae reliquae'
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orientālis
branodunum,
occidentālis
zūn, Zaun 'uallum'
lug(u)dunum
2b1.-dín
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-tún
<*kelt.?
zūsach; zirzūsōn,
zerzausen
'dispectō'; zūse
'caesariēs'
doss ? 'frutex'
dóṣ- (doṣṇáḥ)
5.3.-daoš-
doé (doat); duais
<*dousti-
* dóusontos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
5.6.-dōš 'umerus'
* drājō
draw
6.3.-paduse
'manica'
6.8.-pazduha
'id'
6.3.-dar(i)aũ,
darýti
6.4.-darit
<< drappos
<< drātis
<< drātṓr
deirdrethar
'clamat'; dordaid
'strepit'; dord 'str.'
* dr̥drājō
* dremō (dídrāmi)
dorda melissa
(Hes)
2b1.-dwrd 'strepitus'
zittarōm 'tremō';:
tremen 'oscillō';
trame 'scāliculum'
3a2.-trem,
trym 'gradus'
3a3.-titra
amptruō -āre
<*ambi-drewo-;
redamptruāre
apodidraskw,
edran; drapeteuw
'fugiō'; edrramon,
dedroma; dromos
'cursus'
<didrā 'tremō'
* drepō
1a2.-drappus
trabe 'fimbria'
3a3.-trof, trefr
Drippia, Drippōnius
'id'
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dardurá-ḥ 'rāna, tibia'
'crepō'
6.5.- drdljati 'garriō'
drā́ti 'currit', int.
dáridrāti 'pauper est';
drapayati 'fūgat'
drámati,
int.dandramyate;
drávati (ádudrot)
5.3.-drāvaya-
drepw
drepanon 'falx'
dropax
6.3.-dardéti 'crepō'
6.4.-dardet
drāpí- 'uestis, toga'
drapsá- 'titulus'
5.3.-drafša'insignia'
drjápa-ju
6.3.-drãpanos
'uest'
6.4.-drãna
'drappus'
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3.-familia germanica
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occidentālis
triogan, trügen;
* drewā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
drúhyati 'machinat'
5.3.-družaiti
'mentītur'
5.6.drauga- 'mentītor'
6.3.-Drùv-intas
6.5.-Dráva
drávati 'currit'
3a2.-treo, treow,
tree 3a3.-tre
drus <*dru-H2 (druos)
'quercus; dendron
triu <ptgm. *tri(w)u
dru-ḥ (dro-ḥ), drumá<*derdrewom Alb.dru <*dr̥wā
trū(w)ēn, trauen;
triuwi, treu 'frētus' triggws 'frētus'';
3a2.triggwa
trewe, true
'indutiae'
3a3.-triggys, trūr
* drewō
* drismós
driss, dris-tenach
* dr̥kjai peri
air-dirc 'celeber'
1b2.-terkantur
'uideant'
ad-con-darc 'uīdī'
(ad-cu)
derc 'oculus'
air-dirc
'celeber'
2b1.-drysi
2b3.-dreis
'uepres'
2b3.-erderc
'ēuidentis'
drevo
6.3.-drutas 'firmus'
6.9.-druwīt
'crēdō'
druwis 'crēditus'
6.4.-drīsme 'fissura
pellis'
drimus 'acerbus'
* dristos
6.-familia slava
orientālis
Druentia
* drewom
* dr̥kjō
4.-familia graeca
Traum 'somnium'
3a2.bidriogan; dream
'somnium'
3a3.-draugr
'phant.'
aur-ddrach
'phasma'
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paridṛśyate
2b3.-derc'h 'uisus'
erderc 'ēuidentis'
zoraht 'ēuidens'
3a2.-torht
gatarhjan
3a3.'agnōscō, consignō'
Torget/torghatten
derkomai
paśyati/dadarśa
drakos (drakeos)
'oculus'; drakwn
dṛśa-
<= dr̥kō
* dr̥kos
derc <*derkos
'oculus'; drech
<*dṛkā 'uultus'
* dr̥ksmos
derco (Marcellus)
2b1.-drych 'imagō' ks
2b3.-dremm
<*derksmā 'uultus'
2b1.-drem 'uultus'
2b3.-dremm <*ksmā
* dr̥ktā
<< dr̥ktis
an-dracht 'taeter'
dergma, dergmos
'conspectus'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
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aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
katadarqanw,
edraqon (Hom)
drā́ti, drā́yati/te 5.4.tartam 'lentus'
dremljǫ dremati
'obdormiscor'
dīrná-s
dërnъ 'caespes'
orientālis
<< dr̥ktis
* dr̥mijō
dormiō
2b1.-2b2.-2b3.darn 'portiō'
* dr̥nós
zorn 'disputātiō'
3a3.-torn 'id'
* dr̥tis
cf. Trotz 'obstinātiō'
* dr̥tós
3a2.-tord
'excrēmentum'
3a3.-torð- 'id'
* drumós
* dr̥wā
gataúrþs
'destructiō'
3a2.-trum 'firmus'
2b1.-drewg <1a1
2b3.-draok, dreok
1a1.-dravoca
3a2.-tare
* dus
zouwan, tun
3a2.-do
indūtiae
dis-, difficilis
zur3a2.-torbegīete
do-, du-
'difficile emptū'
* dúsōpis
cf. Inops
* duswids
* dweimi
* dwenos
dertь 'furfur'
raz-drьtь, dértyj
drumá-ḥ 'arbōs'
DELPH.-darata
'pānis'
dū́rvā 'pānĭcum'
zumpfo, zumpf(e);
zapfen 'clauicula'
3a2.tæppa, tap, tip
* dumbos
dr̥t́ i- 'pellis'
5.3.-dǝrǝtō
dr̥ṭá5.5.-cf. tatrant
'acūtus'
drumos 'silua'
doulos; dai 'in
bellō'
4.8.-do-e-ro
* dsā
* dúnāmi
darsis
drom, дром
<*drъmъ 'lignum,
dūmētum, silua'
дере́вня 'pagus'
6.3.-dirva 'ager
frūmentārius'
dāsa
5.5.zah(h) 'pugna'
5.3.-dumadumna-? 'manus'
5.6.-dum, dumb
taujan ? 'faciō'
dunamai 'possum'
tuz-; tuz-wērjan
'haesitāre'
dus-
domme 'pauper'
<dus-op-smyoduí
dúvas- 'dōnum,
gratia'; duvasyáti
'honorat'
dus-/dur- dúṣyati
5.3.-duš-, duž-
dъždь, doždь
*duz-djus 'pluuia'
durāpa'difficile adeptu'
durvidyadeidw < dedFoia;
deinos 'dīrus',
dieros <*dFieros
'agilis'
dīrus <*dwoiros,
dweiros,
dweisos?
duenos, bonus,
bellus, beō;
zouwan, tun
3a2.-do
indūtiae
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taujan ? 'faciō'
dunamai ? 'possum'
dvḗṣṭi 'ōdit'
5.3.-dvaēš5.5.-kuwaya- 'timeō'
dúvas- 'dōnum,
gratia'; duvasyáti
'honorat'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
viṁśatimá,
* dwídkm̥təmos
uicesimus
* dwídkm̥tī
<< dwikm̥témtəmos
uigintī
2b1.-ugain
2b2.-ugens
2b3.-ugent
* dwikm̥tṓs
* dwipods
bipēs (bipedis)
ToA.-wekänt, B
wīkänte, wīkäm̥nte
* dwīsnōs
* dwṓdekəmos
twa hunda
diakosioi
dipous (dipodos)
bis, arc. duis
zwir <gmc. *tuis
ALB.-dysh
zwisk 'duplus'
3a2.-twisk 'id'
zwēne
3a2.-twēne, twin
3a3.-tvennr
* dwīskos
* dwṓdekm̥
(e)eikosi
<*e(F)ikosi
tuítian
viṁśatívīsaiti
5.3.5.4.k'san
ToA wiki, B ikäṃ
(PT *w'īkän)
ducentesimus
ducentī (-ae, -a),
dūcentum
* dwīs
To.-A wikiñci, B
ikante
viṁśatitamá
<*viṁśattamá
fiche (fichet)
6.-familia slava
bīnī
dъve sъte
5.3.-dù šimtai
5.4.-divi simti
dvójni 'geminī'
6.3.-dvynaĩ
duodecim
duwdeka, dwdeka
duodecimus
dvé śaté, dviśata5.3.-duiie sate
5.4.-erek'-hariwr,
erkeriwr <*erkfhariwr
dvi-páddvíḥ, duvíḥ
5.3.-biš
5.4.-kic` 'contiguus,
coniunctus'
dvā́daśa
5.3.- duuadasa
2b1.-deuddeg/
deuddeng
dwdekatos
dvādaśaka
tweifls <*dweiplo-
diplos
5.4.-kul
twai
duw
<< dwoiros
* dwoplós
<< dwóteros
* dwōu, dwāu, dwōu
duplus
díabul <*dweiplo-
duo (protoit.
dwō), duae
dau, dó
Pcelt.-*dwēblo2b1.-dou/deu/dau
2b2.-dow
2b3.-dou/daou
zwā, zwō ,zwei
3a2.twā, two
5.5.-ekumi 3ª pl.
akuwanzi
* echmi
* ēchr̥
dъva
6.3.-dù
6.4.-divi
dváu, dvā́
5.3.-dva
nhfw<*ne eghw
'sōbrius sum';
nhfwn <*sōbrius
(arm. nawt'i)
ēbrius sōbrius
w
<*se-H1oH1g hrijo-
ToAB.-yok (I)
5.5.-ekumi 3ª pl.
w
akuwanzi *H1egh mi
ToAB-yoktsi
w
/H1gh ṇti
<< ēchr̥jos
* ecnis
* edhlos
ignis
ebulus
attuh, attah
3a2.-aduk
odocos
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agní-ḥ
5.5.ognь <ungni<H1ngwni
aknis 'deus q.' <ind6.3.-ugnìs
ir.
jelь 6.3.-ẽgle
6.4.-egle
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
hodiē <gho +
dyēw; e-quidem
* edmi
edō
indiu <sind+dyēw
edum 'edere'
ci-ni estar 'quamuis
non edat' <edstro,
Fut. īss- (*i-ed-s-),
pf. dofūaid (*de-
ecquis, ecquid
(g)ezzam, essen
3a2.-etan
ekkum 'idem'
6.-familia slava
odr; odrъ 'lectus';
odrina 'stabulum'
adyā́, adyá <*e5.5.-anisiwat
heddyw <so+dyēw
2b1.-ys 'est'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ostrimon ?
'stabulum'
itan
u(p)o-od-e), Partiz.
esse <edtio
* edqis, edqid
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
etar
3a2.eodor 'et domus'
* edhr̥
* edjḗw
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<imperat. *esdhi;
Hom fut.<sub.
edomai
atti
5.4.utem <*H1ōd-eje/o
uel *som+ ed? (cf.
ai. samatti, lat.
cumedō)
5.5.-e-id-mi
jamь (*emь), 3.
sg. jastъ (*estъ)
6.3.-édu, édžiau,
ésti
ѥдъва, edvá
'paene'
6.3.-vosnevõs
'uix'
etwas 'ecquid'
<< edqos, -qā, -qod
* edunā
ToB.-yolo
<*H1edwol-o̅n-
idu (idan), pl. idain
'dolores partūs'
cūrae edāces
5.4.-erkn<*H1edwonfitan<f-itan? 'pariō'
odunai
'malus'
5.5.-idalu 'malus' 6.3.-úodas 'culex'
6.4.-uôds 'id'
<*edwl̥/ edwn̥ LUW.adduwal- 'malum'
* edwolōn
* egējō
egeō, egestās,
egēnus <*H1egesno-
* ēghī
ekorōdo 'sōlum,
simpliciter' 3a3.ekla 'dēfectus'
egmo 'rēs'
(crhma)
ahī-
ag
igil, Igel
3a2.-igil, igl, īl
egō
ich
* ei
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3a2.-iċ
ježь
ecinos
5.4.-ozni
ik
egw(n)
5.4.-ezr 'limēs'; tiezerk`<*dṃs'mundus'
ahám
ei; sa-ei 'quālis'
ei, eiqe
2b1.-daear 'solum'
2b3.-douar 'terra'
* eghr̥
5.4.ezn
* eghjos
* egō
ToB.-yäk
'neglegō'; aikare
<*egro? 'uacuus'
6.3.-ežỹs
6.3.-ežẽ 'limēs'
i 'et, quoque'
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latīnē
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
eigan; aigana,
eigen 'proprius'
3a2.-āgan;
āgen, own
<éikonos
* eikō
* eimi
* eisā
eō; arc. einom
'uia'?
eituns (set) itūrī
(sunt) eitōnes
1b2.-etu 'itō'; ēst
do·eth <*-itjo-;
do·feth
<*do+upo+itjo- ?
'ibit'
'uenit'
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'es'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ī́śē, ī́ṣṭē (pf. redup.)
'possidet'; īśvará'patrimon.' īṣitar
'p.tārius'
5.3.iše 'domīnat', išvan
ToB.-aik <*Hoik'sciō'
orientālis
*aigan <*óikonom
(aih, aigum,
praet.II aihta);
aigin 'proprietās'
iddja 'iuī'
eisi, imen, iasi;
oimos 'uia'
éti, ímáh, yánti;
ayate
5.5.-iti
'it'
5.6.-aitiy
'it'
3a2.-oast
'festīnātiō'
3a3.-eisa 'adorior'
īra, irāscor
ieros 'firmus'; ios
'sagitta'
inaw 'uacuō';
oistos; oima
'adortus'
6.3.-eiti
6.5.-it 'i' <eidhi
iṣṇā́ti, íṣyati 'ciet'
iṣirá- 'firmus'; íṣu-
TOK B.-aise
'potentia'
'sagitta'
5.3aēš (v),aēšma (n)
<< eisāskai
* eisom
5.3.-isu 'gelidus'
5.4.-gesu 'gelidus',
is 3a2.-is 3a3.-iss
aexa 'frīgus'
* ek(sí)
ex
eh1b2.-ehe
ess, ass, a
* eksoqs
2b1.-a
* ékstəmos
extimus
* ekstar
cf. instar
* éksteros
exterus
iz
ek
exwpios
exsops 'caecus'
inej<íniyos 'pruina'
6.3.-ynis
6.3.-iž
cf. anák- et 5.4.anač' 'sine oculīs'
2b1.-eithaf
ecqairw 'ōdī',
existamai ths
filias
echtar 'foras'
2b1.-eithr 'sed,
praeter'
<< ekstrōd
* ektós
* ekwā
* ekwīnós
ektos
extos 'sed'
equa
açvā
āśvīná 'equī iter
singulī dieī'
equīnus
* ekwos
equus
ech
eposognatus,
epona
2b2.-2b2.-ebol
3a2.-ehu, eoh
aíƕatundi 'ēruscus'
3a3.-jór <*éhwaz
2b3.-ebeult
'equulus'
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ippos; efippos
'equitans'
MYK.-e-pi-qo-i
/epikuoihi/
'equitantibus'
6.3.-asvà
áśvah
5.3.-aspō
5.6.-asa
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
* elēn
* elkos
elit (fem.) <*elṇ-tī
* elno elnā elnod
6.3.-ýla <got.
'malus <wḷkwos
ollus > ille
olor, alcēdo
* elwos
* emō
elafos (cf. lat.
columba, aesl.
iastrebъ), ellos
āl, aal
3a2.-ǽl, eel
úlleis, ulas 'illius'
1b2.-ulo, ulu
'illo, illuc'
6.4.- ĩlens
<got.
(j)elenь, olénь
6.3.-élnis,élnias,
ellenis
6.4.al^nis
5.4.-eɫn
5.5.-aliyan(a)-ToB.-āl 'ariēs'
árśas- 'haemorroides'
lačǫ, alъčǫ, lakati
'famem habēre'
3a2.-ill ? 'malus'
3a3.-illr <*elhila?
'malus'
elc 'malus'; olc
anguilla <*angu +
illa; illa skolhx
(skwlhx) ·
kleinhs
ā́rā
elkos
6.3.-álkti 'id'
6.4.-al^kt '¡d'
egcelus;
(B)ellerofonths
5.5.-illuy-ankas; elluessar- 'ōrificium
serpentis'
cf. lani, лони́ (arc.
)<*olnī 'in annō
praeteritō'
al; tall<to-al-nā,
anall 'ultra, ibi, inde'
* elóm
* elōr
lamb ? 'agnus'
ulcus, ulciscor
* elkós
* ellus
2b1.-elain (fem.)
<*elǝnī
elae <*elouio-
6.-familia slava
orientālis
āla, Ahle
3a2.-āl, āel, eal,
awl
* ēlā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
2b1.-alarch
2b2.-elerhc
Helvī, Helvetī
3a3.-elta
'persequī, agere'
iallw ; elaunw,
elato, etc
SUIZ.-wīsselg,birch-ilge
3a3.alle,alfagel; alka
elea, alkuwn?
'auis quaedam'
aruṇá-̣ 'ruber,
aureus'
5.3.-auruša 'albus'
5.5.-wemiya?
'inueniō'
elo, elawēr 'flāuus'
emō
imbi, Imme 'exāme.'
3a2.-imbe 'id'
* empis
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iyarti, ī́rte 'moueō'
(intr.), irya- 'potens'
nisī <*Her
5.3.-īratū 'surgitō'<el?
5.4.-eɫanim 'fiō';
elanem 'scandō';
eluzanem 'prōmō'
5.5.-halāi 'trūdō';
elaniya 'incessō'
6.3.-imù
empis (empidos)
'culex'
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* en
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* anghwis
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occidentālis
orientālis
essedon
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<enisedom
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occidentālis
in
3a2.-in
esc-ung 'anguila'
unc
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
in
ToB.-auk, pl. obl.
aukäm̥
and <*H1ndo(m)
endo, indu
4.-familia graeca
en, eni, eni
ofis 'serpens'
ecis 'uipera'
endon; endina
'ibi, in eō'
w
anīka<eniok 'uultus' on-; vu(n)6.4.-ie5.4.-i
áhi-s 'serpens'
už (užá)
5.3.-aži5.4.- 6.3.-angìs
auz, awj
6.6.-wąż
5.5.-anda, andan
LYC.-ñte <*H1ndo(m)
<< endósēdjom
<< enim
* enīqā
enech 'uultus'
* enis
enim
enwph 'uisus, oc.';
pl. en wpia 'frons'
2b1.-wyneb 'id'
2b3.-enep 'id'
ienēr <*jo+H1onjo3a2.-geon
3a3.-enn, inn
íním, inim
1b2.-ene, enem
2b1.-hebrwng
<*s∂m+prō 'coeō'
2b2.-hebrenchiat
'dux'
* enkō prō
jains < i + oinos
'ille'
bringan, brahta
3a2.-bringan
briggan 'afferō'
inna, inni, inne 'in'
inn(a) 'in';
innuma.'intimus'
enioi 'aliques'; cf.
(e)keinos <*keenos
4.3.khnos<*ke-enos
ánīka-m 'faciēs,
aciēs'
instr. anḗna, anáyā
5.4-so-in 'īdem'
5.5.-an-ni-iš 'ille'
cf. onъ 'ille'
6.3.-cf. añs, anàs
'ille'
TOCH. B prank-, AB
pränk- 'auferō'
2b3.--hambrouc
'dūcō'
inne <*en-n-ijā
'interior pars'
* ennós
* eno enā enod
cf. enim
* énsēdjom
insidiae
* enslā
insula
* enstar
instar
* énteri
inter
* énternos
<< énterom
ekeinos
4.2.-one
4.3.-thnos, tadeina
PHRYG.-ni
jener <*jo+H1onjo3a3.-hinn, hann
<*ke+ enos
1b2.-eno(m),
ennom <*elnom?
instr. anḗna, anáyā
5.3.- anayā, ana
5.4.-ayn; so-in 'īdem'
5.5.-an-ni-is (annis)
indnaide
prě-sěda
'praestōlātiō'
anter
1b2.-anter, ander
eter/eidir
onъ ona ono
6.3.-añs, anàs
2b1.-ithr
2b2.-yntre
untar, untan
3a2.-under
2b3.-entre, etre
3a3.-und 'sub'
internus
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cf. ecqairw 'ōdī',
existamai ths
filias
undar < *ṇter
(cf. ṇdherós)
6.3.-salà; ãtsala
'meātus,
meandrus'
6.4.-sala
antar
antar∂
5.3.5.4.antar
ątrь, нутро́,
внутрь; jątro
'iecur'
ątrьńь
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orientālis
Celtib.-entara
interulus
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eter, etir, etar
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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orientālis
āntra- 'intestīna'
enteron 'intestīna' 5.4.-∂nderk 'id'
5.5.-an-tū-ri-ias
3a3.-iðr
ǫtroba, ątroba,
утро́ба
<< énteros
* entós
inser 'uiscera
edibilia'
3a3.-īstr, īstra
'id'
intus, intestiinus
* éperom
iar-n 'post'
siar,
aniar 'ab/in occ.'
* epi
iar n-, iar m<*epirom; Ía-daim
'claudō' (lat. obdō);
éithech 'periurium'
(cf. epiorkew);
Ériu<*epiweriō;
éibheall<*epi-bhel
'feruor'
ob; operiō<opueriō ; oportet
<op-uortet
(cf. obhi)
up, ob 'ad'
afar 'post'
3a2.-eofolsian
iftuma, aftuma
Ywerddon<epi'blasfemō';
'ultimus'; ibdalja
uerionos 'Hibernia'
eofut, eofot'culpa'
'descensus'
entos
antastya- 'intestīna'
apo 'ab'
apara- 'postea, ad
occidentem'
epi, epi
MYC-o-pi
hpios 'propitius'
* ḗpijos
* épiromos
iarum 'post eum'
* eplom
epulum
* ercom
eruum
* erjos
ariēs
* erkō
(h)erciscō (h <
hērēs);
disertiones
6.3.-ap-, api-; -pi
'ad'
āpí 'amīcus'
ALB.-i èpërm 'superior'
uoba 'festiuāl'
orbaind 'grānī'
1b2.-erietu
'arietem'
araweiz 'cicellus'
heirp, (h)earb
* ermi
2b1.-araf 'segnis,
lenis' <eremos
* ermos
2b1.-araf 'segnis,
lenis' <*eremos
ruowa, Ruhe
3a2.-rōw 'quiēs'
orior
orobos erebinqos
'cicer'
erifos
5.4.-or-oj 'agnus, -a'
jarina 'lāna'
6.3.-(j)éras
ercatos fragmos
(Hes)
5.5.-ark (3ª s. arki,
pl. arkanzi, inf.
arkuwanzi)
aršýti 'scindere'
<*H1orkeHi-
5.3.-airime
'quiescens'
6.3.-rowa 'stagnus'
6.4.-rāwa 'id'
erwh cessātiō'
erwew 'cēdō'
eremos 'desertus'
3a3.-run(n)e 'rāmus'
* ernos
* erō
api
5.3.aipi; ape 'ad'
5.4.-ev, ew 'et, etiam'
5.5.appa 'iterum'
6.3.- istri 'renes'
6.4.ìekša 'intern.'
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'ruinae'
árṇa- 'fluctuōsus'
ṛnóti
5.5.arta 'stat'
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* éroros
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
irar/iolar
* erqō
erc 'caelum'; suairc
'pulcher' <*su-erkʷis
* ersā
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2b1.-eryr <*eriro2b2.-er
2b3.-erer
occidentālis
aro <*h3érō, arn
3a2.-earn <*aran
3a3.-ǫrn <*arnu
4.-familia graeca
ara 'aquila'
ars 'cūlus'
3a2.-ears
ars-bille 'clūnis'
3a2.ars-belli 'id'
ornis 'auis'
orros
irre; rāsen 'festīnō'
3a2.-ræs
'cursus' 3a3.-rās
'cursus'
aírzeis, aírziÞa
'error'; Rēs(mēr)
2b1.-erw 'campus',
pl. erwi, erwydd
2b2.-erw, ereu
2b3-eru/ero 'sulcus'
ero; erda
3a2.-earth
3a3.-jǫrð; jǫrvi
<erwan- 'arēna'
aírÞa <*ertā
era; eresi-metrh
gewmetrian (Hes)
immi
bin, ist
3a2.-am, is, be
ist 'est'
eimi, hmi; efu
errō, rōrārii
arshn/ershn
'homō'
erwe 'impulsus'
arhs 'Mars'
* ersō
* esmi
sum, fuī
súm, est, íst
estud sent
1b2.-est, sent
am, is
* ēsmoi
hmai
cf. sand, Sünde
'culpa'
cf. sons, insons;
* esn̥ts
sonticus morbus,
sontica causa
* esos
erus
* esr̥
3a2.-cf. sōð, sooth
'uērum', sin 3a3.cf. sannr, sannr
6.-familia slava
orientālis
5.5.-haran <*H3eron- orьlъ <*orilo, hāras 'aquila'
6.3.-erẽlis
árcati 'et laudat'
5.4.-erg 'cantus'
e(a)rr(-ball) 'cauda'
* erwā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
sunjis, sunjeins
'uērum'
wn (ontos) cf.
eteos 'uērus'
TOK A yärk, В
yarke 'honorātiō'
5.4.-or
5.5.-arras
árṣati 'fluit'; rṣabhá'taurus'
irasyáti 'rabit'
5.4.-erram 'agitor'
5.5.-arsaniya'inuideō'
ársati
5.5.-ārs-, ars- (araszi)
6.3.-aršùs
'impetuōsus'
5.4.-erkir (ad erkin
'caelum?)
ásti, ábhut
5.4.-em
5.5.esmi; as-/esāste
5.5.-e-es-zi
есть
6.3.-esmì
6.4.-ęsmu
sánt- 'reālis'; cf. satyá6.3.-santi
6.4.<*H1sn̥tjo- 'uērum'
esuots (sǫšta)
5.3.-haiqiia- 'id
6.9.-sins dat.
5.6.-hašiya- 'id'
sentismu
5.5.-asanza- 'uērum'
5.4.-išxan 'princeps'
5.5.-ishas
as(s)er,
assarātum;
saniēs, sanguis
ear, eiar, har
ásrk, ásrt (asnáh) ̣
5.4.-ariun
6.4.-asins
5.5.-e-eš-ar (esanas)
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orientālis
occidentālis
* eti
cēterus
et; etiam
1b2.-etro'secundus'
eti 'quoque, ultra'
etic 'et quoque'
2b1.-etmet
'retunde'
1b2.-et
* étiqe
ith- itwīz
3a2.-ed 'rursus';
edwīt
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
hus <*eH1su-?, eus
5.5.-assu- <*oH1su-?
ALB.-ját(e)re 'alius'
5.3.-atāra- 'hic e
duobus'
eti
ati 'ultra' 5.3.-aiti
este 'dum, usque,
ad' <*enste?
ácchā 'ad, tenus'
htor, megalhtoros
4.3.- htron
5.4.-xvāqra
<*suātra? 'bonus
animus'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* ēsús
* éteros
4.-familia graeca
iÞ 'sed'; id-weit
'insultus'
etic
eterъ, jeterъ
'quiscumque'
ещё <etskwe
'adhuc'
<< etmn̥
* ētr̥
inathar 'intestīna'
ād(a)ra,, Ader 'id'
3a3.-æðr
'uēna'
âtar 'celer'
3a2.- ǣdre
'promtus'
2b1.-permedinteredou ? 'ilia'
* ētros
* eukō
* eusō
* gálgaljō
uxor (nisi ukHsor: Luján)
usurs 'uxōres'
PELIGN.usur 'id'
to-ucc- 'intellegō'
ro-uicc, do-uicc
bí-ūhts <*unkto'assuētus'
'attulit' <*unk
ūrō, ustus
gallus (uel
*kanlos?, got.
hana)
gall <ln 'fāma'
(quoque cygnus)
2b1.-gallw 'uocō'
2b3.-galu.-'uocātiō'
Gallī
gal, gail <*galjā
'audacia'
dí-gal
'uindicātiō'
2b1.-gallu 'posse'
2b2.-gallos
'potestās' 2b3.gallout 'posse'
* galnos
'pantica'
THRAK.-Athrus,
Ieterus, Iatrus
'flūmen Jantra'
6.3.-ãtrus
TOK A atär, В etär ?
'uiolentus'
6.4.'hērōs'
atr 'celer'
ekhlos, eukhlos,
Pind. eukalos
'placidus'
úcyati 'placet';
učiti 'discō'
ókas- 'domus'
ukъ 'discipliina'
5.4.-usanim 'discō,
6.3.-jùnkstu/nkti
suescō'; amusin 'uxor'
'suescō'; ū́ kis 'uilla'
3a3.-ysia
euw
óṣtami, uṣṭáh;
uccháti 'luceō'
KHOT.-by-ūvā’re <
*wi-/abi-auša 'ardent'
3a2.-ceallian, call
'uocō'
glazw 'cantō'
gargara- ? Instrum.
musicāle quodam
glagolati,
gologólitь; го́лос
<*galso- 'uox'
golemъ 'magnus';
голя́мо 'multum'
6.3.-galiù, galéti
'posse'
galatai
<< galnos
* gangō
géoin, géim 'clamor'
3a2.-ge-canc 'irr.'
* gar
gaggainein (Hes)
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argi 'reapse'
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occidentālis
gáir(m) 'clāmor'
gáire 'risus'
grith 'clamor'
garriō, garrulus
gaudeō
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orientālis
occidentālis
carron 'stridere'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1.-gawr 'clamor',
3a2.gair 'uerbum'
ceorran 'rumpō'
2b1,2,3-garm
3a3.-kurra
'clamor'
'murmurō'
ghrus 'uox'; ghruw
'uocō, narrō'
ghqew, agan
'nimis'; agauos
'nōbilis'
gūaire <*gauryos
'nōbilis'
járatē 'tonat';
gargara
'instrum.q.' (cf.
golgol.)
6.3.-gùrti ` 'clamō'
6.3.-džiaugiúos
<*gaudžiúos
TOK-kātk
<< gaudhjom
mih, mich; dih,
* ge
dich 'mē, tē'
mik, þuk 'mē, tū'
ge 'et equidem';
eme-ge etc.
'egō, tū'
5.4.-kc-u; kc-anem
'pungō'
ALB.-gjize? 'caseus'
gér 'acerbus'
<gigrós
* geigō
5.5.-ammuk, tuk
chīnan, keimen;
chīmo 'propagō';
kīl, Keil 'cuneus'
3a2.-
* geimō
ziedet
cīnan; kīð 'catulus'
* geisā
* geldhós
3a3.-glensa,
glenta 'dērīsiō'
kalt 'frigidus'
3a2.- cold 'id'
gelidus
3a2.cild, -child;
* geltis
* gelu
colt 'pullus'
gelū, gelō
kühlen 'frigeō'
3a2.-calan ; chill
3a3.-cala <*goleiō 'id'
3a5.-hal <*kH-?
gelan 'pruinam'
'solum gelidum'
* gembhō
PRHYG.-gissa ?
'saxum'
kis, Kies
* gélāmi
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'acerbescō'
6.3.-zẽiju, ziet;
žýd(ži)u žydéti
6.4.-ziêdu,
5.4.-cil, ciul, cel
'propagō'
(us)-keinan
TOK.- k(e) (part.)
gelaw
kalds 'frigidus'
<*goldhokilþei 'uterus'
6.9.-žiẽzdros
5.4.-caɫr (caɫu) 'rīsus'
jаḍа- <*geldo-.
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kilþō 'praegnans'
cf. kalds 'frigidus'
jarṭú- 'uterus'
jaṭháram 'pantica'
glota 'turba,
gaḍi-h, galiḥ 'pullus'
hlādate <*ghelHdgelandron yucron
'frigescit'; śíśira- 'uēr
(Hes.)
nouum' <*kiklHo-
familia' (neg.)
chladъ 'frigus'
<*kHoldh-; 6.3.šálti, šáldyti,
šáltas, šalnà
<*kolHdhprozębnǫti
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occidentālis
gefyn 'uinculum'
3a2.-cumbol,
cumul 'tumor,
uulnus'
3a3.-kumla 'premō'
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
5.4.-čmlem
'comprimō'
žьmǫ, žęti
'comprimere'
6.3.-gùmulas
'glomus'
6.4.gùmstu, gùmt
'capiō'
orientālis
gemw 'plēnus sum';
gomos 'onus'
gener <*gemaro-;
genta
gambros
* gengā
gingīua
goggulos
'rotundus'
goggros 'tumor
apud oleas'
* genjos
genius
3a3.-chunni
* genmn̥
germen,
germānus
gein <*genṇ
(gene), dat. ge(i)nim
* gemros
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
jāmātar5.3.-zāmātar-
<< genesājō
* genō
3a3.-kokkr 'pila'
sama-kunjans
'*aequisexis'
genus
* gentis
gens, nātiō
genna
<*genmneH2 ?
-kunds
gikunt <*kundi3a2.-(ge)cynd,
kind 'progeniēs'
1b2-natine
'nātiōne'
genos
genesis 'genitus'
geneqlon
'progeniēs'
2b3.-genel 'parere'
* gentṓr
genitor
genethr, genetwr
* gentrīks
genitrīx
geneteira
* gentus
genitus
* genu
genū, geniculum
jániman-, jánmanToA.-ken 'appellō, -
gegwna 'et sibī
audientiam facere'
* gentlom
gungulỹs 'pila'
žinginis 'calla
palust.'
omo-gnios
'coniugātus'
gemō?
* genos
jiŋginī, jhiñjhikā
'planta quaedam'
gustъ 'pinguis'
6.3.-gùnga,
glún, glúin
<*glūnos
<*gnūnos?
knio; kneo; knie
3a2.-knee
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gonu (gonatos)
procnu
'prosternātus'
jánas5.4.-cin 'natūra'
jātí-ḥ, prá-jāti-ḥ
'genitūra'
5.3.-frazaiṇti- 'prōlēs'
janítram 'locus n.'
5.4.-cnawl 'parens'
janitár5.4.-cnaul *<-tlojánitrī
jantú- 'creātūra'
jā́ nu; prajñú 'proster.'
5.3.-žnūm (ac.)
5.4.-cunr <*gonu
5.5.-gi-e-nu
5.6.-zānū
āre'
zetъ
6.3.-zéntas
zȅt 'gener'
6.3.-gentìs 'familiāris'
ALB.-dhender
'procus'
TOK A.-kanwem
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gena, genuīnus
(dens)
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orientālis
occidentālis
orientālis
gi(u)n (geno)
'bucca'
gen
'subrisus'
Genaua
2b1.-gwẽn 'subris.'
2b1.-gẽn,
genau
2b2.genau/ganow
2b3.-guen 'gena'
kinni, kinn
3a2.-cinn, chin
kinnus
gnaqos;
genus 'mentum' hánu-ṣ 'maxilla'
5.3.-zānuganaw 'laetus
gurgaqos 'gerrae
corbis'
creek 'meandrum"
* gerjō
expergiscor
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
6.3.-žándas
'maxilla'
sum'
krāgo ''hamus'
3a2.-crōk,
crook, crinkle 'id';
* gergō
4.-familia graeca
3a3.-karskr, kerskr
'uiuidus, uiridis'
egeirw; nhgretos
'obdormiens'
karal, Kerl
<*gorH2lo- 'homō'
ghraw, gerwn
'sēnēx'; graus
<*greH2ius 'anus';
Gorgw <*-oy'Gorgōna'
guṇá-ḥ ' 'fiilum' <*rrn
gárta-ḥ
'sella currūs'
sъgrъčiti se
'contrahī' -k
6.3.-grežiù,
grẽžti <**grenžiō
járate, caus.jā-gar-ti
5.3.-fragrisajagārayant∂m p.pr
ALB.-ngrē,
ngríhem
<< gerlós
* gerō
3a2.-ceorl, churl
3a3.-karl 'h.
* gersā
mātūrus'
kerren/ehren
'uerrō'
3a2.-cierran
'uertō'
3a3.-kjarr
'arbustus'
2b1.-gyrr 'pecu
agere'
gerra
járati , jī́ryati; járant5.3.-zarta 'aetātis
dēbilitās'; zrvan-,
zrūn- ? 'tempus'
zьreti 'mātūrō'
5.4.-cer 'sēnēx'
gerron 'uirga, pēnis' 5.4.-car 'arbos, -stus'
<< gerwós
* gesō
3a3.-kos <*gōsaH2
'congeriēs'
gerō, gestus
* geulom
gúal 'carbō'
5.4.-acem; ənkenowm 'iaciō
kasta 'iaciō'
5.5.-kis- 'fiō'
kol, Kohle 'carbō'
3a2.-col, coal 'id'
jválati 'ardet', jvālá-,
jvālā 'taeda, lūmen'
5.4.-hur, krak 'ignis'
зола́ 'cinis'
TOK B.-B śoliye
'furnus'
<< geustis
* gewō
gikewen
'appellāre'
gāuia, gauia?,
gāius ?
3a2.-cīegan 'uocō'
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goos 'lāmentum'
gavatē 'resonat';
jógu- 'cantus, laus'
govorъ 'strepitus';
govoriti 'strepō' >
'loquor'
6.3.-gaudùs
'maestus'
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* ghəbhējō
habeō
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hafiar 'habeatur'
hipid 'habuit'
hipust 'habuerit'
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2b1.-gafael 'retineō'
gaibid 'praehendit'
2b2.-havel
2b3.-kavout
geban 'dō'
<*kom + ep ? Cf.
Lat. coēpī
giban 'dō'; gabei
<kómopyom 'opes'
gabeigs 'opulentus'
1b2.-habina
* ghabhros
* ghaidīnós
'agnas'
Gabalus 'patib'
gabul 'furca, patib.' 2b1.-gafl 'fork'
2b3.-gaol
Gabro-magus
2b1.-gafr
gabor
2a3.2b2.-gauar/gaver
gabhar
2b3.gaor/gavr
cairw
* ghaidos
haedus, haedīnus
* ghaisējō
haereō
habáć 'emere'
gobьzь 'profusus'
6.6.-gabać
'id'
CHWAR.-ɣry- 'gaudeō',
5.5.kariie/a- 'grātiam faciō'
caus. ɣw’ry-
gibil 'hastiāle',
gabala 'furca'
3a2.-geafel, gafol
haedīnus
gábhasti-ḥ 'manus,
braccium'
háryati 'gaudet
/gaudificat, dēlectat'
caris
1a1.-gabalus
'pīlum'
6.-familia slava
<*kom+ep?
* ghəris
* ghabhlom
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
gerōn 'desiderō'
3a2.-giernan
'desiderō'
* ghərējō
4.-familia graeca
ToA.-kar(y), B
ker(y) 'rideō'
<*ghorje/o
5.3.-zara- <*ro5.5.-kāri- tiye/a'grātiam faciō'
gabasti- 'pīlum'
geizzīn 'haedulus' gaitein 'haedulus'
geiz/geizīn -'īnus'
gaits;
3a2.gaitein
gāt/gæten
'haedulus'
3a3.-gēt
6.3.-gaištù, -aũ,
gaĩšti haesitō;
gaišìnti 'deleō'
gae
2a3.-gaoi
* ghaisom
* ghaisom
gaesum; gaesātī
gaé; gāide
'gaesātus'; gāetas
'qui occidit' <ghoizd-
* ghaitā
2b1.-gwaew gwayw
2b2.hochwuyu 'uen'
2b3.-guugoiuou
2b1.-gwayw
=ir.foga
2b2;-gew
3a3.-geirr 'hasta'
gēr, geisila,
Geissel
3a2.-gār,
2b3.-guugoiuou
dtpl.
gaisos
caios 'hamus'
caios
3a3;-geirr,
geisl
gaīset <*ghait-s-
zaēna- 'arma'
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hinṓti 'disparō'
5.3.-
6.3.-žeidžiù,
žeidžiaũ, žeĩsti
'feriō'
5.3.-gaēsa 'crispus c.'
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* ghálerom
* ghandā
ganta
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3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
galar 'aegrotās'
2b1, b2.-galar
`luctus, planctus';
géd
2b1.-gwyd
2b2.guit
2b3.goaz, gwaz
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'malignus' <*kal??
equō, saxō' etc.
lat.<galla?
ganaʒʒo, ganzo
3a2.-gan(d)ra,
ganre, gannet
* ghastā
hasta
hostatu, anostatu
'(in)hastātōs'
gat 'sarpmentum';
tris-gataim 'perforō'
gutuater <**ghutu- got, Gott 'id'
pǝtēr 'flāmen
3a2.-god,
guth <*ghutu-s 'uox'
quīdam'
godfæðer
* ghawō
* ghawōd
gans
3a2.gōs, goose
gartia <*gherdh ?
cf. жердь
3a2.-yard <gherdh?
géis(s) 'cygnus'
haud
gáu, gáo, gó
'falsus' gu-forcell
'f. testis'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
zolok 'uulnus'
nazóla 'cuura'
6.3.-žalà 'damnum'
6.3.-gañdra-s
'cicōnĭa'
canos; cainw,
kechna; acanhs
'patulus' (a copul.)
3a3.-gan
(h)anser
4.-familia graeca
chn
gosi
6.3.-žasìs
hamsáh
gazds 'cuspis'
guþ 'deus' pl. guda
<*ghutóm
kaucaoumai
'glorior'
gibla 'pinaculum'
kefalh
hávate, hváyati;
puru-hūtá-ḥ' 'Indra'
5.3.-zavaiti,
zbayeiti, zaozaomi
5.4.jaunem 'consecrō'
zovǫ, zъvati
6.3.-žavéti
'incantāre'
6.4.-zavēt
'malēdīcit'
2b1.-geu, gau 'fals.'
geaowc/euog
'culpb.'
2b2.gou
2b3.gaou
gibil Giebel
'timpanum'
gebel 'craneum'
* ghebhlā
TOK A.-śpāl
3a2.-gafl
'cuspis'
* ghedmr̥3a2.-geat 'id'
3a3.-gat
'ōrificium'
git, Geiz 'auaritia'
gīten
'aueō'
3a2.-gītsian
* ghedō
* gheidhō
gell 'pignus'
gellaid 'pollicētur'
cezw; codanos
'cūlus, podex'
5.5.-kammars
hadati, hadate
5.3.-zaðah'cūlus'
ToB.-kenmer
grdhyati 'auet'
5.3.-. grða'iussus'
žido, žьdati
'exspectō'
6.3.-geidžiù geĩsti'
'iubeō'
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1b2.--hont; erahunt 'eādem'
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4.-familia graeca
hibernus
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hibernus
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1.-a(g) 'cum' <
*ad-ghe
ou-, mh-/h-, naici 'nōn, sīc'
* ghéimentos
* gheimr̥
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ceima
ceimerinos
gha, ha (particula
ne jedinъ že 'ne
post negātiōnem); hi
unus quidem'; -zi
'sīc'
hemantá 'hiems'
5.5.-gimmant- 'id'
hḗman 'hieme'
zima
5.4.-jmeṙn
5.5.6.3.-žima
gimmant
5.4.-jmeṙn 'hiems'
geifen, /ben, /pen
* gheipō
hippitō
* gheislos
3a2.-ji/
gibe 'nugō'
gíall
Congeistlus
gīsal, gisel, Geisel
2b1.-gwystl
3a2.gīsl
3a3.2b2.-guistel
gísl
2b3.-goestl 'cautiō'
* ghelbō
gelpfen, gelfen
3a2.-gielpan
* ghelijō
gellan, -en 'clamō';
nahti-gala
3a2.-giellan,
yell
* ghelō
2b1.- gylym, geleu,
gely 'culter'
gielde 'nullum
lacte dans'; galza
<*ghelmo
'porcus castrātus'
* ghelus
* ghelwos
gōljan 'saluutō'
3a3,.gjɔlnar, gäl
'labia'
* ghelnom
* ghelos
Gisla-mundus
chrabьrъ
'bellicōsus'
6.3.-gul̃binti
celidwn 'hirundō'
pra-galbhá-ḥ
'animōsus'
galitь-sja 'insultō'
ceilos, cellos
5,4.-jeɫun 'palatum'
želḗti 'sūgō'
6.4.-zelêt 'sūgō et
lambō'
gallos 'sacerdōs
cybelis'
celus, celwnh
cloh <*ghloHw3eH2 /
(h)olus, arc.
helus, helusa
heluos; fuluos ?
gilþa 'falx'
pra-galbhá-ḥ
'animōsus'
ghl̥ Hw3eH2 'iuuenis
herba, propagō'
gelo 'flāuus'
3a2.-geolu 'id'
3a3.-gulr <ptgm.
gel 'lucidus, albus';
gealach 'lūna'
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5.4.- jlem 'arō'; jol
'pālus'
5.5.iskalla 'abscindō'
6.3.-žúolis
'truncus, lignum'
želū, želъvь
zelije
cloos, clous,
hári-, hárita- 'flāuus';
zelenъ 'uiridis';
clwros <*ghl̥ H3rohíraṇya- 'aurum'; híri- zlakъ <*gholko, clo(F)eros 'et
<ghḷH-i-'aureus'
'frons -ndis'
florulentus';
5.3.-zari-,zairita- 'id'; 6.3.-želvas, žãlias
clounos · crusos
zaranya- 'aurum'
6.4.-zal's
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gēn 'īre
3a2.-gān 'īre'
3a3.-gā 'īre'
* ghēmi
4.-familia graeca
* ghenghō
* ghēr
Cingeto-rīx
2b1.-hy-gyngu;
cam 'gradus'
2b2.-cam 'id'
2b3.-camm 'id'
geggen, gehen;
gang 'gradus'
3a2.-gongang, go
3a3.-ganga;
gangr
geen (Krimgot.)
'īre'
gaggan, gaggida
gagg 'gradus'
framgāhts
'progressus'
(h)ēr (ēris)
kicanw inf. hom
kichmenai, p.pr.
kiceis 'attingō';
cazomai, calaw
* gherdhō
* gherdos
3a2.-cf. gors 'ulex'
bigaírdan 'cingere'
gards
'domus'
horior, hortor
* gherō
* ghertom
cohors
* gherús
herest 'uolet'
heriam 'arbitrium,
potestātem',
Herentateís
'Veneris'
1b2.-heriest 'id'
gerōn; gern
'libenter; gierig
'coditiōsus'
3a2.-giernan,
yearn 'desiderō'
gor 'pius'; goire
'piētās'
korqis swros
(Hes.)
acerdos, acras
kegcros 'sorgum,
milium'; kacrus
'tostum hordeum';
ceras, cermas
'glarea, detrītus'
furfur <*for-for
* gherijai
kocwnh 'inguen'
jáhāti 'cēdit; dēsinit'
hāna-m 'relictiō'
5.3.-zazāmi 'uincō,
transabeō'
5.4.-gam 'ueniō'
jámhas- 'gradus,
planctus'; jáŋghā
'tibia'; jaghána'inguen'
5.3.-zangam 'tibia'
ToA kātkā 'surgō'
6.3.-žengiù,
žeñgti;
žiñgsnis 'gradus'
chr (Hes.)
gurten 'id'
3a2.-gyrdan, gird
'id'
* gherghros
6.-familia slava
orientālis
'cēdō'
cingim; céimm
<*kenksmen
'gradus' ; cing
(cinged) 'milees'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
faíhu-gaírns
'coditiōsus'
gr̥há- 'domus'
gordъ 'urbs'
5.3.-g∂r∂ða6.3.-gar̃das
'cauerna domestica'
'ouīle'
5.5.žárdas 'area'
gurtas 'oppidum'
ALB.- dárdhë
груша ?
goróchъ 'cicer,
siliqua'
gharṣati 'terit'
6.3.-gurùs
'friābilis'; gùrti 'friō'
háryati 'gaudet
/gaudificat, dēlectat'
cairw 'gaudeō';
caris 'gratia';
5.3.-zara- 'propositum'
ca rmh 'pugna'
CHWAR.-ɣry- 'gaudeō'
coros 'tripudiātiō' 5.5.-kariie/a- 'grātiam
faciō'
hárati 'emō, ferō'
ghṛtá-m
hrasvá; hrasati
'dētrahit' <*ghr-esceirwn, cereiwn
'peius'; crew 'egeō'
5.3.-zarahehīš
'minima'
ceir (ceiros);
cf. hasta, íṣuhasta‑
ioceaira
5.4.-jern
<*HisughesriH2
5.5.-kessar
ALB.- dorë
ceiris
kisri- 'glomus'?
ToA.-kar(y), B
ker(y) 'rideō'
<*ghorje/o
kicrhmi, craw
gert <*-tā 'lacte'
gair, garait >goirid;
gerraim 'scindō';
gaire 'uitae breuitās'
* ghesr̥
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го́ре 'maeror'
ALB.- gerrān
'castrātus equus'
TOK.-A tsar B šar
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ocuis, ocus, agus ?
'et' <*ad ghosti- ?
praestō ?
4.-familia graeca
agostos ? 'palma';
ceir < ghēs∂r
hástah
5.3.-zastō
dasta
5.6.-
6.3.-pa-žastìs
'axilla'
<< ghētis
2b1.-haeddel
2b3.-haezl/heal
* ghetlā
ecetlh
3a3.-gyger 'raptor';
gyg 'subterran.
deus'
* gheughō
gu/gū́hati 'abscondit'
5.3.guzaēta, 'id'
6.3.-gū̃žti 'protegō
gùže m.=ger. gyg
ghṓṣati 'proclamat'
* gheusō
heus
<< gheutis
* gheutlom
* ghéwejā
FAL.-huti[c]ilom
fouea
5.3.-gaoš'audiō'
5.5.kusduwai 'calumniō'
cutlon
ceia 'latebra'
gawi, Gau 'id';
gawi ` 'territorium'
goumo, Gaumen
(cf. cwra)
'palatum'
* ghewos
nec (negōtium,
haudōt., negāre)
* ghi
hotrá- 'hostia'
caos; caunos,
cauli- 'patens'
5.4.-gavar 'territorium'
ou-, mh-/h-, naici 'nōn, sīc'
hí
6.3.-gomurỹs
'Gaumen'
6.4.gāmurs 'larynx'
-zi (part. post
pronōmen)
<< ghighējō
girren, grollen
* ghirrijō
hirriō
3a2.gierran
* ghjājō
hiō, hiāscō
* ghjems
hiems
eehianasúm
'ēmittendārum'
gīēn, gähnen
3a2.-giwian,
giowian 'poscō'
1b2.-ehiato
'ēmissōs'
Giamillus, Giamon
2b1.gaim-red, gem-rad gaem/gaeaf
2b2.-goyf
2b3.-goañv
galgo, Galgen
3a3.-galgi
* ghlaghos
* ghlastos
grētan ? salutor >
grüssen, greet
glass 'uiridis,
caeruleus'
glastum (n. plantae)
2b1.-glas 'caer,vir.'
2b3.-glas
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gharghara-ḥ,
ghurghura-ḥ
gъrkati `
zejǫ , zinǫ , zjati
cainw, caskw;
chmh, canos
'hiātus' <*gheH2
kīnu- 'aperiō'
ciwn 'nix'
ceimwn 'hiems'
5.4.-jiun, jiwn 'nix'
<*ghiōmṃ
5.4.-jak 'rāmus'
6.3.-žió-ju, -ti
6.4.-. žãvaties
6.3.-žalga(s)
'hasta'
6.4.-žalga 'uirga'
glast 'splendōr'
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·fo·gleinn .
inglennat 'uestigant'
atgleinn 'dēmonstrat'
* ghlendhō
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
glanz 'uisus';
glänzen 'speciō'
3a2.glenten 'id'
·a2.-glēo, glee 'id'
3a3.-gly
'gaudium'
glizzan, gleissen
3a2.-glītan
gluoen, glühen;
gold 'aurum'; galla,
2b1.-dichlyn
* ghleumi
* ghloidos
glastum 'Isatis
* ghlōmi
fel; (h)olus, folus
(arc. helus(a))
heluus
<*helawos
1a1.-giluus,
galbus, galbinus
gel 'lucidus, albus';
gealach 'lūna';
glan 'pūrus,
mundus', glain
'uitrum', glass
'uiridis; caeruleus'
?? (a breuis!)
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Galle 'fel'; gelo
2b1, b2, b3.-glan
(Gelwes) 'giluus';
'mundus' ? (a breuis!)
Glut <-tis 3a2.2b1.-gell 'giluus';
gold; gealla,
glas 'uiridis'; glain
geolo, gloom;
'gemma' (a breuis!)
gleam, glas; glare
2b3.-gell
3a3.<*ghel-no 'spadix,
glana;
goll;
balanus'
gall 'fel'
glumen 'iubilō'
3a3.-glaumr
'iubilum'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
gladeti, глядеть
6.3.-glendi
'quaere', glenst
'quaerere'
6.3.-gláudoti
6.4.-glaudât
cleuh 'nuga'
glitmunjan
'splendeō'
clidh; clidaw
'blandus esse'
zelenъ 'uiridis';
gulþ 'aurum'
colos; colh 'fel,
īra'
clwros
'flāuus'
THRAK.-zhlta
'aurum'?
hári- <*ghel(H3)i
/gholH3i, hárita'flāuus'; híraṇya'aurum'
5.3.-zari-,zairita- 'id';
zaranya-, 'aurum'
5.6;-zāra'fel'
golubój 'caerul.';
zlato 'aurum';
žlъtъ'fel''
6.3.-gel̃tas
'flāuus'; gel̃svas;
želiù, žéliau, žélti,
'uireō'; tulžìs 'fel';
žal̃vas, žel̃vas
'heluus'
glamiti se 'nugor'
<< ghl̥tnós
* ghl̥tom
gold
gluss <*ghlustu* ghlustis
'clāritās';
(*ghleuri-)
gluair
'clārus';
glosen, glosten
'luceō' ; klug
2b1.-glo 'carbō'
2b2.-glow 'id'
2b3.glaou 'id'
* ghn̥dhus
* ghn̥dō
'clārus'
3a2.-cf. glower
'micō'; glōwan
`fulminare'
3a1, a2.-gund 'pus'
pre-hendō
gataim 'rapiō'; rogeinn 'locum habet'
ghṇdhn-
2b1.-gann, genni
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3a3.-geta
híranyam <*ghlH3-en-
gulþ
5.3.-zaranim
cf. glaggwō 'certō,
profectō'
cf. cloos, clous
'giluus'; cloh
'iuuenis herba'
gund 'tumor'
kanqalh 'tumor'
candanw 'capiō'
zlato>zóloto
6.3.-geltas 'heluus'
6.4.-zelts
gadu ? Tonsillae
gadati 'dīuīnō'
6.3.-godetis 'aueō'
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* ghneumi
gnauwen 'grunniō'
3a2-gnēaþ
'auarus'
3a3.-g-nūa 'tergō'
* ghōdhos
gut 'bonus'
3a2.-good 'id'
gāel, gaol
'familiāritās',
amicitia
geil
3a2.-gāl
goþs 'bonus' (cf.
lat. decus, air.
dech)
gádhya- 'attinens'
codanon
* ghordhos
gart 'circulus'
3a2.-gard,
2b1.-garth
yard 'fundus'
5.3.-zadah-
zelo 'ualdē'
6.3.-gailas
'imptōsu.'
5.4.-glux (glxoy)
<*ghōlu-ko- 'caput'
gards 'domus'
bigairdan 'cingō'
'repellō' ;
gnusьnъ
'repellens'
6.3.-gniū̃sai
'bestiolae'
godъ 'opportūnum
tempus'; godnyj 'op.'
6.3.-guõdas
zad <*zadъ
gailjan 'beō'
kalo, ka(h)l 'caluus'
3a2.-callow 'id'
* gholwā́
6.-familia slava
gnošati, gnušati
cnauw 'fricō';
cnauma 'gracilitās'
cnauros 'gracilis'
cnoos
'spūma'
3a2.-gate <*gatwō?
* ghoilos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
gazza, Gasse?
* ghodos
4.-familia graeca
korqis swros
(Hes)
ALB.garth
gṛhá- <ghṛdho'domus'
5.5.gurtas 'oppidum' <-to?
golova, голова́ 'cp'
6.3.-galvà 'caput'
gradъ <*ghordho'oppidum'
6.3.gar̃das
<< ghorejai
<< ghornim
* ghoros
* ghórsdejom
hīra, hillae haruspex <*ghrH1-u;
garn 'filum' <*ghornā
3a3.-gorn (p. garnar)
hernia
<*ghorHnH2
hordeum
gersta
* ghorsejō
horreō, hircus,
hispidus
* ghortos
hortus, cohors
* ghosóm
hostia, hostīre
hirpus 'lupus'
SAB.-fircus
garb 'raucus'
<gh∂rwos
2b1.-garw
3a2.-gorst 'herba
quaedam'
gort 'ager'
garth 'claustrum'
2b3.-garz 'saeptum'
cordh <*ghorH1-
híra-ḥ 'uitta'; hirā́
'uēna' <**ghrH1-
6.3.-žarnà
5.5.-karāt <*ghrH1od-s
ALB.-drithë 'cerēs'
<*ghr(i)sD
kri, kriqh
cersos 'continens'
chr 'ēr(icius)'
coiros 'porcellus'
cortos 'atrium'
5.4.-gari (garwoy)
<*ghrjo5.5.-karas- <*ghersdh
hárṣatē, hŕṣyati
5.3.-zaršayamna'explumans'
5.4.-jar 'iuba'
5.5.-gurtas 'oppidum'
<-dho-?
jagdhi 'esca'; ághas
(2, 3s.)
6.4.-gōste 'daps'
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gospodь<-ostьpotgast
3a2.-giest
3a3.-gastr
hostis
gōrag 'miser'
3a2.-gyrn
'tristitia'
* ghouros
* ghradjai
faueō ? nisī
<*bhuH ?
gradior
6.-familia slava
orientālis
gasts
gostь
* ghosdos
* ghowejō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
1b2.-fons
goumen 'id'
'fauens', foner
'fauentēs' <*bhuH?
3a2.-gīeman
do·greinn
'persequor'
grynnyaw <PTCelt.
*grind(j)e/o- 'expellō'
gritten; gritt
'gradus'
qaurjan 'offendere'
gaurs
'afflictus'
5.5.-kāst
ToA.-kaṣt, B.-kest
ghōrá-ḥ
žuryty 'piget'
govejo, goveti
gaumjan 'obseruō
'iēiūnō, honorō'
grędǫ, gręsti
'ueniō'
6.3.-gridi-ju 'eō'
griÞs 'gradus'
<< ghrāsmn̥
* ghrāsom
gras, Gras; Grün
3a2.-gras;
grōwan, grow
'uiridēscō, crēscō';
grāmen <grasmen
gras
græne, green
'uiridis'
* ghr̥bhjō
grīfan
3a2.-græppian,
grab; gripan
greipan <*ghreibh
<*ghreibh
3a3.grāpa (p!)
3a5.-grabben
* ghrebhō
graban
3a2.-grafan
3a3.-grafa
grēme 'sordēs'
3a2, 3a3.-grīma
'persona'
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grabh-, grab-, cf. hárati
'rapiō' grebǫ, greti
<*gher; gṛbhnā́ti;
'rēmō' <*ghrebh
5.3.-grab
6.3.-gré biu, gré bti;
griebiù, griẽbti
5.5.-karāp, kare/ip
6.4.<*ghróbH1ei / ghr̥bH1énti <*ghreibh
grebju, grebt;
'uorō' (ka-ra-a-pi; gigribêt <*ghreibh
ri-pa-an-zi)
'uelle' (<capessere)
graban
grātag 'auidus'
*grēdu-s; *grēdōn;
3a2.-Greed,
grēdag-s '-elicus'
grǟdig 'id'
* ghrēdhus
grāsa 'bucella,
graw 'uorō'
gasthr <*grasthr morsum';
'uenter' (/g/ nōn
grásatē 'uorat' (/g/
/gh/)
nōn /gh/)
ALB.-gɛrdɛs
'uenātor mulierum'
crima, crisma
pogrebo, pogreti
6.3.- grebju,
grebt 'fodiō'
gladъ,го́лод
gṛ́dhyati 'desiderō';
6.3.-gardù
gardha- 'desiderium' 'succulentus'
6.4.-gar̂ds 'id'
6.3.-graĩmas 'flōs
lactis'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
hērēs
occidentālis
orientālis
geisini 'egestās'
3a2.-gād, gæd
'id"
gaidw 'egestās'
<*ghi-tuó
* ghremō
gremmen 'saeuiō'
Gram
'maestitia'
grimm 'horrendus'
* ghrendhā
grintil 'tignus'
3a2.-grindel
'id'
grunda,
suggrunda
grenn 'barba'
<*ghrendhno-
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grennos 'barba'
grana,'mystax'
2b1.-grann
3a2.-granu 'id'
'palpebra'
<*ghronā
2b3.- grann 'cilium'
gramjan 'irāscor'
4.-familia graeca
chrosths; chra
'uidua'; catew/izw
'careō'; chros
'uacuus'; cwris
'sine'; cwrew
'cēdō'; cwros/a
'terra'
cremizw, -metizw;
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
gremétь 'tonāre'
6.3.5.3.-gram- 'saeuitia' grumiù/éti ''tn.'
6.4.gremju 'murm.'
gręda 'lectus'
6.3.-grindìs
'tignum'
granь 'limes'
gránka
'arbuscula'
granōs (acc. pl.)
'crīnes'
grunt, Grund <*dh
* ghrendō
frendō
3a2.-grind(an)
'molō' grund
3a3.-grotti 'mola'
<gwhrend(h)-
grundu 'solum'
2b1.-gro, 'glarea'
2b2.-grow 'id'
* ghrewō
grien 'glarea'
2b3.-grouanenn
'id'
3a3.-grjōn 'grāna'
6.3.-gréndu <*d,
crainw 'terō'
crondos 'grānum'
3a3.-grýiandi
'aurōra', dagen
gryr 'illucescit'
* ghrēw
grę́sti; gréndžiu,
grę́sti 'terō', fricō'
5.5.-karū 'et prīdem';
karuwili- 'antīquus'
HLUW.-ruwan 'prīdem'
egcrauw 'quatiō';
acrahs 'intactus'
crws 'cutis'
crw(i)zw 'tangō'
ecraon 'succedit'
* ghrewō
ingruō, congruō,
(Hom);
zacrhhs 'repens'
* ghrobhos
garba, Garbe
'manipulus, fascis'
* ghromos
Gram 'maestitia'
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gráha-, grāha- 'et
captiō, rapīna'
cromos 'strepitus"
(Hes.)
5.3.-gram- 'saeuitia'
grúchnutь śa
'strepitosē cadere'
6.3.-griuvaũ
griū́ti 'gruō'
6.4.-gŕaut
'fconterō'
6.3.-grõbis
'spolium, rapīna'
gromъ 'tonitrus'
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orientālis
occidentālis
Granne 'arista'
3a3.-grån, grǫn
* ghronos
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
granь <*ghronis
'fīnis''
cronos 'tempus'
'picea, abiēs' (= acus)
* ghroudos
<< ghrowā́
grúad 'maxilla'
* ghərtā
garth 'mons'
(secus hortus)
* ghudjō
gúass 'periculum'
2b1, b3.-grud(d) 'id' 3a2.-grēada 'tetae'
carmh; caria
bounos 'mons' (Hes)
grāt 'cacumen'
<*ghrētis
2b1.-gwst 'morbus'
6.6.-grot
6.7.-hrot
3a2.-(ā-)gíetan
'feriō, interficiō'
6.3.-žūvù, žū́ti
'morior', fac.-daũ/ýti
* ghúgheumi
* ghundō
6.-familia slava
fundō, fūtis, fūtilis
(futtilis)
giutan
cew (eceua), cudhn
cf. juhóti
cf. cew (eceua)
cf. juhóti
ToAB.-ku
<< ghwerā
* ghwērīnós
* ghwērós
ferīnus
* ghwobhros
* gibbā
qhr <*ghwērs
4.2.-fhr
ferus, fera, ferīna
faber
gobae <*-bhṇts
dat. pl. gobedbi
(gobann <*-ntsnos) 2b1.-gof, pl. gofein
gibba, gibbus,
gibber
* gígisai
* gignō
gignō, nāscor
ro·genar 'nātus
sum', ·gainethar <
*gṇH1jetor
wa(f)fen 'arma'
3a2.-wæpen
'id' <*-ēbhno3a3.-keiv
'perperus'
kēren, kehren
3a2.-kērian
2b1.-geni 'nascor';
knōt, knuot 'id'
gweinyð <*gnHije/o3a2.-cennan
'fungitur'
2b3.‘nascitur’; gein
'gignō'
genel 'pariō'
'nascentia' ; gniid, gníí 'facit' <*gnHije/o
TOK B śer- 'uēnor' A
śaru B śerwe '-ātor'
zvěrína
6.3.-žverienà
zverь; zverína
6.3.-žverìs;
žverienà
6.3.-Gabe, Gube
'ignis' <*-bhyā
geibstù, geĩbti
'clinor, decadō'
5.5.-kis, kīs; ki-i-sa;
ki-ik-ki-is-ta-ri
knōÞs 'generus',
sexus'
gignomai 'ēueniō';
gnhtos 'nātus';
gnwtos 'familiāris'
jánati 'prodūcit';
jā́ yate .'nascitur' <
*ǵṇH1jetoi
5.4.-cnaw 'nātus est'
ToB.-śuwa̅-, śa̅wa̅'edō, uorō'
5.6.-jāvīdan
ToB knetär, ToA
knatär 'accidātur'
<< gigrós
kiuwan, kauen
<*g̑i̯ūi̯en
̍ 3a2.-cēowan, chew
* gjewō
* gləgjēs
glaciēs <glagyēs
(propter
žьvo, žьvati
6.3.-žiáunos
'maxilla'
3a3.-klaki
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1a1.-gulbia
'scalprum,
runcīna'
* gladhros
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
gulban <*gulbīno'cuspis, rostrum'
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orientālis
2b1.-gilb
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
'foratorium' gilbin
'acumine'
2b2.-geluin
'rostrum'
2b3-golbina
'rostrata'
želobítь
globà 'piipa'
globokъ
'profundus'
glafw;
glafu 'cauitās'
glafuros 'cauus'
gladъ-kъ
6.3.-glodùs, -nas
glat, glatt
3a2.-glœd 'alacer'
glaber
6.4-glãstît
3a3.-glaðr
glām 'clamōr,
murmurātiō'' <
*glagh-smā
* glaghā́
* glaghti
glazw 'canō'
<*glagyō
gala (galactos);
glaktofagos
lac (lactis)
3a3.-kløkkva
'molliō'
3a6.klinker 'tener'
klebēn, cau. kleiben
3a2.-clifian
* gleibhō
* gleis
'mulceō'
klaga, Klage
'protestātiō':
klagōn (actus)
* gleghos
galeh >lat. galea
glic(c) 'sapiens'
* glembhō
glomus, globus
* gleubhō
glūbō
girí-ḥ, girikā
klug
klamben
'agglutinō' ;
Klumpen
'agglom..'
3a2.clamb(er)'scalō'
klioban 'scindere'
3a2.-clēofan
kliuwa, kliwa 'pila'
3a2.-clíewen,
glún 'genū' nisī
* glēws
garhā 'punitiō' ;
gárhati/te
5.3.-grzaiti
5.6.-gila
jálāsa 'sīōlācium'
5.4.-kat'n
5.5.-galaktar
<*gloghtr 'id'
jálāsa 'sōlācium'
BUL glézъ 'molliō'
5.5.-kalank
6.3.-glezja,
<*glongh 'satisfaciō'
glẽžnas 'tener'
u-glьbljǫ (eff.)
glīs (glīris);
galērus<*graec.
* glēkis
6.-familia slava
<*glūnos <*gnūnos?
clew 'glomus';
claw 'unguis'
3a3.-kúla 'pila'
gláo-snáthe 'linea,
norma'
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glufw
ALB.-glu-ri 'genu'
gulios, gulios
'sarcina' ;
giglumos 'cardō'
glāu-ḥ 'tumor'
5.6.-gulūle 'pila'
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* glínāmi
glūs, glūten, glis,
-tis, glittūs,
glūtinō
* globhos
globus, Galba,
galbeus, glēba,
glēbō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
glenim <*gli-nā-mi
'adhaereō'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-glynaf
'adhaer.'
2b3.-glenaff; geot
'grāmen' < *gel-tā
klenan, chlinu
3a2.clæg,clay 'arg'
3a3.-klina 'linō'
Kalb 'uitulus';
klāftra 'braccia'
3a2.calf 'sūra et uitulus'
glóed 'glūten'
* gloitn̥
glūs, -tis, glūten, inis, glittūs
* glokijō
glociō
klukken
3a2.-cloccian
glomus
klimmen 'stringō'
3a2.climman, climb
'scālō'
* glomos
* glōs
glōs
* glujō
glūtiō, ingluuiēs
glomar 'frēnum'
Cnabetius
2b1.-cneifio
'tondēre'
2b1.-adian 'prolēs'
gníu <*gnēyō 'faciō'
<*ati·gnā
nascor, ignāuus,
(im)praegnō
* gnāmi
cnáim
kalbō 'uitulus'
glocis; glossa
'lingua'
nātus, cognātus,
(-)genitus
glogъ 'spīna'
6.4.-glī̀̀dêt
'glutinōsus fierī'
*glěvъ; glej 'lutum'
6.4.-glievs
gloios
glytẽ 'muccus';
glitùs 'glūtinōsus'.
klъcati 'battuō'
6.3.klukšéti
6.3.-glomóju -ti
'amplector'
glẽmės 'lutum'
glamwn 'glamōsus'
3a3.-hnafa, prät.
hnōf 'putō'
RUN.-Hnab(i)das
<*knǝbhetós
'mutilus'
PAEL.-pälign.
cnatois 'nātīs'
aicned <*adgenǝ/gene-to'nātūra'
kniebiù, kniẽbti
'uellicō'
jā-s 'ingenuus (ad),
et prōlēs (nom)'
knhn (3. sg. knh),
knhqw
nuoen, nöejen
3a2.- heofon-kund
Cintu-gnātus
'*caeligenus'; 'primogenitus';
cund 3a3.-kundr
gnātha, geneta 'fīlia'
'fīlius'
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6.5.-zäova
glotátь; glot(ók)
5.4.-tal
knaptw; knhfh
'scabiēs'
2b1.-adian 'prolēs'
<*ati·gnā
* gnās
* gnātós
6.3.-glébiu, glébti
'amplector'
SERB.-zglòbiti
'adaptō'
galws
cnai 'uellus'
6.-familia slava
glej glekъ 'lutus'
6.3.gliejù, gliẽti 'linō';
glitis 'muccus'
glitton gloion
'glūtinōsus'. (Hes.)
* gnabhjō
* gnājō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
glia, glinh;
gloios 'adhaesīuus'
glicomai
'desiderō'
3a2.- clǣg, clay
3a3.-klæg 'lutum'
* gloijós
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
3a3.-kleggi
'frēnum'
3a2.-clāte 'lappa';
clite 'lutum'
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-kunds 'oriundus'
kasignhtos 'frāter'
jātá-ḥ
5.3.zāta-
6.3.- žéntas
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< gnebhis
kneifen 'fricō'
3a2.2b1.-cnaif 'uellus'
hnæppan 'quatiō'
2b2.-kneu
3a3.2b3.-kreoñ, kaneo
hnafa 'secō'
3a2.-cnīf, knife 'id'
3a3.knīfr
(h)nīgan, neigen,
nicken 'inclinor';
hnaiw 'humilis'
3a2.-hnīgan
* gnebhō
* gneibhō
cōniueō;
* gneichō
(cō)nītor -ī,
nictō, -āre
* gneidō
conegos, kunikaz
'conixus'
=*conigātus
cned 'uulnus'
<*knidā
nīdor
kneten 'fingere'
3a2.-cnedan, knead
3a3.-knoða
* gnetō
* gn̥jai
* gnṓmenjom
hneiwan;
*ga(h)nipnan
<*gneib 'tristis
esse'
5.5.-kaniniya'subsidō'
knimbù, knìbti
'flectere' <*gneib
6.4.-knidêt 'prurīre'
kniẽdet 'pangere'
knizw (*<dyō);
knidh 'urtīca'
PTOGMC.*knedanan
ro·genar 'nātus
2b1.-geni 'nascor'
sum', ·gainethar <
2b3.-genel 'pariō'
*gṇH1jetor ‘nascitur’
cf. nascor, nātus
sum
ToB.-kānta 'dēfricō'
гнетѫ, гнести
'comprimō'
6.6.gniesc, gniote
jánati 'prodūcit';
jā́ yate .'nascitur' <
*ǵṇH1jetoi
5.4.-cnaw 'nātus est'
ToB knetär, ToA
knatär 'accidātur'
ignōminium, -a
* gnōros
ignārus, narrō
* gnos
singulus
<*sṃgnos,
mali/prīuignus
* (gí)gnōskō (gnōwa)
gnifwn furrum?
hnītan 'allīdō'
3a3.-hniss 'nīdor '
cnes 'pellis'
kniebiù, -̃bti 'fricō'
knab-ù,-éti
'glubō'
knafeus 'fullō'
gnōuī, ignōrō,
ignārus, narrāre
* gnōsmi
ignōrō ?
* gnōtis
nōtiō
знамение 'scaeua'
1b2.-naratu
'narrātō',
naraklum
'nūntiātiō'
gnwrimos
Truticnos,
Coimagni
1b2.-naratu
'narrātō',
naraklum
'nūntiātiō'
aina-kla- 'singulus'
itar·gninim,
Ate-gnatus
asa·gninaim 'sapiō', 2b1.-gwn, atwaen
ad·gnin 'agnoscit'
2b2.-gon,aswom
<*gninu2b3.-gounn/gonn
kunnan, kennen,
können
3a2.-cnāwan,
know <*knējan
kunst 'ars';
urchna^t 'agnitiō'
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kunnan, kannjan;
kann <*gonne
'potest'
neognos 'recens
nātus'
jñāta-, jñāyáte
5.4.-čanač'em
znajǫ, znati <*gnōgignwskw
6.3.-žinaũ, žinóti
ALB.-njoh <*gnēskō <*canač'em <*gnH3sky-,
6.4.-zinât
aor. caneay
ajñāsam, -sthās
ToA.-kñasäst
5.4.-caneay
5.5.'agnōuistī'
zi
kane/iss- (ganeszi)
<*gnēsH3-s<*gnēsti
znati, znatь 'scīre'
*knōþs dat.knōdai
pra-jñāti-ḥ 'agnitiō';
gnwsis 'nōtiō,
6.3.-pažintìs 'agn.'
'genus'; kunþi <gṇtí
jñātí-ḥ 'necessitūdō'
necessitūdō'
6.4.-znuõts 'gener'
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* gnōtlom
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nōtor
* gnōtós
nōtus; nota
<*gnota, notāre,
cognitus, agnitus
occidentālis
gnáth
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
einknuadil 'insignis'
beknuodilen
'audibile fierī'
eposognatus
2b1.-gnawd
'usuāle'
kund
3a2.-cūþ, kūth
3a3.-kuðr, kunnr
Knopf;knüpfen
'ligō'
3a2.-knobbe, knob
gnobh
3a5.-kal 'nucleus
mālī'
galla <*gl̥nā
gulban, gulpan
<*gulbīno- 'cuspis,
rostrum'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
jñātra- 'intelligentia'
6.3.-žėnklas
6.9.-ebsentliuns
'dēsignātus'
orientālis
kunþs 'nōtus'
gnwtos
jñātár5.3.-žnātarjnātáh 'nōtus'
6.4.-pazîts
gniáubti 'amplector'
ALB.-gogëlë
<*gelgalnā
gagglion 'tumor'
gulī; gula-ḥ 'glans,
pēnis, clitoris',
gulikā, guṇikā
kuocho, Kuchen
'placenta' 3a2.cicel, cycel 'id'
kamb, Kamm
'pecten'
gemma
<gembhnā
gemō; gumia
(deriu.)
žolá 'arachis
hypogaia'; žьly
'ulcus'
2b1.-gilb(in)
'forator., acumine' kolbo 'uirga'
2b2.-geluin
3a3.-kolfr
'rostrum'
2b3.'acumen'
golbina 'rostratam'
* gōgā
* gomos
4.-familia graeca
Bodo-cnous
3a2.-. gecnæwe
1b2.-go-gnaw
3a3.-knār 'habilis'
1b3.-gnou 'ēvidens'
(g)nāuus
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* gombhos
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* gnoubhos
* golā
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3a2.-camb, comb
'id' 3a3.-kambr
'id'
3a2.-cumbol,
cumul 'tumor,
uulnus'
3a3.-kams 'glēba'
3a2.-cennan
<*gonjan
1b2.-gomia,
kumiaf 'grauidas'
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6.3.-gúogė 'caput
caulis'
já(m)bhatē, 'rapiō'
gomfos 'dens'
ToA kam, В keme
jambhah 'morsum,
dens'
5.3.h∂m, z∂mbayati
ząbъ, zobъ 'dens'
pro-zębati 'germinō'
6.3.-žam̃bas
'angulus'
6.4.-zùobs 'dens'
gomola 'glēba'
6.3.-gùmulas,
gumulỹs 'globus'
gomos
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orientālis
occidentālis
kiver, Kiefer
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
5.3.-zafar/fan 'fauces'
zob 'pīcus', zobátь
'edō'
6.3.-žébiu, -eti 'id'
orientālis
'maxilla'
* gopos
Kâfer
'scarabaeus'
3a2.-cēafl,
jowl 'id'
gop, gob <*-bb-?
<< gorbos
<< gorgnóm
garg 'rudis'; gráin
'repugnantia'
* gorgós
graen 'maestitia'
groza 'horror'
6.3.-gražóju -́ti
gorgos 'horrendus'
<*gragnis
* goulos
cf. gūtus, guttus
* gouros
* gówijā
kiol 'nāuis' 3a2.cēol, keel 'id et
carīna'
gaulos 'cadus';
gualon? 'pantica,
trulla'
kauern 'adesse'
3a3.-kaure
gúaire
'minor'
гуля
6.8.-gula 'pila'
gola- 'pila'
6.3.-gaũras 'uellus'
6.4.-gauri
'u.pubicus'
6.5.-guriti se
'plectī'
guros 'circulus'
govorъ 'strepitus';
hava 'coruus'
6.8.- gâvǝc
'uanellus'
kaha, kā 'cornīx'
3a2.-kaa <*kavā
gāuia, gauia
'coruus frugilegus'
* grakijō
gracillō, graculus
krächzen
krāhhon>ch
'resonō' 3a2.cracettan
grāg 'gracillātiō'
garjati 'tonat' <krag
5.4.-karkač
'strepitus'
3a3.-krāka
'coruus"
* grammā
grāmiae
* grānóm
grānum
3a3.-kramr
'umidus, nix
sēmirōrāta'
grán
2b1.-gronyn
2b2.-gronen
korn
3a2.-corn
2b3.-greunenn
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'frumpere'
grьmeždь 'gram.'
pogrožo
'summergō' 6.3.grim̃sti 'id'
qrammiþa
'humiditās'
kaúrn
graču, grakati
6.3.-gìrgždžiu,
girgždéti
ALB.-grurë
'frūmentum'
jīrná 'trītus'
PASHTO.-
zrьno
6.3.žìrnis 'pisum'
zaṇnai/zaṛai
6.4.-zir̃nis 'id'
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* gr̥beinos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
krimpf, krampf,
krumpf 'tortus'
3a3.-korpa
'ruga'
gerbach 'rugōsus'
kerben 'caelō'
* gr̥bhō
3a2.-carve 'id'
krebe 'corbis',
Krippe 'praesēpēs'
3a2.-cribb 'id'
* grebhos
grupos 'tortus'
grex (gregis)
graig (grega) 'grex
2b1-2b2-2b3.-gre
equōrum'
'id'
6.-familia slava
5.5.-GISkarpina-
grabína
6.3.-skir̃ptas 'ulmus'
5.4.-karth 'tibia' !!
grubu 'dorsum,
conuuls.'; gorb
'gibba'
6.4.grumbt 'rug. fiō'
жребий 'alea,
tractus'
grafw, gegrafa 'et
scrībō'
grifos 'rēte, corbis,
enygma' (-ei- scrībō,
skarifos)
krazzōn, kratzen
3a3.-krota 'scalpō'
* gredō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
carpinus
* gr̥bējō
* gregs
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6.4.-grīpsta,
grīpste 'rasiō'
grapsa, glapsa
'fascis'
ALB.-gërüj ;gërrusë,
krūs(ë) 'strigilis'
gargara
'complūra'; cf.
ageirw 'congregō'
* grejos
jráyas
5.3.zraiiah
5.5.karaitt 'diluuium'
<< gremjom
* grendjom
grinne 'fascis'
kratto,Krätze
'corb.'
3a2.cradol, cradle
Kropf 'tollēs'; sich
krüpfen 'flectere'
3a2.crēopan, crēp
'rēpō'
* gretlom
* greubhō
6.3.-grandìs 'anu,
ar'
6.6.-gredać sie
'torquērī'
Kranz;-enze 'corb.'
3a2.cræt 'raeda'
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'cacumen'
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grathnā́mi 'plectō';
grantha 'nodu.,
corōna'
grupos 'tortus';
gruy 'gryphus';
grupow 'torqueō'
grubinéti
'uacillāre, labī'
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* grōbhos
grabātus 'lectus'
<Illyr., Mac.
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
Krume 'mīca
pānis'
3a2.-crūma 'id'
orientālis
grumea 'uetus rēs'
gru 'situs sub ungue'
kroten 'premō'
3a2.crūdan; crowd
curds 'caseus'
brenqos 'superbus'
cf. greig (grega)
'grex equōrum'
6.-familia slava
kriochan, kriechen
'rēpō' krucka;
Krücke 'baculum'
3a2.cryce, crutch
grandis
cf. grex, gremium
* gromos
orientālis
gruth <*grutús ?
'lacte putridum,
caseus'
* gr̥neumi
* grōdis
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grūmus ? nisī
forte <*grōmos
* greutō
* grn̥dhís
2.-familia celtica
gruc, grug 'ruga'
grucánach
'rugātus'
* greugō
* greumō
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cf. 2b1-b2-b3.-gre
'id'
krammen 'rapiō,
capiō'
3a2.-krimman
'id'; crammian
'accumulāre'
ageirw<*H2gerjō;
gronqos 'pugnus',
agostos? 'manus';
agora, agurma,
agurmos,
'congregātiō',
1b2.-Grabovius
'quercus deus'
jarante
'appropinquant',
gaṇá- <*gṛno- 'grex'
grama 'pagus'
ToAB.-kār
<*goreje/o- ToB.akart(t)e 'prope'
<*gr̥to-? Lith gretà
PR.-wosi-grabis
'euonymus'
grandō, -inis
cermas ? 'glarea'
grūmus <grōmos?;
5.4.-karkut
<*gagrōdogrā́ma 'pagus'
cf. groma
grodь 'pectus'
огарнова́ть;
grъstь 'pugnus'
gurtati, gȑćêm,
gȑtatii 'scabō, fodiō'
gramada 'molēs'
6.3.-gurgulys
'crēbritās';
grumulas 'grumus'
6.6.-grono 'globus'
grab 'betulla'
6.4.Gruõbina
gradъ <*grōdo6.3.-grúodas
gromada 'cumulus'
6.6.-gromada
<< groumos
* grundijō
grunzian, grunnen
3a2.-grunian,
grunt
kroten 'premō';
krot 'pressiō'
3a2.-crudes,
curd(es); crowd
grundiō, grunniō
* grutis
gruth
'glomus'
3a2.-kyte, kite
'stomachus'
* gudom
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goda entera (Hes.)
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
* gugā
Kugel
3a2.cyćǵel, cudgel
* gupā
chubisi 'tugurium';
Koben 'porcīle'
3a2.-cofa, cove
4.-familia graeca
gúglja 'tumor'
5.6.-gūzak 'tālus'
guph (Hes.);
guy 'uultur'
* gutr̥
guttur
* idhei
ibī
kiosan, kiesen
do-roigu 'ēlexit';
asagussim
1b2.-if; ifont
'ibidem'
infig. -id-
kiusan; kausjan
3a2.-kiosan,
'examinō' gakusts
choose
'proba'
3a2.-codd 'saccus'
2b1.-yd
2b2.- yz, yth
2b3.-ez
juṣátē 'delectat''
geuomai
iqagenhs 'hic natus'
6.3.-gugà
'promuntorium'
5.3.-gufra 'profundus' goba 'lepra'
5.4.6.3.-gum̃bas
gumbed 'boueda'
'cauit.'
5.4.-kurn ( kran)
gustō, dēgūnō
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* gurnos
* gusnō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.3.-gur̃nas 'coxa,
ossu q.'
vu-kusiti 'gustō'; -
5.6.-daustar
'amīcus'
5.5.-kuttar
куси́ть 'temptō'
ihá, idha 'hic'
5.3.-idā, ida 'hic'
<< ikjō
* ili
īlia, īle <gr.?
Ile; Islay 'insula
quaedam'
Ilio-mārus
'magninguinis'
iallw ; elaunw,
elato, etc
* īljō
<< imde
* immō
jal'ity 'testiculī'
ilia (Hes.)
2b1.-il?
'fermentum'
immō
enegkon <enkenk'tulī'; ogkos 'molēs'
* ī́nekmi
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iyarti, ī́rte 'moueō'
(intr.)
5.4.-elanim 'fiō';
elanem 'scandō';
eluzanem 'prōmō'
5.5.-halāi 'trūdō'
5.5.-imma
aṁśa-ḥ 'portiō'
5.4.- hnjo-c ̣, hunjk
'messis'
5.5.- ḫi-in-ik-zi
'attribuit', inclinātur;
nakki- <*H1noki'grauis'
nesǫ, nesti 'portō'
6.3.-nešù,
nešiaũ, nèšti;
naštà 'onus'
6.4.-nesu, nešu,
nest
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
inóti 'urget'; énas'flagitium, infortunium'; iná-
3a2.-ēn-dago?
'diēs mortis'
* íneumi
fair-ina? 'dēlictum,
accūsātiō'
ainos 'dīrus'
'uiolentus'; īti- 'luēs'
i
5.3.-inae ti 'urget'
aēnah- 'facinus'
5.5.-inan-? 'morbus'
* ipjō
* is, id
* īsarnom
* ita
iptw; ipnos 'onus'
is, id;
ī-dem, eisdem
izio, idic/ídík; ishé. Hed; a<(esyo,
id-um 'īdem';
esyās)
1b2-ere, erse
(<aes non
possiblile propter
longa ī)
ita, item, iti
iarn, aiarann
1b2.-itek
2b1.-eidau, eidi
is, ita
Isarnus, Iserninus
2b1.-haearn,
haiarn
2b2.hoern/horn
2b3.-houarn
īsarn
3a2.-isærn, iron
3a3.-ísarn, járn
in, min, nin 'eum'
impai- 'dēpressus
sum'
jo 'eum'; iako
ay-am, id-am, iy-am
'quālis'
5.6.-iyam
6.3-jis
eisarn
(<ayas)
ittham, iti 'ita'
itthā, itthād 'hic'
2b1.-yd, yt
6.3.-it, itin 'rectē'
<< itājō
<< itaqe
* íteros
itarah 'alter'; itaratah
'indirectē'
iterum
<< itim
5.3.-pairiqna- 'tempus
* itr̥
iter, arc. itiner
uitae, saeculum'
5.5.-itar 'uia'
* iwe
iva
ceu <*ke-iwe
<< jəkējō
<< jəkjō
5.5.i-wa-ar (iwar)
TOK A.-ytār, B.ytārye <*H1itōr
(H1itnés)
ihmi
* jagjō
iēiūnus (Pl.
iāiūnus'), iēientō
* jāgjus
iēiūnus (Pl.
iāiūnus')
* jāi
<< jālos
* jālós
azomai ; agios
'sacer'; agos
'sacrificium'
yájati; yajñá-ḥ 'sacer'
; yajas- 'sacrificium'
5.3.yazaite
LUW.-izi/izia- <*ig-i̯o/e
yájyu-
1b2.-ie 'iam'
2b1.-ie 'sic'
jē, jeh
2b1.-ial <*jH-lo'saltus'
jai
jálowy
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* jāmi
iānua, iānus
* jāmi
iam
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occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
yā́ti 'it'; yā́na-ḥ
'uia, uehiculum'
Epiassa (Dhmethr)
5.3.-yāh'crimen, decisiō'
ju 'iam, ja 'sic';
3a2.-ju 'iam'
* jáneumi
desiderat'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
á 'axis, carrus'
áth<yātus
'portus'
á(i)lid 'rogat,
4.-familia graeca
ju, 'iam', ja 'sic'
ToB.-jak 'adhuc'
yā́van 'offensor';
zhlos (a) 'auiditās,
yātár
'uindicātor';
inuidia'; zhtew
yātú
'incantus'
'quaerō'; zhtros
'cruciātōr' ; zamia
5.3.-yātu
'poena'; zwros
'incantus/tor'; yā-sā
'uiolentus';
'desiderium'
epizarew 'offendō'
5.4.-janam 'molior'
iawl 'laus, iussus'
iolaf
'laudō'
2b3.-iolent
'precentur'
jado, jachati 'eō'
(in veh.)
6.3.-jóju, jóti
'equitō'
ju
6.3, 6.4.-jau
jarъ 'uiolentus'
jarostь
'exasperātiō'
6.8.- jâl 'inuidia'
<< jā́nuwā
* jebhō
Ant-aib, Burgundaib, Weter-eiba,
Wingart-eiba ??
* jeghō
jagōn, jagen
'uēnor'
* jegis
aig f. (ega)
* jekō
iocus
* jekos
icht 'populus'
(h)ícc 'sānātiō'
* jēlom
* (jí)jēmi
1b2.-iuku 'uerba'
To A yowäs, B
yopsa (aor.), yopä
(sub.)
oifw <*H2oH2ibh ,
oifew;
oifolhs 'indecens'
iaciō, iaceō
5.5.-eka
gehan 'ēnuntiō'
akos 'sānātiō'
yaśas 'honor'
jályj 'sterilis'
6.4.- jels
'immatūrus'
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jebǫ, jetí
'agitātur'; yahú,
yahvá
'inquiētus>fīlius'
5.5.-ekt 'uēnatōrium
rēte?' <*jeght-?
2b1.- iā
2b2.- ihilla < *jichilla
yey, yeyn <*jegn'stiria'
3a2.2b3.-ien, yen
gicel(a), iceicle
'frīgus'
3a3.-jaki; jökull
2b1.-ieith/iaith
giht 'ēnuntiātus.'
'populus, lingua'
2b1.-iach 'sānus'
2b2.-yagh
2b3.-iac'h
-ialo-; Nantoialo->
Nanteuil
2b1.-ial 'desertum'
yábhati;
yábhyamānā'sponsa'
(pra-)yakṣati
5.5.-i-ja-mi 'faciō'; pija-mi 'mittō'
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* jemō
redimiō, infula ?
<*imdhlā, geminus
* jemós
geminus
<*jemHno-?
* jentēr
* jeqr̥
* jesō
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orientālis
occidentālis
emon <*emno<*jemno'geminus'
emnaid 'duplex'
eban; eben 'aeq.'
3a2.-efn, even 'id'
3a3.-Ymir 'deus
1a1.-iestā 'spūma'
ibns 'aequus'
* jeunis
i(u)chair 'ouae
piscis'
ess 'cataracta'
gesan, jesan
'fermentō'
3a2.-giest, yeast
TOK A, B yām'faciō, efficiō'; A
yom-, B yäm'assequor'
einateres, enatri
yatār- 'cognāta'
5.4.-ner
jetry
6.3.-jenterikra 'caviar'
6.3.-jãknos
6.4.-aknas
hpar (hpatos -nt)
yákrt (yaknáḥ)
5.6.- jigar
zew 'ferueō';
zestos 'feruens';
iscaleos 'siccus'
<*HHiº2-s-
yasati 'efferuēt'
5.5.-is(sa)na-,
ēssana- 'massa'
yṓni 'locus otiī';
syona<suyouni
aptus, tempus
aptus'
'placidus'
5.3.-yaon∂m 'uia'
jouchen 'persequor'
3a2.-gēocor 'seuērus'
iūs
yámati, yácchati
'tenet'
5.3.- yam-, yasaitē 'id'
úain
'occasiō=locus
* jeugō
* jeus
6.-familia slava
yámati, yácchati
'tenet'; yáma'habēna'; yamá
'geminus'
5.3.-y∂ma- 'geminus'
Hermaphrodyta'
ias 'ferueō' et
'clamor, eruptiō'
2b3.-gòell 'leuitus'
<*upo-ies-lo-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
ianitrīcēs (!!)
iecur (iecoris,
iecinoris)
4.-familia graeca
híth 'pulsum'
<*iutā? mlat. iotta
2b1.-iot, iwt/uwd
'pulsum' 2b2.-iot
'pulsum' 2b3.-iod
'papillae'
3a3.-ōst 'caseus'
*jiukan 'pugilor'
jiukos 'īrās, lītes'
ALB.-gjär
5.3.-jaozaiti 'excitus
est'
juxa
6.3.-jūshe
6.4.-jaut
'ammassō'
yūh
zumh ?
'fermentum'; zwmos
pra-yāuti 'agitō'
<< jewesdiks
* jewō
3a2.-géocian
'saluō'
iūō -āre
* jewom
eorna
yuyṓti 'uitāt, protegit'
zeiai (Hom.)
yávah
5.3.-yava
5.5.-ewa
ovin
6.3.javaī ToB.-ToB
yap 'milium'
<< jéwornjom
* jéwestos
* jewos
iūstus, P. Fest.
iouiste 'iustē'
huisse 'decens'
istъ 'uērus'
yóh
iūs (cf. iouestōd lapis niger)
5.3.-yaoš-; yaož-dā'rite purgō'
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2.-familia celtica
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
adros
indra- ? 'deus q.'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ядреный; ıадръ,
* jn̥dros
* jn̥tō
(h)ét 'inuidia'
Iantumarus,
Adiatunnus 2b1.addia(n)t 'auidit.'
* jod qid
<< jodhei
* joinkos
yátate 'studēt'
yatnás 'studium'
5.3.-yateiti
yad, yena
otti
oqi
iuncus; iūniperus
ядрый 'celer'
6.3.-Indrajà 'flūm.q.'
ToAB.-yāt(ā) 'queō'
я́ко
eynholz,
Einbeerbaum
áin<ioini-
3a3.einir<<
<<
*
<<
jom
jomde
joqe
jori
jah
2b1.-iwrch
2b2.-yorch
2b3.-iourc'h
* jorkos
zorx
hornus<ho* jōrom
5.5.-ya, a; yakku
jār
yōrnos? cf. ahd.
hiuru<hiu jāru
3a2.-geār
3a3.-ār
jēr
zorkas
wra, wros
'tempus'
paryārinī<pari-yārinī
jara 'ver', jarь
'post annum prīmum
'grānum aestātis'
pariens'
6.3.-jōre
5.3.-yār∂ 'annus'
<< jōrós
os, h, o; oteros
'uter'
4.5.-ios
* jos (je), jā, jod
zwnnumi<*ywsnumi
'cingō'
* jṓsneumi
* jos qis, jā, qis, jod qid
CELTIB.-oskuez
yas, yā, yad; yatara
'uter'
i-ze, ia-ze
5.3.-yasta- 'cinctātus'
5.5.ish 'ligō'
pojaśǫ,-jasati
'cingō'; pojasъ
'cinctus'
os tis
<< jota
<< jota sei
* joudhejō
iubeō, arc. ioub-:
iuba <'agitans'
uin-se, ondar
'comperis, -itur'
*Hi̯u-né/n-dh'voilà'
ud-yōdhati 'turbāt';
yúdhyati, yōdhati
usminh <*husmó'pugnat'; yúdh'proelium'
'proelium, mīles';
ToA.-jutk <*jeudhyudhmá 'bellicōsus'
ske- 'cūrō'
5.3.-yūiδyeinti
'pugnant'
2b1b2,b3.-iud
'pugna' <youdhos
2b1.-udd, ud
'dominus'
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ojьminъ ? 'mīles'
6.3.- judù, -éti
'moueor'; judra
'turbulentia'; judùs
'bellicōsus'
6.6.-judzić 'incitō'
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1.-familia italica
latīnē
iūmentum
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
* jugājō
sub-iugō
* jugóm
iugum
* jungō
iungō
6.-familia slava
orientālis
5.3.-yavaējī5.4.-yavež 'semper'
iūgis
* jucis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
cf. abhiyuj- 'adorior',
ToAB.-yukā 'uincere'
yujvan- 'aduersārius'
ughaim
2b1.-iou/iau
2b2.-ieu
2b3.-ieo, geo
juch, joch
3a2.-juk
3a3.-ok
juk
zugon
yugá 'pār'
5.5.-i-u-ga-an, yukan
igo (iga)
6.3.-iungas
yumákti
untar-jauhta
zugon, zeugnumi
'subjugāuī'
umeis 4.2.-umme
4.3.-ume
* jusmé
CHWAR.-cau. ywzȳ'ordinō'
6.3.-jungiu
yuṣma-
<< júwenis
ir
2b1.-gē, gī
3a3.-er
* juwes / juwe
pl. yūs, du. yut
(t<dwō)
umeis 4.2.-umme
4.3.-ume
<*(j)usme
pl. yuvám du. yūyám
5.3.- yūz∂m
5.4.-yez
5.5.-šu-(um-
6.3.-yūs, du. yudu
6.4.-yũs
)me-es
* juwn̥kós
iuuencus
* júwn̥tā
iuuenta
* juwōn
iuuenis, iūnīx;
iūnior; iouiste
* kəlejō
calō, -āre;
concilium,
nomenclātor,
classis
* kəlējō
caleō
1b2.-iveka,
iuenga 'iuuenca'
oac, óc <PCelt*yewanko-
iouincillus
2b1.-ieuanc
2b2.iouenc/yowynk
2b3.-iaouank
ōetiu, ōitiu <tūt <tā
junc, jung
3a2.-iung, geong,
young
juggs
yuvaká, yuvaśá-
3a2.-youth
junda
yuvatva <*yuw∂ntwo-
1b2.-iouies
* kəletos
'iuvenibus,
militibus'; jovie
<comp.*jowiē-s
2b2.-karitu,
karetu, carsitu
'calato' *kalētōd
yúva(n)- (yū́naḥ),
junъ
grd. yávīyas-, yáviṣṭa6.3.-jáunas
5.6.-y(a)van
6.4.-jauns
(yūnō)
óa 'iunior'; óam
'iuuenissimus'
cailech 'gallus'
(h)luoēn 'rugīre,
boāre'; hell
'clārus'; Hall 'echo'
3a2.-hlōwan 'id'
caliācī 'id'
2b1.-ceiliog
2b2.-chelioc
lāo <kleH1wo-
2b1.-clyd <kl̥tó
'tepidus'
'calidus'
calad 'durus'
2b1.-caled 'durus'
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3a3.-hlær 'id'
3a2.-haeled 'hērōs'
kalew; hikanos;
kiklhskw 'inuocō'
kólokolъ
uṣā-kala- 'gallus'
'campāna' 6.3.5.5.-ša-ra-a
kalbà 'lingua' 6.4.kal-li-iš-ta 'appellāuit'
kaluot 'garriō'
śarád- 'autumnus'
LID.-Sardis 'annus'
6.3.-šilù, šìlti
'incalescere';šil̃tas
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* kəpjō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
Cintu-gnatus
occidentālis
cain 'pulcher'; cinim
2b1.-cein 'pulcher';
'scateō'
hintana, hintar
cenau 'catulus'
cano/a 'catulus'
3a2.-hindan
cynt 'prius'
<*kenǝu̯ō; cét
3a3.-handan 'hinc'
2b2.-kyns 'id'
'prīmus'
2b3.-quen; kent 'id'
recens
capiō, captus
cacht 'seruus'
Moenia-coeptus
2b1.-caeth 'seruus'
2b2.-caid f.
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
kainos 'nouus'
kaniṣṭha'iuuenissimus';
kanī́na 'iuuenis,
pulcher'
5.4.skund <*skentā
'catulus'
na-čьnǫ, -četi
'incipiō' ;konъ
'initium'; cędo
'puer'; ščenók
'catulus'
orientālis
hindumists
'postrēmus'
hevan, heben 'leu.'
haben 'habēre'
hafjan 'leuāre '
3a2.-hebbian,
haban 'habēre'
hebban, heave 'id',
habban 'habēre'
4.-familia graeca
hafts 'captus'
kaptw 'gluttiō'
kwph 'ansa'
ALB.-kap
kapatī 'duo pugnātī'
6.3.-kúopa
'multitūdō'
6.4.-kàmpju
<< kəpsā
* kəptos
captus, captīuus
* kəsējō
careō, castus,
castrum, castigō
haft, behaftet
3a2.-hæft
'seruus'
cacht 'serua'
casit 'oportet'
b2-castrous
'fundī', castruo,
cess 'hasta' *<kestā
kastruvuf
<< kəstos
* kətos
-hafts
3a3.-hes
'penniculum in
śasti, śā́sti, śásati
'scindit' śastrám
bouis cauda'
'culter, sīca, ensis'
cath 'astūtus'
catus
śitákám (pro dat commodī,
* ka
ka, ke, ken 'forsan'
imper., affirm.)
5.5.-cf. kan
* kábn̥los
* kabōn
caballus
cabō, cabōnus,
caballus
* kadhō
cassis ?
* kadō
cadō
* kādos
capall
cadeis amnud
huota, Hut
'custodia'; huot,
Hut 'petassus'
3a2.-hōd 'c.,
p.' >hat 'p.'; hædre
'timens'
'inimīcitiae causā'
casair
caiss 'odium'
kъ(n) 'ad'
6.3.--ki (imper.)
kobyla 'equa'
konь, конь <*kabni
6.3.-kumẽlē 'equa'
Caballos
cais 'amor';
miscuis 'odium'
antkadum
'occidionem'
kosa, коса 'falx'
sád2b1.-cawdd 'īra'
haz, hass 'id'
cas <*kadsi- 'odium'
3a2.-hete 'id'
2b2.-cueth 2b3.3a3.-hatr
cuez, keuz
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hatis 'odium'
khdos; kednos
<*keH2dnos
(Lubotsky)
ri-śādas- 'de forāneo
curans'
5.3.sādra- 'damnum'
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* kaghos
* kaidō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
cā(i)d
κα, ας 'incipias',
kahad 'capiat'
caulae < caholae,
3a3.cōlum, cōlō, -āre;
kukēhē(n)s
cohum, incohō
'occupaverint';
cehefi 'captus sit'
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
caddos
occidentālis
2b1.-cae 'saeptum,
fundus'
2b3.-quae/kae
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
kekasmai 'excellii'
śāśadāna 'excellens'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
hag 'urbs'
hac 'saeptum,
claustrum'
khidáti
* kaikos
caecus
cáech 'monophth'
* kailom
caelum
cél (a britonnicō)
* kaipā
caepa, cēpa
<< kairós
sincērus,
caerimonia
2b1.-coeg 'uacuus'
2b2.-cuic 'luscus'
2b1.-coilou 'auspic.'
2b2.-coel
'harusp.'
2b3.chuillioc
haihs 'monophth.'
3a3.-heill 'salus'
kaikias 'uentus
occidentālis'
kēkaras 'paetus'
celъ 'sānus'
celjo,
celiti 'sānō'
hails 'sānus'
kapia skorodon
in Cerynēa (Hes.)
<< káisr̥jēs
* kaisrom
* kaitom
* káiwelos
caesariēs
Cetobricca,
Kaitobrix 'Setúbal'
2b1.-coit, coed
'silua'
2b2.cuit/coys/cos
2b3.-koat
būcētum <bū-cētum (cf.
iuncētum)
heida, Heide
3a2.-hǣþ,
heath
3a3.heiðr
haiþi 'prātum'
5.5.-
caelebs
* kákabā
cācabō -āre
* kakkājō
cacō, cacca
GIS
tiyessar ?
kévala- 'solus, ūnus'
caccaim; cacc
'cacca'
2b1.-cach
2b2.-caugh
2b3.-cac'h
kacken
kakkaba,
kakkabis
kakkaw; kakkh
'cacca'; kakos?
'malus' (cf. fr.
merdique)
gackizōn, gackern
* kaklājō
TOCH A śiśäk,
В ṣecake ? 'leō'
kēsara-
3a2.-
cacillō; cūcurriō, cicirrus = Messius
cocc 'gallus'
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kakkabh/is 'perdix'
цегл 'ūnicus'
6.3.-kaivìnti
'exhuaurīre'
kúkubha- 'gallus q.'
5.4.-k'akor
kákatĭ, ка́кать
kurkuṭa-, kukkuṭakokotátь
,'gallus' (cf. fr. coq) kokotъ m, kokošъ f
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
* kakō
* kakúds
4.-familia graeca
cacūmen
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
śaknṓti 'potest, iuuat';
śaktí 'auxilium'
5.3.-sačaiti 'callet'
5.6.-saxt 'multum'
6.3.-kankù, kàkti
'assequor'
TOK.-A kākmart, В
kamart 'dominium'
orientālis
behagen 'decet';
hagen 'sementāle'
3a2.-hatch 'alō'
3a3.-høgr 'decens'
cécht 'potestās,
imperium'
<*kankt- / *kenkt-
* kákneumi
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hager 'tenuis'
5.3.-kasu 'paruus'
Afries.-heila
<*hagu-la-
kakúd-; kākúd'palatum'
3a2.-haeled
'hērōs' <*kl̥Heto-
kíṇa- <*krṇa
6.3.-nukašéti
'defetiscor'
<< kaldējō
* kaldos
* kalēiks
calath, calad
'dūrus'
callus, calleō
calix, culigna
calliomarcus
'farfara'
2b1.-caled 'dūrus'
caill<kalnāi 'testic.'
1b2.-skalçe-ta,
scalseto 'e
paterā', scalsie 'in
paterā'
Schale
kulix; skallion,
skalis (Hes.)
helm 'macula
frontālis pecuum'
kolumbos 'columba';
kolumbaw 'nō''
kelainos 'āter';
killos
'asinus'
khlis
'macula'
kelidow 'mancillō'
kaliti 'durēscō
(incandentis ferrī)'
6.3.-šalti 'gelō'
kaláśa-
<= kalgōn
* kālis
columba, cālidus, 1b2.-kaleruf (buf)
callidus, cālīgo
'callidos (boves)
caile 'macula'
helid 'mīles'
3a2.-hæle(ô)
'homō, hērōs'
3a3.-hǫlôr, halr,
hälith
* kaljós
kalos, kalliº
'pulcher'
kalъ
kalaŋka-, kalana-, 'excrēmentum'
kalína
kalmaṣa- 'macula,
`Viburnum opulus';
sordees';
kalú-ža kalú-ga
karka- 'albus,
'palūs'
rociinus'
6.3.-kalýbas,
5.4.-čarma 'rociinus'
kalývas 'albicollis'
kalya- 'sānus,
robustus, habilis'
ToB.-ka̅lyśke 'puer'
<< kalkis
* kalwos
caluus
<*kalawos, calua,
caluāria
(áti-)kūrva, kurva,
kālvālīkṛta
5.3.kaurva-
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
camm
2a2.-cam
* kambos
* kāmi
cārus
caraim
carae 'amīcus'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
Cambo-dunum
occidentālis
Carant-us,
2b1, b2, b3 caraf
car 'amīcus'
* kánāmi
canālis
* kandō
candō
silb 'tribūtum;
argentum'; cimbe
'convictiō'
*cando possibile in
deriuātionibus
Cassiciate (locus)
<*kankstīkā
2b1.-caseg
'equus'
2b2.-cassec 'id'
2b3.-kezeg
(pl.)
géc/géag 'rāmus'
2b1.-cainc/cangau
cécht 'arātrum'
<*kanku
* kankus
huora 'meretrix'
3a2.-hōre 'id'
3a3.-hōra- <*hōrōn
hamf 'id'
3a2.-hōf 'id'
hōrs <*hōra'adulter'
hamfs 'mutilus'
cakḗ 'placuit'; kā́ma'amor'; kāmáyati
6.3.-kamaros
cā́ru- 'amoenus',
'lasciuia'
nicāyya 'attractīuus' 6.4.-kãmêt 'esuriō';
5.3.-kayā,
kärs 'expetens'
kāmakom 'glomus'
kwmos 'multitūdō in
5.4.-k`amel
6a3.festā' ; khmos
'exprimere'
'cāmus'
kamúoti; kams 'id'
kupiná 'fascis'
6.3.-kum̃pti
kamtw 'flectō';
kapanā́ 'uermis'
'flector'; kam̃pas
camph 'flexiō';
kapaṭa- 'acumen';
kamph 'uermis'
'angulus'
cāpa- 'arcus'
skambos 'flexus'
6.4.-kampis 'abies
lasiocarpa'
kandaros anqrax
'carbō' (Hes)
Hengst
chengisto 'equus
castrātus
huohili
'aratiuncula';
hōha 'arātrum'
<*konH2meH2
2a3.-cnámh
3a2.-hamm 'id'
carmen
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'admissārius'
3a2.hengest 'id'
hamma 'poples'
cnáim <*knH2mi-
* kanmā
6.-familia slava
khánati; khā- 'puteus'
khá- 'cauitās'
5.3.-kani 'fossum';
xā 'id'
* kánkestos
* kanmn̥
cf. Cambio-dūnum,
Cambo-ritum
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
skambos 'et vārus'
hemmen 'obstō'
3a3.- hemja
'retineō'
campus
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
2b1.-cam 'scelus'
2b2.-cam
2b3.kamm
* kamō
* kampos
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cándati; candráh
'lūna'
ALB.-hënë 'lūna'
<*skandnā
kagkulas khkidas
Aioleis (Hes.)
śankú- ; śākhā
'stīpēs, postis'
sǫkъ 'surculus';
socha 'hamus'
6.3.-šakà
knhmh
<*knH2meH2 'tibia,
cubitus'
ToB.-kañmo
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* kantos
* kaplos
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latīnē
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occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
orientālis
canō, cantus
1b2.-kanetu
'canitō'
canim, cétal,
forcital 'disciplīna'
2b1.-cathl 'cantus'
2b3.-kentel 'lectiō'
3a2.-hen 'gallīna'
hana <*kánō(n)
'gallus'
cétad 'sella
rotunda' <kantosedo-; cét
'columna'
(cf:.cantalon)
2b1.-cant; lloergant
'plēnilunium'
2b3.-kant
'circulus'
cantus <gall.
capanna, SERB.kòpa 'horreum'
capus, cappulō,
concipilō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
hikanos 'mane
canens (gallus)'
kutъ 'angulus'
kanqos <lat.
hā̆bba, happe 'falx'
kopьje 'hasta'
skeparnos 'ascia'
6.3.-skãplis 'ascia'
<VEN-I.ILL
huoba, Hufe,
Hube
3a2.-hōba
* kāpos
6.-familia slava
khpos 'hortus'
4.3.-kapos 'id'
ALB: kopshtē 'hortus'
kapros 'ursus'
5.6.-kahra <*kápr
‘pēnis’
<< kaprā
* kapros
caper, capra
* kaput
caput, capillus
* kareinā
* karkar
carīna
carcer
caera/caora 'ouis'
3a2.-hæfer
3a3.-hafr
houbit, Haupt
3a2.-hēafod,
caer-iwrch
cud, cuth, caut
<*kapont- ?
hafola
3a3.haufud
2b1.-ceri <*carīso'nucleus fructūs'
karnitu 'erexit,
locāuīt'
2b2.-carn
'sepulcrum'
cancer
KRET: kuferon,
kufhn
kapúcchala'caesariēs'; kapāla'caluārĭa'
karuon 'nux',
karua 'nucis arbos'
harahus 'circulus
lapidum in
sepulcrō'
3a2.- hearg
'sanctuārium'
3a3.-hɔrgr 'id et
agger lapidum'
(h)ruom, Ruhm
hrōþeigs 'celeber'
'fāma'
*hrōpjan (b?)
3a2.-hrōm, hrēð
'uocō'
3a3.-herma
hrōps 'rumor'
'nuntiō'
* kárkarjō
* karkros
haubiÞ
3a3.-ræke <>rus?
karkairw; khrux
'nuntius'
karkinos
carkarti; kīrtí- 'fāma'; 6.3.-ap-kerdžiu;
kārú- 'cantor'
kar̃das 'echo'
karkaṭa- , karka-ḥ;
kaŋkaṭa- =cancer?
rakъ <*krakъ
'lorica' <*kaŋkrta-
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occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
carinō
caire 'punitiō'
2b&.-cared
'nequitiae'
2b2.-caa 'punitiō"
2b3.-carez
'd' <*kryā
cārus
huora 'meretrix'
3a2.-hōre 'id'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
harawēn; herb
'amarus'
3a2.-hierwan
'contemnō'
ukoriti
`contumeliō'; korъ,
'-a'
6.3.-kìrinti 'id'
6.4.-karināt
'deludere'
karnh, zhmia (Hes.)
<< karōn
* kāros
3a3.-hōra- <*hōrōn
* karpō
carpō, carpinus
* kárrēkā
6.4.-kärs 'expetens'
'adulter'
corrán 'falx'
cirrim 'putō'
corr 'cuspis'
2b1.-cor 'puncta'
carrac, craice,
creice (craice,
creice); crach
'raucus'
2b1.-carrecc
2b2, b3.-carrek
herbist <*karpistó'autumnus'
3a2.-hærfest 'segēs'
cānus
karpos 'fructus';
skorpios 'cuspis'
4.8.-ka-po
harg 'templum'
3a2.-hearg
'id'
hart 'dūrus', harto
'multō'
3a2.-heard; hard
3a3.-harðr; harða
'id'
haso <*kaswo
2b1.-ceinach 'lepus'
3a2.-hasu
* kartús
* kasnos
hors <*hōra-
5.5.-karp(iie/a)'emō, carpō, terminō'
črъpǫ, čreti 'prōmō'
6.3.- kir̃pti 'putō'
6.4.-šḱērpet 'rādō'
karkara-, karkaśa'dūrus'; karaka'grandō'
hardus 'dūrus'
kratus 'fortis,
potens'; karteros, kaṭu, káṭuka- 'acer';
krateros <*kr̥t-; krátu- 'uis spirituālis'
kratos, kartos
5.3.-xratuš 'id'
'uis'
xanqos ?? 'flāuus'
6.3.-kartús 'acer'
śaśá- <*śasá-, nisī
*kek-
<< kasterlom
* kastra
castra
cathir 'urbs'
1b1.-caer
chattra- <*skadtro-
3a2.-c(h)ester <lat.
/skottro- 'umbella'
<< kastrājō
* kastrom
ALB.-thadër
'bipennis'
castrō -āre
śastrám 'culter,
sīca, ensis'
<< katēsna
<< katsājai
* katsājō
* kattā
caterua, catēna
cassis, casa ?
1b2.-kateramu,
caterahamo
'congregāmini'
catulus
1b2.-katel (katles)
'catulus'
1b2.-cader 'festa'
cadla ? 'tripa'
3a2.-heaðor
'claustrum'
3a3.-hadda? 'anus'
hatele 'capra'
3a3.-haðna
'capella'
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claustrum'
NUBIAN kadis,
BERBER kadiska
vykot;
kotiti
sę 'pariō'
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* katus
* kaukos
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
cath
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
catu-rīx
2b1.-cad; cadr
'robustus'
2b2.-cas; cadr
'id et pulcher'
4.-familia graeca
hadu, hader
skaþjan 'uulnerāre'
3a2.-heaðukotos ? 'memor īra'
Theuda-hatha-s
3a3.-Hǫðr, 'Mars'
caulis, caulus
<*kaulīnio-
hōn, Hohn
'uituperium'
3a2.-hēan 'humilis'
* kaunós
6.-familia slava
śātáyati 'abscidō'
śátru- 'inimīcus'
5.5.-kattu; LUW.kattawatnallis
'accusātor'
kotora, kotera
kóśa- 'et situlus,
uagīna, testiculum,
penus, thesaurus'
kúlyam 'ossis'
hohl 'cauus';
aushl.3a2.-hol(e)
'cauus'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
caucum; cucullus
?
cuaille 'pālus'
* kaulis
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ushulōn 'excauō'
kaulos 'calamus'
hauns 'humilis'
kanos kakos
sklhros (Hes.)
hawi 'fēnum';
TOK. A ko-, В kau(inf. kautsi), fut B
kowu <*kāw'interficiam'
keazw, inf. aor.
kea(s)sai 'scindō'
<*kes- / keH2w-?
kulyā́ 'canālis'
5.5.kalwis(si)na ?
6.3.-káuša-s
'icaluārĭa'
6.4.-kaûss 'id'
6.3.-káulas 'ossis'
6.4.-kaũls
'cal., tibia'
кунять 'nutō'
6.3.-kàuns 'pudor'
<< kawdō
* kawō
cuad, i. cogad
'caedere, pugnāre'
(O'Dav. gl.)
cūdō, cōdex,
caudex
houwan
3a2.-hēawan
3a3.-hǫggua
* káwonā
kauax (signif. ?)
hi-c, ce-eterus;
ko kā kod (eko ekā
*
ekod)
ce-dō,sī-c,illī-c;
tun-c, nun-c;
ecce
* ke
cēterus <*ceeterus, cedo,
cette
* kei
cis, citer; citrō,
citrā; citimus
ekak 'hanc', ekík
hē, her 'is'; Heute
'hoc'; ídí-k 'id'
2b2.erek 'id'
esmi-k 'huic'
3a2.-hē, he, hie 'is' hina 'hunc'. himma
3a3.'huic'; hita 'nunc'
hānn, hōn 'm;f''
cēbnust
'aduenerit'
1b2.-çive 'citrā' <
*k^i-uo; çimu,
s̀̀imo 'ad citima,
(e)keinos
sh/kh-meron
'hodiē'
<*kyāmerom
5.3.-fra-kušaiti
'quatit, interficit'
5.6.-kuštan 'interficere'
kovǫ, kovati
6.3.-káuju, káuti
6.4.-nuòkaût 'q., i.'
cova;
kujáti 'murmurō'
6.3.-kaũkti
'plangor';
šaükti 'clamō'
šuka 'psitacus';
kauti 'clamat'
5.4.- artic.: -s; sa, ast
'hic'
5.5.ki 'hic'; kinun 'nunc'
sь , sego 'is'
6.3.-šìs;šiañdien
'id'
6.4.šùodien 'hodiē'
(e)keinos <*ke-eno-
cé, OGH coi
hiar, hier; hitu/hitamum 'demum'
3a2.-
koui
retro'
hēr
(e)kei
6.3.-šè
6.4.-še
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orientālis
2b1.-cwyddo, digwyddo 'cadō,
accidō'
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-hit 'icere'
3a3.-hitta 'id'
<< keimēx
* keimoi
2b1.-(d)argud
<*are-koito
'somniculum'
cūnae, cūnābula
3a3.-hīð, hīði
'ursārium'
keimai; koimaw
'concubīō'
śete
5.5.-ki-it-ta, ki-itta-ri
śyāmá 'color obscūr'.
* keimos
cīmex
6.3.-šemas
cíarann 'blatta'
* keiros
hēr 'uetus'
3a3.-hārr 'cānus'
cíar 'spādix'
kirros 'fuluus'
5.3.syāmaka 'mons
q.'
'caesius'
háriṇī, hárita 'color q.'
serъ 'cānus'
śeva- 'cārus'
5.3.-saē FiO 'orbus
minor'
sir 'orbus'
6.3.-siẽva
'femina'; seirys
'uiduus'
<< kéiwijos
* keiwis
cīuis
* kekājō
cicātrīx
heiwa-frauja
hīrāt 'mātrimonium' 'dominus' hī-rāt
'nuptiae'; geheuer
ceus
kaca- 'caesariēs;
cicāt.'
<< kekātrīks
scehan 'festīnō';
giscëhan, geschehen
scuchaid,
'accīdō', Hengst
do·foscaid, pl.
2b1.-yscogi
'insiliens taurus'
du·foscaiget
'agitāre'
2b3.skihtīg 'timidus';
<to+upo- 'mouētur,
diskogella 'id'
schicken 'mittō';
cēdit'; scén
gesciht 'historia';
<*skekno- 'terror'
schiht 'dispositiō'
* kekō
* kékuros
* kēlā
* kēlājō
skōhsl 'malus
spiritus'
khkiw;
kekhnas lagwous
'lepora' (Hes.)
cicur (-uris, -um)
šókau
6.4.sâku, sâkt 'incipiō'
śakura-
cella <*kelnā?
cuile 'cella'
cēlō, occulō,
cella, color, clam,
ceilid fut. celaid,
·cela <*kiklāseti
<*kl̥Hs- ; cuile
cilium
skočǫ, skočiti,
skakati; skokъ,
śáśati; śaśá- 'lepus', скокъ 'saltus'
nisī <*kas6.3. šóku, šókti,
kaila 'cellam'
Halle
3a2.-hall
3a1, a2.-helan;
hulis Hülse, helm,
2b1.-celu
halla Halle
'cella, culīna';
cuilche 'tapēte'
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huljan; hulundi
'cauea'; hullistr
'cortex'; hilms
'cassis'
kalia 'casa'
śā́la
śaraṇá, śárman
'umbrāculum';
kolótь 'instigō'
śā́la(a) 'cubiculum'
6.3.-kalù, kálti,
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procella, clādēs
* kelgā
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occidentālis
claidim 'fodiō';
claideb<cleddyf;
caill (caille) 'lūcus'
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occidentālis
2b1.-claddu 'id' ;
cleddyf>gladius
2b3.-claza
'id'; kleze 'ensis'
2b1.-celg 'cēlō' <ir.
holz 'lignum' ;
halz 'mutilus'
3a2.-holt 'lignum';
healt 'mutilus'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
halts 'claudus'
klaiw 'rumpō';
keleos 'pīca';
kolafos 'alapa'
klados 'rāmus'
кладу́, класть
'castrō'
kolóda 'tabula'
3a2.-hylc 'curua'
5.4.-kešck 'simulō'
3a1, a2.-helm
śárman 'umbrāculum'
6.5.-czošgac´sie
'rēpō'
<< kéliknom
* kelmos
* kelō
celer,
celeber<dhli
<< kélodhros
* kēlom
haltan 'teneō'
haldan agō, 'pāscō'
3a2.-healdan, hold
cail 'tragula', celtair
3a3.-hali 'cuspis'
hulis(a), hulst,
Hülse 'uagīna'
colōr
* kelos
* kelots
* kelsō
ante-, ex-, praecellō, -ere; collis,
culmen, columna
coll <kolnos 'dux'
celicnon
'cēnāculum' > got.
kelikn
céle 'comes' <*-yos
2b1.-cilydd 'id'
kelomai 'urgeō';
(o)kellw <*kl̥ nklonos 'agitātiō';
kolein elqein
(Hes.)
kaláyati 'et reor'
khlon; ALB.-thel
śará-; śalá- 'cuspis'
6.3.-keliù, kélti;
kil̃nyti, kil̃noti
'trādūcō', praet. kẽlė
A källāṣ 'dūcit' To
A śäl, B śala 'duxī'
6.9.-kelian 'tra.'
śaras- 'flōs lactis'
helid 'homō'; Held
'hērōs'
3a2.helith, hæle 'id, id'
kelwr -wros 'fīlius'
holm 'insula';
Hügel 'collis'
3a2.-hyll, hill
kolwnh, kolofwn
'cacumen'
kālyśke
ToB.-B keltsa ?
'passus est'
cьlnъ 'cumba'
celo 'frons'
6.3.-keliù, kélti (tr)
kỹla <*ln kìlti (intr)
<< kelujō
* kelus
kẽlias; ub. keliáuti
6.4.-cel̨š; cel̨uôt
keleuqos pl oi/a
'iter'
humil, Himmel
3a2.-heofon,
heaven
* kémelom
* kémeros
hemera 'bauhinia'
himins
Kimmerioi, heri kai
nefelh
kekalummenoi
kam(m)aros
'delphinium, aconitum'
5.5.-kammara'nebula'
kamala-
čemerъ
'helleborus'
6.3.-kemerai
'eupatorium'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
cath 'doctus'
cuma 'cūra'
cumal 'seruus'
kainos 'glarea';
kwnos
3a3.-hind
cinis <*k(e)nHis(*kenis>*kinis)
komár 'culex'
6.3.-kìmstu, kìmti
'rraucescō'
kamnw 'fatigor'
śamnītē, śámati
kemas 'ceruulus'
ś́ámaTOK. B kentse
konis 'puluis'
hāhan, hangēn,
hengēn 'id'
3a2.-hōn, hangian,
hang
cunctor <*concitor
<*kon-is-o 'rūbīgo'
śánkate 'haesitat'
5.5.-ga-an-ki 'pendit'
hāhan 'pendō'
3a2.-hōh(-sinu);
hēla, heel
* kenklom
6.-familia slava
part. śitá-;
5.3.saēni- 'cuspis' 5.4.sowr 'acūmen"
camara- 'bos
grunniens'
Camulos
2b1.-caffou 'id'
* kemos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
śiśāti (śi-śī-tē), śyáti,
hummen, -ln
3a2.-hum
* kemō
* kenkai
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
hār 'cōs'
3a2.hone 'id'
3a3.-hein 'id'
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6.3.-kenkle 'rotula'
6.4.cinksla 'tnd rot.'
5.6.-čang 'ungula,
pugnus'
5.5.-kaga 'dens'
kógotь
6.3.-kénge
<= kenkō
* kenkos
* kenō
recens ?
<*recen(i)ents ?
* kentom
* kentrom
hāggo Haken
3a2.-haca , hook
ail-cheng 'rastrum'
centō
contus,
percontāri <gr.;
centrum<gr.
cinim; ciniud, cenél
'genus'
vъ-/na-čьną, -čęti
'incipere'; konъ 'initium'
hadara, Hadern
kentrwn < lat.
Hadel 'pannus'
cinteir 'calcar' <lat.
kanthā 'consarcināta
uestis'
5.3.k`ot`anak 'uestis'
2b1.-cethr 'acus'
<lat.; b2, b3 <lat.
quoque
* kepō
handa; hantag
'acer'
3a3.handugs 'modus,
hannarr
pactus'
'habilis<acuminātu
s'
kentew 'pungō';
kentron;
kontos 'mālum;
pālus'
śanti ? 'pax' (minótiмиръ; lat. pangō)
6.3.-sīts'pertica'
śápati 'defigit'
5.5.-kappilahh- 'furō';
TOK B.-kapille
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orientālis
occidentālis
cern 'angulus'
* kérberos
2b3.-kern
'occipitum'
6.-familia slava
kopros 'merda'
śákr (śaknáḥ),
chagaṇa- 'merda'
6.3.-šikù/kti
'cacāre'
kar 'caput' (Hom.),
śírah (śīrsnáh)
kara, karhar
<*kr̥H2os- (*krHsnós)
karhnon; kranos
5.3.-sarah-;
srū'cassis, caluārĭa'
, srvā- 'cornū'
korsh 'tempus'
5.4.-sar 'tumulus'
keras
5.5.-karawar
<*kerHs 'cornū'
hirni<*ker∂sniyom
Kerberos 'canis
inferum'
corbaim 'mancillō'
* kerdhjos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
cechair 'merda,
lutum'
cerebrum, cervīx
<*kers-vīk-
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-cordd <dhā
'caterua, familia'
hirti, Hirt
haírdeis
2b1.-cordd <dhā
'caterua, familia'
herta 'id'
3a2.-heord, herd
haírda 'grex'
śárvara- `'uarius'
śárvarī
'animal noctis'
sobolь
6.3.-kìrba
'palūs'
6.3.-(s)ker̃džius
<< kerdhō
* kerdhos
* kerdos
* kerkō
cerd 'ars'
cracentēs,
gracilis<*kr̥kilis
cerc/cearc
* kernos
cern 'angulus'
2b1.-cern
'mandibula'
2b3.-kern
Hornung
'februārius m.'
3a3.-hjarn
hār; hursti 'cristas'
3a2.hær , hair
carrach ?
'grammōsus'
* kerom
cerēs
kerrí, keri 'CererT'
Hirse <*kerHsjo-
krsati,-nouti 'tollō'
6.3.-karšéti
'sēnēscō'
6.4.-nuo-kārst 'id'
krśyati ; krśá'flaccus'
5.3.-k∂r∂sakerkos
* kernós
čreda 'grex';
črediti 'ordinō'
6.9.-kērdan 'temp.'
kerdos 'prouectus'
3a3.-horr <*hurha
'flacciditās'
* kerkos
* keros
'id'
cerdd 'ars, cantus'
korqus 'cumulus'
śárdha- 'grex'
korqunw 'cumulō' 5.3.-sar°đa- 'indolēs'
krakara-, krkaṇacarvati 'mandō'
črenovítьcь
'genuīnus d.'
6.3.-ceruok(s)lis 'id'
5.4.-saṙn
serën
6.3.-serstu laiks
'tempus niuālis'
kapucchala- 'c. post'
sьrstь 'lāna'
6.3.-šerỹs 'iuba'
IND.-kalasha,
karasha
4.4.ser (seroy) ?.
'crescentiia'
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occidentālis
harsch <*kors-ko-
* kersis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
5.5.-karsi, karsai
3a2.-harsh
'comprimens'
<< kersnā
* kersō
* kersr̥
corr 'atrophiātus'
cervīx <*kers-vīk-;
cerebrum <*-srom
* kerwos
ceruus
* kesdō
cēdō
* kēsmi
castus, castigō
* kesō
* kētjā
2b3.-kern
'occipitum'
5.5.-karš-, karšiya-
kar 'caput' (Hom.), śírah (śīrsnáh)
kara, karhar
5.3.-sarah-; srū-,
karanon; kranos srvā- 'cornū'
5.4.-sar 'tumulus'
'cassis, caluārĭa'
5.5.-harsar (r/n) h?
korsh 'tempus'
karawar 'cornū'
keras 'cornū'
hirni<*ker∂sniyom
'cerebrum'
2b1.-carw
2b2.-carow
2b3.-karo
(elafos)
kera(F)os Hom
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5.5.-karawar
<*krH2w-ṛ 'cornū'
cet 'permissiō'
airchissecht
'gratia, indulgentia'
odos 'uia'
ā-sad- 'assequor'
5.3.-siiazd, syazd,
sizd; pazdayeiti 'fugat'
cáin 'lex, regulātiō'
keazw, inf. aor.
kea(s)sai 'scindō'
<*kes- / keH2w-?
cainnenn
<*kasniinaa
* kesnus
koura 'tonsūra'
akersekomhs
'intonsus'
2b1.-corr
'atrophiātus'
hiruz <*heruta
<*kerudo-
srъna; koróva 'bōs'
6.3.sirnas;kárve 'id'
ToAB kätk<*ked-ske/o'prōcēdō'
śā́ sti 'secat,
imperat'; śāstár'castigātor'
5.5.- sāsti 'docet'
5.4.-sastem
'minor' sast 'minātiō'
2b1.-cennin
2b2.-kenin
2b3.-kignenn
česnók, чеснок
'porrus'
keskeon
<*késkesom
'stuppa', kosmos
'cultus comae'
3a3.haddr<*kostos
'caesariēs'
cír<kēsrā 'pecten'
3a2.-heaþor
'saeptum, carcer'
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5.5.-kis(ai)-. 'pectō'
cā́tvāla- 'cauitās
sacrificiālis'
ToB.-kotai 'cauitās' 5.3.-kata 'domus';
čaiti 'in cauitāte'
5.6.-kad 'et id'
češo, česati
'pectō, abrādō'
6.3.-kasà 'restis'
kotьčь 'cauerna,
nīdus'
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* keudhō
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latīnē
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cubitum; cubō āre; cumbō -ere
FAL.-cupa 'cubat'
SAB.-cumba
'lectica'
cūdō 'pellea
cassis'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
2b1.-gogof 'specus'
2b3.kougoñ 'id'
<upokubā
occidentālis
orientālis
huf, Hüfte 'id';
3a2.-hype
'coxa'; hoop 'anus'
hups 'coxa'
4.-familia graeca
kubos 'taba'
kubwlon
'cubitus'
codal 'pellis'
skauda-raip
'Shuhriemen, uitta
calcei'
cúar 'curuus'
<*kukro-
hoger, Höcker
'gibba' Hûgel
'tumulus', hōh,
hoch 'altus'
3a2.-hēah, hight
hauhs <*kouko'altus'; hiuhma
'cumulus'; hūhjan
'cumulō'
ToA.-koc, B kauc
<*PtoTo. *keuc
<*koutim? 'suprā'
<*kou-?
kucáti, kuñcatē
'flectitur'; kuca 'sinus'
kuñcikā
'clāuis'
5.6.-kōž
'curuus'
kula ta upokatw
twn blefarwn
koilwmata (Hes)
5.4.-soil 'cauitās'
<*keulo-
hūren <*hūrjan
* keusō
kúka 'pugnus';
čúčati 'curuor';
kúča 'cumulus'
6.3.-kaũkas 'tumor'
5.5.-kussaniya-
3a2.-hyrian, hire
cēveō
po-kyva-jo 'nutō'
kachazzen 'rideō';
3a2.ceahhettan
cachinnnus;
cachinnō
kacazw 'rideō'
* khamos
hāmus
camos 'tortus'
* khéderos
hedera
kissos, kissaros
cicer
kákhati 'ridet'
chochotati 'ridēre'
5.3.-xaxank
6.3.5.5.-hahhars
kiknóti 'id'
chomotъ 'monīle
(equī)'
khadirá 'acacia
catechu'
śīghrá- 'celer'
sigátь, signútь
'saliō' sig 'piscis
q., cf. salmō'
krios; kikerroi (H)
MAK kikerroi
5.4.-sisern
6.3.-keke
kissa, kitta
kiki-, kikidīví-
3a2.-hīgian, hie
'festīnāre'
* kighrós
* kikēr
6.-familia slava
kubra- 'specus'
kakubhá'cacumen'
kuhara 'specus'
kuhaka 'fallax'
keuqw; keuqos,
kuhū 'lūna noua'
5.3.-xaōda
keuqmwn, keuqmos
'cassis'
'latebrae'
5.4.-suzanem
'mergō' *-dhs-
3a2.-hwylca
'suppurātiō'
* kēwējō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
schōde 'uagīna'
3a2.-hydan 'cēlō'
3a3.-skauð
'uagīna'
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* khákhatnos
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hehara, Häher
* kikjā
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occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< kiklēskō
3a3.-hēla
<*hiḫhlōn- 'pruina'
3a5.-hal 'solum gel.'
* kiklós
* kíkōnjā
huon, Huhn
'gallus'; Henne
'gallīna'
cicōnia , PREN.cōnea
* kīkus
cích 'tetta'
* kingō
cingō, cancellus
* kippos
kikus 'uis'
hina, hin 'procul'
hin 'ueni hunc'
1b2.-shihitu
* kintos
cétne 'priimus'
kánja, kanjúk
'miluus'
hana
2b1.-cig 'carō'
2b2.-chic
2b3.-kik
cen (-alpande)
'cis(alpīnus); sine'
* kina
śíśira- <*kiklHo- 'uēr slana 'pruina'
5.3.- 6.3.-šąlù, -lti 'gelō';
sar∂ta5.4.-sard šáltas 'f.', šalnà 'pr.'
nouum'
Cintugnātos
'primogenitus'
2b1.-kyntaf 'id'
hintana, hintar
3a2.-hindan
3a3.-
kinkaũ, -ýti 'equum
iungō'
kigklis 'crates'
kañcaté 'iungit'
skipwn
śḗp(h)a 'cauda,
pēnis'
kirkos, kikros,
kirsos, krissos
kŕkā(ṭa-) 'collii artus'?
hindana 'retrō',
hindar, hindumists
handan 'hinc'
cippus, scīpiō
<< kirknos
* kirkos
circus, circum,
circā
1b2.-kurclasiu
'circulāriō mēnsi'
3a5.-hijse, hijs
'poplites'
* kiskā
* kistā
* kíteros
cista, cisterna
* kitrōd
cess 'contortus'
kisth
hitumum, hitamun
'demum'
hietz(t), jetzt
'nunc'; hiu-tu
'hodie'
citer(ius); citimus
<< kitōd
citō
citrō; citra
* kiwos
6.3.-kiškà 'poples'
6.4.-cis-ka
'coxa, lumbus'
kiṣku- 'lacertus'
3a2.-hider; hither
hidrē
3a2.-hiew, hue
céo (cīach)
<*kiwoks 'nebula'
3a3.hy 'color pellis'
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hiwi 'speciēs'
sivъ 'gris'
5.3.-syāva`'ater'
6.3.-šývas
'pallidus'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
diattaw; shqw *sē5.5.-kinae, ki-na-iz-zi
? 'cernō'
* kjājō
* kjējō
cieō, ciō, citō,
cunctus<kómkito,
sollicitus
* klādis
clādēs
coll;
cellach 'bellum'
heizan, heissen
'id'
3a2.hātan 'id'
3a3.-heita
hiltia, hilta 'pugna'
3a2.-hild 'id'
2b1.-coll
2b3.-koll
haitan 'nominor'
kiw, kinew,
kinumai; seuw
'agitō' <*kye-w
cyávatē; cyuti5.3.-š(y)avaite
5.4.-č ̣u 'profectiō'
kladivo 'malleus'
6.3.-kildà 'miseria'
<< kladjos
<< klagjō
* klāmājō
hlamōn 'strepō'
3a2.(h)limmen 'id'
3a2.-laemp(i)-halt
'claudus'; limp
'claudicō'
clāmō, āre
* klambós
hladan, laden
'grauō'
3a2.-hladan, load
* klāmi
'id'
3a3.-hlaða
clam/clamh
'leprōsus'
* klamrós
* klāros
<< klārós
<< klāstis
krándati 'strepit'
6.3.-klumbas
'paralyticus'
klambos
kladǫ, klasti
6.3.-klóju, klóti
'sternō'; ùžklodas
afhlaþan 'ingrauō,
exaggerō'
'stragulum'
6.4.-klâju, klât 'id'
2b1-b2.-claf 'aeger'
2b3.-claff
klamaros 'dēbilis'
clár
2b1.-clawr
2b3.-kleur
klhros 'et portiō'
coll<koldos
'perditus'
2b1.-coll
2b2.-collet
2b3.-koll
klāmati, klāmyati
'languet'
a
ToA.-klis ToB.a
klänts 'dormiō'
clārus
classis
* klaudos
claudus
* klawdō
claudō
halts
sliozan, slūten,
schlieBen
kleiw
<< klawos
* klāws
clāuis
cló (cloi) 'clāuus'
sluzzil Schlüssel
SchloB 'castellum'
3a2.-slutil
2b3.-clou
'ferrement'
klhis (klhidos)
ključь
6.3.-kliūvù, kliū́ti
'serere'
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* kl̥ dos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
caill 'silua'
Caledonia
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-celli 'lūcus'
2b2.-kelli
* kleitrom
2b1.-celli
2b2.- holz 'et silua'
kelli 'nemus'
3a2, a3.-holt 'id'
Lehne, Lein-baum
* klengō
clithar 'refugium'
clingō (i<*e cf.
tinguō, uigeō)
2b1.-kreng/kā-tro?
clepō
klopoust 'cleperit';
niir kulupu (ø)
'magister fūrum'
cluain <*klopni
'dolum'
clueō, inclitus,
gloria
Kluvatiis
'Clovatius'
1b2.-Kluviier
'Cluvii'
ro·cluinethar 'audit'
<*kluni-/*klunu-,
ro·cuala <*kuklowa
'audīuī'
klada, koloda,
коло́да,'rāmus'
klados 'rāmus'
gleinon
klënъ
6.3.-klevas
MAK.klinotrocon
3a2.-hlyn
3a2, 3a2.-lid
'cilium'
3a3.-led, lid 'id'
(h)leitara, leiter 'id'
3a2.- hlæd(d)er
'scāla'
lenken; Gelenk
'artus'; lanka 'latus'
3a2.-flanc 'id'; link
'catēnātiō'
3a3.-hlekkr 'catēna',
kletь, клеть
6.3.-klet́ is;
klisia, klision
pasklieti 'pandō'
hleiþra 'tentorium'
cf. klimax 'scāla'
kléčati 'genuflectere'
6.3.-klenkti
'difficulter uādere'
ToB.-klänk- 'haesitō'
6.4.-klencêt
'claudicāre'
lenke '-tiō';
* klepō
* kleumi
hlefan
2b1.-clywaf, pf.
cigleu
2b2.clewaf
2b3.kleuout 'audiō'
* kleumn̥
* kléumn̥tom
* kleusō
6.6.-klękać 'genufl'.
hlifan
ToA ākläṣ B
aklaṣṣ- 'discit'
<*kluske/o
hliuma
MESSAP.-klaohi
opt.?
cluas, clúas 'auris'
<kloustā
hliumunt
hlosēn
3a2.-hlystan, listen
'au.'
3a3.hlust 'audītus'
clūst 'audītus'
6.-familia slava
CEC et al..-klanec ln- 'angiportus'
holz 'et lignum'
3a2, a3.-holt 'id'
cliath 'et cratis'
clītellae
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* kleinos
* kleitis
4.-familia graeca
<< kleustis
<< kleutis
kleptw <*klepjō;
klepths, klopos,
klwy (klwpos) 'fūr'
ToB.-kälypi-;
klyepträ 'pertractō'
śṛṇṓti <*kḷ-neu, pf.
ekluon 'audīuīi';
śuśrāva; desid.
klew, -omai, ep.
śúśrūṣate air. fut.
kleiw 'laudō'
ALB.-kluon 'nominō' cechladar; karṇa'auris'
5.3.-sraōman
śrōmataśrṓṣati; śrúṣti'indulgentia'
5.3.-sraoša- 'audītus'
5.4.-lsem
6.9.-auklipts
'occultus'
6.4.-sludinat
'praeconāre'
6.3.-klausýti
'audiō'
5.3.-srū̆tihliozan
3a2.-hlēotan
* kleutō
3a3.-hljōta
hliodar 'cantus'
3a2.-hlēodhor
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hlauts 'distribūtiō,
heredentia'
kĺũt 'adipiscor'
kĺũtas 'fātum'
śrōtra- 'auris'
5.3.-sraoqra- 'cantiō'
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occidentālis
* klewos
orientālis
occidentālis
hlūt(t)ar, lauter 'id'
orientālis
3a2.-hlūt(t)or
3a3.-hlér 'mare'
hlūtrs 'clārus
clú (clóe, clue)
* klínāmi
clīnō
sce(i)llec 'rūpēs'
klouar
2b1.-hollt 'scisiō'
2b2.-felza
2b3.-faouta
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
śrávas
śráyati 'et sustinet'
5.3.-sirinaoiti
klaw; skallw
'fodiō'
<*kel
6.3.-šlúoti 'uerrere'
slovo
slava
cliaros
halts 'claudus'
6.-familia slava
slezá 'lacrimae'
kluzw; kludwn
'unda'
klinw LESB.klinnw <*klinje/o
2b1.-claear
'abnuens'
2b2.-clo(u)r
'gentilis' 2b3.culter;
calamitās
incolumis
4.-familia graeca
kle(F)os
(h)linēn
3a2.-hlinian
* klisrós
* kl̥jō
3.-familia germanica
2b1.-clir 'clārus'
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kalā 'pars'; klpate
'decet'
koljǫ klati
6.3.-kalù 'quatiō'
<< kl̥neumi
* kln̥gō
* kloiwos
clangō
clīuus, clīnō,
acclīnis, cliēns
* klopnis
clocc 'campāna'
1b2.-kletram
'feretrum,
lecticam'
clé 'laiuus'; fo-cla
'boreae'; kloín
<*kloinos 'arduus'
clūnis
* kl̥pros
calpar<āli <gr.
* kl̥wijō
hlahjan 'rideō'
klazw
(h)linēn 'clīnō'
hlēo 'sepulcrum'
hlei-duma 'laeuus'
hlaiw 'sepulcrum';
hlaine 'collium'
klinw 'clīnō'
klegъtati, kliknuti
6.3.-klagéti
6.4.-klẽg
̨ ât
slojь 'iacimentum'
śráyati 'et sustinet'
6.3.-šliejù, šliẽti
5.3.-srita- 'sustentus'
6.4.-sleju, slìet
6.3.-šlampù, šlapti
'madēscō'
6.4.-slapẽt 'id'
2v1.-clùn
cilornn 'urceus'
* kl̥tos
* kluwējō
2b1.-cledd
2b3.-kleiz
lahhēn, lachen
'rideō'
3a3.-hlakka
cluain
* klounis
* klūtós
2b1.-cloch
'campāna'
3a3.-hlaunr
klonis (div.)
2b1.-celwrn 'situlus'
2b3.-celorn
śrōni-s
5.3.-sraonish
6.3.-shlaunìs
kalph, kalpis
'urna'
2b1.-clyd
inclutus, inclitus
cloth 'gloria, fāma'
6.3.-šil̃tas
2b1.-clod 'laus'
hlūt, laut <*klūtós
'intonans'
3a2.-hlūd 'strepitōsus'
klutos
ALB.-quhem <*klusko-mai
clueō, inclitus
huolen 'fallō'
calumnia, caluor,
caluiō, cauillor,
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śrutásrūta-
5.3.5.4.-lu
5.3.-sruiiē
slovǫ
6.4.sluvêt
khlew 'incantō';
kolax 'laudātor'
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cuma 'cūra'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
2b3.-caffou 'id
kamnw, ekamon
cammarus <gr.
* km̥ros
<< km̥ti
* km̥témtəmos
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* km̥bhis
* km̥ertos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
Hummer
kammaros 'camm.'
kmeleqron 'tectus'
kamara
'boueda'
camur
śamnītē, śámati,
śamyati 'laborō'
5.3.-kamna, sup.
kambista5.5.-kappi, kappaikamaṭha- 'testūdō'
kmárati 'aduncus est'
5.3.kamarā 'cinctus'
kai ? 'et'
centesimus
śatatama-
* km̥tom
centum
cét/céad
* knakos
canicae
canach ? 'herba
palūdis'
hundert
2b1.-cant
3a2.-hund-rað
2b2.-cans
(got. raÞian
2b3.-cans
'computō'
honang, Honig
caneco-sedlon
'melle'
'aureum solium' ?
3a2.-hunig,
hund, pl. hunda
e-katon
knhkos
4.3.-knakos
śatám
5.3.-s∂tem
sъto
6.3.-simtas
kāñcana- 'aurum,
aureum'
honey
hungar, hunger 'id'
3a2.-hungor/er 'id'
3a3.-hā 'tormentāre'
* kn̥kējō
* knokos
cnocc/cnoc 'collis'
2b1.-cnwch 'artus'
2b3.-cnoch
hūhrus 'famēs'
kegkei peina (Hes)
polukogkhs (Hom)
kāŋkṣati 'poscit'
kákatē 'sitit'
6.3.-keñkti 'noceō'
kankà 'damnum'
genicke, Genick
3a2.-nook
'angulus'
3a6.-hnakki 'collus'
<< knouks
* kn̥sējō
censeō
censamur
'censētor',
censaum 'censēre'
* kn̥stṓr
censor
keenzstur,
kenzsur
* knuwā
nux
2b1.-dan-gos
'monstrō'
alb. thom 'dīcō'
*kēnsmi
śaṁsati 'dēcantat'
śamsáyati 'proclamat';
śámsa- 'uōtum';
5.3.- sah'pronuntiāre'
setъ 'inquit'
śaṁstarcnú (cnó)
<*knus (knuwos)
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orientālis
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3a2.- gehæp
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
'adaequātus';
heppen 'beātus';
happen, happy
kobь 'fortūna,
augurium'
* kodējō
kedros 'cedrus'
kadrú- 'fuluus'
kadamba- 'nauc.
cadamba'
ALB.-kem
2b1.-coilou 'auspic.'
* koilús
cél (a britonnicō)
2b2.-coel
'harusp.'
2b3.chuillioc
6.-familia slava
kažy, kadit;
accodis 'camīnus'
kadegis
'iuniperus'
6.3.-kadagỹs 'id'
celъ 'sānus'
3a3.-heill 'salus'
hails 'sānus'
celjo, celiti 'sānō'
6.3.-kails
<< kóilutāts
<< koimā
* koimos
cóim
heim 'domus'
2b1.-cu
3a2.-hām, home
2b2.-cuf
3a3.-heimr
2b3.-cum (nominib.)
'mundus'
haims 'pagus'
* koinos
* koinós
cf. cīuis
* koisā
cūra, arc. coirauit
PAL. coisatens
'cūrāuērunt'
1b2.- kuratu
'curato'
5.4.-khot
koinos 'commūnis'
cf. śiva- 'propitius'
5.5.-kaina- 'familiāris'
ushaista
'obligātorium'
* koksednīks
ketú- 'clāritās, forma,
intellectus'; ceta,
cetana 'signum'
3a2.-hād, haēd,
haidus 'modus, ars'
heed 'id'
3a3.-heiðr 'honor'
* koitús
coxa
ceno, се́но
6.3.-śiẽnas
koina cortos (Hsq)
heit 'modus'
* koksā
kaimas 'pagus';
semьja 'familia'
6.4.-sàime 'familia'
koimaw 'concubō'
coss 'pēs, crūs';
achlais, ascall <lat.
axilla
2b1.-cesail <lat
axilla
kákṣā f., kakṣa- 'et
latebra, recessus'
5.3.-kaša 'axilla'
hahsa, hāhsina
'cauitās poplitea'
ToA kapśañi, ToB
kektseñe 'corpus'
coxendīx
2b1.-colwyn
* kolignos
ToB.-kakse 'lumbī'
cuilén 'catulus'
skulax <*skḷ'catulus'
2b2.-coloin
2b3.-kolen
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6.3.-kãlė, kalė̃
'canis femina'
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
klějь, klejь 'glūs'
* koljō
3a5.-helen
kolla <kolyā 'glūs'
* kólkolos
<< kolmn̥
* kolmos
* kolnis
karkarí 'instr. q.'
culmus
giolcach
'phragmitēs
austrālis'
collis <*kḷnis /
*kolnis / etiam
kolHwi-?
coll 'caput, dux'
<*kolnos
* kolnom
cuilenn 'ilex uel
echium ūlgāre'
* kolnos
coll, goll 'luscus,
caecus'
* kolsos
collum
coll 'caput'
cum, contra,
controuersia
cét-
2b1.-calamennou
2b2.-cala 'palea'
2b3.-colouenn
2b1.-celyn 'id'
2b2.-kelin 'id'
2b3.quelenn 'id'
halm
hull
3a2.-hyll, hill
3a3.-hvall, hallr
hulis, Hulst, Hallig
'quercus ilex'
3a2.-.
hole(g)n, holly,
holm-oak
slama
6.2.-soloma
6.4.-salms
kūṭa-m <kḷlt
6.3.-kalnas 'mons',
'prominentia,
kalnelis 'collis';
kolwnos, kolwnh '
cumulus, occipitium'
kalvà
kalamos 'iuncus'
hallus 'rūpēs'
kaláma-
klasъ 'tarātrum',
kólos 'palea,
calamus'
kaṭambá
kellas
monofqalmos (Hes.)
Hals
3a2.-heals
6.3.-klejaĩ
'id'
kolokol, колокол
hals
polos 'axis'
ga-
kata 'sub,
secundum, contrā';
cf. ken
kāṇá-ḥ 'forātus,
unioculis'
<< kólumbhos
* kom
* kómāglom
coāgulum
* kómjougos
<< komjugs
coniux
* kómmoinis
2b1.-cant/gan (-mt-)
2b2.-cans/gans
2b3.-gant
5.5.-katta <*km̥to
'deorsum, cum'; kan
samāja-ḥ 'et societās'
cuing 'iugum'
2b1.-kyn-iwng
союз
commūnis,
múínikad
commaín:'dōnum
CELTIB.-comaiam
gimeini, gemein
comoinem
'commūni'
obligātum'
? (Cab. Fraguas)
3a2.-gemæne
comono 'comitia'
1b2.-kumne 'in
com.'; kumnahkle
'in conuentū'
samain, samhain
?? 'comitium uel
fīnis aetatis'
samonios 'nōmen
mensis' 'aestiuālis'
(cf. gimonios) uel
'comitiālis'
gamains
<< kommoinitā́ts
* komnom
<<
<<
<<
*
kómnōmn̥
kómopjom
kōmos
kómplēnos
complētus
comlán, conlán
samana- <*sem+no
ToB.-anka̅nmi
<*en+komnijo-?
'commūna̅lita̅s'
sampūrṇa
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
3a3.-skars(a)
* kómsqr̥tos
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
teras 'prodigium'
saṃ-skar-; ā-ścarya'singulāris'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
'gigas';
skyrse 'spectrum'
<< kómtl̥ tis
<< komtrōd
<< kómwoirjom
cubus <wid+tu,
2a3.-cogais
* kómwoistis
* kōnājai
2b1.-digon(i) 'faciō,
possum';
cōnor
digon, gogawn 'satis'
* konkhā
cong(u)ius
<graec.
3a2.-hān
'miliārium'; hone
'cōs'
3a3.hein 'cōs'
huof, Huf
* kōnos
* kopos
* kopnos
<< kóqros
* koris
carbat 'carpentum,
mandibula (sic)'
corbis
egkonew 'diligenter
agere'; egkonis
'ancilla'
kānīm, kániti 'intendō'
kogc(l)os; kogch
śaŋkhá-
kwnos
śāṇa- 'cōs'
5.3.-saēni- 'cuspis'
5.4.-san 'cōs'
śaphá-
3a2.-hōf, hoof
3a3.-hofn
cuan
* korbhis
совесть
suneidhsis
5.3.-safa
Carpentum,
Carbantia
Karbantorigon
6.4.-sence (z-?)
kopyto
kórob, ко́роб
'cista'
6.3.kar̃bas
carius gl.tinea;
rum. cariu
koris (-ios/idos)
'cimex'
ко́рь 'aphis'
<< korjom
* korjos
cuire 'copiae,
plēbēs'
* korkos
corcach
heri, Heer
Tri-, Petru-corii
3a2.-here
2b1.-cordd
'tribus', pl. corddau
herr; herjann
<*koriowes
(koir)
horg 'immundus'
<*kṛkwo-
* kormnos
haran, Harn 'urīna'
harjis
koiranos 'dux'
5.6.-kāra-
6.3.-kãrias;
kãras 'bellum'
kalka- 'merda'
6.3.-šármas
6.4.-sãrms
6.3.-šarmuõ,
* kormōn
RETROM-carmún
harmo
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har(a)m, Harm
* kormos
4.-familia graeca
5.3.-fšar∂ma- 'pudor'
5.6.-šarm 'id'
cornīx,
* kornos
korwnh
cornus
cf. Harudes
hiruz 'ceruus'
* kṓrukos
corium
curach 'pellis
scaphus'
čeremucha
6.3.-Kirnis `deus
cerasōrum';
šermùkšle 'sorbus'
* korwos
coruus, cornīx
crú
korus (koruqos):
cf. korudos
'alauda kristāta'
<*heruta <*kerudo3a3.-hiǫrtr 'id'
harra 'saccus"
3a3.-horr 'uestis
linea'
2b1.-corwg
sramъ 'pudor'
śāri-, sārikā 'auis q.'
kranos, kerasos
* korudhs
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-hearm, harm
* kornīks
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
kwrukos 'corii
saccus'
3a3.-skryla 'clamō'
korax
śāri-, sārikā 'auis q.'
soroka
6.3.-kriunù
'grunniō'
2b1.-coll-en
* kósolos
corilus
* kostā
<< koubos
costa
* koupā
cūpa
coll
2b2.-col-widen
2b3.-limn-collin
'tilia'
hasal
kôst 'costa' ?
hups 'coxa'
3a2.-hyf 'exāmen'
3a3.-hūfr 'carīna'
kuph trwglh (Hes)
kū́ pa- 'specus'
kupellon, kupros;
5.5.-huppar !
kuyelh 'fauum'
hûfо , Haufen; hof
* koupnā
'atrium'
3a2.-heap; hof
'templum'
cúan <**kupno-
kostь 'ossum'
kubos
kupъ, kupá; kuprъ
5.3.-kaofa- 'gibba'
ALB.-kjipī́, kipí
<*kūpijā
6.7.-kep 'uulua'
<*kъpъ
5.5.-kuptar 'relicta
lituālis' 5.6.-kaufa'mons'
'coxis' 6.3.kaũpas
6.4.-kupenis
'floccus niuis'
<< koutā
* kowejō
3a2.-híegan
'efficiō', hāwian
'monstrō'
3a3.-heyja 'id'
caueō (cf. skewō)
koew 'percipiō'
koihs, kohs
'sacerdōs
samothracius'
* kowis
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čujǫ <*keuHje/o
ā-kúvate
'sentiō'
kutiti
ToB.-koylle 'sēdulus'
'machināri'
prekutiti 'ornāre'
kaví 'poeta, dīuīnus,
PRHYG.sacerdōs' LYD.akenanogavos
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* kowr̥
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cauerna
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
cúa 'cauus'
cúass 'cauerna'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
2b1.-cyw 'pullus'
occidentālis
kuar 'cauitās';
kwos 'antrum,
carcer'
(h)ruoren, rühren
'agitō'
3a2.-hrōr, rear
'sēmicoctus'
* kratsos
<< kr̥dḗn
<< kr̥dhōn
* kr̥di / kr̥djom
* kr̥stus
cardō
5.3.-sūra- 'lacūna'
5.4.-sor 'ōrificium'
5.6.-sūrāx 'id'
6.4.-šava 'cauitās
in arbore'
sъrъšenь
2b1.-creyryn
hurd, Hürde
'porticulus'
3a2.-hurth, hyrd;
hurdle 'cancellus'
ceirtle 'glēba'; cert
'parua rēs'
haúrds 'forēs'
kartal(l)os,
kurtos, kurtia
'cista, rete';
krotwnh 'gemma'
cride, croidhe, croí
<*kridjo- <*kṛdjo-
2b1.-craidd 'centre'
2b2.-cres, creys
2b3.-kreiz, kreis
herza
3a2.-heorte
haírto (hairtins)
<kerdōn
kardia, khr
kradih (Hom.)
* kr̥dijai
* kr̥djō
'profundus'
hurnūz, hornaz
3a2.hyrnet(u)
crassus
cor (pl. corda)
<*kord/*kṛd
ALB.-thelë
śvaḥ !?
5.3.-sūrəm 'māne' !?
crābrō
cartilāgo
6.-familia slava
kirnaw, kirnhmi (i
schwa secundum), śrīṇā́ti; śrā́yati 'coquit'
kerannumi
cras <*kwrāsi nisī
<*krH2-os
crātis , crātēs
dentatae, crātiō,
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
koilos <koFilos
'cauus'
cauerna
* krāsrōn
* krātis
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
2b3.-keo 'specus'
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ceird 'gradus';
fo-cerdaim
'iaciō'
2b1.-cerddaf 'id'
Scherz 'burlesca'
go-gerdd 'burlesca'
3a2.-heorr(a) 'id'
2b3.-credam 'uadō' 3a3.-hjarri 'cardō'
cris(s) 'capitium'
2a3.-crios
2b1.-crys, gwregys
2b2.-kreis, grugis
2b3.-krez, gouriz
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kradaw; kordax
'tripudiātiō'
kradh 'rāmus'
6.3.šìršuonas
6.4.-sirsis
krutítь 'torqueō'
6.3.-krañtas
krṇátti 'net'
kaṭa- 'textus'
'arduum litus'
6.9.-corto 'saeptum'
kṛtsná- 'complētus'
črьstvъ 'firmus'
hṛdayam, hārdi
5.3.-z∂r∂daēm
5.4.-sirt <*kērd(instr. srti-w)
5.5.-kir/kardi-/ karta/ka-ra-az
5.6.-dil
srьdь, srъdьce,
сердце <*sьrdьko
6.3.-širdìs
5.4.-sart-num
5.5.-kartimmiyatt 'īra'
serdít'cja
ALB.-zëmëronem
'īra'
kūrdati 'saltat'
6.3.-pakìrsti
'obdormiscor'
čéres, че́рес,
че́рез *kertso'capitium'
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* kreidhrom
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
criathar
6.-familia slava
orientālis
śrad-daddhāmi
śraddhā 'fidēs'
cretim
crībrum
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
2b1.-cruitr
2b2.-croider/krodar
2b3.croezr/krouer
3a2.-hridder,
hriddel
<< kreimn̥
* kreitsō
cressaim -st-;
crīsō, -āre
crith 'tremor, febris'
(h)rīdōn; scrītan,
schreiten 'uadō'
2b1.-(ys)gryd, 'id'
2b3.-skrija 'tremō'
* krekō
* kremājō
cremō, carbō (!);
cremōr, cremia
1b2.-krematra
coirm 'ceruisia'
korma, kourmi
2b1.-cwrwf
2b2.-
6.3.-skriečiù,
skriẽsti 'torqueō'
3a2.-hrissan;
hrīþ 'tempestās'
hregil 'uestis'
3a2.-hrægl,
rail 'id'; hrēol, reel
'bobīna'
herd 'furnus'
3a2.-herth
6.4.skritulis 'rota'
kūḍayāti, kuṇḍate
karam-b(h)á'ceruisia'
haúri 'carbō'
coref, coruf
* krēmi
Cerēs; procērus;
Cerus manus;
crēber<*krēdhros/
*krēsros; creō,
crēscō
kerri 'Cererī';
karanter
'uescuntur'
cf. coirm, cuirm
'ceruisia'
kresátь 'ignem qt.'
6.3.-krekls
'camisia'
krekw; krokh,
krox 'textus';
krokus 'uellera'
hirso/i Hirse
<*kerHsjo'pānicum
miliaceum'
koros 'satisfactiō';
kouros 'exolētus';
kelwr 'fīlius';
korennumi 'satiō'
3a2.-hramse 'sil. a'.
kromuon 'caepa'
kurjǫ, kuriti 'fūmō'
6.3.-kuriù,
kùrti 'calefaciō'
śārīra 'corpus'
5.4.-serem creō;
serim 'nāscor'; ser
'prolēs'
5.5.-kar(a)š 'grānum'
korm, корм 'cibus'
6.3.-šeriù,
šérti 'alō' (cf. esp.
crear/criar)
<< kremom
* krémusom
crim 'alius'
1b2.-ingatro,
krenkatrum,
krikatru `cinctum'
* krenghos
* krenktis
* krépāmi
craf 'alius'
6.3.-kermùse(s) 'a.'
hring; Runge
'pālus'
3a2.-hring; hrung
crécht 'uulnus'
krągъ 'circulus';
krogъ, krugъ
'rotundus'
2b1.-craith 'cicātrix'
2b3.-creithi
'ulcera'
6.3.-krenkù
'coagulor'
hraban, Rabe
'coruus'
crepō, crepundia
3a2.-hræfn 'id'
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kŕpatē 'lamentor';
krpā 'misericordia'
5.5.-krpiie- 'furō'
5.6.-särfāk 'strepitus'
kropotátь 'grunniō'
6.3.-krēpēt
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crip, crib 'rapidus'
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rapp 'rapidus'
4.-familia graeca
crēta
ToAB.-kārp
3a3.-hrapa <*krob-
'descendō' <*korb
2b1.-cryf
2b3.-kreñv
krepъ
2b1.-crib
'promunturium'
ragen 'ascendō'
3a2.ofer-hrægan
'superō'
* kretō
corium; scortum,
cortex; curtus
'crescens'; subst.
zīra- <*kēr(H3)-o-.
2b1.-pridd
2b2.-pry/prī
2b3.-pri
herdo 'uellus' ;
skrindan 'findor'
3a2.-herðan
'testiculī'
<*kr̥tó/kwr̥tó?
* kreugō
* kreuks
* kreumi
* kreupō
Gerücht 'rumor'
crux
krókva 'fulcrum,
tegnum'
6.3.-krãke 'baculus'
krossai 'lapides
mūrī'
HLUW.-za+ra/i-za-misa /zarzamis/
cré
crūach 'cacumen'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
crēscō, crēuī
* krētā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
2b1;-crug 'cippus,
tumulus',
2b2,3.-cruc
'tumulus'
cráu, cró 'stabulum, 2b1.-craw 'id'
casa'
2b2.-crow
(h)rukki `Rücken'
'tergum'
3a2.-hrycg 'id'; rick
3a3.-hreysi, hraun
'cumulus'
crupellarii
'gladiatores'
Mons graupios
2b1.- crawen
<*kreuhanā
'crusta'
2b3.krevenn 'id'
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riob 'leprōsus' ; ruf
'pustula';
gerob>grob
3a2.-hrēof 'id.'
hrukjan 'canō coruī'
kraugh 'clamor'
*krějǫ, krijati 'sānō'
kṛntati 'scindit', kṛtā
'scisūra'
5.5.-kariya- 'tegō';
kartāi- 'scindere'
črъtǫ, čresti; črъta
'scisūra
6.3.kertù kirsti
̇̃ 'tundō'
6.4.-cḕrtu,
cìrst 'id'
krośa -*k- 'uocātiō'
6.3.-kraũkti 'cn. c.'
6.3.-kriáuklas
'costa'
6.4.-kruknet
'crucitus sedeere'
kryti 'tegō'; krovъ
'tc'
6.3.-kráuti 'cumulō'
крупа́ 'grānum'
6.3.-kraupù'rudis'
6.4.kr̨aũpis 'scabiēs'
TOK A kärpi, B
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rütten, rütteln
3a2.rudder/le 'cōlu'
hrēaðemūs 'strix';
hrēod 'phragmites'
3a3.-hraustr
'subitu'
* kreutō
6.3.-krutǫ, krudeti
(pas.)
(h)riuwan
'affligere' bereuen
* krēwō
krouw <*krousō
'quatiō' (aor. pas.
ekrousqhn);
kroainw
'lāmentor' 3a2.hrēowan, reu
* krēws
cruor
crú <*kruH2
2b1.-creu
2b2.-crow
kreas <*krewH2s
'carō'
hrō
* krigā
2b1.-cre, dychre
* krinō
cernō, certus
2b1.-gwa-gr
2b3.-gourner
'cribrum'
* kripsnis
crīnis; crista
<*kripstā
* kripsos
crispus
6.-familia slava
3a3.-hrīka, hrikta
'ringor';skrīka
'clamō'
3a2.-scrīc
karunā 'piētās'
ToAB.-AB kärn'tundō'
sъ-krušiti 'rumpere'
6.3.-krušù, krùšti
'fligō'
kravíh <*krewH2s
'carō crūda'
xrū-
krьvъ <*krū5.3.- <*krewH2-s
6.3.-kraũjas
krigh 'rictus'
krizw (Hes.)
skrъgati 'ringor'
krinw <*krinjō
'separō', part.
kritos
krojǫ <*krojejō,
krojítь, krajь
'margō'
'interfector'
ALB-krife; krip
'uellus'
Crix(s)us
2b1.-crych
2b3.-crech
śiprā 'barbae'
5.3.-srifā 'plūma'
Rispe 'pāniculum;
fascis'
<< kripstā
* kristājō
<<
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kritis
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kr̥jēs
kr̥klos
rīsta 'fascis'
3a2.-hrissan
cressaim
certus
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'calamus'
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4.-familia graeca
* kr̥nos
6.-familia slava
orientālis
t 'decadit' , praet.
do·cer <*-kerǝ-t;
crín 'marcidus'
<*krēno-, irchre
'exitium' <*peri-kri̯o-m
cariēs, cariōsus,
carius
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
keraizw 'ruinō'
khr 'lētum';
akhrios,
akhratos
'incolumis' ALB.ther, aor. thera
'caedō'
crín 'uiētus'
śrṇā́ti 'rumpit, frangit'
aor. aśarīt; áśīrta5.3.-asar∂ta 'intactus'
śirṇakarnon, -ux 'salpinx'
* kr̥nu
congna(e)
<*korngniyo-?
cornū
* krōbhtus
* krokijō
* kroknos
crábud
crōciō; crocciō;
corūs, cornīx
1a1.-crocina
'mastruca'
1b2.-curnāco
'cornicem'
2b1.-carn
'manubrium'
2b2.-ewin-carn
2b3.-karn
creddyf, crefydd
horn
crāin (crāna)
'porcus'
RUN.horna
ToB.-kranko 'pullus'
kraggwn
'cammarus'; keras
<kerH2-s
korax 'coruus';
krwzw, krazw
śṛ́ṅga- <*k̂ṛ-n-go-
shrambhate 'fīdō'
karaṭa- 'coruus';
kṛkara-, krakara'perdix'
kerekoríty;
krъknoti 'clamō'
1b1.-croen 'pellis'
crocann 'pellis'
croinoc
'rubeta'
kruzno 'mastruca'
hræn <*kr̥sneH2
* krosnos
* krotjājō
haúrn
'unda'
hrad, hrat 'uelox';
redan 'cernō';
retten 'liberō'
3a2.-rather
'potius'
crothaim
krwnos; krhnh
'fons'
ALB.-krúa (krói), pl.
krónj 'fons'
ToB.- kerekauna ?
'fluxus'
6.3.-krečiù, kresti; ataũ/-ýti; kretù/éti
6.4.krèst
5.4.-srun-k` (pl).
* krous
crūs (crūris)
(srvanc̣, sruni-c̣)
<krūsni
cráu, cró 'stabulum, 2b1.-craw 'id'
casa'
2b2.-crow
* krowos
* kr̥pjos
carpisculum
cairem 'sūtor'
<*karpimon-
* kr̥pos
corpus
crī <k∂rpes
2b1.-crydd
2b2.-chereor
2b3.-kere, kereour
krhpis
(h)reef
3a2.-hrif (diaphr.),
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'tectus'
krъpa 'textūra,
calceus'
6.3.kùrpė
6.4.kurpe
̇̃
prapis = qorax
kr̥pā́ 'forma'
5.3.- kərəfš, kəhrpəm
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
korósta 'mola'
car(r)ō, carreō
scerran, scharren
'rādō'; harsch
'raucus'
* kr̥sējō
carduus<carridus
* kr̥sō
currō
car 'currus'
kaṣati 'terit'
3a2.-heard-hara,
heardra- 'id'
3a3.-harr
'thymallus'
hurren 'festīnō'
* kr̥snos
carros 'currus'
6.3.-karšiù, kar̃šti
'pectinō, cardō'
6.4.kā̀̀ršu,kā̀̀rst 'id'
karumnon melan
(Hes.)
črьnъ, čerenъ
6.3.-kéršas 'uirgātu.';
kiršlỹs thymallus'
krṣṇá-
epikouros ??
'succursor'
3a2.-horse 'equus'
<< kr̥stus
* kr̥sus
currus
1a1.-carrus
* krustā
carr
2b1.-car
2b3.-karr
5.5.-kursa/i- 'pellis'
(h)roso, (h)rosa
TOK.-A krośśäṃ
kruos 'frigus';
'gelu, crusta'
krustallos 'gelu' (acc.sg.), B krośće
3a2.-hruse 'solum'
'frigidus'
crusta
crott, cruit 'harpa,
fidēs, gibba'
* krūtis
* kr̥wos
curuus; cortīna;
corōna <gr.?
* ksentis
sentis; sentus
* kserós
serescō, serēnus
* ksnujō
nouacula;
saucius *ksowkjo?
ToB.-kwarsär
<*kr̥s-ru 'leuca'
3a2.-hors
6.3.-krūtìs 'sinus'
6.4.-krùts 'id et
2b1.-crwth 'uiola,
gibba'
collis'
2b1.-cor-wynt,
cor 'circulus'; cruind crwnn 'id'
'rotundus'
2b3.-cor-uent
'turbo' cron 'id'
kurtos
korwnos, korwnh
ksainw 'scarificō'
xhros, xeros 'et
arida terra'
serawēn, serben
serb 'amarus'
'languere, marcere',
besnoten 'pauper'
xew <*ksesō, xuw
<*ksusō, knuw
'abrādō'; ksuron
'nouacula'
3a2.-besnyðian
'fūror'
3a3.-snøggr
cír 'pecten' <*kēsrā
*krъxā, *krъšītī
6.3.-krušà
'grandō'
'breuiter tonsurātus'
skarna- 'rotundus';
karū́ -kara'columna uertebrālis'
sъ-krъčiti
'compendiō'
kṣará- 'dēfluus'
kṣārá- 'acer'
kṣṇāuti 'terit'
cf. češǫ, česati
kṣṇṓtra- 'cōs'; kṣurá'pectō, abrādō'
'nouacula'
5.3.6.3.-skutù, skùsti
hu-xšnuta- 'benē
6.4.-skuvu, skũt
acūtum'
<< ksnowātlā
* ksūlom
Säule 'columna'
3a3.-sūl(a), syl 'id'
silua?
sauls 'columna'
xulon 'tignum,
postis'
6.3.-šùlas 'postis'
6.9.-sulis 'id'
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5.6.-nikūhīdan
kuždǫ, kuditi 'et
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orientālis
gehiuze 'clamor'
3a2.- hūten,
hōt 'clamõ'; hūsc tiõ; schūten, shout
'uōciferārī'
* kudājō
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cucūlus
kukuvátь
6.3.-kukúoti
kokkuzw
6.4.-kūkuôt
* kukūlós
cucūlus
* kūlā
* kūleks
cūlex
* kūlos
* kúnejos
* kupjō
2b1.-cog
cúl <*kūlā 'latebra'
2b1.-cil, ysgil
'latēbra'
kokkux (-ugos)
schūl; schūle
'latebra'
3a3.-skjōl 'id'
2b1.-cylion
'cūlices, musc.'
2b2.-kelionen
2b3.-kelien-enn
cuil
cūlus
cúl 'dorsum'
cum, comm
'recipiens'; coim
<*kumbhi- 'coxa,
media pars'
* kumbhā
<< kumbō
* kūmós
cói (cúach) <koviks
'musca'
2b1.-cil 'dorsum'
2b2.-chil 'ceruix'
2b3.-kil
Cumba 'uallis'
humpe 'crassa rēs'
2b1.-cwm(m) 'id'
3a2.2b2.-komm
hump 'gibba'
'canālis pecudum'
kūla- 'extrēmum'
kumbh, kumbos,
kumbion 'poculum'
kumbhás 'olla'
kuma <*-mn̥ 'unda'
cuneus, culex
uapor<kwapōs
kukúša
cf. skulon
<*(s)kūlom 'corium'
cumulus
cupiō;
kṓka-, kōkilá-
cuil 'culex'
1b2.-cubrar
'bonae'
śūla- 'pālus,
tormentum'
śū-
2b1.-cylion
'cūlices, musc.'
2b2.-kelionen
2b3.-kelien 'musca'
ka- 'acus bestiolae'
5.3.-sū-kā'acus'
5.4.slak 'pālus'
afhuapjan,
accobor 'desideri.'
afhuapnan
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kapuw
kupyate 'irascitur'
koptítь 'affūmāre'
6.3.-kv`pas
'halitus'
6.4.-kvept 'confum.'
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5.4.-k'urak<het.?
* kurnos
* kusdhos
kurnos
cf. custōs
<*kusdho-sd-s ?
hort, Hort 'id'
3a2.-hoard 'id'
huzd 'locus
thesaurī'
küssen
3a2.-kiss
Haus 'domus'
3a2.-house 'id'
3a3.-hauss
* kusis
* kusjom
* kūtis
cutis
2b1.-cwd 'scrōtum'
* kuwējō
kusqos 'uulua'
kunew (aor.
ekussa)
'caluārĭa'
hūt, Haut
3a2.-hýd, hide
<*swe-kus-
'iuuenis, cūbus'
* kúwr̥os
córaid 'hēroes'
3a2.-hyse
kuos 'foetus'
quaerō <*kwāisō
* kwatsos
caseus
* kweidos
uitrum ?
Kauaros, Cavarillus
2b1.-cawr 'gigas'
2b2.-caur 'id'
4.3.-pepamai, fut
pasomai 'acquīrō'
'quaestor'
1b2.-kvestur 'id'
hwaþerian,
hwoþerian 'id'
weiss
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kuarh h Aqhna
śávīra-, śū́ra(Hes), kurios
'dominus', akuros
5.3.-sūra'inualidus'
kvaísstur
* kwāimi
kuwanna- 'azurita'?
śváyati 'turgescit'
śūnyá- 'uacuus'
kuew, egkuw,
śávīra- 'potens'
ekusa 'grauescō' ; 5.3.-sūra- 'orificium' sujь 'irritus'
OSS.-r -syjyn/
kuar 'oculus acus,
6.3.-šū́tis 'aceruus'
sujun 'uacuus'
apertūra auris'
5.4.-sor <*ḱouHero-?
'orificium'
3a2.-hūn
'iuuenis'
3a3.-hūnn
2b1.-cyw 'pullus'
ToB.-kwasai,
*kwaso 'pagus'
<*kusjā, A.-ṣukṣ
kutis 'pyxis';
skutos 'corium'
kuanos
* kuwos
5.5.-kuwass
koṣa- (cf. kośa-) 'uās'
* kúwanos
inciēns; cauus,
cauea,
cauerna,cumulus
5.5.-kūrka
5.6.-kurra
hvaþō 'spūma';
hvaþjan 'spūmāre'
6.3.-šaũnas,
šaunùs 'habilis,
potens';
ALB.-kaa 'habet'
kváthati 'coquit'
śvetá-, śvitrá-
6.3.-kviẽsti 'inuītō'
6.9.-quoi 'uolō,
uīs', quāits
'dēsiderium'
vъ(s)-kysnoti, kyseti 'acer fiō';
kvasъ 'caelia'
6.4.-kusat
'feruō'
svetъ 'lux'; svitati
'illucescere'
6.3.-šviẽsti 'lucēre'
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3a2.-hūsl
'sacramentum'
* kwentos
* kwōn
* ləbjom
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2b3.-con/koun
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5.3.-spənta- (cp.
span-yah, sp∂ništa-)
5.5.kunna 'rectus, dexter'
svetъ
6.3.-šveñtas
ś(u)vā (śúnah)
5.3.-spā (sūnō)
5.5.-kuwas (kunas)
6.3.-šuõ (šuñs)
orientālis
hunsl <*kuns-lo- /
*kunts-tlo-?
'hostia, uictima'
hunds
kuwn (kunos)
kunes
leffur, Lefze
labium, labrum
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
5.5.-lip(p)-, lil(l)ipa(i)-
3a2.-lippa, lepur
'lambō'
<< ləkesājō
* ləkjō
* ləkós
laciō, laqueus,
lacesō, delicia
lacer, lacerina,
lacinia , lancinō,
3a2.-læl(a) <lāhil'rāmus, flagellum'
lakis, lakos;
lakizw
lungūn
3a2.-lungen, lights
* lənchijóm
* ləpējō
* ləpods
* ləskējō
laffe 'palma'
lapis
lascīuiō, lārua,
lascīvus; Larēs?
* ləsnis
1b2.-vapere 'soliō' leac< lecc <*lepkā
lainn 'auidus'
<*lH2s-ni-s
lōfa 'palma'
2b1.-lech
ALB -lekure, likure
5.4.-lanjk`
lëgkoje
KURD lapk 'pēdis
lapa 'pēdis palma'
6.3.-lēpa 'id';
palma'
lopeta 'pāla'
lepas
3a1, a2.-lust 'id'
3a3.-lost, lyst
lustus 'desiderium'
lilaiomai;
lasth pornh (Hes)
lástitь
6.3.lokšnùs 'tener'
cf. lasyj <*leH2so-
laṣati
lhni s (-idos)
lainn 'auidus'
'auidus'
6.3.lokšnùs 'tener'
´Bacchans quaedam'
luog 'specus'; luo
* lətējō
lanqanw, lhqw
rātrī <*lōtrī 'nox', nisī
'adaptātiō'
'obliuiscor';
cum ilayati
3a2.-lōmr 'deceptiō' lhto, lhito (Hes.)
lateō, latebra
lafuron 'praeda'
amfilafhs
'uoluminōsum'
* labhō
* laghā
* lāgō
láige, laigen 'pīlum'
laxus, langueō,
lacc 'dēbilis'
lóchma
llain 'rasorium'
lábhate, lámbhate,
rábhate (perf.
lalābha)
lajati 'praestōlor'
6.7.-lákati
'adaptat'
6.3.-lobis 'diuitiae';
lobti 'dītor'
lacainw 'fodiō'
slah 'id'; link 'laeuus'
3a2.-slæc,
slack 'laxus'
2b1.-llac(c) 'id'
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lhgw 'cēssō <sl
ślakṣṇá 'lēnis, tenuis'
lagaros 'exilis'
5.5.-zalug(a)nulagwos
'moror'
(cum dḷṇghu
<slHgōusos 'lepus'
mixta)
pereslega
'defectus in textū'
?
6.4.-leǵēns
'laxus'
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* lajos
lardum <*lájesidom;
laetus
lamatir
'maledicendus est'
līid <*lēiyeti
'protestat'
* lalājo
lallō
lecken 'podex'
3a3.-
Penne-locōs
2b1.-llwch <2a
2b3.- lagen
lajǫ, lajati 'et lātrō'
6.3.-lóju, lóti 'latrō'
larinos 'lardus'
<*lai̯ es-r-īnos, nisī
<*l∂w(H)rīnos
laktizw 'pede
tundō'; lacmos
'calx' , lax
leggr 'tibia'
loch (u-)
ṛkṣalā 'artus crurālis'
lešto, -leteti 'uolō'
6.3.-lekiù,
lẽkti 'id'
loky
laílōun
'uituperāuēre'
* lalu
lalhma 'blaterātiō,
rumusculus'
lalou
* lāmā
5.5.-lesi-, lessi-, lissi'iecur'
lā
3a2.lagu
3a3.-logr, lā, læ
lallen
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levъ
6.3.-išlaivóti 'deuertī'
laílōun
'uituperāuēre'
edliw (*ate-līu̯-)
*lakāre 'flectō'
lōcusta
lacus, lacūna
5.-familia indoriania
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lacertus, lacca,
* lakus
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blaterātiō'
5.5.-lalu
lála 'garrulus'
6.3.-laluóti
6.3.-lomà
6.7.-lam 'cauea'
lāma
<< lā́mn̥tom
* landhom
* lāōs
lann
lār (laris)
* lāpos
* lapsā
* latēks
latex <gr.
* latom
* lāurā
LUS.-Laebo
'laribus', Laho 'larī'
láeg <*lāpego-
lasanon 'recipiens
q.'
2b2.-lann
2b2.-loch, leauh 'id'
lassar 'flamma';
lasaid 'candet'
llachar 'clārus'
2a2.-laa (dat.
láo, lou)
6.9.-landan
'pulmentum' (ac.)
ALB.-lopë
6.4.-luõps 'pecu'
Lahe (dat.)
2b1.-llo 'id'
'uitulus'
laith 'ceruisia'
lathach 'lutum'
(cf. 2b1 llaid 'id' )
laithe<*lH1tjo-
randh- 'coquō',
randhana'pulmentum'
HELV.-loobe, lioba
5.5.-lap- (lāpzi)
lampw
3a3.-leiptr 'fulmen'
'candeō, caleō'; lappas 'ndens'; lappiyas '-or'
Are-late 'Arles'
2b1.-llat 'liquor'
2b2.-lad 'liquor'
lat[…] Coligny
latax -gos 'gutta'
latagew
'effundō'
letto 'lutum'
3a3.- leþja 'lutum'
6.3.-Lãt-upe 'locus
q.'
laþigs 'uernālis'
1b2.-lausiae
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6.4.-lāpa 'fax'
5.5.-lahhura
MIL.-lakre 'lapis
plāna'
leto 'aestās'
(potius cum lat.
laetus?)
ALB.-lerë
'cumulus saxorum'
*leH2uro-
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lóg, lúach
2b1.-golud 'regnum';
'salārium'; lour
'satis'; folad
'substantia'
llawen 'beātus'
2b2.-wuludoc
'dives' <*upolauti/to-
láech 'mīles'
lour 'satis
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lōn 'id'
3a2.-lean 'id'
3a3.-laun 'id'
orientālis
laun <*leH2u-no'salārium'
2v1.-llawer 'multum'
lāzan, lassen 'id' ;
verletzen 'feriō'
lētan 'linquō';
3a2.latjan 'detineō'
lassus <*lH1dtos,
lētum
4.-familia graeca
apolauw; leia
'spolium'; lhisthr
'raptor'; alhios
'pauper';
polulhios 'dīues'
la(F)os 'exercitus'
λᾱρός 'ēlĕgans'
lhdein 'langueō'
lexomai, lekto,
elexato (Hes.)
laigid
* leghō
lectus
dellig 'id'
* leghos
* leghskā
* leghskós
lesc
legasit 'posuit'
2b1.-lle 'locus'
2b2.-le 'id'
2b3.-leac'h, lec'h
'locus'
2b1.-llesg 'infirmus,
languidus'
* leghtrom
2b1.-llei/llai
* leghús
leuis
* légneumi
laigiu, lugu 'minor'
legaim 'liquescō'
ligen, liegen; liggiu
<leghjō
3a2.liggian, licgan
lecetai koimatai
(Hes.); lecos,
lekron 'lectus'
lecos 'lectus'
lesch 'statiō,
conciliābulum'
3a3.-loskr
'languidus'
lehtar, lehter ',
matrix, placenta'
3a3.-lātr
<loghtro 'lectus
animalium'
līht(i), leicht
2b3.-nahu-lei
'nihilō minus'
ligan
3a2.-léoht
loviti 'captō'; lovъ
exerceō' <rus.
5.5.-lahha 'expeditiō'
5.5.-lā- 'soluō'
ALB loth 'fatigō'
6.3.-léidžiu, léidmi,
léisti 'linquō'
6.4.-lai^st
'id'
KOTH.-pā-rajs- 'nītor'
ležǫ <*leghjo/e,
5.5.- la-ga-a-ri
ležati <*legēti
'iacet'; laknu- 'deiciō';
6.3.-pa-legỹs
lak- 'cadō'
'consolidātiō'
ložesna (pl. t.)
‘uulua’ <*loghesno6.9.-liscis, liskas
'statiō, castra'
lektron
leihts
elacus, cp.
elasswn
laghú, raghú 'celer'
lъgъkъ
6.3.-leñgvas/vùs
6.4.-
5.3.-ragu-,
liegs
2b1.-llaith
'madidus' 2b3.leiz
lecken 'madeō'
leck 'permeābilis'
3a2.- leccan 'id'
3a3.-leka 'defluō'
5.4.- lič 'palūs'
<*lēgyā);
lāchi 'id'
* legō
6.-familia slava
'uenātus'
6.3.-lãvinti 'colō,
lṓtam, lṓtram
'spolium'
ToB.-la̅l- 'annītor
lætan 'id';late
* leghjai
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
3a2.-lo̅cian
<*lo̅geH2-je/o,
legō, ēlegans
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legw 'loquor'
4.2.-logaw 'id'
ALB.-mb‑ledh, aor.
mb‑lodha
ToA impf. lyāk
'uīdit'; B.-läk- ,
läka̅sk'ä/e 'id'
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liag/liach
loíg 'uitulus'
liy (libos) 'Africus'
leibw 'fundō'
lindesqai
amillasqai (Hsq)
loidorew
'contendere' ; lizei
'lūdit' (Hsq)
lloi 'uitulī'
2b3.-lu-é 'id'
leichen; leih, leich,
laikan (laílaik)
Leich 'lūdus' 3a2laiks 'tripudium'
lācan 'tripudiō'
3a2.-linnan 'cessō'
3a3.-lina 'cēdō'
* leinō
līnum
lín, lion 'rēte'
* leipā
2b1.-lliain
2b2, b3.-lien
lein
3a2, 3a3.-līn
elelizw 'uibrō'
rḗjatē
5.4.ālētan (equum)
leirion
5.5.-alil, alel 'flōs'
af-linnan 'cēdō';
bi-linnan 'cesō'
linamai trepomai
(Hes.)
lein
linon
lьnъ, lьnenъ
6.3.-lìnas
lipa
lītus?
lītus, -oris
lais 'sciō'; laisjan
'doceō', laistjan
'inuestigō'; lists
'acūmen, artificium';
2b1.-lli, llyr- 'id'
dy-llyð 'effundō'
2b2.-ly 'id'
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3a2.-līð
uinum fr.'
3a3.-līð 'ceruisia'
lěcha, lechá,
'hortus'
6.3.-lýsė 'id'
6.9.-lyso 'id'
loisqos 'ultimus'
lubja-leis
'toxicologicus'
5.3.-iriqiia-' morior';
irīriqus- 'mortuus'
ga-leiþan
ler <*li-ro- 'fluxus,
mare'; do-lin 'se
effundere'' *-linut
tu(i)le 'fluxus'
<*toliyo
6.3.liẽpa
waganleisa 'orbita';
lesa 'ruga'; leisten
'praestō'; list
'acūmen.'; lērran
'id'; lernen 'discō'
3a2.-last 'uestigium'
luisarifs ?
'mensibus
quibusdam'
ликова́ть<3b
'exsultāre'
6.3.-láigyti 'errō'
ALB.-lule
linati se 'ēvanescō,
abscondor'
2b1.-llwyf 'ulmus'
* leitō
* leitos
6.3.-léidmi, léidžiu,
léisti; láidyti
'iacere'
6.4.laîst <*loid
ALB.-lind 'parit';
lindet <*li-n-d
'nascitur'
2b2.-loe/lo
2b3.-loa
* leiljom
līra; dēlīrus, dēlīrō
-āre <*dē līrād īre
6.-familia slava
rāj-áni 'ad normam'
5.3.-rāz-an
* leigō
* leisā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
2b1.-llwy
* leinom
4.-familia graeca
leiþu 'uinum
fructuum'
aleison 'dolium'
<*leitwom
ToA letas, līt 'abeō'
ToB laitam, līt
cf. зали́в 'sinus';
lejǫ lijati,litъ 'fundō'
6.3.-líeju, líeti 'id'
Lietuvà 'Lituania'?
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3.-familia germanica
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occidentālis
limbus
limpfen 'claudus
esse'
3a2.-limp 'id'
* lēmi
latrō <gr.
lassen
3a2.-let; lǣð
'fundus'
3a3.-lāð 'id'; lōð
'genitūra terrae'
* lemō
lanius <-*myo-
* lembō
* lemsos
ro·laimethar 'audet'
<*H3lm̥H-i̯ e/o-
lemurēs
* lendhā
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2b2.-lauasos 'licet'
2b1.-llef 'uox'
2b3.-leñv
'clamor'
Lindomagus
'Limmat'
2b1.llyn 'pōtiō, lacus'
2b3.-lenn
lam 'claudus'
3a2.-lame 'id'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
6.3.-nu-slim̃pa
rámbate, lambate
'dēlapsus'
lamba6.4.-slīps
'clīuus'
'obliquus, pendens'
letan;
unlēds 'pauper'
rā́ ti 'indulget'; rātíлеть 'licitus'
latron 'salārium' 'gratia' et 'grātiōsus'
6.3.-lė̃tas 'segnis'
ALB.-la 'sīuit' 5.5.-lā ( la-a-si, la-a-i
6.4.-laũju; lę̇̃ts 'uīlis'
<*loH1ei, la-a-iz-zi)
nwlemes 'sine
interruptiōne'
ToA lyäm, B lyama
'sēdī'
lomiti
6.3.-lémti 'dēcīdō'
lemóti 'saliuō'
6.4.-lamāt
'uituperō'
lamos/ia 'gurges';
lamurhs 'auidus'
linde 'unda'
3a3.-lind <air.?
'lacus'
* lēnis
lēnis , lassus,
lētum
* lentos
* lepō
lenъ 'piger'
6.3.-lenas
jálovec, jelenec
6.3.ẽglius <*élus
6.4.-paegle
elinuw 'ōtior';
leuros 'plānus'
líaig (ego) <*lēpagi'medicus'
ant-lingen
'respondeō'
* lenghmi
elath
5.4.-elevin
lailay ?
'tempestās'
lápati
elegcw 'accusō,
recūsō'
5.5.-link, lik li-ik-zi
'iurat'
lepetátь
2b1.-llyry
'uestigium, semita'
* lergos
lergg 'planitiēs,
semita'
Lurch 'lacertus' ?
2b2.-lergh 'id'
5.4.-ošork, lerg
2b3.lerc'h 'id'
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laas <*leH2esH2s; laigks 'saxum';
laurh 'angustiae'
1b2.-vesklu,
veskla 'uascula'
(v < *l?, cf. vutu
'lavato', vapere
'lapide' )
* lesō
lei 'saxum'
(líacc) 'saxum' >
leug 'gemma'
lestar <cym.?;
gelestar 'canālis
pecudum'
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2b1.-llestr 'uas'
2b2.-lester
2b3.-lestr 'nauis' ?
lesan, lesen
3a2.-lesan
3a3.-lesa
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
líe <*lēH2sn̥k* lēsanks
4.-familia graeca
5.4.-learn (lerin)
<*lēH2sr̥nALB.-lerë 'cumulus
saxōrum' *leh2uro6.3.-lesù, lèsti
'rostrō carpere'
lisan
<< lestrom
* leswos
lassig 'lassus'
3a2.-lazy >'pīger'
sublestus
TOK B.-leswi
'dēbilitās'
lasiws 'dēbilis'
6.5.-loš 'malum'
<< lētis
* letrom
lethar
* leubhos
* léudheros
ledar, Leder
3a2.-leþer, leather
3a3.-leðr
liob, lieb
3a2.- lēof
2b1.-lledr
2b3.-lezr
loufir 'uel'
liber FAL.loferta 'liberta',
loifirtato 'libertātis'
PAEL.-loufir
luss <*lustu
'planta'
2b1.-les 'id'
2b2.-leys 'id'
* leughō
lubъ
Leute 'gentes'
liudan 'crēscō'
logan, lügen;
leugnen
3a2.-ēogan, lie
liugan; laugnjan
'recūsō'
eleuqeros
lъžo, lъgati
6.3.-lūgoti 'rogō'
* leukō
* leukós
cf. Lūcius,
Loucios <*-iyos
* leuks
lux, lucubrāre,
lūstrāre
2b1.-am-lwg,
'flamma'
cf. Leucetius 'Mars'
n
cf. lóchet 'fulmen'
2b1.-llug, lluched
leukos 'albus'
4.8.-ro-u-ko
3a3.-log 'flamma'
liudi 'gentes'
róhati 'ascendit'
5.4.-eluzanem <*6.3.-liut
dhs- 'prōmō'
'homō'
cf. liuhaþ 'lux'
cf. leukos 'albus'
gilauen 'id'
3a2.-læwan 'id'
lewjan 'prōdō'
luma ? 'immunditia'
loub, Laub;
Laube 'porticus";
3a2.-léaf
laufs, lauf
rócate
TOK А В.- luk5.5.-luk(k)rocá-, rucá6.3.-laũkas 'pallens'
5.3.-raočah- 'clārus'
6.4.-làuks 'id'
luča <*-jā 'radius'
ruc- 'splendōr'
6.2.-luč, луч 'id'
<< leuksmn̥
* lēumi
* leups
* lewis
* ligājō
luchtar 'linter'
ALB.-lidh
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'sistere' UCR.livyti 'minuere'
6.3.- lubà 'tegnus'
3a3.-lé <*lewōn
ligō
5.5.-lūri- 'infortunium'
luriyahh- 'humiliō'
laví
5.5.-link 'iurō'
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liceō, liceor,
licitor, pollicērī
* limpō
lippus, lippa
* linghō
lingō
ligim
linō, līmus
lenaid, pf. rolil
'sequitur'
as-lenaim 'oblinō'
lenomnaib 'litūrīs'
2b3.-linom 'litūra'
*len (lenomnaib
'lituuriis')
2b3.-linom 'litūra'
* līnós
* linqō
linquō, līquī
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
oligos
'paruus,paucus'
5.4.-aɫk` 'inops'
ALB;-lig 'malus';
lige 'malum'
bileiban 'maneō'
2b1.-llyo (v.n.)
2b3.-leat
lipos 'adeps';
aleifw 'unguō'
6.3.-ligà 'morbus'
6.4.-liga 'id'
6.4.-līkstu, līku, līkt;
salīkt 'negōt.
conuenīō';
nuolīkums
'contractus'
pri-lьnoti; pri-lьpljo,
pri-lьpeti 6.3.-
líkítud, licitud
'licētō';
bilīban 'maneō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ToB.-lykaśke
'paruus'
líach 'miser'
* likējō
* līnō
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'unguit'; repas,
ripras 'inmunditia'
limpu, lipti
6.4.-lipu, lipt
'appendeō'
leicw
léicim/leigim, leicid
* lipējō
len (dial.) 'dēbilis,
tepidus'
3a3.-len, linr 'tener'
līhan, pf. lēh
3a2.-līon, pf. lāh
leiƕan, pf. laiƕ
leben 'uiuō
3a2.-beleave 'rel.'
liban 'uiuō'; bilaibjan 'relinquō'
alinw
līyati, linā́ ti
5.5.-halina- 'argilla'
6.3.-laistaũ, -ýti
'adhaerō'
lineus 'piscis
adhaesīuus'
līnáh 'adhaesus'
linь 'tinca'
6.3.li^nis 'id'
6.9.linis 'id'
leipw, limpanw
riṇákti, aor..ā́raik
KHOT.-pars- <*w
lik ske/o- 'ēuadō'
5.4.-lk`anem
riripúr 'fefellēre'
ToB.-lipetär 'maneō'
lichъ 'reliquus'
6.3.liekmì<*leikmi,
liekù
pri-lьpljò, -lьpěti
<< lippā
Leber 'iecur'
3a2.-lifer, live r'id'
* liprós
* litājō
liparos
lissomai, litomai
'rogō'
litō < lith?
* litwos
riprá- 'sordēs'
5.4.-leard 'iecur'
lid, lit 'pars'; ledig
lidōn 'putō'
3a2.- lið(u) 'artus'
'caelebs';
lituus
liþus 'membrum'
ли́пкий
TOK A.-lyipär
'reliquiae'
6.3.-lytéti 'tangō'
6.4.-làitit
'mulceō'
toch. AB lit- 'cadere,
accidere'
???
3a3.-liða 'flectō'; liðr
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5.-familia indoriania
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lobъzati 'osculō';
lopa 'gulōsus'
lafussw 'ingerō';
laptw
3a2.-lapian
'bibō'
cf. laggazw
'ēlanguescō'
lungar
3a2.lungor, lungre
* ln̥ghros
lobur 'dēbilis'
lobaim 'putrēscō'
* lōbā
4.-familia graeca
elafros
lwbh 'corruptiō'
(uel. slogw sicul lit.
slogà ?)
2b1.-llwfr 'pusilan.'
2b3.-loffr 'leprōsus'
<< lodi
legen
3a2.-lecgan, lay
fo-álgim 'caedō' <*fo-
* loghejō
ad-log- <*-luigim
5.5.-lāk, lak
'subvertō, supplantō'
lagjan
lige<lēghyo 'lectus, 2b1.-lle 'locus'
sepulcrum'
2b2.-le 'id'
* loghjom
* loghos
ložiti
lože 'lectus'
luog; Lage<-ā
'situs' 3a2.-lagu,
law 'lex'
līga
ALB.-lagje <*lag
'populātiō'
locos 'insidiae'
TOK. A lake, В leke
loigos
'infortūnium';
oligos 'paucus'
5.4.-aɫk` 'inops'
ALB;-lig 'malus';
lige 'malum'
sǫ-logъ, za-logъ
'pignus'
<< loigos
* loigós
líach 'miser'
leim <PG. *laima3a2.-lēmo
3a3.-slím
līmus
* loimos
rḗkṇas- 'possessiō'
5.3.-raexnah'substantia'
Lehen
3a2.-læn, loan
* loiqnom
* loiqós
reliquus, relicuos
* loisā
līra (nōn lyra) !!
* loisós
6.3.-ligà 'morbus'
6.4.-liga 'id'
loipos
rḗku- 'infecundus'
3a3.-leir <*lajiz<*loi̯es- 'lutum'
līso 'leniter'
3a2.-. læs, less
lían 'tener'
lahs
* loksos
3a2.-leax
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liaros; loisqos
'reliquus'
6.3.- lỹkius
'reliquiae'
lecha 'crātis'
6.3.-laistaũ, -ýti
'lutō adhaerō'
6.9.- layso 'argilla'
6.3.-líesas 'tenuis'
6.4.-líess 'di'
lākṣā 'uermeliō'
TOK. В laks
'piscis'
losośь
6.3.-lašišà, lãšis
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licinus <*
lecinos?; līmus
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Lexouii, Lixouii
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* londhom
lumbus
* longhros
lombrīcus
2b1.- llan 'ārea,
eclesia'
2b2.-laan
2b3.-lann 'stēpa'
lant, Land
3a2.-land
3a3.-lundr
lorg 'trames'
* lorgos
lorg
* lostos
los(s)
lürzen 'fallō'
3a2.-be-lyrtan 'id'
2b1.-llwry, llwrw
2b2.-lergh, lyrgh
2b3.-lerc'h
2b2.-lorch
2b3.-lorc`henn
2b2.-llost, arllost
2b3.-lost
lordos 'proclinātus'
5.4.-lorc̣k 'convulsiō
partium in posteriōra'
5.4.-olork 'suauis'
3a3.-lurkr
3a3.-lióstr 'harpō'
loufir <*loubhēr/-īr
ljubo, libo
liod , Lied 'cantus'
laus
3a2.-lēoþ 'id'
lug(a)e, luige
'uōtum'
* loughjom
urliugi <*uz-liugja
'bellum'; urlage 'fātu'
2b1 llw
liuþōn `'canō'
awiliuþ 'c. laudis'
liugan -aida 'nūbō'
liuga <*leughā
'connūbium'
3a2.-loc, lock 'id'
3a3.-lok 'sera'
* lougos
* loukētjos
ledvьje
2b1.-llyngyr
2b3.-lenker-enn
* lorgā
* loukejō
ljádá
6.9.-lindan 'uallis'
land
3a2.-lendenu
lorcach, lurcach
'claudus'; lurc 'c.
pēs'
* loudis
5.5.-haluka 'nuntiātiō'
lýža 'ferula'
lugos
rōcáyati
5.3.raočayeiti
5.5.-lukkizzi
lūceō (Plautus)
Lūcetius (Mars)
6.-familia slava
lahan, 'pūniō'
3a2.- lēan 'id'
lẹntī, Lende
* lordós
* loubhis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
loxos 'bliquus',
licrios<leksri-
locht
Land; dat.ith-laind
'areae'
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
llechwedd
'inclinātiō'
* loktos
* londhwos
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lóchet <-nt'fulmen' > brit.
Leucetius,
Loucetius
2b1.lioht, licht 'lux'
lluched
2b2.3a2.-lioht, light
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lousson 'medulla
abiētis' <*louki-o
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
lūcus, arc.
loucom; collūcāre
4.-familia graeca
2b1.llug; llug у
dydd 'dīlūculum'
lauc, loug 'flamma'
3a2.-līeg 'id'
luan; luisne
<*luksnijo- 'flamma'
lūna, lūstrāre
* louksos
* loutsā
lucnos 'lampas'
luhs
lunx
3a2.-lox
2b1.-lleuen pl. llau
2b2.-lowen/lūan
2b3.-laouen
* lousēn
6.3.-laũkas
'campus'
rukṣá- 'splendens'
5.3.-raoxšna5.4.-lusanunk (pl.)
lūs, Laus
3a2.-lūs, louse
liederlich
'negligens'
3a2.-līedre
'miseria'
lot(t) <Germ.
lōká- 'spatium,
mundus, gentes'
5.3.-raočama5.5.-lutta(i)-, luttant-
3a2.-lioxan 'luceō'
lug (loga) ??
6.-familia slava
rōká5.4.lois, loys 'lux'
3a3.-ljóre < ljós
'ōrificium in tectō'
* louksā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
lōh 'saltus, prat.'
3a2.-lēah 'pratum'
* loukós
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6.9.lauxnos 'stellae'
lysyj 'caluus'
6.3.-liule
afslautjan
'praecipitor'
lytátь 'uagor'
3a2.-lodda
* lowā
* lowō
* lowtrom
ló <*wā, lóë <*wiā
luō, lauō
lava-
1b2.-vutu /wo:tu/
'lauātō'
ALB.-laa 'lauet'
lóathar 'peluis'
lóthur 'canālis'
lothor 'alueus'
lābrum, lātrīna
<*lowātreinā
ladōn
3a2.-laðian
3a3.-laða
* lubhējō
libet (lubet);
prolubium
* lubhjā
liber (librī) ?
liuben, lieben
3a2.- lēofian, love
loufir 'uel'
luib/luibh
lubgort/lugbort
2b1.-luird 'horti'
luppi 'uirus'
2b2.-lowarth 'hortus'
3a2.-lyb
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5.5.-lahhu 'fundō'
int. lilhuw(a)-
loetron, loutron
4.8.-re-wo-to-ro
/lewotro-/
lautro 'balneō'
2b3.-louazr/laouer
* l̥tejō
low, louw, loew
<*lowejō?
5.5.-halzai-/halzi-,
hal-ze-eh-hi 'inuocō'
laÞon 'et appellāre'
liufs
lubja-leis
'uenēnum,
uenēnātor'
lupta etaira (Hes)
lubhyati PARTH.pd-rwb- 'conturbō'
lubiti
6.3.- liaupse 'laus'
6.3.-luba 'lignum'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
lupljú, lupítь
* lubhros
liber
* ludhóm
* lugējō
lūgeō, lūgubris
lo(u)ft
luid 3 pl. lotar
<*ludontṛ
2b1.-el(h)wyf 'ibō'
2b2.-yllyf 'id'
3a2.-lane? 'semita'
3a3.-lon
'uia domuum'
Luxtos, Lucterius
2b1.-llwyth 'tribus'
liohhan 'dūcere';
arlohhan
'abscīsus'
3a2.-to-lūcan
'claudere, uellere'
log
2a3.-lag
luph ? 'morbus';
lupew? 'patior'
hlqon-lu-;
ephlus
proshluto; 'aduena'
ga-lūkan
'claudere', uslūkan 'aperīre'
lugros 'maestus'
* lūnós
6.3.-lugnas ?
'planta q.'
loc, Locke 'cirrus'
3a2.-locen
'sarrītus', locc 'id'
3a3.-lykna
lugizw 'uieō';
lugos 'rāmus';
lugismos 'flexiō'
rugnás 'fractus,
ruptus'
6.3.-lùgnas
'genuflector'
2b1.-llosgo
2b2.-losky
2b3.leski 'candō'
liímitú(m) <lat.?;
tamen lúvfreis
'līberi'
5.4.-luçanem <*luksk 'candō'
ToAB.-lātk <*lH2-
3a3.-lǫgg <*lawwō'crena'
3a2.-alynnan
'liberō' FINN
lunnas <*lunos
lon 'ariēs, merula?'
skō ToB.-lyauto
‘hiātus’ <*lēutā
luqron 'cruor';
luma
loth <*lutā
'immunditia'
lutum, lutāre,
lutōsus, lustrum
* lūtós
solūtus
lūdara 'cūnae'
3a3.-lūðr 'aquārium'
lutos (u longa)
luō, soluō
<*seluwō
3a2.-lēas, release
luw
3a2.-alynnan,
alynian 'liberō'
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lunā́ti; lūnáh 'sectus'
5.5.-luttāi 'fenestra'
(katta)luzzi- 'līmen'
luskatь, луска́т
'glūbō' 6.3.lùskatai 'drappī'
lūnáh 'sectus', lunāti
'secat'
lun 'redemptiō'
* lutom
* luwō apó
rujáti 'frangit'
6.3.-láužti, lužti
5.3.-uruxti- 'fractiō'
'frangō' (tr. et intr.)
5.4.-lucanem <*-gs6.4.-laûzt, lûzt 'id'
'soluō'
ToB.-lyuketär
loscaid 'cremat';
losc-<*luk-sk
līmen <*lūmen/
lismen?; cf. līber
<*eu, līmus <*oi
'glubō'
6.3.-luõbas;
lupù, lupti
'glub.'
ToB.-lät 'exeō'
luceō
* lukskējō
* luwō (lewō)
lumpáti 'ruinat'
ALB;-labe 'cortēx'
Lücke
2b1.-lloer <*lugrā
'lūna' (alt.: <*lowsrā,
fo-long- 'supportō' lat. lūridus)
2b2.-loir 'id'
2b3.-loer 'id'
lucta, luctor,
luxus; lūnō,
lūnātus
<< lugtos
* lukējō
* lúnāmi
2b1.-llwm 'id'
lucht <*lugtó'copia(e)'
* lugjā
* lugnós
lomm 'nūdos'
<-smo;
lommraim 'glubō'
ALB.-lum 'lutum'
luw
5.5.-lā, lai-
6.3.-liutýnas
ToB.-lyewetär
apoluw
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* məgjos
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occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
Maesius 'mensis
Maia, deus Maius
Maius'; Maiúí
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
mádati, mádate
maidim <*PTCL.
madyo/e'errumpor', pf.
memaid
madeō; mattus
4.-familia graeca
'gaudeō'; mátsya
madaw 'fluō, capilla
perdō'; mastos
'piscis'
5.3.<*madtós? 'pectus' mađaitē; masya
5.4.-maskah 'burrus'
PCelt.-magjo-;
mag, maige; Pomp
Maige 'Pompeius
Magnus'
azon megan,
uyelon (Hes.)
mahī́ 'Magna, 'Terra'
<*m̥gjoALB.-madh <*magjo-
<< məglos
<< məgnánəmos
* məgnos
* məgis
mál 'princeps' (-gl-);
PCelt.-maglo-,
magjo-., mago-;
maignech
<*maginia̅ko-
magnus, maius
Maglocunus
2b1-b3.-mael
3a3.-miǫk <*megu
'multum'
mikils 'magnus'
mega-s, neu. mega mahā́nt-, máhi, mah5.3.-mazant-, mazmeg-alos; azon
5.4.-mec
5.5.megan, uyelon
(Hes.) <*m̥gjomekki- 'magnus,
ALB.-madh <*magjocrēber'
6.3.-mãgulas
'numerōsus'
ToA māk, B
māka 'multum,
multī <*megoH2?
GTHAV.-maš
<*meghs 'multum'
JAV.-aš <m̥ghs 'id';
magis, maiestās
ALB.-madheshtí '-ās'
* məgistā́
* məgtājō
maiestās
<*megjes-tātmactō
<*magere?,
magmentum
* məljos
* mənējō
malus
maneō, mantō
ALB.-madheshtí
<*megistijā
cf. do·for·maig,
magar 'auget, augētur'
mallom, mallud 'id'
maile;
mell
'errōr' -lsos/es
aimne 'patientia'
<*anmenyā
2b1.-mall 'ruinātus'
<*ml̥so-
agamai, agallw;
megairw
cf. ALB.-madhónj
mahayati
5.4.-mecarem
meleos 'irritus, miser'
blas-fhmos
'blasphēmus'
5.3.-mairya 'fallax'
5.4.-meɫ 'peccātum'
<*melseH2; molim
'dēsipiō'
6.3.-mẽlas
'mendācium' <*mol-
6.4.-màlds 'errōr'
menw, mimnw,
parimamandhi,
memenhka; monimos
ámaman
'uacillō'
'permanens'
ARG.-'promptī
5.3.-framan 'perstō'
fuerant ad man. '
5.4.-mnam
5.5.epimemhnakanti
mimmai 'dēnegō'
<*mēneH2je/o-
anmynedd 'id'
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* mənijai
ēmineō,
immineō,
promineō, mons,
minor, mināx
* mənjō
meminī
* mərējō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
2b1.-monid,
occidentālis
mynydd
2b2.-meneth 'id'
2b3.-menez
'mons'
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'emineō'; mønir
'tumulus'
2b3.-guo-monim
'pollicēri'
firmonēn 'temnere'
3a2.-mon, man
'cogitō'
ga-munan
'meminisse'
mainomai 'amens
sum'
morior
emarten 'mortuus
est'
* mərjos
marītus
meirax 'iuuenis,
puer'
ingen maccdacht
<*magot-aktā
'epheba'; ro-
* machotis
macdact
'superadulta'
Magu-rix
3a2.-magu 'puer',
2b1.-meu-wy
magus 'puer'
fm. mægeÞ, maid
'erem.' 2b2.-mowmawi 'puella'
3a3.-mogr
es 'serua' 2b3.magaÞs 'uirgō'
'fīlius'
maouez 'mulier'
2b1.-machteith
magad, Magd
'uirgō'
'puella'
2b2.-mahtheid 'u.'
magaþe
3a2.-mægeþ,
2b3.-matez
maid 'puella, serua'
'serua'
* magō
mac(h)iō <germ.
'lapidārius,
structor'
* mājis
2b1.-mais
mag, immaig,
immach 'forās'
Arganto-magus
2b1.-Ma-, -fa
2b2. - fa
maistrid 'butyrum
facit'
2b1.-maeddu
'āuertō, pugnō'
2b3.-meza 'depsit'
mó
marati, márate,
mriyáte
5.3.- mьrǫ, mrěti
miryeite
5.4.- 6.3.-mìrštu, mir̃ti
meranim
5.5.6.4.-mir̃stu, mir̃t
me-ir-ta 'mortuus est'
márya- 'iuuenis,
puer'
5.6.mērak 'id'
5.3.-mahava-,
magava 'caelebs'
6.4.-mač <*maǵš
'paruus'
5.4.-makth 'lepus
iuuene'
macomai; mach
'pugna'
* mághneumi
* maghos
mьnjǫ 'arbitror';
мьнѭ, мьнѣти;
мню, мнить;
mányatē
meiromai 'partem
accipiō', eimartai
<sesm-; moira
'parca'
* mərijai
mug (moga)
<Pir.*moghu'seruus'
6.-familia slava
menahhanda
zmena+hant 'contra'
'praeparans'
* machos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
ro-smerta
mereō
4.-familia graeca
5.3.-*ha-mazan- >
amazwn
? mahī 'terra'
mahhōn , machen
'faciō'
3a2.-macian, make
massw <*-gjō
'massō, pinsō;
mageus 'pistor'
'id'
5.4.-macanim,
macnum ?
'compingor, coagulor'
mažo, mazati
'unguō'
maslo 'aruīna'
mais
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mānes, mānus,
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aliae linguae
occidentālis
Maatúís <*Mātīs
'dī Mānēs'
maith; maithid
'ignoscit'
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1, 2b3.-mad
2b2.-mas
5.5.-mai-, miya'crēscō'
<< mākājō
mošьna
? mén 'bucca';
ménaigte 'qui
inhiant'
* makēn
mago 'stomachus'
3a2.maga, maw 'id'
1b1.-megin
<*makīnā
6.3.mãkas/ẽkeris
6.4.-maks, macińš
* mākesjā
6.4.-màcu,-̀̀kt
'premō'
6.7.-mačkám, ati
'i.'
māceria,
māceriēs, -erāre
* mā́kōn
mahonus
* makrós
macer, maceō,
maciō maciēs;
māhen, Mohn
3a2.-māho
mér ? 'digitus'
3a3.-magr
* mammā
mamma, mamilla
muimme 'nutrix'
2b1, 2b2, 2b3.-mam
* mān
* mānājō
mānō
móin 'palūs'
2b1.-mawn 'palūs'
Mann
3a2.man
mānis, mānus
Maatúís *Mātīs 'dī
(arc.); immānis
Mānēs'
<< maqā
maith <*mHti-;
2b1, 2b3.-mad
maithid 'ignoscit'
2b2.-mas <*-tu?
2b1.-machteith
2b2.-mah-theid
2b3.-matez
2b1.-map/mab
2b2.-mab
2b3.-mab, map
macc-dacht
OGHAM.maqvi:(gen.);
macc 'fīlius'
* maqos
* máreskos
mamme, muoma,
Muhme
mamma
ma; mhn
* mánnusos
* mānos
makros 'longus', cp.
5.3.-mas- 'longus';
masswn, mhkos
<*mākos- 'longitūdō'; masah- 'magnitūdō'
Makedones
5.5.-maklanteš
'Macedoniī'
magar
3a2.-mæger
macilentus
5.4.-mam
5.6.-mām(ā), māmī
5.5.-mahhan 'cum'
mánuh, mánusah
cf. makros
'longus'; makar
'beātus'
mama
6.3.-mamà, momà
moži, мѫжь,мужь
<mangya
6.4.-mázu 'possum'
5.5.-marsiqqa
Allo-broges, brogae
margō
4.3.-man
manna (mans)
mariscus
* margōn
makъ
mhkwn 4.3.-makwn
mruig
2b1-2b3.-bro
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5.5.-mārk/mark- (3pl.
mar-kan-zi) 'dīuidō'
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
Aremori-cī
occidentālis
marī, Meer
2b2, 2b3.-mor
marka,Marcodurum
2b1.-march
2b2.margh/marh
2b3.-marc'h
maite, maide
'pālus'; admat
'lignum'
mālus <d<zd
3a2.-mere
* mātérterā
māter
mātreís 'mātris'
1b2.-matrer 'id'
máthir, máthair
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
OSS.-mal? 'stagnum'
marei
5.5.-marmara- 'palūs'
3a1, 3a2.-mast
morje
6.3.-mãres,mãrios
mostъ 'pons'
muoter <*mātḗr
mātir
2b1.3a2.-mōdor
modryb
3a3.-móðir
mhnuw 'prodō'
math 'infractiō'
mastix 'flagellum'
4.3.manuw 'id'
mhthr
4.3.-mathr
na-májatь 'indicō'
mańú, mańítь
'fallō'
6.3.móju, móti 'signum
māyā 'dēlūsiō'
faciō, uibrō'
matь, mater6.3.-mote
6.4.-mäte
mātár5.4.-mayr
materiēs
matertera
6.-familia slava
orientālis
muoan
'consternāre';
afmauiþs 'fessus'
* mātḗr
4.-familia graeca
marah, Mähre
3a2.-mearh
(fem. meriha,
miere)
* mātejō
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2b1.-modreped
(pl.) 2b2.modereb
2b3.motrep/moereb
mātṛkā
* matlā
mateola
medela 'arātrum'
3a2.-mattock<lat.
* mauros
maurus
3a3.-meyrr 'mitis'
matyá- 'raster'
motyka
(s)muryj 'gris obs'
chmúra 'nūbēs obs'
(a)mauros
'obscūrus, caecus'
abhrá 'nūbēs'; ambu
* m̥bhros
* m̥bhu
ombros; lak. omfa
'odor'
imber
imbuō??, tamen
en-dH1-u- uel
en-bhuH2-je/o-?
3a3.-maðra
'galium boreāle'
* m̥dhros
* m̥gadhós
omfh pnoh 'aura'
(Hes.); euomfos
'fragrans'
inter ambes 'inter
rīuōs'
magnificus
<*mºgno-dhH1ko-
'aqua';
5.3.-abra 'et nūbēs'
5.4.- amburk` -ōrambu; ámbhas'aqua (caelestis)'
5.4.-amp (ampo)
'nūbēs'
5.5.-antara(nt)-
6.7.-modrý
agaqos 'bonus'
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mé
mē(d)
* me
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2b1.-mi
2b2-
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
eme, me
me
mh
* medgós
medeor, meditor, meddiss 'iūdex'
modus, medicus
1b2.-mers 'ius'
midiur 'iudicō' 3ª
midithir; pf. romídair
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* mē
* medai
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
mitan 'metior'
mhdomai 'meditor',
medomai 'colō'
mā
5.3.-mā
5.1, 5.3, 5.6.-mā
5.4.-mi
ALB.-mos<mē +
kwe?
masti- 'mensūra'
5.3.-vīmad 'medicus'
madgú5.6.-māɣ
mergus
<< médhidjōws
* medhjos
medius
mefaí 'in media'
* medhu
mid(im)medón<ugno
mid (meda) 'hydr.'
medb
'intoxicātus'
mess <medtu
'collectiō glandum';
maisse <-dtiā
'pulmentum'
* medjom
2b1,2b2..-mes (pl.)
2b3.-mez 'id'
medicus
midjis
mequ 'hydromel'
mequw
'ebrius fiō'
meto 'hydromel'
mast, Mästung
'esca'; mus,
Gemüse 'olus'
3a2.-mete, meat
ga-mōt 'spatium
habere, posse'
* meilēts
5.4.-
mádhu 'mel'
5.3.-madu 'mel'
mežda 'uia'
medъ 'mel'
6.3.-medùs,
midùs
medw 'imperō';
medwn 'dominus'
5.3.-vīmad 'medicus'
us-mēt 'modus
uīuendī'
migrō, migrāre
mhdea 'cūrae,
consilia'
5.4.-mit 'mens,
intelligentia'
ameibw 'mūtō'
máel 'caluus, hebēs'
* meidos
mádhya-s
mēj
mezea, medea
mats 'esca'; matjan
'testiculī'; mestos
'edō'
'plēnus' !
meddiss 'iūdex'
PEL.-.medix
māz 'modus'
3a3.-māt
* meidō
messos
'carō'
* mēdos
* meicō
mitti
3a2.-midd
2b1.-meddu
muoʒ, müssen 'id'
possideō, possum' 3a2.- must 'debeō'
* médneumi
* médodiks
Medio-lānum
2b1.-mywn 'in'
2b1.-medd, meddw
2b3.-mez,
mezo
míad 'honor'
2b1.-mail; moel
'mutilus, caluus,
glaber'
meizan 'id';meizil ,
meissel 'scalprum' maitan 'putō'
(meid)
3a2.-mīte 'larua ins.'
mistullw; mitulos
'mutilus, incornis'
midas 'uermis,
larua insectus'
medь 'cupper' ?
kameit gemeit,
iactans, stolidus
3a2.- gemêd
'superbus'
muoet 'fāma'
milati 'conuenit';
omilos 'conuentiō'; mela(ka) 'conuentiō'
omilew 'conueniō'
samī-ká- ??
'proelium'
mīles
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occidentālis
orientālis
mían 'desiderium'
mwyn 'dēlectātiō'
occidentālis
meinen 'significō'
3a2.-mēnian
gimeit 'demens'
3a2.-gemād, mad
'id'
* meitō
*gamaiþs 'mutilus'
<némeisi; minuō
* mejājō
* mejō
<< mejtis
meō
mūnus, mūnis,
mūnia <moenia,
immunis; mūtō
nisī <moitH2o-
* mēknos
minniro; min
menvum 'minuere'
2b1.-minow 'minuō'
Miniō (Etruriae)
día tomna gloss. .i.
día ti 'ut eat'; Moin;
Minius (Gallaeciae)
Moenus 'Main'
2b1.-mynet 'īre';
diminet?
1b2.-muneklu
<*moinītlo'mūnus'
móin, máin
'thesaurus'
2b1.-mwyn 'ualōr'
<*meino-
mén
* mēlis
mēlēs, mēlis
* melit
mel (mellis)
* meljom
6.-familia slava
mins; minnistr
'minimus'
mein 'falsus'
3a2.-mān 'id'
3a3.-meinn
meiwn; ameinwn
'melius'; minuqw
'dēcrēscō'
mimos ?
měnjǫ, měniti
'considerō'
6.3.-apmaitinti
'feriō'
6.4.-màitat 'deleō'
6.9.- ismaitint
'perdeō'
méthati 'ferit'
mitrá 'amīcus, cont.'
5.3.-miqra- 'id'
minā́ ti, minṓti 'minuō'
5.5.-miejawas
'manicula'
Luw mauwa 'IV'
mìemuri 'corda'
mьníjь
6.3.-máila
'piscellī'
minǫ, -ǫti
'praetereō'
6.6.-mijam, mijać
6.7.-míjím, míjeti
izmeniti
máyate
5.5.6.3.-mainaũ,-ýti;
immiya- 'misceō'
maĩnas (subst.)
ToB.-mäsk
6.4.-miju, mît
2b1.-min 'labrum'
mago 'fauces'
2b2.-m(e)yn
2b3.-mīca
2b3.-min 'faucīcum'
3a3.-mjollnī
'Tonitrii malleus'
2b1.-mellt
prōmulgāre ?
<*mol-gā
3a2.-min
3a3.-minnr
'nocīius'
* meldhjā
* meldhō
mitulos 'hebēs'
mitrh 'cinctus'
minus, nimis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* meitrom
* meiwijṓs
4.-familia graeca
cf. bravīti 'loquitur'
cf. molu ? cf.
nuktos amolgwi ? 5.4.-malt`em 'precor'
(Hom.) cf. melpw ?
5.5.-ma-al-ta-i,
'canō'
ma-al-di 'precātur'
meldōn, melden
'indicō'
3a2.meld 'promulgātiō'
molid 'laudat'
maladńa
6.4.-milna 't. mall.'
APR.-mealde
moljo, moliti
'precor' *ld>ld>l
6.3.-meldžiù/sti ` 'id'
6.8.-melc
mil (mela/meala)
2b1.-mêl
2b2-2b3.-mel
mili-tou 'succus mel.'
3a2.-mil-dēaw
milium
miliþ
meli (melitos)
melinh
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5.5.-militt‑, malitt‑
6.3.-málna
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
molō
mṛśáti 'tangit, palpat'
1b2.-kumaltu
'commolitō'
melim
2b1.-malu
2b3.-malaf
* mēlom
* melsō
melos 'cantus,
membrum, artus'
molawēn
3a2.-meal 'cibus,
malan; gamalwjan cf. ToA
mensa'
malyw, B mely
mulh 'mola'
moltam 'multam'
1b2.motar 'multae'
<*-ujo/e
meleos 'irritus, miser'
blas-fhmos
'blasphēmus'
* melwom
3a2, 3a2.-mëlo
mebul 'uerecundia'
mezzan; Mal
'occāsiō'
mētior
* mendhai
mír <*mē(m)sró
'portiō'
2b1.-mynnu 'uelle'
go-fin(n) 'rogō'
2b2.-mennaf 'id'
2b3.-govyn
'rogō'
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mundōn 'intendō'
mendian 'gaudeō';
mundrei
muntar, munter 'propositum'
'alacer'
3a3.-munda
'intendō'
mleti, molótь
6.3.-malù,
malvinti
6.4.-milns
'complūres'
5.4.-meɫ 'peccātum';
cf. molim 'dēsipiō'
LUW.-mālhu/malw
memfomai 'accusō'
bi-mampjan 'irrideō'
memfwlh 'culpa'
mitan; mēl
'tempus'; mēls ''8
mhtis, metron
gallones'
mims, mimz
6.3.-mélmenys
'carō lumbī'
6.4.-mélmēni
'lumb'
6.3.-(tuo-)mẽl
'nunc ipsum'
ga-malwjan
membrum<msr;
membrāna
mr̥ṇáti;
5.5.-malanzi 'molunt'
LUW.-mālhu/malw
mala, mallon
* melujō
* mēmi
márman- 'membrum'
5.4.-marmin
'carō'
mēl 'tempus'
mellaim 'fallō'
* membhō
6.-familia slava
SOGD.-mrws- 'tangit'
5.6.-par-mās-
Mal 'occasiō'
3a2.-mǽl
melior, multus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
2b1.-cymal
'iunctūra' 2b2.-mel
(pl. mellow) 2b3.mell
* melō
* mēmsóm
4.-familia graeca
mulceō; -āre;
mulcetra, -cēdo
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mnhigx 'pellis';
mhros ? 'sūra'
manqanw 'discō'
maqos
'disciplīna'
promhqhs
'prūdens'; mousa
<*monqia?
malvá- 'stultus'
mimāti; māthí;
mā́s, māmsám
5.4.-mis (msoy)
mēdhā́ 'intellectus';
5.3.-mazdā,
mazdāh 'id';
mazdāh- <*mṇdh-tā
'deus q.'
6.4.-mèls-t
To A.-malyw, B
mely
ALB.-mjel
mera 'mensūra'
6.3.mẽtas 'annus, t.'
męso
6.3.-mėsà *mensā
TOK B.-misa (pl.)
mǫdrъ 'doctus'
6.3.-mañdras,
mandrùs 'alacer,
superbus' 6.4.muôstiês
'ēuigilāre'
ALB.-mund
'possum, uincō'
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mannus, mandus
<ILLYR?
mendum
* menghos
occidentālis
menn, mennán
'catulus'
mennar 'macula'
mind 'signum'
menicc 'saepe'
* mengō
manganum <gr;
mangō<gr.
* menis
* menkō
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orientālis
occidentālis
Mandel(holz) (t?)
'lignum rotārium'
3a3.-mǫndull
'manubrium molae'
mamphur, manfur
'manubrium tornī'
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2b1.-mynnan
'capella'
2b2.-min 'haedus'
2b3.-menn 'cat.'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
moqos 'tumultus';
moqoura 'pugnus
rēmī'
mánthati, mathnā́ ti
5.3.-mant-
orientālis
mastos 'tetta',
mandra ?
'stabulum'
manzon 'tetta'
2b1.-mann 'locus'
mann geni 'antojo'
2b1.-mynych 'id'
2b2.menough 'id'
magganon 'illusiō,
uineae'; maggwn
maena <gr.
muniwa 'phoxinus'
3a2.myne, minnow
mainh
cf. mancus
manc (-g-) Mangel
'dēfectus';
mangōn 'dēsum'
menm(a)e
* menos
Minerua, arc.
Menerua <*-eswā
cf. aceruus
* mēnsis
mensis
* mentā
mentula
mъnogъ 'multum'
6.3.-minià
'copiae'
mañjú(lá) 'pulcher'; 6.3.-mánga 'rudis,
mangalá 'augurium'
ingrātus'
mīná- 'piscis' <drav. ?
menь
cf. manā́k 'parum';
manku? 'uacillans'
5.5.-maninkuwanteš
'breues'
6.3.-meñkas 'exilis'
TOK. A, B.-mänk
'egeō'
manman
menos 'animus'
mí (mís)
ALB.-mes, mezi,
mezat 'pullus';
ment, mezej 'sūgō'
mandurā́ ?
'stabulum'
maghá- 'dōnum'
mamhatē 'offert'
manags 'multum'
mange 'catapulta'
<< menmn̥
mętǫ, męsti,
motátь 'turbō' (t)
6.3.menčiù, mę̇̃sti (t)
5.5.-ma-an-za, mant'aliquid nocens'
manag; manch
3a2.-manig, many
meng 'acūmen';
mengach 'fallāx"
6.-familia slava
2b1-2b2.-mis
2b3.-miz
māno , mānōt
3a2.mōna, mōnaþ
Mandel(holz) (t?)
'lignum rotārium'
3a3.-mǫndull
'manubrium molae'
3a2.-mirki, mierce
3a3-myrkr,
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mánas- 'mens, sensus';
manasvín- 'intelligens'
5.3.-manahmesęcь <*mēnsn ko6.3.-mé nuo
<*mēnōt, mé nesis
mā́ s, mā́ sa5.4.-amis
6.3.-mentė̃, meñtė,
mentùris
mántha-
amorbos
ALB.-mje(r)gulë
'obscūritās'
morgatь 'nictō'
6.3.-mìrgu, -éti
5.5.-marwāi- 'nigrō'
'id'
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amorgw 'uarinō'
(folia, fructus)
mrṇ̃jata 'uerrunt'
5.4.-meržem 'deturbō'
merges
mermis,
(s)mhrinqos,
brocos 'funis';
morgos, morotton
'corbis'
mreža, мерёжа
'rēte, funda'
6.3.-márška? 'rēte'
6.4.-marga
'cancellī'
bragos 'palūs'
(Hes); amorgos,
amorgh 'fraces'
ме́рзкий
'repugnans'
1.-familia italica
latīnē
* merghā
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* mergis
CAT.-brac 'lutum'
* mergō
mergō
merx; mercēs,
mercārī
'rubigō'; bol
mergach 'uter
rugōsus'
occidentālis
3a3.-merþi, 'nessa'
2b1.-merydd
'dēbilitās';
merddwfr 'paluus'
2b3.mergidhām
'hebescō'
bruoh, bruoch
'palūs'
3a2.brōc, brook 'id'
3a3.-morkna
'uiescō'
Bruxelles, Brussel
<Bruocsella
marptw, maryai
'capiō'; (Hes.):
braskein sunienai
2b1.-brith 'id'
2b2.-bruit
'id'
2b3.-briz 'id'
morgan 'id'
3a2.mergen, morning
maúrgins 'matina'
6.3.-margóti
mrśáti 'tangit; capit'
mrъknoti
'obscurārī'
smerk 'occāsus'
6.3.-mérkiu,-ti
marmarussw <ukyō 'micō'
'nictō'
markocić 'irritō'
PL.-markotny
'ariscus'
2b2.-moreth 'cūra'
2B3.morc'het 'id'
merus (et
piscātus)
cf. marmairw
Maira
<*mr̥HiH2 'Sirius'
morfh 'forma'
3a2.-mare 'herba
brí ? 'tructa'
'splendeō';
aurea'
marren, merren
'impediō'
3a2.-mierran
<*morseye/o-)
'impediō,
* mersō
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orientālis
májjati
* mérneumi
* meros
orientālis
amiricatud
'*immercātō',
amirikum
'*immercārī'
mrecht 'uarius'
<mṛktos
2a3.-breachtach 'id'
* merkō
3.-familia germanica
braige, braga
'conuictus'
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marzjan 'molestō'
márīci- 'radius'
5.5.-marra/marri 'lux
diēi'; marri=lat. merē?
márevo 'calor
extrēmum'
mŕṣyate 'uorat;
6.3.-mìrstu, àiznegligit' mŕṣā 'irritē'
mìrst 'obliuiscor';
5.4.-moranam
maršùs 'immemor'
'obliuiscor'
ToAB.-märs,
5.5.-mars-, marsezzi
märsna̅'corrumpor, falsus fiō';
marsant 'nefastus'
'oblīuiscor'
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occidentālis
meirb 'dēbilis'
orientālis
2b1.-merw
2a3.-meirbh
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occidentālis
maro, marawēr
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-mwyalch
2b2.moelh<meisalkā
mensiō -n/m- infix.
* mestós
mensus
* mētā
méit <*mantī
'magnitūdō'
TOK A.-mem;
m∂nt(∂) 'sicut, tam'
2b1.-meint 'id'
methas 'miliārium'
(*mitostu-);
3a3.-meiðr 'arbōs,
trabs, postis'
Metapīnum 'inter
aquas'
* meti
* mētijai
mētior
mit(i).'cum'
3a2.-mið
to-math- (3ª s. domathi)) 'minor'
mezzan; Mal
'occāsiō'
2b1.-maut ?
<*mōta 'pollex'
* mētis
masti-h
6.3.-mãstas
ōsle
mestos 'plēnus'
mēta
mãzgas 'nōdus';
mázgarь 'aranea'
6.3.-mezgù,
mḕgsti 'nōdō'
amusla, Amsel,
Meise
3a2.-māse,
2b3.-moualc'h
* mestis
ToA.-masak, ToB.meske <*mosgo'articulus'
'blandus'
* mesgō
merula
6.-familia slava
orientālis
māsca, Masche 'id'
3a2.-max, mæscr
'nōdus'; mesh
* meslā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
3a2.-mǣð
miÞ 'cum'
mitan; mēl
'tempus'; mēls
'bossellus'
meta (cf. kata);
Metapioi > s
mh tis 'meditāmen',
metron 'mensūra'
mhtis 'meditāmen'
ALB.-matë
mastámēthí-, mēthī́
5.3.-b∂r∂zimita 'alta
mesto 'locus'
m.'; methas
6.3.-miẽtas
6.4.<*mitostu 'margō'
mìets
5.4.-moit` 'columna'
ALB.-mjet; Metubarbis 'inter
palūdes'
mātí- 'mensūra'
mě́titь 'intendere'
māti 'mensūra,
scientia'
5.3.- SLOV.-mèt 'foetus'
miti-
2b1.-medel 'mess.'
* metō
metō, messis,
permitiēs
methel 'messores'
* metrom
metǫ, mesti 'iaciō'
6.3.-metù, mèsti
'iaciō'
2b2.-midil
'messor' 2b3.midiff 'metō'
2b1.-medr 'habilitās'
metron
mṓdatē 'gaudet'
5.3.-maođanōkarana-
muad 'mundus,
superbus'
* meudos
* meugō
muger
* meukō
mucrō
mātrā
6.3.-mudrùs 'uigil'
6.4.-mudrs 'id'
muhhōn; mocken
3a2.-micher 'fur'
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6.3.-mùšti 'quatiō'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
mūs, musculus;
mūrex
* mgānts
mus; moscos
'muscus' <5.4.
3a3.-mistr 'intemp.'
3a5.-miggelen
'pulueris pluere'
de-meccim 'negligō'
* mikskejō
misceō
mescaim
* miljom
minium
2b1.-mygr 'lucens'
di-r-mygu 'negligō'
2b1.-mysgu (vn)
2b2.-meski
micken ? 'obseruō'
minuō, minūtus
* minghō
mingō, meiō
6.-familia slava
muṣká- 'cunnus'
5.4.-mukn; mušk
'castoreum'
2b1-b2.-cof
3a2.-(ge)man
cu-man 'memoria' 'memoria'
2b3.3a3.-man
cov/kouñ
mēghá- 'nubēs'
5.3.-maēha 'id'
5.4.-mēg 'nebula'
5.6.-miž ‘palpebra'
misgw, meignumi
miltos
muoz 'conuentus'
3a2.-mētan, meet
* míneumi
omicla, omiclh
miskan
* mimdō
reminiscor
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
myšьса 'brachium'
mahāntam, mahatiī́
5.3.-mazan̥t <gH2nt
ingens
micō, dīmicō
* mímnāskō (memna)
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
3a1, 3a2.-mūs
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'locus conuentus'
(ga)man <*mon-
mьčьtъ 'uisiō';
mečtat’ 'somniō'
6.3.-miegóti
'dormiō'
mešiti
6.3.mēkṣáyati, mimikṣḗ
miẽšti <*meik̂i̯ō
'agitat'; miśrá- 'mixtus'
mìšras 'mixtus'
5.5.-mida/midi 'ruber'
5.4.-matčim, aor.
matuçanem
'appropinquor'
mimnhskw, memona
4.2.- mimnaskw
minā́ti 'ēuānescō'
5.5.-mehur
<meiH2ur 'tempus'
mist 'merda'
3a2.-mīgan
3a3.-mīga
mьga
6.3.-miglà
ToAB.-mi 'noceō
maíhstus, 'merda'
omeicw, omicew
mḗhati
5.3.-maēzaiti
5.4.-mizem
mìž-âm, -ati 6.3.mẽžù, mišti
misdō <*ōn
misqos
mīḍhá 'mercēs',
5.3.-mīžda
mīžda
<< mínusi
mēta / Miete 3a2.meord / mēd
* misdhóm
* misgā
1b1.-mesga (fr.mêgue)
medg/meadhg
2b1.-maidd, meidd
2b2.-meith
2b3.-meid
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'serum'
<*mihswōn-
misgw 'misceō'
āmíksā 'sērum'
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* mítnāmi
mittō; mūtō nisī
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
midan
3a2.-míðan
'abscondō,
reseruō'
mith-, mis- 'falsē'
mláith, bláith
'suauis'
* mlājō
mláith, bláith
'suauis'
3a2.-malsc
'superbus'
* ml̥dus
maidjan; cf.
maiþms 'dōnum'
6.4.-mituôt, mitêt
un-tila-malsks
'irratiōnālis'
malakos 'mollis,
aeger, ēffeminātus',
blax 'stultus'
unmildjai 'sine
amōre' (f. pl.)
blandus
malqakos 'tener,
mollis'
blennos 'stultus'
meldach 'grātus'
(<*ml-d/ml-dh)
mūrkhá- 'stultus'
5.4.-meɫk 'mollis'
mlьčati 'conticeō'
6.3.-mùlki-s
'obstinātus, stultus'
6.3.-mìltai
6.4.- mil̃ti
milti, milde 'id'
3a2.-mild 'blandus'
mollis; mulier <yes
méthati; methete, pf.
mimetha 'aduersor'
moitos (Sicil.)
5.3.-həm.aibī.mōist
'grātĭa,
compensātio' <ital.? 'iunxit'; mōiqat 'clepit';
paiti-miqnāiti 'dīmittit'
orientālis
2b1.-blawd
2b2.-blot
2b3.-bleud
* ml̥dhos
* ml̥dsnos
6.-familia slava
mlā-ti 'dēbilitāt'
mulsch 'mollis'
'dēcadentia'; blén
'mollia'< mlaknā
* mlātóm
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-blawd 'farīna'
2b2.-blot 'id'
2b3.-bleud 'id'
malcad
* mlākós
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2b1.-blydd
(<*ml-d/ml-dh)
3a2.-mild 'id'
mildeis 'blandus'
malqakos;
amblus, amalos
márdhati 'indulget'
mṛt-sná- 'līmus'
mṛdú
5.4.-melk *<meldui5.5.-malisku,
milisku 'dēbilis'
mladъ, molodú
'iuuenis'
<< ml̥duwijō
* mleumi
* ml̥gājō
ToB.-pälw- 'queror' bravīti, bruvanti (brū-)
prō-mulgāre
*to-in-uss-mlig2b1.-blin 'lassus'
2b3.-blinion 'inertes'
* mlīnós
* ml̥kāmi
* ml̥nos
molvitь, молвить
6.6.-mołwić, mówić
bliton 'atriplex'
mrityati 'tabec'
blin 'crêpe'
6.3.-blīnis
mlьčati 'tacēre', umlьknąti 'obticēre'
6.3.-smùlkti
'macescere'
malcaid 'pūtescit'
mālōn , Mal
'macula'
mulleus
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mála- 'sordēs'
melas 'āter'
<*melH2ōn,
maliná- 'āter,
melH2niH2, melH2n̥
immundus'
malína 'bacca'
6.3.-melas,
mélynas 'caeruleus'
6.4.-męlns <melH2nó
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* ml̥sjō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
2b1.-blas 'id'
occidentālis
molsatь <*mьlsati,
2b2.-blaz 'id'
молса́ть
mell 'mons'
mullach 'cacumen'
molein (blwskw)
'eō'
blight, blæce,
blæcðu?
'calamĭtās, morbus
quīdam'
* ml̥qjō
blaptw; blabh
'damnum'
prōmellere;
remelīgō;
remulcum
malua
malach, moloca
mnaomai
* mn̥dōmi
manc (-g-) Mangel
mancus
6.3.-meñkas
manku? 'uacillans'
5.5.-maninkuwanteš
'breues'
'dēfectus';
mangōn 'dēsum'
maistre
mūrva- 'cannabis'
mnāyátē 'monētur'
*pominati, поминать
5.4.-imanam <*menā'memorāre' 6.8.pomen 'significātiō'
mi 'intellegō'
maniyahha
'administrō'
manā́k 'parum';
mandō
* mn̥kstrom
<< mn̥sjai
ToA.-mlusk, B mlutk
6.5-izmòlīti 'pāreō'
'ēuādō'
marcáyati nisī
*mr̥ke/o5.5.-mlekk(u)- ma-leek-ku-un
mellw 'tardus sum'
molis ? 'paene'
mall
* mnājō
* mn̥kos
6.-familia slava
blwqros
* mlōskō
* ml̥ wā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
<< mlōdhrós
* ml̥sos
4.-familia graeca
mengen 'misceō'
'exilis''
TOK. A, B.-mänk
'egeō'
mìnkau 'fingō'
maiomai 'intendō'
* mn̥tijai
mentior
* mn̥tis
mens (mentis)
6.9.-mēntimai
'mentīmur'
toimtiu 'cōgitātiō'
3a2.-mind
ga-minþi
cōgitātiō';
ana-
matíh
6.3.-mintis
minds 'suspectus'
* mn̥tō
mandō <*mṇtnō?
méadal 'intestīna'
<*mṇth-lā
* mn̥tom
mentum
mant 'gingīua'<2b1?
* mn̥tos
commentus
dermat 'obliuiō'
* mn̥trājō
men 'farīna, puluis'
masaomai <mºtjH2maquiai gnaqoi
(Hes)
mindil 'oreae'
2b1.-mant
'mandibula'
munþs 'bucca'
gi-munt.
'reminiscentia'
-mantalon 'semita'
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math- 'agitō, fricō,
deleō, ūrō'
5.5.-meni 'uultus'
auto-matos
matei patei (Hes.);
mnion, mnoos
'musgu'
matá- 'cōgitātiō'
5.3.-mato
6.3.-miñtas
carmamnās 'fullones'
mnu, mjatь
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manim, manins
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* mn̥wos
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
2b1.-manal
muntar, muintir
'modius' <manatlo
<*manuterā 'familia'
2b3.-malazn 'id'
mīn<*mēni 'suāuis'
menb 'paruus'
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munt
3a2, 3a3.-mund
<*mṇt-
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
marh ?, eumarhs ?
ALB.-marr
<*marn? 'capiō'
5.5.-maniyahha'mandō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
manwus ?
'praestō'
manā́k 'parum'
manos;
5.4.-manr (-nu)
banausos ?
'monotropus'
'paruu.'
monos ? <nw 'solus'
5.5.-minu- 'solus'
2b1.-di-fanw; difenwi 'diiminuō'
* mō
muot, Mut
3a2.mōd 'animus'
* mōdos
* modos
modus
med <medā 'libra';
dorumadir 'fuerat
emensus'; airmed
'mensūra'
mūta, Maut 'id'>lat.
met 'pondus';
3a2.mōta 'tribūtum'
mōt 'id'
māg 'familiāris' a2
3a3.-mag 'gener'
* moghjos
mēgs 'gener'
magan, mugan
do·for·maig 'auget';
mochtae, mochtide
'potens'
* moghō
(mag 'possum')
magan (mag
3a2.mæg
'possum' )
'possum'; -meaht
mahts 'potentia'
'potentia'
maht, macht
mahts
3a2.-meaht, might
* moghtis
5.5.-maz <*moH3ds-
modags 'īrātus'
'resistō'
mhdea 'consilia'
addhā́ <*mddhē
'certō'
5.4.-mit 'cōgitātiō'
6.3.-megmi, megti
'libenter habeō'
6.4.-mẽgt
'faveō'
perihmektew
'reluctāns sum'
mhcos mhcanh
'machina'
TOK A.-mokats
'potens'
maghah 'potentia'
moguti 'posse'
5.4-marthank
po-mogati 'iuuāre'
'auxilium, remedium'
6.3.-mãgulas
5.6.-magus 'magus'
'innumerus'
moštь, močь
<< moghtrom
* moighos
* moilos
mēha-
3a2.-mehs
mītis
2b1.-mwyn;
mul
móith, móeth; mīn 'modestus'; di-ful
'suauis, plaanus'
'audax' mwydo
mē(i)th
'mitigō' 2b2.'madidus, uber'
muin, moin 2b3.moan 'gracilis'
5.4.mēz
meilion 'grātum
dōnum'
máyas'oblectāmentum'
miyḗdha- -sdh'oblātiō'
5.3.-myazda- 'obl.'
5.5.-mīu/mīiau
TOK. В miśo
mirъ ? 'pax'
<*moiromilъ 'misericordia'
6.3.-míelas,
meilùs; at-míetet
'mitigō'
6.4.mīlš 'amor'
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arch. moeniō,
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occidentālis
tuidmen 'fixus'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
3a2.-(ge-)mære
<*todīminat;
mé(i)de 'ceruix'
<*meidyo
missi-; missi
'altrinsecus'
3a2.-māɵum
'dōnum'
mūtō
SDPIC.-meitims;
meitimúm
* moitmos
3a2.-māðum
'thesaurus,
dōnum, gemma'
'monumentum
grātificātiōnis'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
minṓti 'aptat, fundat,
struit'
mirъ ? 'pax'
<*moiro6.4.-mìet 'mūniō
orientālis
meṣá- 'ariēs'
5.3.-maēša- 'id'
3a3.-meiss 'corbis'
* moitājō
* moitwos
4.-familia graeca
'limes, territorium'
3a3.landamæri 'id'
* moisós
* moitos
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maiþms
<*moitmos 'dōnum'
mithu 'falsē', mithás
'mūtuē 5.3.-miqō
'falsus'; miqwa'duplex'
mithuna 'par'
5.3.-miqwa,
cf. mūtuus
mūtuus
miđwana, -ara 'id'
* mojnos
mūnus -eris
móin, máin
'thesaurus'
mwyn<*meino'pretium, ualor'
* mogsū́
mox
mo, mos-
2b1.-moch
* molā
mola
mein 'falsus'
3a2.-mān 'id'
месть 'ulciscātiō'
<*meit-ti
6.3.-maĩnas
6.4.-mains
makṣū́ 'citō'
5.3.-mošu
Malea Insula
2b3.-mell
'condylus, cumulus'
blwskw 'eō, ueniō'
6.3.-lýgmala 'ripa'
ALB.-mal
6.4.-mala
<**molHjeH2 'mons' 6.5;-izmòlīti 'pareō'
blwqros 'excelsus'; mūrdhan 'caput'
blastos
5.3.- ka-m∂r∂δa'propāgō';
TokA
malto 'prīmum'
melaqron 'tectus'
molda
3a5.-meldke
<muldikō
mullach 'tumulus'
<PCelt. *muldāko-
* moldhā
mitē, мите
'alternātim'
6.4.-mits, mitus
mulh *o>u
mell 'tumulus';
mala 'palpebra'
* moljā
mech, мѣхъ 'uter'
6.3.-maĩšas 'follis'
месть 'ulciscātiō'
<*meit-ti
6.4.-miêti, miêtus
'mūtātiō'
<< moldhos
* moleinā
molīna, molīnus
2b3.-meil <*melyā
3a2.-mylen, mill
<lat.
2b1.-blith
milchu, Milch
3a2.-meolcian,
milk
6.9.-malunis
mulh, mulos
<< mōlestos
* molgējō
mulgeō
bligim<mligim
mlicht, blicht 'lac'
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<ptogmc. *meluk-
amelgw
ALB.-mjel, praet.
mola
mā́ršṭi, mā́rjati, mrjáti
'purgat' nisī cum
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occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
muoan, mûhen
muodi,
müde 'fessus'
3a2.-mēðe
'id'
mōlēs, mōlior,
molestus
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
máj-u, -atь 'fatigō'
6.3.-prisi-muoleti
'defetiscor'
mwlos 'molīmentum,
pugna' ; mwlew
af-mauiþs 'fessus'
'litigō' ; molis (cf.
mogis) 'uix'
<< mōlos
molad; molid
'laudat'
* molpā́
2b1.-mawl, moli
2b3.-meuli
melpw, molph
'canō, cantus'
milgen 'pecudibus
* molqos
frūmen macerō'
* moltlom
malleus, marculus
* mondō
mundus? (cf.
mūdnós)
milhma 'nubēs'
molokó 'lac'
molokita 'palūs'
melkion krhnh
(Hes.)
6.3.-mal̃kas
'sorptiō'
6.4.màlks 'pōtiō'
mlatъ, mólot
mandag 'alacer,
gaudens'
maṇḍati, maṇḍayati
mandagù'urbānus, bellus'
<< mondós
* monejō
manen, mahnen
3a2.-manōn,
manian
moneō
* mongos
mong 'crīnes'
2b1.-mwng
2b3.-pl. mogou
* monīli
monīle
formnae
2b1.-mwnwgl
2b2.-meneth
2b3.monid/menez
2b1.-mwn 'collus,
* monos
monīle
<upermonyo
'umerus'
monīle' ; gor-fynydd
'scāla'
mora
maraim 'maneō'
2b2.-2b3.-mar
'uacillātiō'
muinél 'collus'
<moniklo
mānáyati 'honorat';
menno 'citō' LEX
mánati 'monet';
mnāyátē 'monētur'
SALICA
6.3.-iš-manýti
3a3.-makki 'ubi
crīnes crescunt'
3a4.-manke 'crīnis'
maṇí- 'et gemma'
<*monHi-
monisto
mányā
mana 'crīnis'
monniakhs 'monīle'
5.3.-manaorī
<*moneutro-
<< montis
* morā
* morā
(Nacht)mahr
3a2(night)mare
mor-(r)īgain 'lamia,
regīna terrōris'
mora 'uenefica'
6.6.-zmora
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* morignā
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
murten 'marceō';
mordeō
marītus; uirgō??
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merch
2b2.moroin
2b3.moren
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
smerzan
'doleō'
3a2-smart
'pungens'
márdati, -áyati 'terō'
amerdw 'clepō';
bardhn;
5.4.-mart
smerdnos 'horrendus'
'pugna'
marzus 'nuptiae'
TOK. A, B.-märtk'rādō''
márya- 'iuuenis,
puer'
5.6.mērak 'id'
6.3.-merga, martì
'puella'
6.4.mę̄̀̀rga
moron
5.4.-mor(eni), mori
6.3.-mõras <lat.?
moros 'fātum,
infortūnium, mors'
mā̆ra- 'mors'
meirax 'iuuenis,
puer';
britomartis 'diana'
2b1.-morddwyd
2b2.-morboit
'femur' 2b3.morzat/-rzed
* morjods
* mórmoros
* morom
muriot
mhros ?
mormoros 'metus';
mormwn 'stix'
formidō
mōrum vocal.?
2b1.-merwydden
mūr-,
mōrbere,<lat?
* moros
* mōros
már, mór
* mōrós
* mōs
iantumarus
2b1.-mawr
2b2.-2b3.-meur
māri
3a2.-mære
3a3.-mærr
mers
mōrus
iomwros 'celeber
propter arcum'
mwros
mout, Mut 'animus'
3a2.-mōd
mōs (mōris);
mōrōsus
'animus'
3a3.- mōðr 'īra'
moths 'īra'
morъ 'pestis'
6.3.-mãras 'id'
mūrá- ū!
5.5.-marlantmoštrjo, motriti
'spectāre'; sъmejo,
-meti 'audeō' 6.3.-
maiomai 'intendō'
?? cf: *<mṇsyomai
?, mhnis 'īra';
mwtai zhtei (Hes.)
mataũ, matýti
'uideō' 6.4.-matu,
mast 'sentiō'
* mosgom
mar(a)g, mar(a)k,
Mark 'medullae'
3a2.-mearg 'id'
mastíṣka; majján,
majjā́, majjas
'medullae'
5.3.-mazga-
mozgъ 'cerēbrum';
moždanъ
'medullae'
6.3.smãgenes,
'cerēbrum'
* mosgos
māsca, Masche 'id'
3a2.-max, mesh
ToA.-masak, ToB.meske 'articulus'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< moukos
* mouros
murw, muromai
'fluō'; murion ?
'10.000'
múr 'lutum'; mún
'ūrīna' <*mouno-
muria ?
mos, Moos; Moor
'et palūs'
* mousos
* mowejō
moueō
1b2.-comohota
'commota'
hemds-mauen
'manica camisiae'
* mr̥ghús
bragen 'cerebrum'
3a2.-broegen,
brain 'id'
murg, murgi
3a2.-myrge, merry
'beātus'
2b1.- br(e)ithel
signif.?
* mreghmós
breuis; braccium
<gr.
mor(a)ha, Möhre
3a2.more, moru
* mr̥kā
* mr̥kējō
ameuomai 'superō';
cf. amuw 'cadō'?
(uidē mūjō)
mīvati káma-mūta'amōre mōtus'
bregma, brecmos
5.3.-m∂r∂zu- 'uertebra
ceruicālis'
marceō, murcus,
murcidus
brén <*mrākno'putridus' mraich,
braich 'malta'
5.3.-ava-mivāmahi
6.3.-máuju, máuti
'addūcō (anum in
digitum'
ToAB.-miw(ā) 'tremō'
TOK B.-märkwace
'sūra'
bracus; braciwn
>braccium
omorgnumi
ToAB.-märk 'inquinō'
* mr̥gneumi
5.4.-mōr 'palūs,
mur, muráva
immunditia' <*muri-?
'caespēs'
mrur <*murur
6.3.-máuras 'lutus'
'sedimentum'; -moyn
6.4.-maũrs
'immersus'
'caes.'
5.4.-mamur
mъchъ <*musos
<*memus-ro-
mā́rṣṭi <*me(m)rg(sub1s. mṛṇajā́ni)
5.4.-meržem 'expello'
моргать? 'nictō'
6.3.-mirgét 'id'
morkóvь, morkva
<ger.?
brakana (Hes.)
mercasius 'palūs'
bracem 'genus
farris' 2b1.-braen
'putr.'
2b3.-
morokvá 'palūs'
6.3.-mirkt-ti
'imbūtus sum'
breyn/brein
* mr̥kjō
* mr̥kos
<< mr̥ktos
* mr̥meikā
morgen 'dēbilis'
3a2.-mearg 'botulus'
3a3.-morr
'botulus'
murcus, murcidus
formīca
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mimarkus 'botulus
sanguinis'
pra-mṛcyati,
marcáyati 'adflictat'
marká- 'mors' 5.3.mǝrǝxš 'ruīna'
5.4.-morč̣ <-rky 'tener'
5.5.-markiye/a 'reiciō'
murmhx
vamrī-
6.3.-pa-smer̃kti
'ruō'
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murmurō; murmur
* mr̥namói
* mr̥tājō
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orientālis
occidentālis
mortārium,
morētum, morbus
mrath 'traditiō'
2b1.-merw
'dēbilis'; brad 'id'
6.-familia slava
marmara- 'rumor'
mormurw
marnamai 'pugnō'
marnaid 'tradit'
meirb 'mortuus'
meirle 'furtum'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
murmurōn,
murmeln, murren
3a2.murc(n)ian
muirn 'rumor,
strepitus'
4.-familia graeca
mur(u)wi 'mürbe
'blandus'
3a2.-mearo 'id'
3a3.-merja
'quatiō'
murmura'ignis crepitans'
5.4.mrmram
mṛṇāti 'clepit';
mṛṇā́ ti 'conuincit'
marainw 'ruinō';
marasmos 'ruina'; mrṇāti, mrṇati 'furtat'
5;5.marmaros
'marmor'
marriattari 'disoluitur'
marnamai 'pugnō'
*mrъmrati
6.3.-murméti,
marméti
-moromradi
'rōdere'
<< mr̥tāsjom
* mr̥tis
mors (mortis)
* mr̥tos
mortuus
* mr̥wos
mortuus <*mṛwos
+ *mṛtos
* mūdlom
mundus <
mūdnós
sъ-mrъtь
6.3.-mirtìs
mṛtiḥ
mord 'nex'
3a2.-morð, morðor maurþr 'nex'
<*-tro- 'nex'
<*mṛ-tro-m
3a3.-morð 'id'
marb <*PCelt.
marwo-
mṛtá- 'mortuus,
mors'; mártah 'homō'
mortos
5.3.-m∂r∂ta-;
(Hesichyus) 'homō' maša-, mar∂ta- 'h.'
5.4.-mard 'homō'
brotos (Hom.)
5.6.-martiya
'homō'
2b1.-marw
2b2.-marow
2b3.-maro, marf
mrьtvъ <*mṛwos
+ *mṛtos
muzzan 'purgō';
smuz, Schmutz
'immunditia'
muad 'mundus,
superbus'; mún
'urīna'
mrьtvъ
6.3.-mirtóji dienà
'diēs mortuōrum'
3a2.-smotten,
smoteren 'mancillō'
mudirá- 'nubēs'
mudaw 'madeō'
mṓdatē `
muzw 'sūgō''
'gaudet'
mudaleos
5.5.-mutai 'purgō'
'umidus'
(lutō uel urīnā)
myjo, myti 'lauō'
6.3.máudyti 'aliquem
balneō'
6.7.-mýdlo
<< mūdnós
* mudstos
mustus, mustum
<umidus
* mūgijō
mossach
'immundus'
1b1.-mws 'id'
2b3.mous 'id'
mūgiō
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'immundus'
musos <ds 'macula'
muckazzen;
mucken 'susurrō'
muzw 'mussitō';
mugmos 'lāmentum'
musljákъ
'impudīcus'
múñjati, mṓjati 5.5.mūgae- 'inuocō';
mūkar 'sistrum'
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orientālis
occidentālis
* munkō
mocht 'mollis'
musca
* muskos
muscus
mūs
3a2.mūs, mouse
* mūtos
munákti, muñcáti,
mucáti 'liberat'
apomussw; mukthr
5.3.-framuxti 'liberō'
'nasus'; muxos 'mūgil'
ToA.-muk B-mauk
'dēsistō'
mus
3a3.-musk 'mūcor,
parua pluuia,
puluis'
chrēo-mōsido (Lex
Salica) 'cadaueris
raptus'
fledare-mustra
'uespertiliō'
6.-familia slava
ToAB.-musk(ā)
'ēuanescō, pereō'
mъčǫ, mъčati 'iaciō'
mukljiv 'ūdus'
6.3.-munkù
'abstērgeō'; mukls, ains 'palūdōsus'
5.5.-mūri- 'racēmus';
cf. mūwa- 'stupenda uis'
mū́s-, mūṣá-, mū́ṣa5.4.-mukn
myšь
mucha, mъšica
6.3.-musẽ
5.4.-mun
muzga 'palūs';
mozgъ'tempus ūdus'
muw 'oculōs
operiō'; amunw !
<*H2meu 'āuertō'
móṣati, muṣṇāti
'clepit'
5.5.munnaiOSSET.-mystuläg
'mustēla'
ToB.-mus 'leuō'
cf. 5.5.-mūwa
'stupenda uis' (LUW 6.3.-muténti 'coīre'
-'superualeō')
moth <*mHu-tó
mū́ tra- 'urīna'
5.3.-mūqra
'immundit.'
5.4.mt`ar 'obscūrus'
modder 'lutum'
3a2.-mother
'faeces'; mud;
smod 'immunditia'
mothar 'dūmētum,
palūs'
* mūtrom
5.5.-mau/mu/maus
muia <*musyā
* músnāmi
mustēla <*mūstrelā: mustricula
mūtō/mūttō ōnis<*mHú-to,
mutūnium;
mūtūniatus
amuw
murios <*murios
'innumerus'
mūs (mūris)
* muskā
* mūstrom
mūka-mōdei
'placiditās'
múr 'abundantia'
<mūrus?
* mūris
* mūs
2b1.-mign 'palūs'
<*mūkino;
mucheln, mücheln
'moho odēre'
3a2.-meek
'blandus' mugen
'nebulor'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* mūjō
ēmungō
<*munknō?,
mūcus, mūcor,
mūgil
4.-familia graeca
<< muttijō
* muttis
mūtus; muttiō
* n̥
in-
* nətis
mutilōn 'murmurō'
3a2.-muteren,
mutter 'id'
3a3.-muðla 'id'
un-
e(n)- i(n)-
a(n)-
natis, natēs
mukos, mutis,
muttos, mudos,
munaros; mundos
(Hes.)
un-
nōtan 'puppis'
* nāi
* nantis
genende 'nauus';
Ferdinand
3a2.-nēþan 'audeō'
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'audeō'
a(n)nwtos, nwton
'tergum'
nai
mūka-;
múni- 'erēmīta'
5.4.-mownj
ToA.-ne, B nai
ToA.-nati 'potestās'
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natrix
nathir (nathrach)
2b1.-neidr
2b2.-nader
2b3.-natrolion/aer
natara, Natter
3a2.-nǣddre
nau, nó (noe)
nausum
6.-familia slava
nā́ sā s/du (nasóṣ) du
5.3.-nar∂ha
5.6.-nāham
nosъ
6.3.-nósis
6.4.-nãss <*nāsis
nadrs, g.pl. nadrē
nauhgos
nāuis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
nāvig-āre, -ium
* nāws
4.-familia graeca
nasa
3a2.-nosu, nose
3a3.-nasar
nāris, nāsis,
nāsus
* natrīks
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3a3.-nōr
naus
nāvāja5.3.-navāzanáuh (ac. nāvam)
5.4.-naw
5.6.-nāv
abussos
<*ṇbhudhjo-
* n̥bhudhnóm
* n̥cḗn
* n̥dha
* n̥dherós
3a3.-ökkvinn
'tumor'
inguen
LUS.-inde 'et'
inde- 'per' (intens.)
'ind-reth
'cōgitātiō'
ande 'per-' (int.)
2b1.an(ne)- 'dispositiō'
<< n̥dhētós
* n̥dhi
<< n̥dwojos
adhn 'glandula'
und 'tenus'
untar, untan
3a2.-under
3a3.-und 'sub'
inferus; infimus,
infernus, infrā
undar < *ṇter
(cf. énteri)
enqa 'ibī, ibīdem'
aqerizw 'contemnō'
ande- 'magis'
* nē
nē, ne
ní
abudhná- 'infundātus'
5.4.-andund-k'
ádhi
'super, ad'
ALB.-në, ndë 'in'
adhara-
adhi 'super'
2b1.-ni
2b2.-ny
2b3.-ne
na
<< nebhlā
* nebhos
nebula, nimbus
Neptūnus?; cf.
imber
nem (es-), neamh;
nél ?, ac. pl. níulu
<*nebhlo-? 'nūbēs'
2b1.-nef 'caelum'
nebul 'nebula'
3a2.-nifol 'id'
3a3.-ondurr
<H2ondhuro-
* nedhō
'caelum'
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nefelh
anhnoqe 'surrexit'
nábhas- 'nebula'
5.3.-nabah- 'caelum'
5.5.-nēpiš
nebo, -ese
'caelum'
<*nebhs 'caelum'
6.3.-debesis
(nebisas)
5.6.nem 'ūdor'
adhvan- 'uia'
adhunā́ 'nunc'
5.3.-aduuan- 'uia'
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<*ni-nati-?
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nessimas
1b1.-nesimei
'proxime'
nōdus, nōdō,
nassa
nessimas
1b1.-nesimei
'proxime'
nessam 'proximus'
nascim <*nHdsk-;
arnenas 'nectam';
naidm 'nexus';
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b3.-linad
nazza, nezzila
3a2.-netele, nettle
2b1.-nesaf
2b2.-nessa
2b3.-nesa
2b1.-nes, nessaf
'id'
2b2.-nes
'propior'
2b3.-nes, nessaf
'id'; nasca 'aptō'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
6.6.-nać
6.3.-nõterė, notrẽ
adikh <*ṇd-ikā
náhus 'congener'
naddhás 'connexus'
nesten; nezzi,,
Netz 'id'; nestilōn
'lemniscātus'
náhyati; náhus
'uīcīnus, congener'
naddhás 'connexus'
5.3.-naska-
nati 'rēte'
3a2.-net 'id'
'collectiō textuum'
<< nedsā
* nedskō
nectō (ad plectō)
nascim `
* nedus
cf. comnesam,
coibnesam
* neghō
ness <neg^hs-;
'uulnus'
* neghrōn
2b3.-naska
<nedhsk
CELTIB.kounesikum <*komned-tiko-?
nī, arc. nei
* neicō
noegeum
<*noigʷi̯o
náhus 'uicinus,
congener'
nussein 'confodiō';
egcos 'hasta'
nioro, Niere
3a3.-nyra
1a2.-nefrōnēs
* nei
náhyati
nei 'nōn'
3a3.-nī 'nōn'
nei 'nōn'
nizw
neizzen 'tormentō' ga-naitjan
3a2.naiteins
nætan 'id'
'sacrilegium'
* neidō
* neikō
cruth-necht 'rūber
frūmentum' (cf.
2b1, b3)
2b1.-nithio; gwenith
2b3.-niza;
gwiniz
* neitom
níth (nitho) <*nītu'pugna'
2b1.-nwyd 'passiō'
3a2.-neowol, nēol,
'prōnus' (cf. lat.
* neiwós
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oneidizw;
oneidos 'offensiō'
likmaw; nika,
likma
Neid 'inuidia'
3a2.-nīð
vъ-nьzo -znotь;
nožь 'culter'
5.3.-naē-čiš 'et
nullus'
ni 'neque'
nikъto 'nullus'
nefros
nihhus 'monstrum
aquaticum'
nigim 'lauō'
ákṣu- 'stipēs'
<*nghsu-?
níndati
5.3.-naēd- (nāismī)
5.4.-anicanem
'maledicō'
6.3.-níedeti
'contemnō'
6.4.-nĩst 'id';
naîdus 'odium'
6.3.-niekó-ti
6.4.-niekat
ToA ña̅tse B
ñya̅tse niH-eH2-tjo. 'periculum'
neiþ 'inuidia'
<*niHto-
*naiw 'ἐνεῖχεν'
nḗnēkti, nēnējmi
neios 'uallis'
níva <*nēiwā
'depressiō'
6.3.-néivoti
'tormentō'
6.4.-niẽvât 'humiliō'
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* neks
* nembhos
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éc (éca) <*ṇkus
2a3.-éag
2b1.-angheu/angau
2b2.-ankow
2b3.-ankou
<*ṇkewes
nekus 'cadauer';
nek-tar
nem (es-), neamh?
'caelum'
nimbus
nemed
nummus ?
nem, neim 'dōnum'
nemus
nemed
'sanctuārium'
* nemots
náma (námat)
* nepēts
nepōs
niae (niath)
* neptis
neptis
necht
* neqe
neque, nec
<< neqid
nec quidquam
nemhton
2b1.-nant 'id'
niman, nehmen 'id'
niman 'emō'
3a2.-niman
<*n+em? cf. 6.4..3a3.-nēma 'id'
n̨emt/jemt
<*n+em?
'damnum'
2b1.-nai
2b2.-noi
2b3.-ni pl. nied
Neptacus
2b1.-nith
2b2.-noit
2b3.-nith/niz
2b1.-na(c)
naś(y)ati 'perditur' ;
nas- 'infortūnium'
5.3.-nasyeiti
'ēuanescit'
5.4.-nam 'hūmens'
PALH.-nam 'id' <*namb
namas 'honōrātiō'
5.3.-nemata 'gigās'
nemida
nemhton
'santuarium'; nanto
'ualle'
2b1.-nant 'id'
2b1, 2b2, 2b3.-nam
nemw; nomizw
'considerō'; nomos
'lex', nomimos
'legālis'
5.3.-namah
'mūtuātiō'
ToB.-ñemek 'seges'
3a2.-nimidas
'sacra silvārum'
nemos
námas 'inclinātiō,
reuerentia'; námati
'inclinātur'
5.3.-námaiti 'id'
nãma 'raptiō'
nemesis <nemH1-ti'ulciscātio
5.3.-nemanh 'scelus'
ALB.-nip
nepodes (Hom)
'suboles'; cf.
aneyios
nápāt5.3.napā, acc. napāt∂m
ALB.-mbesë
nepodes (Hom)
'suboles'
naptī́
nefo, nevo
nefa
3a2.-
nift(a), nit
2b2-b3.-na(g)
6.-familia slava
внеза́пно
exapinhs
nex, nequālia,
necō, noceō,
perniciēs, noxa
* nemos
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6.3.-nãmas
'domus'
6.4.-nams 'id';
nuõma 'locārium'
ALB.-name
'maledictiō'
netii
6.3.-nepotis,
nepuotis, neptis
napti
nestera
6.3.nepte
nih
naca
ALB.-nuk 'nōn'
(ni) hvashun 'nemō'
na(kaś/cid)cit
5.5.-ULkuisk/kuidki
neqis
<< neqom
* neqos
* neros
nech (neich)
neriōsus, Nerō
nerum 'uirum,
proc.'
1b2.-nerf
ner 'ursus'; so-nirt
'sānus, fors'
nepon (nepi)
2b1.-neb
Esu-nertus ;
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anhr 'homō'
anqropos
<*androkwos
nár(a)- (nā́) 'homō'
sūnára- 'iuuenis'
5.3.-nar(a)
5.4.-air (arn)
не́кий
6.3.- nekur̃s
nravъ 'mōs'
6.3.-nóras
'uoluntās'; noréti
'uelle'
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нора́ 'cauitās' ;
nertrak 'a sinistrā'
1b2.nertru 'sinistrō'
* nérteros
nordrōni, nördlich
3a2.norðerra '+sep.'
* nertos
nert 'uis'
* nesros
nár
Nuado (Nuadat)
'piscātor'
* neudō
* neukos
* neumi
Nerto-briga
2b1-2b2.-nerth
2b3.-nerz
nṛtú- 'hērōs'
5.5.-nahsaras
'reverens'
Nōdonti, Nōdenti
'piscātōrī'
2b1.-Nudd 'id'
nuntiō; nuntius,
nountios
* newājō
nouō
* newn̥
niutan 'attingō';
nuta 'piscātor' ; unnuts 'inutilitās'
6.3.-niáukti
'nebulārī'
nouem
6.4.-apnaukties 'id'
nuall <*neuslo'prōclāmātiō'
Neuiodunum
2b1.-newydd
nae, noe, nue, nuie
2b2.-nowyth
2b3.-nouuid
nói
2b1.-2b2.-naw
2b3.-nao
niuwi <*-yo3a2.-nīewe <*-yo-
niujis <*-yo-
niuwōn, niwōn
3a2.-niwian
ana-niujan
3a2.-nigun <ww
3a3.-niio
niun
neos
náva5.3.-nava5.5.-nēwas
novъ, но́вый
6.3.-naũja-s
6.9.-nauns
5.5.-newahhum
'nouāuī'
enne(F)a
niunzëhan
3a2.-nigontīene
devetь (nt a XC)
6.3.-devynì
6.4.-devińi
náva
5.4.-inn
riávadasa
5.3.-nauuadasa
nōnāgēsimus
nōnāgintā
ToAB.-nu, praet. B
newe 'clāmō'
návate 'clāmat'
* néwn̥dekm̥
<< newn̥km̥témtəmos
nuzzen, nützen 'd'
3a2.nyttian 'fruor'
ну́жа, нужда
'necesittās'
6.3.-naudà
'prouectus' ,
naudoti 'ūtor'
6.4.-nàûda
'pecunia'
luscīnus
nouus
* néwn̥dkm̥ta
6.9.-nertien 'īra'
nuscitiōsus,
* new(ij)os
<< néwn̥dekəmos
* néwn̥dkm̥təmos
(e)nerteros,
neiros 'inferus'
náraka- 'infera,
въньрѫ, вънрѣти
hadēs'
TOK B.- 'παρεισδύεσθαι'
ñor 'sub'
6.3.-neriù,
nérti 'cadō'
navatitamá3a2.-nichonte,
nigonda
nócho
enenhkonta
navatí
5.3.-nauuaitī-
devjanosto
ToB.-ñunka, ñumka
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* newn̥km̥tṓs
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
<*noungint-;
nongentum
* néwn̥mos
* newō
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nouitās
* n̥gnōtós
ignōtus
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
1b2.-nuvime
niunte
3a3.-*niunde
niunda
enatos <*enFatos
<*(e)nwm̥tos
LESB.-enotos
neuw <*neusw;
neustazw; neuma
2b1.-adnau
navamá5.3.-naoma5.4.-innerord
návatē, nāuti
'reuertitur'; nudáti
ajnāta5.5.-annanu- 'ērudiō'
arneut-sa, inneutsa 'exspectō'
<nēsedō; arneigdet
'rogant'
2a0.-netta, niott(a)
* nī
nidar
3a2.-nithar
3a3.-nidhr
neios, neatos,
neiatos 'uallis'
nikh <*niHHeH2
'uictoria'; nikaw,
nikew 'uincō'
2a1.-né, nía, niath
/oth, niad/od, niath
* nijóm
<*neits/*nijots 'hērōs'
nictit canis (Fes.Enn.)
6.-familia slava
děvęъ
6.3.-deviñtas
ToB.-ñunte
ponúryj (*neu-ro-)
'inclinātus' 6.3.niùrkyti 'dēprimō'
neoths
* n̥neumi
* nikjō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
enakosioi
nómad nnóid 'nōtum facit';
ate-no 'fidō'; aithne
'depositum'
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
ToA.-nukänt
nuō, nutō, nūmen
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1b2.-ninctu
'adoriātur'
ni, nitarām
5.3.-nī, nit∂nam
5.4.-ni
TOK B.-aknātsa
'amens'
ToA<B?.-en<*oneje/o 'id'
nizъ
náyati, netum
5.3.-nayeiti
5.5.-nāi/neya
6.3.-ap-, su-nìkti
'adgredī'; nikns
'uiolentus'
neikos 'līs';
neikeiein,
neikeieske (Hom.)
KOTH.-näjsīndä
'pugnant'
oninhmi 'iuuō'
nā́ tha- 'protector,
protectiō'; nā́ thate
'rogat'
<< niktis
* nínāmi
anae 'diuitiae'
<*anawo-
Anauo-geno,
an 'despondeō'
Anauus
2b1.- 3a2, 3a3.-ann 'id',
anaw 'id'
praet. 3a2.-ūðe
ansts
'beneuolentia'
gi-nesan, genesen
'sānō'; nerren,
ganisan 'saluus
nähren 'alō, cūrō'
fierī'
3a2.- nesan
nasjan 'saluō'
'euādō'; nerian
ga-nists
'saluō' genesan
'sānātiō'
'superuīuō'; nest
<*nestos- 'uictuālia'
* ninsai
3a2.-nihol (cf. lat.
procul)
* nīqos
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nisomai <*nínsomai
násatē 'recurrit,
ToA naṣucōpulātur'; niṃsate
'amīcus'
B
nostos 'reuersiō'
<*ninsn̥toi ‘corpore
nasos >
ñäsk- <*nes-ske/o
tangunt, contrectant’;
news 'templum';
'quaerō'
Nā́satyau 'Iuuātōres'
Nestwr
asmenos 'secūrus'
'reuertor'
nīcā́́ 'retrō'
nyañc- 'subtō'
nicь, ниц
ničati 'pronum
esse'
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nīdus
* nitējō
niteō <*nitós;
nitor -ris; renīdeō
<*nei-id(h)os
(cf. āridus ardeō)
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
net
2a3.-nead
níab 'uis uitālis'
<neibhos ?;
noíb 'sanctus';
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orientālis
2b1.-nyth
occidentālis
nest
2b2.-neid/neith
2b3.-neiz
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-nwyd 'passiō'
<neito
'splendor, pulchritūdō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.-
nīḍá- 'residentia'
5.4.-nist
nest
3a2.-nīð, nīth
'disputātiō'
3a3.-nīð
'irrīsus'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.3.-lìzdas
nīla 'āter caeruleus';
nayana, netra
'oculus'
5.6.-naiba 'pulcher,
bonus'
neiÞ 'invidia'
<< nī́teros
* nitjos
3a2.-niððas
'homines'
3a3.-niðr 'fam.'
Nitio-broges
niþjis 'familiāris'
nítya-
<< n̥jousjom
<< n̥joustos
* n̥kējō
écen 'necessitās'
2b1.-anghen/angen
2b2-3.-anken
'angō'
ro-icc 'attingit'; sub. íss <*īnkse/o-; pf.
·ánaic <H2eH2no(n)kdo-icc 'uenit' pr.
du-uicc <*onkist
con-icc 'inuenit'
con-icc- 'potest'
comracc 'contiō'
* n̥kneumi
* n̥mrtijos
nanto 'uallis'
2b1.-nant 'uallis'
2b2.-nans 'id'
nanciō;
nanciscor,
na(n)ctus sum;
nancītor 'nactus
erit' (LXIIT)
5.5.-henkan 'mors'
ginah, genug
'satis'; nah ? 'prop'
3a2.-geneah
2b1.-di-anc 'effugiō'
ganah, ganaúhan
'satis' ; nāh, nēah, 'sufficit' ; ganōhs
rank,
nigh ? 'id'
cyfranc <*kom-ro'satis' ;
(ge)nægan?
anko- 'id'
nēhv ? 'prope'
'appropinquō'
3a3.-(g)nōgr 'id'
immortālis
* nm̥tos
* nn̥kskai
anagkh 'necessitās'
ro-icc 'attingit'; sub.
-íss <*īnkse/o- ; pf. Selva-nectes
ánaic
do-icc 'Proprietārīi'
ginah, genug 'id'
ganah, ganaúhan
'uenit'
pr.
2b1.-di-anc
3a2.-geneah 'id'
'sufficit'
du-uicc <*onkist
'effugiō'
3a3.-(g)nōgr 'id'
ganōhs 'satis'
con-icc 'inuenit'
rank, cyfranc
con-icc- 'potest' <*kom-ro-anko- 'id'
comracc 'contiō'
podhnekhs 'talāris';
aśnṓti, náśati, pf.
dihnekhs
ānámśa, ānā́śa
'continuus';
<*h2eh2no(n)ke
dourhnekhs
5.3.-ašnaoiti
'amplore hastae'
5.4.-hasanem,
kentrhnekhs
praet. hasi
'cuspide actus'
ambrotos,
ambrosios
6.3.-pranókti
'praetereō'
6.4.-nãku, nãki,
nãkt, praet. nãca
'ueniō'
a-mṛ́tanámati 'inclinātur',
natá- 'plicātum'
5.3.-nǝmaiti 'id'
TOK A, B.-näm'plicō'
náśati, nákṣati
'assequitur' , aor.
ā́ naṭ;
5.3.-nasaiti
5.5.-ni-ik-zi (nikzi)
'erigitur'
6.3.-nóksta, nókia,
nokti 'mātūrō'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* nócodos
nūdus
nocht
* nōdos
nōdus
naidm 'nexus'
* noibhos
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
nackt
2b1.noid/noeth
2b2.-noyth
2b3.-noaz
3a2-nacod, naked
3a3.-nökkviðr,
nakuþer
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
gumnos <Hes
lumnos <numnos
(*o > u propter
Cowgill's legem)
mana5.5.neku-manza
naqaÞs
<*negu‑no‑nt‑
5.6.-naiba 'pulcher,
bonus'
3a1, 3a2.-nēn
éc 'mors'
perniciēs
* nom
nagná-
náti 'rēte'
nullus
noceō, nex,
nequālia,
6.-familia slava
orientālis
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* nōinos
* nokejō
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no- (part uacua)
* nōmn̥
nōmen
ainm n<*ṇmṇ / *ṇmen
* nōmnājō
nominō
2b1.-angeu 'id'
2b2.-ancow 'id'
nekus, nekron
'cadauer'; nekas
2b3.-negein
'necō'
naśyati, naśati 'id';
nasu 'cadauer'
5.3.-nasyeiti
'pereō'
nūnám
LUW.-nanun 'nunc'
<< nom nē
* nomr̥
numerus
* noqterinós
nocturnus
* noqtis
nox (noctis)
2b1.-anu pl enuein
2b2.-hanow
2b3.-hano
namo, Name
3a2.-nama, name
namnan, nennen
3a2.-nefna
nós <*nomso-?
'consuetūdō'
namo
namnjan
<*nomnjo/e
onoma; -onumos
4.2.-enuma
nā́ mā
5.4.-anun
5.5.-lāman<*H3neHu3mn
imę <*ṇmṇ/*ṇmen
6.9.-emnes,
emmens
5.5.-lammar
'mensura quaedam
temporis'
nuoma 'usufrucus,
beneficium'
onomainw
<*H3nH3mṇjō
2b1.-naws
<*nomso-/gnōtis?
2b3.-neuz ? 'id'
nukterinos
in-nocht 'hac nocte'
2b1.-henoeth
2b2.-nos
2b3.-noz
naht, nacht
3a2.-naht, night
3a3.-natt, nott
nahts
nux (nuktos) (*o >
u propter Cowgill's
legem)
nákti-s
5.5.-nekuz
noštь, ночь
'nocturnus',
6.3.-naktìs
nekuzzi 'uesperascit'
<< nosejō
núne, naunae
<*n∂wenjo-
* nōunā
<< n̥probhwos
* n̥qijētós
2b1.-newyn
<*nəwenyo2b2.-nown
2b3.-naoun
<*nəweno-?
nōt, Not
3a2.-nēad, nīed,
need
nauþs <*nouti'necessitās';
naus 'cadauer',
nawis <*nowis
'mortuus'
inquiētus
* n̥serós
noster
nožda 'necessitās'
ToA.-nut-, ToB nautnavь 'cadauer'
'pereō'; on(u)waññe
<*nōwis
<**ṇnhawṇyo6.3.-nõvyti 'mactō';
'immortālis'
nōwe 'lētum'
5.3.-a-šāta- 'tristis'
unser
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
aor <*H2n̥sr̥
/H2nsor
ensis
ásyati 'iacit'
astram 'missīle'
PAL.-hašīran 'sīca'
<< n̥sloimis
uns <*uṇswe
3a2.-us
* n̥sme
uns <*uṇswe
hmeis, hmeas
4.2.-amme
4.3.-ame
asmān
5.3.ahma
5.5.-anzāš
<< n̥swodhros
nunc <numke;
* nū
3a1.-a2, a3.-nū
num; etiamnum;
nū-per; nu-diūs
* num
* numki
num
nunc
ainb (ainfed);
noídiu <*newidwōs
'infans'
* n̥widis
* obhi
* óbrusjā
3a1.-nūn;
noch 'adhuc'
unwizzi <*-di̯ o'ignorantia'
3a2.-unwita
ob- (cf. epi), ob
portum (XIIT)
obrussa <gr.
2b1.-euod 'uormes'
2b3.-rogedou
'orgiis'
* ochis
egala 'hirūdō'
* odáugjai
* odējō
odor, odefaciō,
ol(e)faciō, oleō
3a3.-os<ōdso
'odor'
etar 'margīō,
uallum'
3a2.-supti'uallum'
3a2.-atol 'dīrus'
3a3.-atall 'id'
* odhrom
* odjō (ōda)
<<
<<
*
<<
*
ōdi, odium
ōdjom
odós
oghlejō
oghlos
ogmos
3a2.-eglian, ail
nu (nū?); naúh
'adhuc' *nu-kwe
nú, nū́, nūnám;
nūtana
nu, nun
ToA.-un, B no 'sed' 5.3.-nū(m), nūram
5.5.-kinun
<*nūnoi
6.4.-nu
nun
6.3.-nun, nūm
shmeron<*kyāmeron
5.5.-kinun
ToB.-nonk 'tamen'
Hom. nhis
unwits; unwiti <*avidyá
<*newids;
di̯ o- 'ignorantia'
5.5.-awiti 'leō'
Aidhs 'Hadēs'
bi 'ad, circum' (cf.
abhi 'ad'
obь, оbъ 'circum'
ambhí)
5.4.-abiy
obruza
huprushi 'turārium'
áhi-s 'serpens'
ofis 'serpens'
5.3.-ažiecis 'uipera'
5.4.-iž
atochta 'malum'
odussasqai 'furere' 5.5.-hatugatar 'terror'
(Crim)
6.3.-úodžiu, úosti
ozw<odiw; odmh,
ALB.-amë 'odor'
6.4.-uožu,
osmh 'odor'; euodhs
uost
ostrimon 'stabulum,
claustrum'
odus- <odud-
odrъ 'lectus'
odrina
'stabulum'
5.4.-ateam <*H3d
-hatuka 'dīrus'
oclew
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6.3.-nù, nūnaĩ
ájma-ḥ 'meātus'
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aemidus
eiz 'tumor'
cf. lat. ōmen, nisī
oeth
w
<*ok smen
2b1.-'periuria'
anutonou/anudon
eid, Eid
3a2.-að, āþ
3a3.-eiðr
aiþs
einac
3a2.-ānga
3a3.-einga
ūnicus
ūnus, oinos
óin, oen
2b1-2b2.-un
2b3.-unan
ainaha
ains
<*okwsmen
* oiwos
ūua
6.3.-eigà 'cursus'
6.3.- eismẽ
inokъ
oinos, oinh
inъ 'ūnus, alius'
6.3.-víenas
ēnam 'eum'
6.9.-ainawārst
oihion, oiax
oios 'talis'
cf. lat. ōmen, nisī
edro, jadro 'sinus;
uēlum, nāuis'; jadъ
'virus' <oidos,
jedro 'celer,
robustus'; jadro
'nucleus, testic.'
6.8. jàditi 'uexāre'
6.3.-aindinti 'excitō'
'semel, pariter cum'
3a2, a3.-ār <*airō
propter FIN airō
ūtor; oisi <*oitsi
(Duenos)
6.-familia slava
cf. одновременный
* oiso, oisā, oisod
* oitos
5.5.-egdu, igdu'crus' <*eigh5.5.-hai 'confīdō,
crēdō'; enant
'domitus'
ḗma
ūniuersus, arc.
oinuors(ei)
(BACC)
* oisjā
* oitmi
oiomai 'crēdō'
ainhmi, ainew
'uoueō'; ainos
oimos
* óinokos
* oinowr̥stós
oidaw, oidew;
oidos; oidipous
'tumidipedis'
indra- 'robustus':
Indra 'deus pluuiae';
indu ? 'gutta'
5.4.aitnum<oidnumi;
aitumn 'tumor'; ait
'maxilla'
oicomoi; icnos
'uestigium'
* oimos
* oinos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* oighai
* ōimi
4.-familia graeca
úíttiuf<*-iōns
'ūsus'
oisomai <*H3eits'feram'
oeth
iva-, éo
2b1.-'periuria'
anutonou/anudon
eid, Eid
3a2.-að, āþ
3a3.-eiðr
ivo- 2b1-ywen
2b2.-hivin
2b3.-ivin
īiwa, īwe, Eibe; īgo
3a2.-īw; īh,
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3a3.-yr
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oiomai 'crēdō'
ainhmi, ainew 'uoueō'
oih, oh, oa
5.5.-hissa- 'tēmō
currūs'
oje
6.3.-íelekstis, íena
esa-h 'iste'
Luw.-hizza(i)
<*H3eits5.5.-hai 'confīdō,
crēdō'; enant
'domitus'
eta 'uarius, rūber,
iva
uulpēs'
5.4.6.3.-ievà
aigi<óiwiyā 'uīnum'
6.4.-iẽva
5.5.-e(y)a(n)- ?
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occidentālis
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orientālis
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ahta 'attentiō';
achten 'considerō'
3a2.-eaht
'existimātiō'
* okējō
* óketā
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2b3.-oged
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'arbitror'; ahma
'spiritus'; ahaks
'columba'
1b2.-ukar, ocar
ochair
* oktṓdkm̥ta
* ōkúpteros
* ōkús
aśrí-, ásriaṣṭā́daśa
5.3.-aštādasa
aṣṭā́daśama-
octingentesimus
octingentī <*octōkm̥t-
oktakosioi
octō
ocht
2b1.-wyth
2b2.-eath
2b3.-eiz
aht, acht
3a2.eahta, eight
3a3.-ātta
ahtau
octāuus
octogesimus
ochtmogo
3a2.-ahtodoch
ahtautehund
ogdohkonta
wkupeths
accipiter
ōcior 'uelocior';
accipiter,
2b1.-dioc 'piger'
2b2.-dioc 'piger'
2b3.-'diek' lentus'
acipedius, aquila
i
wkus
elli(i)on 'ardor a.'
3a2.-ellen 'id';
ǽlan 'ūrō', ǽled
áel, aol :'calx uiua'
1b2,-uretu imp.
adoleō, adolescō,
<*HoHi2o(dh)l-?
<olētōd? nisī cum
altāre
alad ? 'uariātus' >
lat. ūritō
2a2.-aladh 'tructa'
aboleō
aṣṭā́ , aṣṭā́ u
5.3.-ašta
5.4.-ut`, uth
osmь
6.3.-aštuoni
aśītitamá
octōgintā
* olējō
oktw
ogdoos
<HºH 3ku-H2wi-lā;
* olejō
osetь
6.9.-aketes
akris, okris
2b1.-ochr
ahtozëhan
3a2.-eahtatīene
* oktōu
* oktowós
* oktṓdkm̥təṃos
OSS.-adæg 'sulcus'
5.5.-akkata?
wkinos
ocris, mediocris
<< óktōdekəmos
* octōkm̥tṓs
6.-familia slava
oknos 'dubium';
oknew 'dubitō'
egida
3a2.-egeðe
* óktōdekm̥
<< octōkm̥témtəmos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
aha 'sensus,
<< ōkinós
* okris
4.-familia graeca
'ignis' <*HoHi2o(dh)l-?
3a3.-ala 'ardēre'
aljan 'ardor animī'
(cf. alacer ?)
alabh anqrakes
(Hes.)
ALB.-alle ? 'rubor'
ollumi <*olnumi,
olekw 'deleō';
oulos <*H3elH1u
1b2.-ondu, holtu
'prosternito'
'fūnestus'
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ToB.-oktuk
5.3.-astāitī-
я́стреб, iastrebъ;
suff. lat. columba,
palumbēs, gr.
elafos
āśupátvan-
āśú-
5.3.āsu-
alātam 'ignis, carbō'
5.5.-hallanna-,
hallanniya 'calcō,
paviō'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ologinon ozwdes
(Hes)
katalogon murton
5.5.-alkista(n)'rāmus'
loza 'pampinus'
ToB.-äl 'integer,
adultus'?
5.4.-olj
alkh <gmc.
ṛśa-ḥ ṛ́śya-ḥ
orientālis
* olgjā
лони́ 'annō
praeteritō' (arc.)
* ōlim
* oljoi oljāi olja
* olkis
uile <*oljoalcēs <gmc.
* olmos
* ōlnā
2b1.-(h)oll<*(s)olno2b2, 2b3.-holl
lem <*H1lmo-
ulmus
Limo-, Lemo2b1.-llwyf
2b1.-elin 'ulna'
uile (uilen), (dat. pl.
2b2.-elin <*olēnā
uilneib) <*olēn2b3.-ilin <*olēno-
ulna <*olana
al(l) 'id' pl. alle
3a2.-eal(l) 'id'
ëlho, Elch <*olkis
3a2.-eolh, elk
elmboum , Ulme
3a2.-elm
elina
3a2.eln(boga) <*olenā
3a3.-alen
alls 'omnis' <*olno-
losь <*olkis
ílim < germ.
aleina
wlenh, wlhn
(wlenos) <*eH3lalax·phcus
(Hes) <*ºH3l-
lanita <*olnita
áratni-ḥ
'maxilla'
5.3.-ar∂qna, frārāqnilakъtъ, lókotь
5.4.-uln <ōlnā
6.3.-alkúne,
5.5.-haliya 'genufl.'
úolektis
<< ólteros
<< óltm̥os
* oltrōd
uls; ultrō, ultra;
ulterius; ultimus,
olle; ollī; ollīc, ōlim
* olwā
últiumam
'ultimam'
1b2.-ulo, ulu 'illō,
illuc'
oll 'amplus'
ind-oll 'ultra'
all 'omnis' <*olno3a2.-eall 'omnis'
old- 'quam'
oll-athair 'Dagdae'
3a3.-al-foðr
'Wodan'
3a3.-ulka 'ronna,
situs'
ulua, alga
* omos
om 'crūdus';
um(a)e 'rudus'
* ōmós
* omsos
(h)umerus
1b2.-onse
* onbhlos
umbilicus
Umbrī ?
2b1.-of 'id'; efydd
'aes'
alls 'omnis'
ala-mans 'germanī'
emis (emsig)
'strēnuus'
3a3.-ama 'pestis'
omnumi; ania
'tormentum'
<amiFa ?
3a3.āma 'erysipelas'
wmos 'crūdus'
ams
imlecan
naba, nabalo
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wmos
omfalos
par-āri 'tertiō
praeteritō annō' (cf.
cf. lani, лони́ (arc.)
'annō/aestate
olitana, olitinata)
praeteritīs'
rjīṣá́-h 'lubricus,
adhaesīuus'̣
6.3.-álksna
<*olgsnā ? 'lāma'
ámah 'uiolentus'
ámīti 'confirmat'
āmáyati 'nocet' 5.3.ama- 'potentia'
amáyanā 'damnum'
āmá- 'crūdus'
5.4.-hum
'crud(ēlis)'
ámsah
5.4.-us, ows
5.5.anassa 'dorsum'?
nābhih
5.4.-aniw 'rota'
6.4.-naba
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occidentālis
inga, ingen
<*ṇghwīnā
2a3.-ionga
* onchis
unguis
* oncn̥
unguen
1b2.-umen
* oncō
unguō
1b2.-umtu
'unguito'
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orientālis
2b1.-eguin/ewin
occidentālis
2b2.-euuin
2b3.-iuin
2b1.-ymenyn
2b2.-amen-en
2b3.-aman(n)
4.-familia graeca
ond, onn (uinde)
on 'uerecundia';
anim 'mendum':
antair 'maculātur'
* onējō
nakhah, nakhám
onux (onucos) ( *o
<*naghukám?
> u propter
Cowgill's legem)
5.5.-sanku(wa)i-
ancho 'butyrī
unguen'
ājyam 'grassa
sacrificiī'
anamou, anaf 'id'
2b3.-anaff
'mendum'
onomai,
onossasqai
* ónerjos
onar, oneiros
* onghlos
ungula
nagal, Nagel
andar
3a2.-other
* onjos
anthar
3a3.-annarr
* onkājō
uncō, -āre
ong 'uf'' ennach
'coru.'
2b1.-och 'gemitus'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
nagal, Nagel
3a2.-nægl, nail
3a3l.-nagl
* oncōl
* ondos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
Unke 'rāna'
noguti
6.3.-nâgas
6.9.-anctan, ancte
'butyrum'
anakti
5.4.- aucanem
áŋgāra5.4.-acul, acowl
5.6.-angišt
ádri5.3.-nad∂ntō
'uituperāns'
5.5.-hanna- 'iudicō'
5.4.-anurj <*H3nōrio-
ǫglь, у́голь <*onglis
6.3.-anglìs
ALB.-âderre
ánghrih
anya-; ántara5.3.-anya-, ainya-
6.3.-añt(a)ras
6.5.-wutory
5.6.-aniya-
6.7.-úterý
jaču, jačati 'suspirō'
ogkaomai
<< onkos
* onkos
* onos
ogkos 'molēs'
ania 'tormentum'
4.2.-onia ??
onus (oneris)
ander-
* ónteros
3a2.-ōþer
aften
3a2.-æftan, after
3a3-aptan
* ópitjos
* opjō
praedotiont -t<pufteis 'optātī';
(Festos)
1b2.-upetu
'praeoptant';
'optātō', opeter
opīnor, optiō,
'lēctī'
optō; necopīnus
anþar
aftaro, aftuma,
aftumists
áṁśa-ḥ
5.4.hunjk 'messis'
ánah
5.5.-an(n)iya- 'efficiō'
SORB.-wutory
ántara-,
opissw, opisw
'postea'
6.3.- añtaras
ápatya 'prōlēs'
5.5.-appizzi(ya)za-(j)apъ
'suppositus';
ne-vъz-apьnъ
'necopīnus'
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ápnas-
* opnā
ops, opulentus
<*opunentus?
* opnis
omnis
* ópopā
ompnh 'alimentum'; 5.3.-afnahvant 'diues'
afenos??
5.5.-happinant
'opulentus'
3a3.-efni 'materiēs'
umbn[….]
<*af/bnija-
wituhopfo,
Wiedeh.
3a2.-widohoppa
upupa
upsannam
* opos
uoben, üben
'operandam';
opus, operō, ops,
somme ?
upsatuh sent 'factī
omnis<*op-nis;
Opulentus; domme
sunt'; upsed 'fēcit',
officium<*opídhēk
'pauper' <*dus-opupsens 'fēcērunt';
yom
smyo2b2.-osatu
'facitō'
'exerceō'
3a2.-efnan 'faciō';
3a3.-efna 'faciō';
afi 'pater, auus'
afr- 'fortis'
6.4.-puppukis
6.6.-hupek
epoy
aba (abins)
'marītus, pater
familias ' <*opon/opn-; abrs 'fortis'
<*oprós
ompnh 'alimentum'
apas
5.3.-āpas
5.5.-happar
'transactiō'
<< opos esti
<< ops
* oqō
cf. lat. ōmen?
opwpa, oyomai
osse (du.)
wpa (ac. Sing.)
* oqos
* ōrā
oculus
enech 'uultus'
ōra; ārea?
ōrō
urust 'ōrāuerit'
* orbhis
orbis, orbita
1b2.-urfeta 'orbita'
orpe, orb(b)e,
orbae; com-arbus
'hereditās'
com-arpe/arbae
* orbhos
orbus
enwph, proswpon
'uultus'
4.4.oktallos
oros, orFos, Hom.
ouros (asp.
explicanda *ser
commixtā); era?
or?
* ōrājō
* orbhjom
2b3.-enep 'id'
'hērēs' ; erbaid
'committit'
erfutnon diskos ,
apo Ludwn (Hsq).
Orbius, orbaniacus arbi, erbi, Erbe
2b1.-Urb-gen/urien
3a2.-ierfe 'id'
Orbogenos
Arbeit 'labōr'
3a3.-arfi, arfa
2b1.- Urbagen,
Urbgen, Urien
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5.3.-aibii-āxšaiiaáksi (aksnáh), áksī;
ánīkam, prátīkam
'uultus'
5.3.-aši (du.)
5.4.-akn (akan), pl.
ač̣-k`
āre, ārāt 'procul'
5.5-arha 'terminus';
arahziya/zena(nt)
6.6.-obaczyć
oko (ocese), ochi
6.3.-akì
6.3.-óras 'aer'; iš
óro 'extra'
'foraneus'
5.5.-ariya- 'orāculum
consultārī'
5.5.-harp 'permūtō'
tok A, B yerpe
arbja;
RUNarƀija 'exsequiae'
arbja <*orbhjo'hērēditās'; arbeiþs
<*orbho-itis 'labōr'
arbha 'paulus'
orfanos
5.4.-orb (orboy)
5.5.-harp 'permūtō'
rabъ 'seruus'
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2.-familia celtica
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orientālis
2b1.-2b2.-ord
occidentālis
5.4.-harkanem
'tundō, frangō'
TOK A.-arkämn-,
5.5.-hark(iya) 'pereō',
B erkau 'necropolis'
caus. harkanu,
harnink
5.3.-∂r∂zi 'ōua,
orcis 'testiculus'
scrōtum' (ø)
<H3orghi-;
enorcos, enorchs 5.4.-orji-k 'oua'
'testiculātus'
5.5.-arki-
* orghós
3a3.-argr
'ēmollītus'
* ormos
arms
3a2.-earm 'miser'
* oros
* ortus
orceomai 'tripudiō'
6.3.-aržùs
'lascīuus', er̃žilas
'mas'
orj 'mas'
6.3.-aržùs 'ardens'
5.4.-ol-ormim
'misereor'
5.5.-arma(n), irma(n)
'morbus'
CELTIB.-eniorosei
oros
ortus
5.5.-hartu 'prōlēs'
oros 'mons'
* orús
ōs (ōris), cōram,
aurīga, ōreae,
ōsculum
6.-familia slava
5.4.-urn <*ōrdhṃ
uirgge, uirge
'testiculus' (*orghjā)
* orghis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
2b3.-horz
orge 'occide'
orcaid >oirggid
Orgetorīx;
'necat'; orcun
2b1.-orn 'nex
<*orgenā; orn
2b3.-treorgam
'nex'; orgiat 'caesar'
'forō'
* orgājō
* ōs
4.-familia graeca
r̥ṣvá5.5.aru; harsi 'pinguis
pānis'; harsar 'caput'
ā́s- (sás)
5.3.-āh5.5.-ais (issas
á
<*i
6.3.-ústa(s) 'bucca
flūminis'
w
+ HH sos)
w
adga <*odsg o* osdcos
odb
2b1.-oddf
osfus
<*osdgwo-
5.5.-hasduer 'rāmāle'
<*H3estH1-gwer-?
5.6.-'zg, azg 'rāmus'
ast
* osdos
* osēn
anōna
3a2.-ōst
ar(e)m, Ernte
3a2.-asna
'salārius'; earn
asc
3a2.-æsc
ēorna ? <*esornyā
'hordeum'
* oskos
* ósonos
ornus
huinnius
2a3.-fuinnseog
2b1-2b2.-onn-en
2b3.-ounn-en
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asans 'segēs,
aestās'; asneis
'operārius'
ozos
5.4.-ost
5.5.-hasduēr
5.5.opwra <*op-óh∂rā; 5.4.-ashun
Wriwn
zena, zenant ?
oxuh 'hasta'; oxunh
'fagus'
5.4.-hac'i
jesenь, ósenь
'autumnus'
6.9.-assanis
ALB.-ah
6.3.-úosis
6.4.-uôsis
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
ásthi (asthnáh)
* ostis
os (ossis),
ossum, ossua
* ōsmi
ōstium
* ōstjom
ōstium
asna, easna, esna 2b1.-assen 'id'
<*astonyo- 'costa'; 2b2.-asow; esel 'id'
asil 'membrum'
2b3.-ezel 'id'
osteon
* oudn̥
* ougros
* ousis
oudas (oudeos)
uafer?,
au[c]tumnus ?
oman 'frigor'
(<oum∂n)
5.3.aota; aodar 'frigor'
oer
ous <*H3oHw3s-,
w
au, ó (aue)
auris <*H3ºH 3s-
* ṓw(ij)om
* owājō
úar; ócht 'frigor'
(<ougtu-)
og (pl.ugai)
ōuum
2a3.-ubh (uibhe)
Su-ausia
2b1.-wy<ówiyom
2b2.-uy/oy
2b3.-ui pl. Uiou
ausō (ausins)
ei
3a3.-egg
ouō, -āre
5.3.-uši<H3H3wºs 2
ws <*H3eH 3s-,
ouatos (Hom.)
5.4.-unkn <*usonkom
won
'castrātus'
5.4.-ju <*(y)ōyo-
w
5.5.-ehur <*HeHw5.3.-ap-āvaya-?
6.3.-áušti 'frigēscō'
(*augsketi?);
6.4.-aũksts
'frigidus'
uxo (ušese)
6.3.-ausìs
ajьce
euazw
* owikā́
2b1.- ewig
2b2.-euhic 'cerua'
* owis
2b1.- ewig
2b2.-euhic 'cerua'
ouis
5.3.-ast5.4.oskr<*osthwer ?
5.5.-hastāi5.5.-has(s), ha-as-zi
ósthah 'labrum'
usta 'bucca'
5.3.-aost(r)a 'labra'
ustina 'labium'
5.4.-getin <*H1weden5.5.-utne, udne
1b1.-uuef, oui
oi
ovьcь
avikā́
ouwi, ou
3a2.aweþi 'grex';
ēowu, ēowe, ewe;
awistr 'ouīle'
ēowestre 'id'
oia
ToB.-āu, *eye
6.6.owca
ávi-, avika-, avikā́
5.4.-hoviw 'pastōr'
5.5.-hawiLYC.-xawã
ovinъ 'ariēs'
ovьca 'capra'
6.3.-avis
5.3.-aoqr∂m 'calceus'
* owō
* pəgtós
* pəgrós
ind-uō, ex-uō, ex1b2.-an-ouihimu
uuiae, sub-ūcula
'induitor'
, indūtilis
5.4.-aganim 'induō'
5.4.-awd 'calceus'
5.5.unuwasha 'ornātus'
fuan<upo-ownom ?
'falda'
pactus
pignus -oris
ob-uti, обуть
'calceor'
6.3.aũti 'calceor'
phktos
3a1, 3a2.-fora
'antea'
* pəra
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para
pajrá- 'solidus'
purā 'antea'
2b1.-para 'antea'
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pariō, reperiō,
pars, imperō
Parca<párika
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
pestu, peperscust,
pepescus <*perske/o- 'pōnō'
occidentālis
* pətējō
pat[ít?] `patet',
patensíns
`panderent'
2a4.-aitheamh
'fūnis'
* pətēr
pater
pater, dat. paterei
1b2.-iupater
athir
<< pəterā́
patera
<< pətjai
* pətrjā
patior
patria
patrius, patruus;
proprius<propatrius
fater
3a2.-fæder
3a3.-faðir
Ateronius
aithre 'paternitās'
* pādhlom
6.-familia slava
pṛthuka- 'uitulus;
pulmentum cum
risso'
5.4.-ort 'uitulus'
faÞa 'uallum'
pitnw, petannumi;
petasos, ; patanh
'patera'
fadar
pathr
poritь 'pinguescō';
za-prъtъkъ 'ouum
sine cortice'
6.3.-periù,peréti
'alō'
5.3.-paqana 'amplus'
5.5.- pattar, dat.
6.3.-petỹs 'umerus'
paddani 'tabula (?)'
5.1, 5.3.-pitár5.4.-hair, hayr
5.5.-Gipattar 'corbis'
patrh, patra
fetiro, fatirro,
fatureo, Vetter
fetiro, fatirro,
fatureo, Vetter
3a2.fædera
aithre
patruus
patrios, patruios
pitṛvya
5.3.-. tūirya-
patrws <*pǝtrōus;
patruios 'uitricus'
pítṛvya5.3.-tūirya
5.4.-yauray 'uitricus'
pjáuju, pjáuti
'secō'; pjúklas
urfūrian
putō, depuuere,
pudet
'concundō'
3a2.-āfyran 'id'
pābulum
* pagos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
puráḥ; puraḥ-sthita'praestans'; 'purōparos 'pridem';
presbus/gus 'uetus' gavá- 'dux'
5.3.-parō
páttra- 'et āla'
patara (Lyc.)
paueō, pauiō,
* pəwējō
porein 'praebeō'
peprwtai
'uaticinātum est'
poris, portax,
portis 'uitulus'
Frist 'terminus'
3a2-first
'primus'
fuodar, Fuder
'onus' 3a2.-fæðm,
2b1.-etem, edau 'id'
fathom 'fūnis';
fōðor 'onus'
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
passer
pateō, pandō,
patera
* pətrujós
orientālis
arsaid, arsid 'vetus'
* pəstrom
* pətrjos
3.-familia germanica
verse, Färse
eiwrou/eiwrai,
'uitulus'
ieouru <*pe-porH3-u,
3a2.-ferarr, farrow,
2b1.-erthyl 'abortus'
heahfore, heifer
'Propertiī'; perstu,
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'dominium'
3a2.-fæc
'interuallum'
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'secūr.'
6.4.-pĺaũt 'metō'
5.3.-pāqra-vant'protector'
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* pakō
pax (pācis), pācō
-āre
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<*pank 'captīvō', Fach
3a2.-fōn <*pāk 'id'
3a3.-fā 'id'
'propitius, plācātus'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
pāśáyati; pā́śá-
faahan-, fangen
antepacto?'
1b2.-pasa
'causā'; pacri-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
fāhan 'captīvō'
passalos
<*pákjalos 'clāuus'
'pedica'
5.3.-ava paśāt
'concatēnet'; fš∂biš
'cum pedicīs'
<< paks
* pālājō
palatium
* pálejā
palea
LUS.-trebopala
'protector pagī'
(Cabeço das
fraguas)
pālayati
* pálowos
* palpājō
pelitnos 'liuidus'
fuolen, fehlen
3a2.fælan, feel
palpo(r), palpitō,
palpebrae
* pandos
<< panknos
pandus, pandō -ā
pānus, pānīcum,
pantex
* pannos
pannus
* pāpeljos
pāpiliō -ōnis
vīvalter, (Fei)falter
3a2.-fīfoldara
papula, papilla
buoben 'tetae'
3a2.-pappe, pap
'id'
* pareikā
Parcae
(=ueneficae)
* pārējō
pāreō
* parkō
parcō
6.3.-pelai
bembix 'turbō'
bubulja ` 'gutta'
6.3.-bamba
'umbilicus'
bimba-ḥ 'puer'
pampaũ, pam̃pti
'tumescō'
3a3.-fattr<fanta
* pankō
* paplā
pleva
pallw 'agitō'
3a3.-fimbul-,
'pipula metallī'
* pámponos
palā́va- <*po/elHo/ēw-oparusa
počiti se 'inflāri'
pogvica `globulus'
fano, Fahne
3a2.-fana
an-art ? 'pannus līnī'
fana
phnos, phne 'textus'
phnizomai 'texō'
*pepelūšьkā,
*popelūšьkā
6.3.-papelučkà
pippala 'ficus'
pipluh 'macula
corporis'
5.3.-pairikā
5.6.-parīk
a(i)rech
peparein
pepareusimon
safes (Hes.)
6.3.-papas 'papilla'
5.5.-para-
airc 'angustia';
aircur 'pressiō'
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sperk, sperch,
2b2.-frau<spr
2b3.-frao
Sperling
3a3-spearwa,
sparrow
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
sparwa
yar 'sturnus'
скворе́ц <spar- ?
fōdjan
4.3.-pania;
pateomai 'edō et
bibō'; apastos
'sine cibō'
5.4.-hauran<pā-tro
'grex'
LUV pa´d-du *peH2
TOK.-A pās-, B
pāsk- 'protegō'
ALB.-pashë 'uīdī
5.4.-hayim 'uideō'
5.5.-pahs- 'protegō'
pasǫ, pasti 'pāscō'
<< pasknis
* pāskō
pascō, pābulum
<pādhlom, pānis
* pāsmi
pāreō
* pāsós
pāricida < pāsokaida
ain-chess 'pānis
corbis';
ás(a)id 'crēscit'
2b1.-pawr<pāro
'pābulum'; pori
2b3.-peuriff 'pascō'
phos,
4.3.-paos
fest
3a2.- fæst
3a3.-fastr
* pastos
* pāstus
* pau
fuotar,Futter;fuoten
3a2.fōðor; fēdan
3a3.- fōðr; føða,
pastya 'residentia'
5.4.-hast 'fixus'
pastva <*two- 'grex'
pastvina 'pastus'
pastus
paucus,
paul(l)us, paruus
<*pauro-
fao, fō;
3a2.-fēa, few
3a3.-fār
fawai
pauros
fula, 'pullus'
pwlos 'pullus'
<< paukos
* paulos
* pāwr̥
paulus
pūrigō <*pūr-agō aasaí purasiaí 'in
nisī *pūro-agō: cf. ārā igniāriā' 1b2.fūmigō?
* pedjō
Caldae
ur (Botorrita A 10)
2b1.-ur-ael
'asbestīnum' <air.?
cf. peius, pessum
* pedjṓs
* pedlom
* pedom
pir, ac. purome
úr .i. tiene O'Clery
Glossar. Hapax;
Abrám de úr na
peius
folo, fulī(n), Füllen
3a2.-fola 'id'
<pulyofiur, Feuer, funko,
Funke 'scintella'
3a2.-fýr, fire
fōn *puōn (funins)
pur (puros)
(u longa)
3a3.-furr, fyrr
gifezzan
3a2.-(ge)fetan
3a2.-bad
pedilon
peda (Festus)
'uestigium';
oppidum
perum 'solum'
ed 'spatium'; ined,
inad <*enipedo'locus'
3a3.-toft
'pauimentum'
pedon 'solum';
dapedon 'pauim.'
5.4.-ul 'capra'
ALB.-pelë, pēlë
<pōulos; am-ul
<pōlā 'equa'
'sterilis'
5.4.-hur (hroy); hn-oc̣
6.7.-pyr(i) 'fauilla'
'furnus' (*pūn-)
TOK.-A por, В
5.5.-pahhuwar, dt.
puwā̆r, pwār
pahhu(e)ni
padyate, pf. papāda padǫ, паду́, пасть,
5.3.-paidiia- 'ineō'
па́дать
5.6.-bad
patalla 'soccus'
padá 'locus,
uestigium, passus'
6.3.-pédà 'passus';
5.4.-het 'uestigium'
pãdas 'solea'
5.5.-peda'locus'
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pach(a) 'axilla,
* pegtos
ucht <*pogtus
(ochta) dat. pl.
ochtaib
pectus
pákṣa 'umerus, āla';
pákṣas 'latus'
feizzit, fett (part.p.)
3a2.fæted, fat
* peidō
pidax (fons)
ing.'
6.3.-paksis
'angulus domii'
pétva 'ueruex'
6.4.- pìsa, pīse
'arbustētum'
píśuna- 'maleficus,
carinātor';
piśācá'daemonium' <*peik
6.3.-peikiù, peĩkti
'carinō', pìktas
'malus', paĩkas
'stultus'
feihhan
'maleficentia';
* peigō
piget, piger
* peikā
pīca
* peikō
pingō<*pingō /
pinknō ?
<< peikos
* peiks
peico 'pīcum'
2b1.-gor-uk <*ūk-e
<*(φi-)φoik-e 'fēcit'
pix
* peimis
* peitus
fēhida, Fehde
'inimicit.' <*peik
3a2.-fācen
'falsiō'; fah, foe
'inimicus'
3a3.-feikn 'ruīna'
speh(t), Specht
vī(g), vīhe ? 'palūs'
filufaihs 'uarius'
poikilos
<*poikilos
(propter lēgem
Wheeleris) 'uarius'
peśalá'pulcher, grātus'
5.3.-paēsō 'idem'
5.6.-ni-pith 'scrībō'
'forma, color';
pisu 'scrībō'
pьstrъ 'uarius'
6.3.-paĩsinti
'fuligine mancillāre'
pьkьlъ, pьcьlъ
pitta, pissa
fimmelen,fimmeren
3a2.-fimble,
fumble 'palpō'
éim
pītuīta, pīnus
<peitsnos
feeh
3a2.-fáh 'uarius'
pika
pimśáti 'ornat',
pinkte 'pingit', péśah
3a3.-fimr; orð-fimi
'uerbōrum
eloquentia'
íth 'sebum'; íath
<*PCelt. fētu'pratum, territorium'
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pīyati 'insultat'; pīyu,
patior (a partic.
pətos);
paeminōsus,
pēminōsus;
pēnūria; paene,
pēne; paenitet?
fiēn 'ōdisse';fiant,
Feind 'inimīcus'
fion 'ōdī'
* pekō
fahs 'caesariēs'
3a2.-feax 'id'; fair
áil? 'amoenus'
'idoneus' 3a3.fær 'agnus'
faian 'puniō'; fijan
'ōdī'
ga-fahrian
'praeparō'; fagrs
'idoneus'
pīyaru 'insultans';
pāpa 'malum';
phma 'damnum';
pāman 'aegrotās
phros 'caecus';
4.3.-paros 'caecus' pellis' 5.3.-pāman
'id'
5.4.-hivand
'aeger'
pekw 'pectō';
pakṣ-man- 'cesariēs'
pokos 'uellus'
5.3.-pašna- 'cilium'
ToB.-päk 'pectinō,
5.4.-asr 'uellus'
tondeō'
6.3.-pešù, pešti;
púošiu (*pōkēi̯ō),
púošti 'ornō'
pešù, pèšti
'dispectō'
<< pektēn
* pektō
pectō, pecten
* peku
pecu, pecus
* peldō
pellō; pultō;
ōpiliō; appellō āre
1b2.-pequo
'pecua'
1b2.-arpeltu
'appellitō',
ampentu <*anfipelnatōd,
VEN.-poltos
fut. eblaid <*pipl̥Hseti
'aget'; ad·ella
'uisitat; adall
'uisitātiō'; do·aidlea
'uenit'
falzan 'collocō';
falcit 3s.; anevalz
'incūs' Filz
3a2.-felt 'textus'
el(h)wyf 'eam'
2b3.-yel, yal
'īre'*<pel-as
olca 'terra ueruactī'
>f. ouche, e.huelga
* pelkō
* pelnis
3a1, a2.-fehtan
pektw; kteis
'id',
3a2.(ktenos) 'pecten'
<*pktenfeohtan 'plectō'
fihu <*fexu 3a2.4.8.-po-ku-te-ro (c.
faihu 'patrimonium'
gonu, doru lat. genu)
fee? 'pretium'
1b2.-petenata
'pectinatam'
felga 't. ueru.'
3a2.-fealg, fallow
fel, Fell
3a2.-fell, film
pellis, palea,
palear palla
ungifolgan
'inflexus'
fel, Fell
3a2.-fell, film
* pelsā
* pelu
West-falen, Ostfalen, Feld 'ager'
3a3.-fjol 'tabula'
palam
all
plūs, plūres
GALL.-Palas de Rei
(h)il 'multī'
felis, Fels
filu
* pelupoikos
3a3.-fjǫl-
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'solea'; cf. pelth
6.3.-pekus (k!)
polosá 'ārea'
paṭa(la)
5.5.- pelena pélьka; cf.
palahsaplatьno 'inteus'
plenъ, polōn
pwlein 'uendere';
polh 'uēnum'
3a3.-falr 'id'
<pēlyo
* pelom
páṣu, páṣus
5.4.-asr <*pokur
pelas 'prope',
pelazw, pilnamai
'appropinquō'
fāli, feil 'ad uēnum'
* pelō
5.6.-pašm 'lāna'
'praeda'
6.3.-pelnas 'salār.'
phálakam 'tabula et
pol 'solum', pole
fructus'
5.4.ALB.-shpall 'aperiō'
'ager', polъ <*polos
hоɫ (hоɫоу) 'ager' 5.5.'patens, cauus'
palhi- 'amplus'
pāsī <pelṣiH2
pella
purú<*pḷH1u-, fem.
polus, fem. pollh
6.3.-pilus 'insuper'
<*polH1uia
pūrvī- *<pḷH1u-iH2
cf. poikilos
puru-pēśa-; cf. peśalá-
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pella 'situlus
lactis'; phlhx
'cassis';pellikh
ulvos 'puluis'
paeminōsus,
pēminōsus
pālavi 'asser'; pālikā
'olla' pārī 'situlus
lactis',
palh 'pollen'
(uerbum singulāre)
palāvah 'uersae rēs'
phma
pāmán- 'eruptiō
cutanea quaedam'
5.3.-pāman- 'scabiēs'
popelъ 'cinis'
<< pendō
* penō
cf. pendō,
pendeō; sponte
3a1.-3a2.-spinnan
'neō'
enach; en 'aqua'
en-glas
'aquōsum lacte';
éicne 'salmō'
* penom
* penos
fenna, fennī ; fūhti,
anom 'palūdem'
2b1.-en-wyn
feucht 'ūdus' 3a2.'lactōsum butyrum' fenn, fyne; fūht 'id'
penus, penātēs
spinnan
<*spenwonom
fani
penomai 'laborō'
ALB.-pe 'fīlum'
5.4.-hanum, henum
'texō'
ToB.pänn 'extendō'
6.3.-pinù,
pìnti 'plectō'
6.3.-paniabùde
'amanita muscaria'
6.4.-pane 'fertilizans'
paŋka-
ILLYR.-Pannonia.
pьnǫ, peti 'tendō'
6.3.- penù, penéti
'alō'; pẽnas 'aliment.'
fenea 'puls'
pimpetos 'quintus'
* penqe
* pénqedekm̥
<< pénqedekəmos
* penqédkm̥təmos
* penqédkm̥ta
<< penqekm̥témtəmos
* penqekm̥tṓs
quinque
quindecim
pomperias
'quincuriae'
cóic
coícthiges 'XV rēs'
pempe-doula
2b1.-pymp/pump
2b2.-ppymp
2b3.-pemp
fimf
3a2.-fīf
3a3.-fimm
finfzëhan
3a2.-fīftīene
2b1.-pymtheg
fimf
pente
fimftaíhun, dat
fimftaíhundim
pente(kai)deka
pañca
pañca
5.3.- petь
6.3.-penki
páñcadaśa
5.3.-pancadasa
5.4.-hngetasán
quindecimus
vouffzigstem (d.)
3a3.-fimftugande
quinquāgēsimus
quinquāgintā
coíco
quingentesimus
quingentī
<*quenquekent-;
quincentum
3a3.-fimtíu
ToA.-päñkänt, B
piśkänte
2b1.-bys 'digitus'
* penqstis
bissi ega 'stīria'
pañcāśá-
fimf hunda
penthkonta
pañcāśát5.3.-pancāsat5.4.-yisun <*hingisun
pentakosioi
5.3.-panča sata
5.4.-hing-hariwr
fūst
2b2.-bis, bes
2b3.-bis, bizou
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fimfta-
pemptos
pakthápetъ
5.3.-puxđa- (cf. 4º)
6.3.-peñktas
pāṁsú 'puluis, arēna'
5.3.-pąsnu'arēna'
5.5.passila- 'glarea'
* pēnsús
песо́к, 'arēna'
<< pentō
2b1.-pobi
2b2.-pobaz
2b3.-pobet 'coctus'
* peqō
coquō
popīna 'coquīna'
* peqtis
coctiō
peyis
* peqtṓr
coctor
peptria '*coctrīx'
* peqtós
coctus
peptos
2b1.- poeth
fern 'longinquus,
procul' (adi, adu)
* pérəmos
* per(i), per(ti)
per<per/peri
* per(i), per(ti)
per-magnus
* perijō
pessw <*peqjō
experior, perītus,
comperiō,
perīculum
per, pert<perti
ir-, er-
eri-; 2b1,2,3.-er-
fir-, ver3a2.-fyr-
peraios 'ulterior'
fair
peri, per
pácati; pácyate
ToB pakṣäṃ
<*péqjeti intr.
'coquit', med..
'mātūrat'
pakṣtär
paktí5.4.-hac ̣ реštь
6.9.'pānis' <*poqtipectis
paktárpotъ <*pokw-to
'sudor'
paktáparamá-ḥ 'ultimus,
optimus'
pári
5.3.-pairi 5.4.-pairy
peri-kallhs
'perpulcher'
a(i)re 'custodia'
fār, Gefahr
areānī 'exploratōres' 'periculum';
firina 'infractiō'
cf. fairina <*fair-ina
'culpa'
peira, peiraw
pre 'ante'
6.3.-per
prì-blagъ 'perbonus'
6.3.-per-didis
'nimis magnus'
5.4.-p'jor
'experīmentum'
5.5.-paprant- <*popr'impūrus, culpābilis' der.
cf. ai. babṛhāná ´fortis'?
* perístānom
iress, am-ires(s)
* perknā
earc, orc 'salmō'
* pérkūnjom
5.4.-amparist
'irreligiosō'
5.6.parast 'sacerdōs'
forhana 'tructa'
Hercynia silva;
Erkunios,
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faírguni 'mons'
Parjánya
Perunъ 'Tonitrus'
'Tempestās';
párvata
peirar (peiratos)
6.3..-perkiūnas
<*perwr̥ 'limēs'
<*pérwn̥to- 'id 5.5.'id'
peru, peruna 'rūpēs'
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* perom
perom 'sine'
pera(n) 'ultrā'
* peróm
* peros
* pérpern̥ks
perum 'sine'
ire <*peryo 'ultra'
perperām,
* perqos
quercus
* persā
perna<sn; pernīs
TOK B paruwa
'plūmae'
parṇá5.3.-parǝna5.5.-partawar 'āla'
cf. peran 'ultra';
prattw 'faciō'
parā 'procul'
5.5.-parā 'ultrā foras'
perperos
'impertinens'
perperus
Hercynia silva;
Querquernī
forha 'picea'
3a2.-furh, fir
fersana, Ferse
3a2.-fersna
fairsna 'talus'
tamen, tantum'
5.5.-peran 'ante, prae'
pternh
перо́
6.3.-spar̃nas 'āla'
6.4.-spā̀̀rns 'id'
parañc
поперёк
parkatii 'ficus sacra'
perunъ 'fulmen'
6.3.perkúnas 'tonitrus'
pā́rṣṇi- 'talus'
5.3.-pāšna- 'id'
5.5.-paršina 'lumbus'
<< persnā
3a3.-fors, foss
'cataracta'
* persō
* pertā
* perti
pertica
ónn-urid 'ab annō
priōre'
pedō, pōdex,
pēdis
perusi
4.3.-peruti
4.8.-perusinuwo
vert
3a3.-fjorð
2b1.-rech<p∂rdkā
firt, furt<perd
3a2.-feortan
3a3.freta
5.4.-ort 'uinea'
6.7.- príska
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5.4.-heru
bzdetь; perdetь
6.3-bezdù,
bezdéti; bìzdas
`podex' ; pérdžu,
pérst
6.4.-pirdu, pirst
perdw
párdatē<pérdeti
bdew <bzdew;
bdullw; bdeluros
5.3.-р∂r∂δaiti
'terribilis'
yaw; yhfos?
'calculus'
* pesmi
* pesnis
рrachъ 'puluis';
prъstь 'spūma'
6.3.-pur̃sla(s) 'id';
pur̃kšti 'sternuō'
1b1, b2.-pert 'per'
* péruti
* pesdō
ptorqos 'propagō'
pŕṣat, prṣatá- 'gutta';
prṣant-, pŕṣatī 'uarius'
5.3.-paršuya 'aquae q.'
5.5.-papparš-
peos; posqh
5.5.-peszi; pasihae;
passila- 'gemma'
pásas5.5.-pesn/pisen 'uir'
pìsti 'copulāre'
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* peterós
* petlos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
orientālis
petō
penna, petō
* petsnós
* peumi
putō
* pewō
pūrus, putus,
nepus <*nepūt-s;
purgō
* pibō
bibō
2b1.-eh-ed <eks-pet
2b2.-(h)ethen
'auis'
2b3.-etn-coihaam
ette<petyā, én
(auis)
2b1.-edn, eterin
2b2.-(h)ethen
2b3.-etn-coihaam
én
2b1.-edn, eterin
2b2.-(h)ethen
2b3.-etn-coihaam
úr 'uiridis'
ibim
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
fed(e)rah , fedara-
pteron, pterugx
patará-, patáru'uolans' ; cf.páttra5.3.-patar∂ta- 'alātus'
5.4.- t`ir
5.5.-UZUpattar <*potH2-r̥
cf. 3a3.-späd 'tenuis'
petalos 'patens'
fedara
piptw 'cadō' petH1/3, petomai, fut.
pthsomai <*pet-H2;
potaomai 'uolitō';
pteron 'āla'
occidentālis
eithre <*pet(e)r-yo'cauda'; e(i)tte
'plūma'
én <*pet(s)no-,
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orientālis
pteron, piptw,
petomai,
petomai 'uolō'
2b1.-yfed (v.n.)
2b2.-eve
* (pím)prēmi
pátami 'cadō'
5.5.-pittar
(pittanas)
5.5.-kappuwai
TOK АB putk(a) <*put-
ptuon, pteon ?
punāti, pávate
'pūrgō'; pavítra
'cribrum'
pinw
<< pigējō
<< pikrós
* pīmós
6.3.-pētit 'auet'
6.9.-ud-pata'dēcadō'
5.5.pattai/pittai-
nhpios, nhputios
? 'ingnōrans'
2b3.-eva
* pilos
5.5.-pittalwa(nt)?
'simplex'
pátati 'et cadit' FUT.
patiṣyáti <*pet-H
5.3.-pataiti
6.3.-pētit 'auet'
petehnos
<*petesānós,
peteinos
<*petesnós
fowen 'cernō'
<*fawjan = ai.
paváyati
2b1.-ir 'id'
6.-familia slava
sko/e 'discernō'
pibati
iškašmi.pьv-
пыта́ть 'quaerō,
cōnor'
6.4.-plaût 'signif.'?
pijo, piti 6.3.paĩkas 'stultus';
pìktas 'malus',
pikùlas 'diab.'
6.4.-pikuls 'diab.'
pikros
filz 'feltrum '
3a2.-felt 'id'
pilus, pīla<pilsā
plъstь
'penniculum'
pilos 'penniculus'
opīmus
pimelh 'adeps'
exprētus (Plaut.)
pimprhmi 'cremō'
5.5.-parai/pari 'conflō'
para 'uapōr'
pinax 'tabella'
pínāka
pьnь, пень 'stirps'
<< pinkō
witufina, vine
'aceruum lignī'
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
pixati 'calce iciō'
* pinsō
pinsō, pīlum
ptissw
* pípāmi
piper
peperi
* píperkmi
* pipjājō
ercaid
pipiō, pīpō, pīpilō,
pīpulum
pipatio 'clamor
plorantis'
pipos, pippos
pip(p)izw
piepen
* piptō
petō
én (auis)
* piskis
piscis
íasc > iasc
<*peisko-
piptw, petomai
'uolō', potaomai
'uolitō';pteron 'āla'
hith (grānum)
* piwōn
īriu (īrenn) 'terra'
'Iouernis (Ptol.)
* plabrājai
labraid 'loquitur';
rel. labrathar;
2b1.-llafar 'sermō',
llafaru
2b2.-lauar, lauaraf
pippalī
pṛṇákti, pṛñcáti,
pipárkti
píppakā 'auis
quaedam'
piwn, pieira (gh)
6,8.-pŕkati se
'fornicor'
6.3.-pypti 'siffilō'
pátami 'cadō'
fisks <*pisko-
2b1-b2.-yd 'id'
2b3.-(e)ys 'id'
* pitús
amlabar 'mutus'
'auicellus';
2b1.-edn, eterin
gefaʒ 'casus'
2b2.-(h)ethen
3a2.-gefētan
2b3.-etn-coihaam
'casī'
fisc, fisch
3a2.fisc, fish
pisenica
'frūmentum'
6 3.-paisyti 'trītūrō''
ut-pipīte,*pipHtoi,
spaw <*spH2ejo/e (prati-ud)pipāti 'surgit'; ToB.-pāss (pellis)
ToA.-pusäk
(fortan quoque ab
vi-pipīte 'separat'
s-aoristō <*spH2sō)
<*pesukeH2 B
5.4.-hanem <*pāno/e
'dūcō'; spasmos
passōñ <*pōsuH1n5.5.-pipp(a) (3a s.
'conuulsiō'
'musculus'
pi-ip-pa-i') 'confundō'
faso, fasa 'fibra'
* píperi
pináṣṭi
pitus
5.3.-pituš
pī́van-, f. pī́varī
piskárь, писка́рь
'gobiō'
pišta
6.3.-piẽtūs
3a2.-flappen, flap
'quatiō, garriō'
2b3.-lavar 'id'
<< plākājō
* plakējō
placeō, plācō -āre
* plākos
plancus?
placenta <plakous;
plaga -g-
vlage, flach; fluoh
3a2.-floh; flōkfōted -g-
lecc? 'discus
2b1.-llech
saxeus' cf. l∂pods
2b3.-lec'h 'id'
3a3.-flā
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plakous
'placenta'; pelagos
-g 'mare'; plagos g- 'latus'
ToAB.-plāk
'congruō; ToA.plākäm', B.-plāki
'uenia'
6.3.-plãkanas
6.4.-plùoku, plakt
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* plānos
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occidentālis
plānus
3.-familia germanica
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occidentālis
Medio-lānum
* plārom
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
polonýna 'altipl.'
planos
'errābundus'
planaw 'errō'
3a3.-flana 'errō'
6.3.-plónas 'tenuis'
6.4.plãns
Flur 'uestibulum'
3a2.-floor
2b1.-llawr
<< plātom
* plātús
* plautos
lethan; leth ? 'latus,
dimidium'
planta
plautus; plaudō
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2b1.-llydan
2b2.-2b3.-ledan
* plēis
plēbs, plēbēs
plūs <*ploH1is; cf.
lía
plicō
plectō
* (pím)plēmi
plēnus
* plētis
pleiwn
<*pleH1ison-
3a3.-flestr, fleistr
pleistos
3a4.-folde-kniv
'nouacula
retractilis'
falthan
plekw; plocmoi<*ploksmo- 'cirrī'
flehtan
3a2.-fleohtan
flahta 'fascis
capillōrum'
plekw; plokos,
plokamos 'crīnis
lán 'plēnus,
pimplhmi
lín 'numerus'
6.3.-plaũksta
'palma'
6.3.-peldêt 'nō'
pledinât 'ālās
plaudō'
5.3.-fraēštaprasna ''plexus'
5.3.∂r∂zato
frašn∂m 'aureā
armatūrā'
praśna- <*plokno'corbis, calathus'
píparti, pūryáté,
pletǫ, plesti;
plotъ 'uallum'
prānah
plhma
1b2.-plener
'plēnīs'
lán <PTCELT.
*flāno-; lín
'numerus, pars';
u(i)le 'omnes'
2b1.-llawn
2b2.-luen, leun, len
2b3.-leun
fol, foll, voll
3a2.-full
pūrná-s, prāṇa5.3.-frāna- 'implētiō'
5.4.-li (liog)
fulls
com-plētiō
* pletjā
* plētós
altain 'rasōrium'
2b1.-elinn/ellyn
2b3.-altin 'ferula'
3a3.-fleire, fleiri
plēmināre
plēnus; polleō ?
plešte 'umerus'
6.3.-plónas 'tenuis'
plhqus
plīsima
* plektō
p∂r∂qu
5.5.-palhi-
pladaw 'madeō';
plados 'uuor'
fledirōn, flattern
'uolitō'
* plékāmi
* plēnós
flounder, flōr; flat
pṛthúh; prathimán
<*pletH2mon'planitūdō'
5.3.-
plaision
'rectandulus'
* plēistos
<< plējṓs
* plēmn̥
platus
platanos;
wmoplath;
platamwn 'rēs plāna'
1b2.-pre-plotatu
'prosternitō'
* pl̥ dājō
* plēdhwis
Fladen; vluoder
'piscis plānus'
3a2.-
leithe 'umerus'
wmo-plath
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plъnъ
6.3.-pìlnas
6.4.-pilns
plešte 'umerus'
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* pleumōn
orientālis
occidentālis
pluit, pluor,
perplouēre
fo·luathar 'uolat';
KONBOUTO/COMP
loan, lón 'adeps';
LUTUM
2b1.lúd 'impetus'; essllyw 'dominus'
com-lu- 'proficiscī';
2b2.-loe 'id'
lúath 'citō';
2b3.-levier 'id'
lúam 'dominus'
sliss 'latus'
* pl̥mā
palma <*palamaappellō, -āre
ad·ella 'uisitat';
do·aidlea <do+ad
2b1.-llaw <*plāmā
2b2.-lof/lef, luef
flouwen, flewen
'louō'; floum
'colluuiēs'
3a2.-.flōwan
flōdus 'fluxus'
'obruō'
3a3.flōa 'id'
folma
3a2.-folm
6.-familia slava
6.3.-plū́ dau, plū́ sti
6.4.-plaûst
kloman 'dexter
plušta <ploutyā
pulmō' (k...m <p...m)
6.3.-plaũčiai
plávate 'nātat';
plovǫ, pluti 'natō' ;
pravate
'saltat'; plutá
ple(F)w 'nauigō'
plovъ 'nāuis'
'obrūtus'; pluti 'alūiēs'
plutos 'diuēs';
6.3.-pláuju,
plunw 'lauō'
5.3.plóviau, pláuti
plusis 'lauātiō';
usfravānte
'lauō' TOK A, B.plwtos 'nauigābilis' 'ascendunt'
plu- 'uolāre'
5.4.-luanam 'lauō'
plicas 'inguen'
plēhatē 'mouētur'
pāníh
palamh
5.3.-p∂r∂nā
4.3.-palama
5.5.-palhi- 'amplus'
pilnamai (i schwa
sec.) 'et se incitāre';
el(h)wyf 'eam'
pelas 'prope'
'uenit, accēdit, tangit'
pleō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
fliozan 'fluō'
flauts ? 'gloriōsus'
3a2.-flēotan, fliotan flautjan 'superbiō'
pleumwn, pneumwn
(cont. pnew)
lám 'manus'
<*plāmā
* pl̥nāmi
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orientālis
pulmō
* plighā
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im-lúadi 'exagitat';
for-lúadi 'uersat'
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3a3.-fill
lín(a)im, comalnur,
comallaim
pṛṇā́ti. pṛṇṓti
fullnan
pimplhmi 'pleō'
5.4.-lnum; heɫum
'effundō' <*pelnumi
6.3.-pilù, pìlti
'fundō'
* pln̥gō
plangō
fluohhon
'maledicō';
plhssw, plazw,
faiflōkum 'tutudēre'
plhgnumi
vlackern 'uolitō'
3a3.-flōcan 'id';flaw
* plousmā
plūma
vlūs, Vlies 'lānūgō'
3a2.flēos, fleece
6.3.-pluskos
'lānūgō'
6.4.pluskas 'et pannus'
pluteus
3a3.-fleyðr
'fastigium'
6.3.-plaũtas 'fustis
examinis'
6.4.-plāuts
'uallus muri'
* ploutos
6.3.-plakù
<< plówijā
lū(a)ë 'pēs'; luí <-jā 2b1.-llyw 'id et -ātor'
'gubernum, cauda' 2b2.-loe 'id et -ātor'
* plówijom
3a3.-fley
* plowós
* pl̥ wós
ploion
TOK B.-plewe
palleō, pallidus,
pallor, pullus
liath <*pleito-
falo 'pallidus'
3a2.-fealo, falu
'id'
2b1.-llwyd
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<*poliwós
4.8.-po-ri-wa
plavápalitá- (fem. páliknī)
5.4.-alikh 'cānae'
5.6.-pīr
plov
plavu 'albus'
6.3.-palvas
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Letauia
occidentālis
2b1.-Litau, Llydau
'Brittania'
Litano-briga
2b1.-llydan
2b2.-2b3.-ledan
palūs -ūdis
* pn̥dēks
pantex, pantica
Plataia
Fladen 'planitiēs et
placenta'
platanos 'arbōr
platanacea'
palkos phlos
palassw
'rigō'
fel(a)wa, Felber
'salix'
pālus <ksl;
prōpāgō, pāla
(Hes)
6.3.-pélke
6.4.-pel̃ce, plācis
palvalá-
áge 'membrum,
2b1.-aelod
columna'; áil 'grātus'
'membrum'
pnew
phgnumi, aor. pas.
epaghn
pat[ít?] 'patet',
patensíns
'panderent'
podium
pēs (pedis)
pṛthivī 'terra'
5.3.-p∂r∂dhwī
5.5.-panduha
pangō, pāgina,
* pods
3a2.-fold ?
'stābulum'
paṭa- 'uestis'
* pneusō
* podjom
6.-familia slava
orientālis
fnehan 'respirō',
fnāsteōn 'anhelāre'
3a2.-fneosan 'strn.';
3a3.-fnysa
'resufflō'
pandō <*pṇtnō ?;
pateō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
lōt, Lot
'perpendiculum'
3a2.-lēad
lúaide
* pl̥wods
* pn̥tō
4.-familia graeca
palla, pallium
* plúwaidhom
* pn̥gō
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uallum'
pitnw, pitnhmi (i
schwa secundum),
petannumi
u(i)de 'iter'
1b2.- peri, persi
'pede'
pajráh 'corpulentus'
ís<*pēd-su 'sub'
podion
2b1.-is 'inferior'
fuoz
3a2.-fōt, foot
3a3.-fōtr
fōtus
pws, pous (podos)
ALB.- përposh
'sub'
<< poimēks
fōtar 'canna',
Futter (uestis)
3a2.-fōðor, fōdor
'uagīna'
3a3.-fōðr
'uestīmentum'
* pōimōn
* pojejō
* polis
fōdr 'capsa'
pwu <poH2-iu-,
poimhn 'grex';
poimhn 'pāstor'
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5.4.-otk 'pēdes'
5.5.-pata;pedan
6.1.-podъ 'sub'
'locus'
pāti 'protegit'; go-pā
'pāstor'; pāyu, pāla
'custōs' ; nŕ-pī-ti'tresuir' ,nrpa 'rex';
pātra 'recipiens'
5.3.-pāiti 'id';
rāna-pā 'protectiō
crūris'
pāyáyati
pūh (puráh), pūram
pojǫ, pojiti
6.3.-pilìs 'oppidum'
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< polkā
* polnēks
fuolan, fühlen
'sentiō' 3a2.fælan, fēl 'id'
3a3.-felma 'palpō'
fallan, fallen
3a2.-fallan
polleō, pollēx
* polnō
* polpos
pulpitum
* poltos
puls (ltis); puluis
cf.; pulmentum
littiu (litten) <*pḷtnó
'pulmentum'
2b1.-lith
'pulmentum'
palъcъ; palam
5.6.- pālidan 'sāgiō' 'quaerō'; bez-palъij
'sine digitīs'
5.4.-p`lanim; p`ul
<*phōlo- 'ruina'
parpa 'domus'
spelta, Spelt
3a2.-spelta
poltos 'puls';
polfos 'pulm. q.'
pálala- 'farīna
quaedam'
6.3.-púolu, pùlti
6.4.-pùolu, pult
polba 'ador'
<< pondos
1b2.-puni, poni
'lac'
* pōnom
* pontēs
pons, gen. pl.
pontium; pontifex
án 'pōculum'
pānam
áit(t) (<pōthni-)
'locus'
3a, a2.-findan 'id'
3a3.-finna 'id'
finÞan 'inueniō'
pontos, patas
pāthas 'locus'
panthā-s 'uia'
5.3.-paq-, paṇt-;
SCYTH.Pantikaphs 5.4.-
pǫtь 'iter' *pontis
hwn (hni) 'portus'
* poqós
arto-kopos 'pistor'
coquus
* porā
* porejō
* porkos
ferien, fahren 'iter
faciō'
3a2.-fara
portō
porcus, porcīnus, 1b2.-porca, purca
porculus
`porcās';
orc; Innsi-ork
farjan 'iter faciō'
prāna- 'halitus'
5.5.-parā <*proH1píparti 'dūcit'
peirw, peparmenos
5.3.- -pārayeité 'id'
'perforō'; poros
5.4.-hord
'uadum'
'ambulātum'
farah; Ferkel
'porculus'
3a2.-fearh; farrow
'porcōs parere'
Orcades
* pornós
farn 'filix'
3a2.-fearn, fern 'id'
* porsis
farro (m) verse (f)
na-perjo 'perforō';
pero 'plūma'
prasę (-ęte·dim -nt)
6.3.-par̃šas;
paršienà
'porcīnus';
paršẽlis 'porculus'
pero
6.3.-spar̂nas 'āla'
5.3.-pərəsa-
portis, portax
para, пар, па́ра
'uapōr'
parṇá5.3.-par∂napṛthuka5.4.-orth
pārya- 'fīnis, finālis'
* porsōd
porrō
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< portājō
* pos(ti)
post, postea
1b1.-púst, post
1b2.-post, pus
ToB.-postäṃ
<*postu+un
4.7.-pos
paścā́(t)
5.4.-∂st 'ad'
poz-dъ 'tarde'
6.3.-pas
<< pósteri
* pósteros
pastorьkъ 'adfiliātus'
6.3.-pãstaras
6.4.-pastars
posterus
<< póstm̥os
<< postrōd
* potejō
pātáyati
2b1.-odi 'iaciō'
5.3.-
us-pataiieni
<< potējō
* poti
* poti linkō
<< potijai
* potis
poti
polliceor
pōtor
* pougā́
pūga
* poughos
posis
ól ? inf. 'bibere'
patih
5.3.-paitis
gospodь 'dominus'
6.3.-patis (dial.)
5.5.-pat 'quoque'
posis; ampwtis
'recessus maris'
aitheamh
* potnjā
* pōtṓr
brūÞfaÞs 'procus'
hundafaÞs (-fadis)
'centuriō'
pōtiō
* potmos
* pougnos
fad 'crassus'
hospēs
pōculum
pītí-
6.4.-pats 'ipse'
6.8..-pi^t
6.9..-poūt 'bibere'
pothrion
2b1.-atem 'filum'
faden 'filum'
3a2.-fæðm, fathom
3a3.-faðmr
tamen potmos
'dēsiderium'
potnia
oinopothr 'uīnī p.'
fochen 'flō'
3a3.-fjūk 'niuea
tem.'
pugh
fiuhta,Fichte
'picea' 3a2.fiuhtia<fiuhtjōn
pux 'pugnō'; peukh
'picea'
patnī
pā́ tar-, pātár-
patni
6.4.-pauga 'caput,
puluīnu';pũga
'rafaga'
6.7.-pouhy
'simplex'
óg, nomen óge
pungō, pugnus,
pugīl, pugnō
cf. po
ToB.-plänk 'uēneō'
potior, possum;
* pōtis
* pōtlom
5.3.-paiti
5.5.-cf.pai 'ab' <*Hpoi
5.6.-patiy
ochtach<puktākā
'picea, pīlum'
6.3.-pušìs 'pīnus'
6.3.-puns
* pounā
úan 'spūma'
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
punnos<tsn 'cūlus'
puppuṭa- 'infectiō
buccālis'
fowen, voewen
'cernō'
* póweros
prae, praeter;
prehendō<prae-;
prior<*priyós-;
prīmus<prismos
6.-familia slava
potka<*pъtьka
6.3.-pučiù,
pũsti 'tumescō'
paváyati
puer
(Herentas);
prīdem, prīscus;
prīstinus, prīuus
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<<
<<
4.-familia graeca
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preiuatud`prīvātō,
reō'
1b2.-pre 'prāe';
pre-pa
'priusquam';
pretra 'prīores';
preve 'singulāriter'
air<p∂ri 'oriens';
rem<pris∂mi 'ante'
ar <*pari 'ante'
pare 'ibi'
pri<prei 'ad, ante'
5.4.-erēc' (eriçu)
Are-morica, Are'6.3.-priẽ<prei
3a1, a2.-furi <p∂ri
fri-sahts
<*preiskw-u 'ueterior,
brigium, abrit. Are'ante'
prin < *pris; parai
'ante' >vor, before 'exemplum, imagō'
flāmen'
5.5.clūtā <p∂ri
6.4.-prìe(k)ša
pariyan <*pri-om
'anterior' (*preitiā)
'trans'
práighesto
práiloghos
práinōmn̥
práiteri
* prāmos
edi̯om <*pṝm-
* pratis
* prāwos
frum fromm
'probus'
prandium <*prām-
fruma
6.3.-pìrmas
6.9.-pirmas
pramos <*promos ?
3a2.-forma
raith
páporotь<*poportjo'filix'; pero 'plūma'
parna 'folium, plūma'
6.3.-papártis,
5.3.-par∂na 'id'
spar̂nas 'āla'
6.4.-paparde
ratis <PCelt. *frati
farn, Farnkraut
<*sprH-ti2b3.3a2.-fearn, fern
radenn (coll.)
frō 'dominus', f.
frouwa<prōwōn
prāuus, prōnus;
prōra<prōwryā
3a2.-frēa, f. frūa;
forwost/est 'prīmus'
frauja 'dominus'
pranhs 'prōnus';
prwra<prōwryā
pū́rva-<p∂r∂wos;
pravanā 'prōpensus'
5.3.-paurva- 'prior'
prъvъ; pravъ
'rectus' 6.3.primas<*pér∂mos
TOK B.pärweṣṣe
<< preistos
pimprhmi, preqw
'incendō'
* prējō
* prekō
precō, poscō,
procus, precēs
arco; *arcaid*, airc
<*farske/o-
2b1.-archaf
2b2.-arghaf
frāgēn
2b3.-archas 'petiit'
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ToA.-prak-, ToB.prek
parāi- 'exhalō,
flabellō'
prejet, pretь 'sūdō'
para 'uapor'
pṛccháti
prāt 'processus'
5.4.-harcanem
prositi <*prokeje/o6.3.-prašaũ, -ýti;
5.4.-harsn 'pacta'
pir̃šti 'manum pet.'
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orientālis
2b1.-rheg
'maledictiō'
fragen 'inquīrō'
fraíhnan 'inquīrō'
2b1.-rith
furben 'purgō'
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5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
prāś; praśna 'quaestiō'
5.3.-f(∂)rasā- 'id'
<< premō
richt 'forma' <PCelt.
*frixtu- <*pr̥ptu-
* prepō
* presō
premō, pressii,
prēlum <*preslom
prepw 'conspicuus
sum'
TOK B.-prām
(cf. tremw et
trew)
'retineō'
ALB.-pres 'putō',
aor. preva; me prêt
'mē piget'; pritem
'affligor'
<< pretjom
* pretō
fruot 'intelligens'
3a2.-frōd 'id'
ráthaigid
5.4.-erewim 'pareō',
eres (-ps-) 'faciēs'
pŕt-, pṛtanā 'pugna'
5.3.-p∂r∂t-, p∂šanā
'id'
pru, pratь, peretь ;
perǫ, pьrati
'quatiō, lauō';
5.4.pьrjǫ, pьreti
hari 'quatī'
'contendere'; sъporъ
(harkanem ?)
6.3.-periù, per̃ti
'q, l'
prantù, pràsti
'suēscō'; prõtas
ToA pratim, B pratim̥
'intellectiō'
'dēcisiō'
6.4.-prùotu, prast
fraÞjan, frōÞ
'intell.' fraÞi
'intellectus'
'intell.'
<< préwijos
Frosch 'rāna' ; frā
'alacer'
3a2.-frogga 'id'
<prugskō; frō, froh
3a3.-frauki
* prewō
* pr̥gā
pergula
3a3.-forkr 'tignum'
* prijós
proprius,
proprītim,
propriāssit
'proprium fēcerit'
frī 'liber'; friunt,
Freund 'amīcus';
3a2.-frēo, fri;
frīond, friend
3a3.-frijāls 'līber'
riar *prīyarā 'delicia'
rhydd 'līber'
ToB.-pruk- 'exsiliō'
prýgnutь, prýgatь
'saltō'; prytь
'rapidus gradus'
6.3.-sprūgti 'ēuādō'
právatē 'saltat';
plava- 'rāna'
pragъ 'limen'
6.3.-pérgas
'canna piscaatoris'
frijōn 'amō';
frijonds 'amīcus';
freis acc. frijana
prīnāti 'gaudet';
prejǫ 'faueō';
praus <*praius
prīyate 'amat';
prijatelь 'amīcus'
<*preH2i-us
priyá-s
'blandus'
6.3.prieks
'cārus'
5.3.4.8.-pa-ra-we (pl.)
'gaudium'
frya-
<< prījṓs
* prīskos
priscus
* prīsmos
prīmus <prismos
(Herentas)
proprītim
* prītis
5.4.-erēc' (eriçu)
<*preiskw-u 'ueterior,
flāmen'
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3.-familia germanica
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occidentālis
3a2.-'admissārius'
* prītós
frīd/fríðhengest
furhten; forhta 'id'
3a2.-fyrhtu, fright
furuh, Furche
3a2.-furh
3a3.-for
'cannāle'
* pr̥gjō
* pr̥kā́
porca, porculētum
* pr̥knos
pulcher?<perkros
rica> fr. raie
2b1.-rhych
2b3.-rec
1b2.-porculeta
2a3.-earc 'ruber'
poscō, precor,
procus, prex,
postulō
pestlúm, peeslúm
'templum'
arco; *arcaid*, airc
<*farske/o-
* pr̥nāmi
pār, parō (āre),
comparō (āre)
parsest 'par est'
ren(a)id 'uendit';
ern(a)id 'concedit';
ni rir 'non uendidit'
perendiē ?
* prō(d)
prō, prronus,
prōdest
* probhoudhos
faurhtjan; faurhts
'timor'
párśāna- 'sinus,
pracipitium'
praknon melana
ToA.-prak-, ToB.prek
peraw, pipraskw,
pernhmi p. pratos
pornh 'meretrix'
robud 'admonitiō'
2b1.- rhybudd
'cautiō'
fir-, ver-; für, for
<pṛ
6.3.-pra-par̃šas
'sepulcrum'
pṛcchā́
2b1.-archaf
forscōn 'inuestigō'
2b2.-arghaf
3a2.-frignan
2b3.-archas 'petiit'
2b1.-ry2b3.-ro-, ru-, ra-
ToAB.- pärsk-
pŕ̥śni-
(Hes)
ro-
6.-familia slava
5.3.-
frita, frīna, friqa
5.4.-erknčim; erkiuɫ
'timor'; erk 'cūra'
firni <perniyofaírneis 'antiquus'
'uetus, doctus'
<*perno-; af fairnin
3a2.-fyrn, firn 'uet.'
jera 'praeteritī
3a3.-forn <*pṛnóannnī'
; fyrnd 'aetās'
1b1, 1b2.-pro-,
pru-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
prītá-
forsca
* pr̥kskō
* pr̥nos
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
2b1.-erch
1b2- pe(r)sklu
'supplicātiōne'
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pr̥ccháti, part. prṣṭáprositi <*prokeje/o
5.3.-p∂r∂saiti 5.4.6.3.-prašaũ, -ýti
(e)-harc (aor.)
5.3.-pairyante
6.3.-perkù, pirkti
'aequāntur'; pāra
'emō'; ToA.-pare,
'culpa, dēbitus'
B peri 'dēbitus'
5.4.-partk‘ 'dēbitus'
purāṇá- 'anterior'
5.6.- paranam
'anterius'
pro, prwperusi prá, pra-; prapra
5.3.-frā, frafra-, fair-; faur <pṛ 'duos ante annos';
propro 'prō et 'prō' 5.5..-parā 'ultrā foras'
6.3.- pérnai 'annō
praeteritō'
6.4.- pērns 'annī
praeteritī'
pro 'per'
6.3.-para, pro 'id'
prabodha 'conscientia'
probudítь
'expergefaciō'
prabhú- 'potens'
pravъ, пра́вый
<*prōwos
<< probhwājō
* probhwos
probus
* prodətṓr
proditor
fromm <*mo- 'pius'
3a2.-fram 'strēnuus'
3a3.-framr 'id'
<< prṓddōmi
* prōi
fruo, früh
freidi <*fra-iþi-ja-
* proitis
* prokós
продавец
'uenditor'
6.3.pardavėjas 'id'
prodoths
'apostata'
procus
prwi
prātar
Proitos 'nōmen
hominis'
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2b1.- (y)rhawg 'ad
occidentālis
fram 'ultra'
3a2.-from 'ab'
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aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
longum futūrum'
2b3.araok 'prīdem'
1b2.-promom
4.-familia graeca
fram 'ultra'
proka 'protinus'
prokъ 'reliquus'
promos
pro-stъ 'simplex'
<< proqēd
* proqos
* prósēdjom
2b1.-rhag 'ante'
2b3.-rak- 'ante'
propē, propinquus
prāk (rar. pranc-)
'antea, olim'
subsidium,
prasāda 'grātĭa'
praesidium
* próstōrnos
prastīrna
* prostos
ross
* proti
portiō
proteros
pros (Hom. proti);
prosqen 'ante'
rath <*prōtóm
(cf.pṛtis) 'id'
richt 'forma'
prepw 'conspicuus
sum'
2b1.-rith
* pr̥qjō
* pr̥qos
prwtos
'uāticinātum'
rhad 'grātia, fauor'
2b3.Rat-louuen
prruriō, prūna<sn
* pr̥ptus
furben, vürben
procus 'piscis q.'
* pr̥snā
erc 'et salmō', bōs';
orc <*porkos 'et
ōuum': Farbe?
rann
* pr̥som
porrus, porrum
* pr̥stis
postis
prostorno
prastha-s
'altiplanitiēs'
pretium
* prōtós
* prousijō
2b1.-rhos
'parāmus' 2b3.collis
pruter pan 'prius
quam'
* próteros
prokъ 'relictus'
forhana 'tructa'
3a3.-fjorsungr
'trachinus dracō'
eiwrou/eiwrai
2b1.-rhan
2b2.-ran
2b3.rannou 'partimonia'
prataram 'futuure'
5.3.-fratara
'anterior'
prati; pratya'compensātus' 5.5.parza <*prti? 'uersus'
protivъ
6.4.-pret
pūrtí-, pūrtá'grātificātiō, praemium'
plṓṣati 'cremat'
5.4.-erewim 'pareō',
eres (-ps-) 'faciēs'
PAL.-parkuiti 5.5.parkuiya-
perkos 'falcō';
perknos 'nigellus';
perkazei 'āter fit'
pṛśni-
porein 'praebeō'
peprwtai
'vaticinātum est'
pūrtám 'praemium'
ALB: Prush 'prūna'
prason
First 'crista'
3a2.-fyrst, fierst 'id'
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5.3.-par-šti 'tergum'
6.3.-pirštas
'id'
'postis'
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Augusto-ritum
2b1.-rhyd
2b2.-rid
2b3.-rit
portus
pruīna <
*prusuīnā
Pruso, Prusonius
* pruswā́
* pteljā
furt
fahren 'iter faciō'
3a3.-fjorðr
farjan 'iter faciō'
friosan, frost
3a2.-frēosan; frost
3a3.-friōsa,
frør
frius 'gelu, frigus'
peiroo, poros
pūrtám 'praemium'
5.5.-parta-/-i
píparti
pryskatь
6.3.- praũsti
'uultum lauāre'
pruṣṇóti
ptelea 'ulmus'
othar 'morbus';
othrach 'cumulus
merdae'; othar-lige
'sepulcrum'
6.-familia slava
pruṣvā́ 'pruīna'
3a3.-frȳsa, frustan
fūl, faul 'pūtridus';
vut 'cunnus'
3a2.-fūl 'id'
3a3.-fauskr
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
pruīna
tilia
pūs (pūris), pūteō
4.-familia graeca
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'vaticinātum est'
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* pujō
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pruṣvā́
5.4.-t`eli 'ulmus' <gr.
pū́yati
5.3.-puyeiti
puos (eos) 'sanies'
5.4.-hu 'sanguis
'lignum pūtrid.' fuð
'cunnus'
6.3.-puvù, púti
6.4.-pũt
'pūtescere', caus
pũdet
suppurātus'
<< pūjós
fuhs 'uulpēs'
3a2.-fox
* pukos
faúhō 'uulpēs'
ulcha, ul-fota; Ulaid
* pulgā
3a, a2.-fūl >faul 'id'
3a3.-full 'id'
fiuhta,
3a2.-fiuhtia
<fiuhtjōn
* pūlós
* pungō
pungō, pugnus,
pugilis, pugnō
* pūpos
pūpus
púccha-
puligges
'usterienses'<ulutī
ochtach <puktākā
'picea'
puch 'plumāmen';
pušistyj 'densus'
6.3.-paustìs
'capillum animāle'
pula, pulaka
'hirsutiō'; pulastí
'simplex pilātus'
PASHTO.-pūl 'turbor
oculōrum'
fūls 'puter'
pugmh 'pugnus'; pux
peripeukes;
ecepeukhs
'pugnō';
5.4.-hiwsem
<*peukō? 'plectō'
6.3.-pūliai 'pūs'
6.3.-pušìs
6.3.-pupela
'papula' 6.4.-pups
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occidentālis
orientālis
úr 'uiridis'
2b1.-ir 'id'
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3a2.-fyrs, furze
'Agropyron repens'
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impūbēs,
impūbis, impūber
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
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orientālis
pyro 'spelta'
6.3.-pūrai
'frumen hiemāle'
(s)puros
'frūmentum'
opuiw <opusyō
'nūbō'
pumān (ac.
pumāṃsam, gen.
puṃṣáḥ) 'homō'
5.5.-hapusa'cuspis, pēnis'
* pusjō
* puslēks
pustula
3a3.-føysa
*fausian 'inflō'
fusaw 'inflō'
pūlēx <*sl
floh<*plouk
3a2.-fleah, flea
yulla <*blusyā
napyštiti se 'inflārī'
6.3.pūslẽ 'bulla'
6.4.-pùslis 'id'
blъcha
plúši5.4.-lu, low <*pluso6.3, 6.4.-blusā
púśỵ ati, puṣṇā́ti,
pṓṣati 'alō'
púṣpa- 'flos'
<< pustlā
<< pūtējō
* pūterós
puter, pūteō
* putlom
putus, putillus,
pus(s)us,
pusillus>pullus
*
*
*
<<
<<
pūtós
puwējō
puwos
qəddrom
qədnos
othar 'morbus';
othrach 'cumulus
merdae'; othar-lige
'sepulcrum'
puclo
PEL.-puclois
'puerīs'
putrá 'fīlius'
5.3, 5.4.-puqra 'id'
putus
putō
pūs (pūris); puter
* qətjō
quatiō
* qəturs
quater
nhpios? 'ingnōrans'
puon
cāith 'acus, furfur'
<kwōti
hotzen
3a2.-hūdenian
pъta 'auis'
6.3.-putýtis
'auicella' 6.4.putns 'id'
pūtá5.5.-kappuwai
pūya-
6.3.-kutinétis
'ēplumor'; kuntù,
atkutàu, kùsti
'quiescō'
passw 'sternō';
pituron 'furfur'
catúh
5.3.-čaqruš
<< qətrusnōs
<< qətwr̥atnjom
<< qətwr̥djówijom
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* qətwr̥tos
<< qād
1.-familia italica
latīnē
quadrūpēs
quartus
* qālis
quālis
* qām
quam , quantus
* qāqos
* qasjos
<< qā́wn̥tos
* qe
* qedos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
tetrapous
tettartos
ćátuspad-
kolь, kolikъ
'quantum'
6.3.-kõl(ei) 'qua
tenus'
cf. phlikos 'quam
magnus'
5.4.-k`an(i)
'quantum, et sicut
comp. quam'
1b2.-panta
'quanta'
cach
2b1.-pob
2b2.-pup
2b3.-pep
kakъ
quālum, quallus
que
košь, košélь
-ch (noch, sech)
te
(h)wezzen, wetzen
gahvatjan 'exacuō'
'id';
hvōtjan
3a2.-hwettan, wet
'minor'
(id)
triquetrus
ad·cí <*kwiset
'uidet'; ciall
'intellectus, sensus'
pissiumi 'uideō'
2b1.-pwyll 'id'
2b3.-poell
<*kweislā 'id'
ca
cṓdati, cōdáyati ??
'impellit'
kudos 'gloria';
kudros, kudnos
'gloriātus'
* qedos
* qeisō
6.-familia slava
ā́kūtiṣ 'animus,
desiderium' kavíṣ
'clārus, sapiens' (d);
śudra- 'IV plebs'
5.3.-Sudroi
'Aracosiānī'
(=gloriātī?)
cítti 'intellectus' (cḗtati,
cíkētati) <*kweit
5.3.-cinahmi
'attribuō'; tkaēsa
'doctrīna'; čisti- 'id'
чу́до 'mirāculum'
čьstь, čestь
'honor'; čьtǫ, čisti
'computō, legō'
<*kweit
* qeistis
* qejēskō
quiēscō
(h)wīla 'tempus'
3a2.-hīl, while
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cítti- 'intellectus'
čьstь 'honor'
cira- 'longus, procul'
5.4.-han-gč ̣im
<*sṃ-q
5.6.šiyātish 'confort'
pokojь 'quiēs'
6.1.-pociti 'maneō'
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latīnē
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
cinṓti, cáyati
káya- 'corpus"
5.3.-čayeiti,
'compositiō'
poios 'factor'
činvaiti 'legō cern.';
(fonos poiein)
kaēš 'stru.'
poiew 'faciō'
poema
* qejō
činъ 'ordō';
činiti 'ordinō,
dispōnō''
kojú,
kojíty 'machinor'
<< qejtis
kā́śate, caṣṭe<kwe* qekō
tekmar 'indicium'
* qeli
* qelō
2b1-2b2-2b3.-pell
colō, inquilīnus
do·foichell 'transit,
uenit'
<*to+upo+kwelnā-
* qelos
3a3.-hvel
pelw, pelomai
'moueor'
peritellomai
cland 'puerī'
telos
(h)welben, wölben
3a2.-heofon-hwealf
hvilftrjōm
'sepulcrum'
* qelsō
etemen hmelgen
(Hes)
3a3.-hvōma
3a2.-hweohl,
w
* qerpō
repens ? (cf.
uerpō)
* qésai
queror, questus;
tranquillus
<*trāntikweslós ?
* qestis
carr 'uenābulum'
wheel <*k ekló3a3.-hjól
hwerfan, werben;
wirvil, Wirbel
2a2.-hweorfan
3a3.-hverfa
2b1.-parr
'uenābulum'
3a2.-hwōsan 'id'
3a3.-hvæsa 'spirō'
cuit <*kwesdis, cuid
ToA.-kukāl, B
kokale 'currus'
<*kweklohvaírban 'spatiāri'
6.8.-člen
cárati 'circulat'
6.9.-kelan
ToA.kars- 'arō' <*kwel-s
5.3.-čaraiti 'uersātur'
lutk, B klutk
kúla-m 'familia'
čelovekъ 'homō'
krṣṭí- 'gentes'
čeljadь 'domesticī'
kolpos 'sinus';
aiqeros kolpos
telson 'margō,
līmes, sulcus'; cf.
polew, alb. qel
'(tardē) ueniō'
<*kwoleje/o
* qeqlom
pokožo 'monstrō'
thle, 4.2.-phlui
* qelpō
* qemō
kwk-ti
caḱsu 'oculus'
kuklos <*k eklokalaqos 'corbis'
klwqw 'fīlō'
w
karṣati 'arat'
5.5.-karšaiti 'sulcat'
5.5.-guls, gul-as-zi
'insculpit'
cā́ mati, camati
5.4.-k`im-k` 'faux,
guttur'
5.6.-čam
'cibus'
w
cakrá-m <*k ekló-
w
kolo <*k elos/es-
5.3.-caxra5.5.-kaluti 'circulus'
(kolese), koleso
6.3.-kãklas 'collus'
ToA.-kārp
'descendit' (praet.)
ToB.-korpotär
'descendere'
śvásiti 'spirat'
śūt-kārá- 'siffilātiō'
6.3.-švir̃kšti
'siffilāre'
karpos 'pugnāta';
kurbis 'columna
cum tabellīs'
častь, часть
6.3.-kedeti
'explōdō'
2b1, b2.-peth
2b3.-pez
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latīnē
* qétwordekm̥
* qétwordekəmos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
orientālis
quattuordecim
2b1.-pedwar ar
ddeg
viorzëhan
3a2.-fēowertīene
fidwōrtaíhun
quattuordecimus
petrudecarnetos
quattuor
cethir
petuar[ios] 'quartus'
2b1.-pedwar
2b2.-peswar
2b3.-peuar
vier
3a2.-fēower
fidwōr
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
tráyodaśa
5.3.-qridasa
5.4.-čorek'tasan
tettares,
tessares, Hom
pisures (i schwa
secundum)
fiorzugôsto
3a3.-fertugande,
quadrāgēsimus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
catvā́ rah
5.3.-čaqwārō
5.4.-čork`
četyre
keturì
6.3.6.4.četr
catvārimśá-
ToA.-*śtwarākiñci
fertugti
* qétwr̥dkm̥ta
<< qetwr̥km̥témtm̥os
* qetwr̥km̥tṓs
quadrāgintā
cethorcho
furdeiÞien
quadringentī
quippe
* qijētis
quiēs
* qijētós
quiētus
cethir chét
ToA.-śtwarkänt, B
śtwārākänte,
śvārakänte
tetrakosioi
5.3.-čaqwārō sata
5.4.-čorek’-hariwr
tipte 'quamobrem?'
* qinō
tinw
cin (cinad)
* qínumoi
threw 'obseruō';
tetihmai 'afflictor';
timh 'honos';
atizw 'negligō'
cin (cinad)
w
<*k inuts 'culpa'
quis, quid
HLUW.-kwipa
'equidem'
5.3.-šāiti-š, šiyāti-š
'gaudium'
5.4.-han-gist
5.3.-šyāta-, šāta'gaudens'
cáyati 5.3.-kāy5.6.-er-kīnint
'liberāuēre a malō'
LYC.-tti-
TOK B.-В śāte
'diuēs'
tinumai, Hom
teinutai
<*kwinuts 'culpa'
* qíqeimi
* qisqis qidqid
catvārimśát
5.3.-caqbar∂sat-
quadrigentesimus
* qidpe
* qis qid
tetrwkonta
cid
tis
quisquis, quidquid
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'animaduertō',
cā́yati 'cūrō'
cāra- 'explorātor'
cid
5.5.-kwis
kim cid 'aliquid'
5.4.-in-č
5.5.-kuis (as) kuis
čajǫ, čajati
'exspectō'
čьto
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2.-familia celtica
latīnē
aliae linguae
quandō,
quandōcumquĕ
1b2.-panu-pei
'quandōque'
* qodhei
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
quō
ubī < cubei, arc.
cubi, cube; unde,
alicubi, necubi
1b2.-pu-e /-o
4.-familia graeca
kadā́; kadā́citka'occasiōnālis'
5.3.-kadā
pascw <*qṇdhskō;
penqos, paqos
'patientia, dolor'
co 'quō modō'
1b2.-cw, cwd
KRET.-opui
puf
poqi, koqi
poina, poinh
apotisis 'represaliae'
* qoinā́
caenum, cūnīre
obscēnus, in-,
con-quināre,
ancunulentae
<< qoitrós, koitrós
* qolkā
когда́ (г<?)
6.3.-kadà, kad
6.3.-kenčiù, kę̇̃sti;
pakantà 'patientia'
6.4.-cìešu cìest
kū 'ubī'
6.3.-ku 'ubī'
kuha
5.2.-kú
kude
apa-citih 'represaliae'
cená, цена́
5.3.-kaēna; citha
'pretium'
'expiatiō'
6.3.-kaina 'pretium'
3a2.-whin 'genista'
3a3.-hvein
'palūs, agrestis'
6.4.-svīni^t
'inquinārī', svīns
'immundus'
culcita
* qolos
6.-familia slava
5.5.-kuwabi
<*qobhei?
* qoinom
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
céss(a)id;<*kwṇt-tācēssad 'patientia'
* qn̥tjō
* qō
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cul <*kwolō (duālis)
'carrus'
cf. colus
kolo (kolese) 'rota'
ToB.-kele
'umbilicus'
polos 'axis'
* qolus
* qom
<< qomde
* qondhros
* qori
cum, quom,
quandō
unde, arc. cunde
combrētum
cuin
wann
1b2.-pan(n)
3a2.-when
Wannebobbell
3a3.-huonn
hwār 'ubī' <ēr 'id'
3a2.-hwær 'ubī'
cuinneog
cūr, quor. quirquir 'ubicumque'
* qorjom
* qoros
pún
1b2.-pon(n)e,
coire
2b1.-pair
2b2-2b3.-per
ƕan
5.3.-kəm 'quō modō'
ko-gda
6.9.-kan
6.3.-šveñdrai
'planta q.'
ƕar 'ubī'
ALB.-kur 'tunc,
quandō'
3a3.-huerr
cortumiō
kár-hi 'quandō '
5.4.-ur 'ubī'
6.3.-kur̃ 'ubī'
carú-s, cara
ча́ра, ча́рка
kara- 'factūra'
5.5.-kwera- 'ārea'
w
<k orotomH1os
2b1.-pwy
* qos qā(i) qod
quī, quis
cia 'quis'
2b2.-pyw
2b3.-piou
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* qot(j)os
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2.-familia celtica
ut, utī, utei, uspiam, -quam, utinam, -que
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
orientālis
2b1.-pas, peswch
occidentālis
casachtach
2b2.-pāz
2b3.-pas
3a2.-hwósta
quot
pos(s)os <tyos
puz
1b2.-puz-e <*ts
ƕaþ
uter, utra, -um
3a2.hwæþer
3a2.-whither
creth<kwertis
'poëtica';
petiro-pert 'quater'
cuirim? 'pōnō'
cruth 'forma'
* qr̥eumi
crenim
2b1.-prynu (v.n.)
2b2.-prenne, perna
2b3.-prena
* qrītóm
críth 'emptiō'
prid <-to 'pretium,
oppignerātiō'
cruim <PCelt.
*kwrimi-
* qr̥snos
crann <*-snā 'arbos'
* rəbhjō
rabiō, -ere
pose (cf. pesos,
peshma *<pet)
poteros
teras 'indicium,
monstrum';
pelwr<kFerwr
'monstrum'
ToB.-kary-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
katará, katama
karōmi
5.3.-kərənaoiti 'facit'
krīnāmi
priamai, epriamhn
krayáh 'acquistātiō'
'ēmī'
5.6.-xar–dan
3a2.-hyrst
'arbusculae'
recht 'fūria'
prinos 'robur'
6.3.-krieno gen. a
*krienas 'pretium
prō sponsīs'
6.3.-kirmis
-kr̥tvas '-iēs'
sakṛt 'semel'
karōmi
3a2.-rabbian
6.3.-kuriu, kurti
'faciō, struō,
incendō'; keriu,
kereti 'incantō'
ukrijenъ (-no
subst. -to)
6.3.-kirmis
6.8.-črm
chvórost
<chvorstъ 'rāmus'
krmih
5.6.-kirm
2b1.-pryf
2b1-2b2.-pren
2b3.-prenn
6.-familia slava
káti
5.3.-čaiti
5.5.-kuwatta
katham
5.3.-kaqa
5.5.-kuwat
krītá-
2b1.-pryd 'fr.,
temp.'
2b2.petiropert 'quater' cruth 'forma, modus'
prit 'tempus' 2b3.pred
* qr̥tus
ƕaþar
ƕadre
ƕaþro
2b1.-paraf, peri
'faciō, causō';
prydydd 'poëta'
pryd 'forma, tempus'
* qrínāmi
* qr̥mis
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
2b1.-pet
* qote
* qóteros
<< qotrēd
<< qotrōd
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rábhate; rábhas'uiolentia'
<< rədjom
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* rəgājō
* rəpjō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
regan, regen 'pluit'
3&2.regen; rain 'id'
3a3.-raki
'humiditās'
rikr 'humidus'
rigō
rapiō, -ere
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3a2.-repsan,
respan 'id'
recht <*reptu- 'īra'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ALB.-rrjeth 'scatō,
fluō'
rõkia, rõkti 'leuiter
pluere';
roke 'leuis pluuia'
orientālis
rign 'pluuia'
<*rekno-
ALB.-rjep, aor.
ropa 'abscindō,
rapiō'
rapas- 'mutilitās'
ereptomai; arepuia raphitá- 'uulnerātus'
'Harpia'
5.5.-arpuwai'infaustus esse'
6.3.- ap-ré́pti
6.4.-rẽples
'forfex'
<< rətis
ruoz(z)an 'terram
mouere' rāzi
'subtiilis' ratze,
Ratte 'mūs'
3a2.-wrōtan 'id'
rætt 'mūs'
* rādō
rādō, rōdō,
radula, rastrum,
rallum, rāmentum
* ragjā
raia
rugge
3a2.reohhe, rezge
* rāpom
rāpum, rāpīna
ruoba, Rüpe<ōbyō
3a3.-rōfa
'cauda equī'
* rārós
rārus
2b1.-rhathu;
rhathell 'radula'
(Hes) arphn
karcarodonta
'radens secūris'
rádati
5.5.-ardala- 'secūris'
6.3.-ropiena
'rāpīna'
rapos, rafanos
erhmos 'desertus'
∂rté 'exclusīuē'
árma, armakáruinae'
rědъkъ 'rārō'; oriti
'separō'
6.3.-ardaũ, -ýti 'id'
<< rastós
* raukos
raucus (cf. rūnā)
* rāwos
rāuus
rohon 'rūgīre';
rūh?
3a2.ryn <*rūhjan 'rūdō'
rām, rōm 'fuligō'
3a2.-rōmig
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'rugire'
6.3.-rūkti 'rūdō'
6.4.-rucu, rùkt 'id'
rūkṣá- ?
rāmá- 'āter'; rāmī
'nox'
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* r̥dhjō
* r̥dhwos
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
ard 'altus, magnus'
Arduenna
2b1.-hardd 'pulcher'
rebaigim 'lūdō';
reb, rebrad 'lūdus'
* rebhā
3a3.- ǫrðugr
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ALB.-rit
TOK.-orto 'supra'
rastǫ; rodъ 'partus,
gens'; roditi,
5.4.-ordi 'fīlius'
raždati 'parere',
5.5.-ḫarduranъ 'mane'
'prognātus'
(orqros)
KURD-ārzang
BUL.-ražda se 'sol
'color obsc.
oritur'
6.3.intemperiē arb.'
rasma 'productiō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
arbor, arbos
arduus; ar- et nōn
*ur- rārum
4.-familia graeca
ALB.-rit 'crescō'
orqos 'erectus'
*Hwrdh4.3.-borqos
reben <*robheje/o?
'mouērī'; praet. rab
várdhati 'crescit'
rastǫ, rastú
ūrdhvá-s *wrHdh-wo- <*ordh-tō 'crescō'
5.3.-ǝrǝdva- 'altus' TOK A orto 'sursum'
ребёнок ? 'puer',
nisī <*orbho
5.6.-raftan 'īre'
<< rebhājō
rippa 'costa'; hirnireba 'caluārĭa'
3a2.-ribb 'costa'
3a3.-rif
rippa 'costa';
3a2.-ribb 'costa'
3a3.-rif
* rebhō
* rebhrus
riobhar 'cribrum'
* recos
dorch 'obscūrus'
<*do-regyo-
* rēd/re
* regeinā
<< regjos
* regnom
re (resuō, reiciō,
respiciō)
riqis
erebos 'inferum'
ALB.-rrë <*wre?
'rursus'
rígain <*rēgnī
regnum
rén 'spatium'
* regō
regō
reraig
* regs
rex
rí (ríg)
rectus
3a3.-røkkr
recht <*regtu- 'lex'
2b1.-rhiain 'uirgō'
rigodounon,
rigomagus, caturix
2b1.-rhi
2b1.cymreith/rhaith
2b3.-reiz 'ordō,
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5.4.erek sine H
5.5.-arha (kisai'destruō')
TOK B.-erkeṃt
'niger'
rak 'cancer'
<*reHKwo-
rā́jñī
recchen, recken
'extendere'
3a2.-reccan 'id'
regu 'tendō'
rebro 'costa'
rebro 'costa'
1b2.-restatu,
revestu
regīna
* regtós
rhefr 'rectum'
2b3.-reor
erefw, ereptw;
orofos 'tectus'
uf-rakjan 'in altum
extendere'
reiks < celt. rí
oregw
ṛjyati 'firmus est'
5.5.-harg(a)nāu
'palma'
rāj- (nom. sg. rā́ṭ),
rā́jān-/rājñ- <*H3rēgon-/*H3rēg-n-
raihts
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latīnē
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
rédid, ríadid;
ríad 'equitāiōt'
* reidhō
réid <*reidhi'facilis, plānus,
suauis'
* reidhos
* reigō
corrigia < gal.
* reimā
rīma
rēs, reus
* reiwos
rīuus
* rējō
orientālis
occidentālis
parauerēdus 'eq
add.' rēda 'currus'
2b1.-rhwyddhau
'festīnō'; gorwydd
'equus'
2b1.-rhwydd
<*reidhi- 'facilis'
2b3.-rouez 'thinsown'
1b2.-re-per 'pro
rē', dat. abl. ri
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
rītan
3a2.-rídan
3a3.-rídha
bereit 'aptus'
3a2.-rēde, ready
3a3.-greiđr
'aptus'; reiđi
adminiculum
6.3.-riedė́ ti 'uoluō';
raidīt 'instigō'
ga-raidjan
'adaptāre'; *garaiþ-s 'aptus'
radios, reidwn ?
NON
6.3.-raidù- 'aptus':
6.4.-raids
TOK A.-ritk- 'gignō' B
'promptus, aptus';
ritk 'sānō'
riedît 'concinnāre,
adaptāre'
6.3.-rievà 'rūpēs';
raĩve 'linea'
6.4.-riewa
3a2.-rāw, ræw,
row 'linea'
2b1.-rhif <*rīmā
rīm <*rīmom
3a2.-rīm
2b1.-reatir
'torrentum'
rīde 'amnis'
3a2.-rīð 'torrens'
rüejen <*rō
3a2.-rōwan <*rō-
rā́ḥ, rāyáḥ; rayí-;
rēvánt 'diuēs'
5.3-raēm (rāiiō); raya
i.s.raēvant
rai <iran.
'paradisus'
ráya-s 'flūmen'
reka <*roikā; roi
'exāmen'
6.3.-iriù, ìrti
likṣā́ <*lakṣā́ 'id'
* rekā
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1.-rei ? regnum
riathor 'torrens'
<*PCelt *riyatroráïd, rá-, imb·rá<*rō-
4.-familia graeca
ricken ; ric 'ligatūra'
réo <*riwo- 'linea'
rím 'numerus'
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2b1.-modrwy
ad-riug, con-riug; fo'anus'; rhwym
riug 'sistō'; ārach,
'uinc.'
cuimrech 'uinculum'
2b3.-rum 'id'
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ricinus
6.3.-érke 'ricinus'
5.4.-o(r)jil `
'pediculus'
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rahnjan 'calculō'
ga-rēhsns, ragin
'consilium'
racayati 'praeparat'
ToA.-rake,
ToB.-reki 'uerbum,
iussum'
6.4.ẽrce 'mōrōsus'
rekǫ, rešti 'dīcō'
raknoti, račiti
'uelle'
rečь
'uerbum, rēs'
rokъ 'fātum,
annus, terminus'
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latīnē
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
reor, ratiō;
(prō)portiō: portiō
=prō ratiō; rītus
rīm 'numerus';
do-rīmu 'numerō';
ren(a)id? 'uendit';
rád 'locūtiō'
orientālis
occidentālis
ramf, Rand 'limēs,
contentiō'
3a2.-rand 'scūtum'
2b3.-red (<lat.?)
rimis 'quiēs'
rædels, riddle
3a3.-raða 'regula'
rennen 'id'
3a2,.rinnan, run
<*renH+reiHn
4.-familia graeca
rámatē 'quiescit,
oblectātur'; ratáhrema 'tranquillē',
comp. hremesteros 'libīdō'; ráti- 'quiēs'
SOGC.-rms-<*-sko/e
areth 'habilitās',
areiwn' potior';
ariqmos 'numerus'
* resgō
6.-familia slava
ratu- 'ueredictum';
aram, álam 'satis';
rā́dhas- 'grātia'
5.5.-arma ?
<*H1(o)rmo- 'luna'
6.3.-remiù, rem̃ti
'fulciō'; ràmas
'quiēs'
6.4.-rāms 'pudīcus'
ToB.-yarm, yärm?
'mensūra'
<*H1ermn̥, H1!
(=mensor?) H1!
rinnan 'currere';
caus. rannjan
<*ronH-éi̯e-
роню́, рони́ть
<*ronH-éi̯e'dīmittere'
rainw ! 'aspergō'
ALB.-rû 'cucurrit'
rátna 'et gemma,
thesaurus, dōnum'
rét (réto) > rud 'rēs'
* rēpō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
rāmen 'cōnor' ;
raten 'consilior'; rāt
3a2.-rōmon 'id'; raþjō 'calculus'
read 'legere'; ræd;
(< lat.?)
2b1.-rhaid
'necessit.'
2b2.-reys, res
* renō
* rentus
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fo-rim- dēpōnō
rinde ?
'recipiens'
* remō
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rēpō
rebo, reba, repa
'vinea'
restis
rusch(e) 'iuncus'
3a2.-resc(e),
risc(e), rysc€, rush
'id'
6.3.-replióti
6.4.-rāpt
rájju- 'corda'
5.6.-ragza 'uestis
lānae'
rozga ` 'rāmus'
6.3.-rezgù, rèksti
rekstis 'corbis'
6.4.-režǵēt
<= resgtis
* rēsmos
rēmus, rēmō,
tri/septe-resmom
* rēti
ruodar
3a3.-róa
rāme ; imram 'iter'
eretmos
6.3.-irklas <*tlo-
rēte
6.3.-rẽtis
2b1.-tyred (*to-
* retō
rota, birota,
rotundus
rethim; rath 'rota';
do·airret 'superat'
rubus, rūbidus,
rubēta
robb? animal?
rete) 'ueni!'; guo- rado, rato 'rapidus'
redaf 'succurrō'
3a2.-ræd 'id'
2b3.-redont 'currunt'
rátha 'currus'
5.3.-raqa 'id'
ritù, rìsti 'rotō'
<< retrōd
* reubō
* reudhos
rūfus, ruber
rupfen
ruad
3a2.-rīepan,
rip
Ande-roudos
2b1.-rhudd
3a3.-rauth-r
2b2.-rud/ruth
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rauds
rohita
rъdъ
6.3.-raũdas
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latīnē
rōbur, rōbus
* reudō
rūdō
* reudos
rudis, rūdus,
rullus
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
ērūgō, ructō
* reumi
rūmor, rauus,
rauis, rauiō,
raucus
* reusmn̥
rūmen, rūma,mis, rūmāre,
rūmināre
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
rudáti, róditi 'flēt'
6.8.-ruditi 'dēplorō'
6.3.-ráudmi 'id'
orientālis
ereuqos
rúad 'ruina'
riozan 'flēre'
3a2.-rēotan
rōzzen 'dēcadō'
3a2.-rotian, rot
'id'
roum, Rahm
'crēma'
3a2.-rēam
3a3.-rjūmi
it-ruchen.rēocan;
rouhhan, rauchen
'id'
3a2.-rocettan;
rēocan 'fūmō'
2b1.rhuddion
'residuum, furfur'
* reughmn̥
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rienen 'lamentor'
2b1.-rhin 'secrētum'
3a2.-rūn 'id';
<*rūnorēon 'lamentus'
3a3.-rymja rūmor
ruzw ?
Rudrá- 'Apollō'
5.3.-rao(g)na'burrum'
5.6.-rō(g)an 'id'
ereugomai,
erugganw
rūna 'secrētum'
2b1.-rhumen
'pantica'
wruomai 'murmurō'
5.4.-orcam
5.6.-ā-rōg
rā́u-ti, ruváti, ravati
'murmurat'
rygajǫ se
6.3.rjáugmi,raugiù
rovǫ, ruti, rjuti,
reve- <*revǫ,
*reuti, *revetь
'murmurō'
rōmantha- 'rūminātiō'
<< reusmnājō
* rew
rūs
rûm, Raum
'spatium'
3a2,a3.-rūm 'id'
ré <*rewi-/*rew-yā
róe, rói 'planitiēs'
rūm 'spatium'
rūms
'amplus'
ravьnъ <orvьnъ
'plānum'; rovesnyk
'coaetāneus'
<< réwesnā
* rewis
ré 'lūna'; reo
dorcha 'obscūra
nox'
* rewmn̥
rón 'crīnis';
rúaimneach
<*roumniā-k'capillum longum'
ravi 'sōl'
5.4.-arew 'id'
5.5.-haru(wa)nae?
'illucescō'
riomo, Riemen
'cinctus'
2b1.-rhawn 'crīnis'
3a2.-rug
2b2.-ruen 'crīnis'
'drappus'
2b3.-reun 'crīnis'
3a3.-
rṓman-, lṓman
'capillum'
rogg(r) 'caesariēs'
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latīnē
* rewō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
(ē/dī/ob-)ruō, rutus; rūtrum;
rutellum;
rutābulum
rúam 'rūtrum';
rúamar 'effossiō'
rūs
roe, rói 2a2.roen> raon
*rovesno-,
*rovesyâ?
* rewos
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orientālis
occidentālis
3a2.-rūwi 'asp. pellis'
3a3.-ryja 'ouēs
tondeō'
4.-familia graeca
orouw 'erumpō;
riurjan 'uiescō';
erusicqwn 'terram
riurs 'peremptōrius'
fodiens'
molestus'
3a2.-earg 'id'
ringid ; riag
'tormentum'
* rigjō
* rikjō
* rínāmi
irrītō, prorītō
* r̥kējō
arceō, arca,
arcānus
rían 'mare'
Rēnos 'Rhēnus'
rennen 'id'
3a2,.rinnan, run
rigil, riegel
'repagulum'
3a2.-rail
trííb-arakavúm
'aedificāre'
rigil, riegel
'repagulum'
3a2.-rail
arcula
* r̥nāmi
ōra; cf. dīligō
* r̥neumi
cf. orior
ryjo, ryti 'fodiō';
rávate, rudhí,
rъvǫ, рвать
rāviṣam, rṓruvat
'abrumpō'
'frangō'
6.3.-ráuju, ráuti
5.5.-ar(u)wai 'prosternō'
'abscindō, runcō'
rágha 'uiolentia' ;
ṛghāyáti 'conciet'
5.5.-ārki <*H3orghei
'cōpulat'
orignaomai
<*oring- ?
'extendō'
rīhe 'linea'
* r̥kēslom
* r̥klā
orceomai 'tripudiō'
reichen 'extendō'
2b1.-dir-rwyn, cyf3a2.rwynein 'tormentum'
ræc(e)an, reach
2b1.-rhwygo
2b3.-roegaff
rixa ?
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ar(a)g 'piger,
* r̥ghējō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ereikw 'rumpō'
rinnan 'currere'
<*renH+reiHn
4.2.-orinw 'incitō,
irritō'
arkew 'defendō'
jërzat', ёрзать
'inquiētus esse'
6.3.-aržùs 'lascīūs'
ráiž-aus, -ytis
'oblongor'
likhāmi 'scabō'
SOGD. b. z-r’yš-, c. zryš- 'pereō'
riṇā́ti, ríṇvati, rī́yāte
'fluitāre (facere)'
vyrinǫti; rějǫ, -jati
'fluō'
ToB.-rin 'relinquō'
5.4.-argelum
raka 'sepulcrum'
'impediō' (cf. censeō6.3.- rakìnti
consulō)
'claudō'
5.5.- har(k)- 'teneō'
ToB.-ārk- 'dēbeō'
5.4.-argel
'impedimentum'
6.3.- rãktas 'clāuis'
5.4.-arkl
5.5.eramai 'amō'; eros cf. bhajate
arha, erha 'ōra'
'amor'
rnóti; iyarti, ī́rte
'moueō' (intr.), irya'potens' nisī <*Hel
5.3.-īratū 'surgitō' <el-?
ornumi, orinw
5.4.-ari 'sta'
SOGD.-arn- 5.5.arnu-, arai-; arta
ern(a)id ? 'dōnat'
tamen fut. ebra
'stat'; arriya 'suscitō'
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latīnē
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
rāti ? 'dōnat' cf. rā́ḥ,
* r̥numái
cf. rēs
cf. 1b2.-re-per
'pro rē', dat. abl. ri
arnumai
<< r̥nutis
<< robhos
* rōdhí
5.6.-rādiy
no-ráidiu, no-rádim;
imm-rādim 'meditor'
* rōdhjō
* rōdō
rāyáḥ rayí- 'opes';
rēvánt 'diuēs'
5.3∂r∂nu 'dōnō'; cf. raya
'opes'
5.4.arnum 'emō' LYD.arlili 'proprius'
rōdō (wr-),
rostrum
reden; rātan
'consl.'
3a2.-rædan
'legere' 3a3.-røđa
ruozit 'suscitat'
3a2.-wrōtan
'fodiō'
3a2.-rōt 'cōmis'
3a3.-rö́
2b1.-adrawd;
amraud 'mens'
2b1.-rhathu,
rhathell 'līma'
* rōdos
róen 'iter, callis,
continuī montes'
* roinos
2b3.-run 'collis'
radi
rādhnṓti, rā́ dhyati
'efficit, concinnat'
5.3.-rāđaiti 'parat'
rōdjan; garēdan
'curor'
vardva- 'mitis'
avradanta 'mitigātis'
raditi, 'curor'
vredъ 'uulnus'
radъ 'libens'
6.3.-rõds 'id'
task'animor'
rein, Rain
3a3.-rein 'limes'
ap-/ex/kat-/meteraw (<*rs) 'fluō'
* ros
rása-ḥ 'succus'
5.5.-arsiya'fluō'
ALB.resh 'ninguit'
rosa
6.3.-rasa
<< rōstrom
* rotā
* rotājō
* roudhós
rota
roth
2b1.-rhod
2b3.-ros
rotō
raudus, rōdus,
roudus (Festus)
<*linguā foraneā
6.3.-rãtas
6.4.-ruõtât, ‑ãju
aruzzi, Erz
3a2-arut
3a3.rauði
Rost
3a2.-rost, rust
rōz
* roudhstos
* roudos
* rounā
ráthas 'currus'
5.3.-raqō
rad
rún <*rūno'secrētum'
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3a2.-rūn
lohá- 'cūprum'
ALB.- arɛ́nts
'chalybs, adamans'
5.6.-rōd 'cūprum'
loṣṭaróda-
ruda, руда
6.3.-rùstas 'rufus'
6.4.-rûsa <*rūdhsā
6.3.-raudà
rūna
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* roupis
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2.-familia celtica
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
* routos
3a2.-rēada, read
2b1.-cf. araf
<*aram <*eramo'quiētus'
* rowā́
ruowa, Ruhe
3a2.-rōw 'quiēs'
erwh
3a3.-orri 'perdix'
* r̥sēn
err (erred) 'hērōs'
arshn, arrhn
4.2.-ershn
<*urz-en-/urz-n;
orni 'sus scrofa'
ara, areih
'imprecātiō,
maledictiō,
contumelia'
3a2.-eorsian
'malēuolus sum'
* r̥sjā
eirgg, eirg 'i';
do·rega /·terga
'ueniet'
* r̥skai
3a2.-eart
<*H1eH1ore 'es'
3a3.-aru (3ª pl.)
6.-familia slava
*rōpa- 'ōrificium'
6.3.-rupis 'rūpēs',
raupaĩ 'uariola,
morbillum'
6.5.- rȕpa 'ōrificium'
5.4.-rōt
ilayati 'requiescit';
rātrī 'nox', nisī <*lōtrī
5.3.-rāman 'quies'
ṛṣabhá- 'taurus'
6.3.-rowa 'stagnus'
6.4.-rāwa 'id'
orientālis
3a3.-rufinn
'saetōsus,
dispectinātus';
rauf 'ōrificium'
rūpes -is <*rūpi-;
rupex -icis
<*rupik-
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ALB.-ardhur
<*H1orgh-un- 'ueni'
ercomai
5.3.-aršan- 'uir'
5.4.-arrn 'homō'
īrṣyā́ 'malitia'
5.4.-her
5.5.-arsaniya
'inuideō' ; aruwae
<*H2orwo- 'prosternō'
TOK A rse, B rser
'odium'
LUV.-hīrūt
'iurāmentum'
ṛccháti
5.5.ār-, arhi 'perueniō';
āri 'peruenit'
<< r̥tís
* r̥tkos
ursus
art. <*PCelt arto-
* rudhējō
rubeō
ruidid, ·ruidi
* rudhrós
ruber,
rūfus, rōbus (dial.)
rúad
* rudhsós
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ṛksa-s
5.3.-ar∂sō
5.4.-arj
5.5.-hartagga
(ir)rōtēn, erröten
rъždò, rъdeti sę
'rubescō'
3a3.rēodan, redden
'rubescō'
6.3.
raũsti; raudēti
rauþs
eruqros
rousios; cf. oros /
sk. r̥ṣvá
rudhirá-ḫ; cf. aruṇa
5.3.-cf. auruša
<*H1erucf. raocah- / rukṣá
rudru, ridru
6.3.-raũdas
rusъ , ру́сый
6.3.-rùsvas
'rubidus'; raũsvas
<< rudlós
* rugijō
rugiō
3a2.-ryn <*rūhjan;
rēoc 'saeuus'
rucht 'rugītus'
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inrauhtjan 'irāscor'
'rūgītus'; ereugomai;
erugmhlos 'rugiens'
rъžetъ 'hinnīre'
6.4.-rûkts 'asper'
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* ruktus
* rumpō
rumpō; rūpēs
(6.3.-rupis); rūpex
* runkō
runcō, runcō,
runcina, rūga
* rupús
rūpex
* ruspājai
*
*
<<
*
*
rwtós
s(w)ei
s(w)eike
səkesnā
səksom
* səni
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
orientālis
rucht
rhuch(en)
rucht 'porcus'
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occidentālis
rocko, Rock 'id'
rupá 'cūra'
6.3.-rūpeti 'curō'
luñcati;
rūkṣá- ?
'raucus'
6.3.-raukiù, raũkti
'rūgō'
rutáh 'fractus'
zarýt, rýla
ei
scian 'culter'
sipus 'sciens'
(*sēpwos),
2b1.-ysgïen
3a2.-segisna
sahs 'culter'
sain 'uariē';
sanas(<sanista)
'secrētus'
o-han, a-han 'ab, suntar, sondern
separātim' 2a2.3a2.-sundor
hanys 'swcrētē'
3a3.-sundr
saer/saor 'artifex'
2b1.-saer <*s∂pró
saigim, saigid
sarugud <sakrosag 'offensiō'
2b1.-haeddu
'assequor'
sayrhaed, sarhad
'off.'
suohhen, suchen
3a2.-sæcan, seek
3a3.-søkja
2b1.-hufen 'crēma
*soH2imeno-
3a1, 3a2.-seim
'mucilagum, melle'
socha 'culter?'
sundrō 'proprius'
ater 'abiectē'
(<sṇter)
sanutar 'abiectē';
sanutara-, sanutya
'inconspicuus' 5.3.hanar∂ 'abiectē'
5.5.-sanna 'cēlō',
sanezzi 'dulcis'
saf, sapf, Saft
5.3.-višāpa
'succus';
3a2.-sæp 'succus'
'venenōsus'
5.4.-ham 'succus'
srṇī́ 'falx, pālus'
saþs
sāgiō; sāga ?,
signum
<*seHgnom
(Lubotsky)
lumpáti, caus.
rōpayati
gi-rūspit gl. zu
inhorruit (aper),
räus/rūs/ riuspern/ln, räuspern 'in
collō rādere'
sine, sē, sēd
sarriō, sarculum
6.-familia slava
6.3.-rupùs 'solox'
sacēna
saxum
* sərijō
* sətos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
*rukka > it. rocca
rutus; rūta
sei
sapiō
4.-familia graeca
3a2.-rock 'id'
'castula'
roubōn 'clepō'
bi-raubōn 'clepō';
3a2.-rēofan
raupjan
'scindere'; rubbish
'decerpere, capere'
3a3.-rjūfa, riūfa
rūh ? 'raucus'
orussw 'fodiō'
2b1.-rhwgn 'frictiō,
3a2.-rūh
oruch/gh,
scaptiō'
orugma;
'id'
rūspor, -ārī
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svene 'praeter,
sine'
a-atos 'insatiātus'
5.5.- šak(k)-, šek(k)'sciō, periō'; sagai-?
'ōmen'
sōkjan
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<*seH2imen- 'sanguis'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
saepēs, saeptum,
saepe, saepiō
* saitā
* saitlom
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aimasia, aimos
(-pm-)
setь 'rēte'
sḗtu- 'nexus'
6.3.-saĩtas,
5.3.-haētu- 'saeptum
siẽtas 'uinculum'
aquae'
5.5.6.4.-saĩte
ishiyani 'capillum'
'monīle'
seito/a Saite 'id'
3a2.-sāda 'corda'
3a3.-seiðr 'id'
saeta
saeculum
2a2.-gar-séle
Deae Setloceniae
2b1.-hoedledd
2b3.-hoazl/hoal
<< saiwos
* sājō
sáeth 'aegrotās,
afflictiō'
sáethar 'labor'
saeuus, saeuiō
hoed 'damnum'
sehr 'multum'
sehren 'uulnerō'
3a2.-sār
'dolorōsus'
sair 'dolor'
aianhs 'luguber'
<*saiF-anhs;
ainos 'dīrus'
5.5.-sawar 'īra'
6.4.-sievs, sīvs
'acer'
5.5.-šaklai 'ritus,
ToB.-sakre 'beātus,
mōs, lex'
benedictus'
<< sákrodhokjom
<< sákrodhots
* sakrós
sacer, sacerdōs, sakoro 'sacra'
sagmen; sanciō
* sal
sal
sacrasias
1b2.-salu
salann <*saleino-
2b1.-halen 2b2.haloin 2b3.holenn
* saldō
saldō
saill <*saldi 'salsā
carō, sebum'
2b1.-hallt 'salsus'
* salēiks
salix
sail (sailech)
2b1.-helyg-en
* saleiwā
salīua
* salom
salum
* salús
* sāmn̥
salzan
3a2.-seal-/sieltan
als (alos)
solь
6.4.-sāls
5.4.-al, altkh
sladъkъ 'dulcis'
6.3.-saldùs 'id'
alukos 'salsus'
<*salu- (cf. bsl.)
sal(a)ha,
3a2.-sealh
salo 'turbidus'; sal
sal, sa(i)le
2b1.-halog 'id'
'immunditia';
2b3.salach 'immundus'
haloc, 'id'
sal, sá(i)le 'mare'
salach; sal
'immunditia'
salt
Salla>ang. Hail
(salwes) 'im.tia'
3a2.-salu
'turbidus'
3a2.- seolo 'mare'
2b2.-halou, stercora
salo
semfti, sanft
'suāuis' <*samtiyo3a2.-soft(e)'id'
sám 'quiēs'; sáim
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sāra-, sāla- 'gris'
5.5.-salpa 'merda
canis'
sāman- 'sōlācium,
hmeros, ameros
conciliātiō'; santva(Pind.) 'mansuētus'
'id et mītis'
caeruleus'
solovój 'isabel.
color'
6.9.-salus 'amnis'
соловой 'spadix
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orientālis
occidentālis
yammos, amaqos;
yomos,
yefalos 'fūmus';
yaw 'terō'
<< sāmis
sam, samrad <
*samo-roto
* samos
* sánāmi
satis, satius; satiō
-āre, satietās,
satiās, satur;
sānus ?
* sáneumi
* sankijō
sanciō, sanctus
* sapos
sapa; sap-pīnus,
sāpīnus
* sasjóm
1b2.-sanes ?
abl. 'sānīs'
hmera ? 'diēs' NON
cf. arm. awr <*awur
sumar, Sommer
3a2.-sumor,
summer
2b1-2b2.-haf
2b3.-hañv
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
sam(b)t, sant
3a2.-sand
3a3.-sandr
sabulum
4.-familia graeca
<*H1eH2mōr
babhasti 'conterit';
bhasma 'cinis'
samā 'annus',
tempus, diēs
5.3.-ham
5.4.-am 'annus';
amarn <*smH2erm
a-si-n-vá-, ásinvan
aor. amenai (Hom), 'insatiābilis'
sуtъ (y!!)
sat 'id'
gasōþjan; *sōþ(s),
6.3.-sótinti;
asai; Hes aetai
3a2.-gesēdan; sad
5.4.-at-ok 'plēnus,
sótis 'satiās'; sōtùs
dat sōþa 'satiās' ; <*saj-; adhn 'satis';
'id'
3a3.adultus'; hač, hačoy, 'satiātus'
6.4.adros 4.3.-adan
saþs 'satiātus'
saðr
yag 'satiātus' <*sadi̯osãts <*sātis
'satis'
/sawosanoti 'uincit' ;
anumi, anuw,
2b1.-cynyddu
ásanam 'uīcī';
anutw; enarizw
con-suí 'expugnat'
'interficiō'; entea sanema 'uincāmus'
'capere, expugnāre'
'arma'
5.5.-sanh 'quaerō'
3a2.-saht 'pax'
5.5.-šaklai- 'ritus,
3a3.-saett
mōs, lex'
'concilium'
5.3.-vī-šāpa
2b1.-syb-wydd
saf, Saft
'uenenōsō succō'
'sāpīnus'
3a2.-sæp, sap
5.4.-ham <*pm
'succus, sapor'
sasyá-m 'et fructus,
(s)asiam 'secāle
sēmen, grānum'
Taurinī'
aia ? 'terra'
5.3.-hahyaeioeis ? 'herbans' 'frūmentārius'
2b1.-haidd 'id'
5.5.2b3.-heiz 'id'
sesa(na)sáith <*sāti-)
'satiās'; sáithech
'satiātus'
'fructus',sesatar 'arbos?'
* sātis
satis, satius
serb <sHwerwo'amārus'
* sauros
*sōþ(s), dat sōþa
sáith
2b1.-chwerw 'id'
2b2.-wherow 'id'
2b3.-c`houero 'id'
3a1.-sūr, sauer
3a2.-sūr, sour
3a3.-sūrr
Surakousai,
Surakw
súvar, sū́rya-
2b1.-haul <*seH2wōl
* sā́wel(jos)
sōl <*sH2wōl
* se
súil<sūli ? 'oculus'
3a3.-sōl
2b2.-heul, houl
2b3.-heol
TOK.В sūrma
'morbus oculāris'
sauil
helios, hlios
si-k
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<*suH2liyo5.3.-hvar (hw∂ng)
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syrъ, syrój
'caseus, acerbus,
hūmidus'
6.3.-sū́ras 'salātus'
slьnъce
<*sH2ulniko6.3, 6.4.-sáule
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* sēd
* sēdājō
ip-se; sa-psa;
sum, sam, sōs,
sās
* sedlā
<< sedmn̥
* sedos
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aliae linguae
occidentālis
exo 'hic'
-so; impu<imb+su
(*sōns);
sí 'illa'
sedeō
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orientālis
so-sin; so-sio
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
sa/sah,sā;e-sa;a-sau
2b3.-ho-n
'noster'; ho-z
'vester'
3a2.-se, she
3a3.-sā
sēd, soluō,
sedūcō; sedulus
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sa, sō; sī 'illa'
o, h ; ou[ios]
5.3.-ha/hō,hā;
aeSa,hāu
5.4.-k'eç 'absolūtus'
sveni(je) 'extrā'
<pron. *swe
sāten 'placō'
1b2.-sersitu
'sedetō'
circumsedeō,
obsideō
sella
6.3.-sėdžiu, sėdėti
imm·said
sez
sedlon
síd 'pax'
sēdēs <*sedeH1?
sezzal, Sessel
sitls
2b1.-sawdd
'subsideor'
efedra <*epi+sed'obsidium'
ella kaqedra Hes.
edos
prě-sěda 'insidiae';
5.4.-etɫ
sedló
sádas
5.3.hadiš- 'palatium'
<< segēts
2b1.-haeddel
2b3.-haezl, hael
Segomāros,
* seghdhlā
* seghō
ecetlh 'buris'
Segodūnum,
sigi, sigu 'uictoria';
Segobriga
sigirōn 'uincō';
2b1.-hy 'fortis',
3a2.-sige, sigor
haeddel 'ecetlh'
'uictoria'
2b3.-haezl,healf
seuērus
sigis 'uictoria'
ecw 'habeō',
ecuros, ocuros;
ex-ocos
'excellens'; iscw
'retineō', ecetlh;
Ektwr MYK ekoto?
sáhate 'dominat'
sáhas- 'potestās,
uictoria'
sahurah 'potens'
5.3.-sahaz=sahas-
<< seghos
* seghurós
seuērus
* ségneumi
1a1.-sagum
ecuros 'firmus'
suanem<sogno'retinacula', sén
<segno- 'pedica'
2b1.-hoenyn
'pedica'
Schnürsenkel
'laqueus'
sáhuri- 'potens'
5.5.-sakuriya- 'capere'
sájati 'pendō',
annectō
5.6.-frāhajam
ipf.1ªs.
segnoti 'capere'
6.3.-sègti 'id'
<< segnom
* segō
seges, Seia
* seikā
sīca
* seikō
segeticion 'prolis'
2b1.-heu, hau
TOK.-A śäktālyi B
śaktālye '-tālis' -*yo?
seigel 'tignum'
3a2.-sāgol 'uirga'
sīčь 'talea'
ikw, ika nw,
ikneomai
'perueniō'; eneikai
'efficere'
1b2.-sukatu,
prusikurent
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ToB.-siknam,
saikam 'gradior'
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occidentālis
siccō, siccus
VEN.-Silis,
Silarus; HISP.-Sil
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orientālis
occidentālis
orientālis
Sequana
sīhan, seihen
'cōlō'; seich 'mictiō'
ToA-sikatär, aor.
sika
silid
3a2.-sioloÞ 'mare'
sim 'catēna'
3a2.-sīma 'laq,
fun.'
3a2.sīmi 'funis'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ikmas 'humiditās'
sḗcatē, siñcáti
5.3.-haēk-, hinčaiti
sьčǫ, sьcati
'mingō'
6.3.-séile 'salīua'
imas 'cinctus';
imassw 'flagellō'
sīmán(ta), sīmā
'margō'
5.5.ishai 'ligō'
senawa, Sehne
* seinus
sīn 'catēna, monīl'
'funis'
5.3.-hinu- 'uinculum'
3a2.-sinu 'id'
* sējdhlom
sithlad/síolthughadh
* sējō
* sékāmi
simila
secō, secūris,
saxum, sacēna,
signum
* sēklā
* séksdekm̥
2b2.-prusekatu
'prōsecātō' ;
aseçeta 'nōn
secta'
tescaid<to-eks-sk;
seche, seiche
'pellis'
2b1.-hidl, 'cribrum'
2b3.-sizl, sil 'id'
2b1.-hesg(en)
'carex'
2b2.-heschen
'canna, arundō'
2b3-hesk
<sek-skā
3a3.-sāld 'id'
*sēÞl 'cribrum' >
karel. siekla
3a3.-sāld 'id'
*sēÞl 'cribrum' >
karel. siekla
pro-seti
6.3.-sijóju, -ti
hqw, hqew <*kieH2?
sega 'secō';
segisna, Sense
'falx' ; Segel
'uēlum'
3a2.-secg 'ensis',
sail 'id'
sekǫ 6.3.-i-sēkti
'inhumō', išsēkti
'scalpō'; sekyra
'secūris'
6.3.-pa-sẽkelis
'magna ascia'
hka, 'silenter';
akewn 'silens';
httwn, hkista
'minus, minimē'
sēgnis
sex <*ksweks
quoniam nōn
*sox sicut soror?
sé
2b1.-chwech, chwe
2b2.-whegh, whe
2b3.c`houec`h<swex
sēdecimus
* séksdkm̥təṃos
sexāgēsimus
sechs
3a2.-siex, six
séhszëhan
3a2.-sixtīene
sēdecim
* séksdekəmos
6.4.-pasainis
'monīl.'
pro-seati
6.3.-síetas 'cribrum'
sēcula
* sēknis
* seks / sweks
sithlad/síolthughadh
2b1.-hidl, 'cribrum'
2b3.-sizl, sil 'id'
6.3.-síena 'margō,
mūrus'
sëhszugôsto
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ex; xestrix
'hordeum six
ordinum'
ṣáṭ
5.3.-xšvaš
5.4.-vech
šestь, шесть
<*ksweks-tis
6.3.-šešì
sódaśa
5.3.-xšuuašdasa
5.4.-veštasan
sódaśamaPALI.-saṭṭhitama-
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orientālis
ṣaṣti5.3.-xšuuašti5.4.-vat'sun
sesco
ToA.-säksäk B.ṣkaska
sescentesimus
ToA.-ṣäkkänt, B
ṣkaskänte, ṣkas
kante
sexceritī,
sescentum
* sekstos
sextus
* sekūris
secūris
sessed
2b1.-chweched;
exakosioi
sehsto, sehto
saíhsta
ektos
шестой
6.3.- šẽštas
sekyra
ṣaṣṭhá-,
2b1.-in helcha
'uenāndō'
2b2.-helhwur
selg/sealg 'uenor'
'uenaator'
2b3.-em-olc`h
'uenor'
* selgō
sṛjáti'soluit'
<< seljos
* selkō
selah 'phoca'
3a2.-sulh
sulcō, sulcus
3a2.-seolh 'ph.'
* selō
* selom
consulere,
consilium ??
selb 'propriētās'
to-selb 'conseruō'
Luguselua
2b1.-helw 'id'
sellen 'uendō'
3a2.-sellan
sаl 'domus,
domicilium'
solum, solea
* sēlom
síl 'sēmen'
selb
* selwā
2a3.-sealbh,
seilbh
* sémdekm̥
cf. undecim
* sémdekəmos
* sēmi* semjō
undecimus
sēmisentīna
* semli
simul, arc. semol
* sēmn̥
sēmen
saljan 'sacrificō'
sala
'fideicomissus'
5.4.-heɫg 'tardus,
piger' <*HeHw3lk
ToВ sälk- 'trahō'
5.5.-salk 'commisceō!'
sъlati 'mittere'
sъlъ 'oblātiō'
elein
elwrion 'praeda'
selo <sedlo-?
'pagus, ager'
6.3.-salà 'insula';
sоlа 'ager'
6.3.-pasėlỹs 'satiō'
saliþwōs 'hospitia'
2b1.-hil 'progeniēs'
Lugu-selua
helw
2b1.-cf. un ar ddeg
2b3.-undec
endeka
endekatos
hmi-
sāmido·es-sim 'effundō'
1b2.-sumel
elkw ; olkos;
wlax; aulax HºHwlALB.-helq, heq
'trahō' <*(s)olkei̯ ō
cf. ékādaśa
5.3.aēuuandasa
cf. ekādaśama6.3.-sémti
simble(s), simblum
'semper'
amal 'sicut'
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semel, singulī
<sṃgnoi, simplēx
* senchō
sing (to)
* senējō
seneō
* senēks
senex
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emith 'tanquam,
quasi' < *semiti
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-hanter
sin-hīun 'coiux'
'dimidium' hefyd
3a2.-sinhīwan
'quoque'
'id'; some
2b2.-hanner 'id'
'nōnnullus'
2b3.-hanter 'id'
singan, singen
3a2.-singan
3a3.-syngua
2b1.-de(h)ongl
'explicō'
* sepō
* séptəmos
* septm̥
* septm̥dekm̥
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
eis, mia<*smia, en;
oud-amos 'nullus';
sin-teins 'quotidiē'; amoqen 'alicunde';
sums 'quīdam'
ateros, eteros
'alter'
Myc. e-me
samá- 'omnis, ecquis
', sakŕt 'semel' ;
sámiti; sahásra
'mille'
5.3.hama- 'omnis'; hakrt ̇̃; hazaŋra
5.4.-amēn(ain)
'omnis'
6.3.-sẽnas
TOK A.-säṃ
'quīdam'
orientālis
siggwan 'canō';
sangws 'cantus,
musica'
omfh 'uox ,
augurium';
panomfaios
'nōmen iouis'
sen
sét 'uia' <*sentus
senognātus
2b1.-2b2.-2b3.-hen
2b1.-hynt
2b3.-hent 'uia'
3a2.-sīth 'iter,
uices'
sineigs, sinista
'senissimus'
enos, di-enos
sigqan
eafqe 'cecidit'
TOK A.-sont
saparyati 'uenerātur'
epw (aor. -spon)
'colō'; oplon
<*soplo- 'arma';
eyw 'coquō'
sechtm-ad
secht n-
sextametos
3a2.-seofoða
2b1.-saith
2b2.-seyth
2b3.-seiz
sibun
3a2.-seofon
3a3.-siau
septemdecirn
<< septrm̥dekəmos
septemdecirnus
* séptm̥dkm̥təmos
septuāgesimus
5.4.-ankanim 'cadō,
dēminuō'
'semel'
sandjan 'mittō'
sepeliō, sepultum
septem
5.3.- 6.3.-sẽnas
5.4.-hin
6.4.-sens
sanahana-
ainamma sinþa
sepeliō
septimus
samghai (PRAKR)
'dīcō, afferō'
6.3.-senėju
* senqō
* sepēlijō
<< sépeltrom
4.-familia graeca
3.-familia germanica
sinkan, sinken,
seicht 'ūdus'
3a2.-sincan
3a3.- søkkva
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sibun
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sápati 'honōrat' ;
saparyáti 'venerātur'
5.3.-haf- 'sustineō'
5.4.-ep'em 'coquō'
saptamá,saptáthaḥ
5.3.-haptaqa
5.4.-haftum
5.5.-šipta.
saptá
5.3.hapta
sedmъ<*sept∂mtos
6.3.septiñtas.
saptádaśa
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septuāginta
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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orientālis
sechtmogo
occidentālis
orientālis
sibunzo
sibuntehund
4.-familia graeca
ebdomhkonta
<*ebdmhkonta
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
saptatí
6.-familia slava
sibědiśǫt
5.3.-haptāitii-
septingentesimus
ToA.-ṣpätkänt, B
ṣukänte
septingeritī
* seqai
sechur, sechithir;
rosc 'oculus'
<proskwom; écosc
'faciēs' <*in-kom-s
sequor
eptakosioi
sehan, sehen 'id'
3a2.-seon, see 'id'
3a3.-sja 'id'
saihvan 'uidēre'
epomai
sácate;
síṣakti
'comitō'
5.5.sakui 'oculus'
6.3.-sekù, sèkti
<< seqi
* seqō
inquam, inquit
* seqos
secus
Ate-spatus
scél 'narrātiō' cosc
2b1.-hepp 'inquit';
'correctiō' aithesc
chwethl, chwedl
'responsum' in<*skwetlo-;
cho-sig 'quid
2b3.-que-hezl
significat'
cosb 'pūnitiō'
sech 'praeter, trans'
w
w
<*sek ā/sek o
sokъ 'accūsātor'
SerbCS.-sočiti
sagen
3a2.-secgan
3a3.-seg(g)ja
2b1.-heb 'sine'
2b2.-heb 'id'
2b3.-heb 'id'
hačā 'ab, secundum'
rion 'suprēmus
mons'; eri- 'per-'
serten 'uiolō
3a3.-serða 'pedicō'
3a3.-sörwi 'monīle'
* serdhō
serō
serom
sēros
sérpenos
serpō
serō, seriēs, sors
serum
sērus; sērius?
serpens
serpō
aserum
sreth<srtā 'linea'
secen<*sekeną,
sec<*seki 'praeter'
5.5.-sarā <*sro
'suprā'; sarli- 'altus'
5.5.-sarta 'fricō
sarwa 'arma'
eirw, ormos
sará- 'fluidus'
sír 'longus'
2b1.-2b2.-2b3.-hir
erpeton <'reptīle'
erpw
sarpá
sárpati
ALB.-gjarpën
sasti
5.3.-hah
5.5.-ses-
* sesmi
seisc 'iuncus'
sescenn 'palūs'
* sesqos
* setis
6.3.-sakī́ti, sakýti
6.6.-soczyć
'calumnior'
sākám, sácā, sáci
'iuxtā'
5.3.-
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*
*
*
*
*
'indicō' <*sokw-eie/o-
ennepe 'dīc'
satelles < etrusc.
zaq-laq?
2b1.-hesg
2b2.-heschen
'canna'
3a3.-sef
etairos 'sodālis';
Hom. eths 'id'
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occidentālis
sith <*siti- aeq.
sithithir 'longus'
* sētús
* sḗtjosi
sētius
* seugō
sūgō
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
sīto 'laxē'
3a2.2b1.-hyd '-tūdō'
sīd 'amplus'
2b2, b3.-hes <*situsīd Seit 'post'
3a2.-sīð, sīth 'post'
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2b3.-sunaff/suna
séoðan, seethe
6.-familia slava
orientālis
cf. sāti- 'fīnis'
seiÞus <seH1-i-tu
'tardē'
cf. sāti- 'fīnis'
hāvayan 'coquunt'
5.5.-suttati
sauþs 'animal
hostiāle'
virsūmen; säumen
'perdere'
* sewājō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
3a2.-súcan
siodan, sieden
3a2.-
* seutō
4.-familia graeca
'tumescō' ?
šučú, šutítь 'nugō'
6.3.siaučiù/̃sti 'uentilō'
eaw 'sinīō,
permittīō'
<< sewe
<< séwijos
* sewō
soïd 'uoluit'
* silējō
suváti, sauti, savati
'id' 5.3.-hav- 'id'
5.5.-šū̯āi- 'incitō'
2b1.-huan
<*sowonā ? 'sōl'
3a2.-sālnes
'silēnti.'
sileō
ana-silan
* síneumi
* sinísteros
sinister
* sinō
sinō, pōnō, situs
* sinus
sinus
cf. ? nertru
'sinistrō <uirīliōre'
cf; aristos /eros
eaw < seFaw.
hsucos
'tranquillus'
(cf. meilicos)
syáti, sinā́ti, sinōti
6.3.-siẽti
5.3.-hā(y)6.4.-sìet
5.5.-išiya-, išāi
sániyān 'ūtilius'
5.3.-cf; vairyastāra
'laeuus', váriyān
'potius'
áva-syati 'consistit'
avasā́na- 'terminus'
suváti
5.3.-hāra'id'
5.5.-zeya
'coquō'
6.3.-ãtsainus
'negligens'
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sīdō < si- sdō,
sedeō
1b2.-sersitu
'sedetō', zeref
'sedens',
andersesust
'intersiderit'
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occidentālis
sa(i)did, fut. seiss
(*sed-s-ti);
suidigur 'locō'
sirid 'errat, sagit'
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orientālis
occidentālis
sizzu; caus.
sezzen, setzen
<*sodejō
3a2.-sittiu, sit
3a3.-sit
2b1.-sedddu
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
sitan <*sitjan;
caus. satjan
Sarmus 'flūmen'
2b1.-herw
<*seruo- 'error'
sīdati, sátsi,
cau.sādáyati <*sodejō
ezomai, izw;
5.3.-hiδaiti ,
seždǫ, sedeti
nišaŋhasti, niodein 'uendere';
šāδayeiti
idruw (i schwa
6.3.-*sédmi, sedžiu
secundum) 'statuō' 5.4.-nstim <*nisdyō?;
hecanim <*-ds5.5.-sisd- 'quiescō'
ormh 'pulsus'
osfrainw;
osfrhsis 'odor'
* sísghrāmi
sísarti, sárati 'fluō'
sará- 'fluidus'
5.5.-sesar 'colō'
6.3.-apsirti
'circumeō'
TOK.-A krām, В
kor 'nasus'
jíghrāti, ghrāti
<< síslāwos
* sisō
* sisqos
serō, sēuī satiō,
sēmen
cf. siccus
1b2.-semenies
síl 'sēmen'
saithe 'exāmen'
2b1.-sil, hil 'prolēs'
haidd heiz 'barley'
haid 'examen'
sesc 'siccus, ster.'
2a3.-seasg
2b1.-hysb f. hesb
2b3.-hesp, hesk
* skīrós
saian praet. saiso; sitos 'frūmentum';
manaseþs
ToAB.-sary, B
ṣito 'aruum'
'humānitās'
skeirs
Saum
seam
3a3.-saumr
siula <*sewlo-
suō, sūbula
sasyá-m 'sēmen';
sā́yaka 'missīle'
5.5.-sai- 'disparō';
sehur 'urīna'
siñcáti 'fundō'
5.3.-hisku
seti
6.3.-séju, séti; sora
'milium'
'siccus'
3a3.-skírr <*skeiro-
* sjewmn̥
* sjewō
sā(j)en, sāwen
3a2.-sāwan
3a3.-súrr, saurr
'sēmen'
'sūbula'
skiron
'umbrāculum q.'
umhn 'neruus';
umnos 'cantus'
siujan
kassuw, kas-suw
ščiryj
6.6.-szczery
syū́ man- 'uinculum';
sūtra- 'fīlum,
aphorismus' 5.5.sum(m)anza(n)
'corda, cyperus'
sīv́yati; syūtáh 'sūtus'
sīvyati 'suit'
5.5.-suwēl
'fīlum'
* sjūdhlā
sūbula
siula
sūtram 'fīlum'
* sjūtós
sūtus
3a2.-sēod <*siutós
< *sjūtós 'crumēna'
syūtáh
šiti, шить
6.3.-siuvú, siuti;
südžem, siū́las,
.siúola- 'fīlum'
шу́ло 'cuspis';
сило́ 'pedica' 6.3.siū́las, siúola-;
'fīlum'; saiklis
'fibula'
6.7.-sidlo
zashít, shila
6.4.-sũts <*sjūtos
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* skabhō
* skaiwós
* skalpō
* skandō
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
orientālis
skabhnāti,
scabellum
skambháh 'fulcrum'
schepfen, schaffen;
skaft 'schaft'
3a2.-scafan,
scaban; scieppan
'cr.'; gesceap,
shape 'forma'
scabō, scabiēs,
scaber
scaeuus
scalpō, sculpō
scandō, scāla
<*skand(t/s)lā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
skaban 'tondēre';
gaskapjan 'creāre'
skeparnos
'scalprum'; kopos
'incussiō';
skaptrom 'lancea'
ciotach
chwith 'sinistera'
skaios
skaloy
scendim 'saliō'
2b1.-cy-chwynnaf
'initiō'
skandalon
'pedica, offensiō'
5.4.-kāfaδ, kāvaδ
'scabit' (skap)
skoblь 'runcina''
6.4.-skabrs 'scaber'
kḷptáh
6.3.-sklempiù
skándati 'saliō'
<< skandslā
* skāpos
3a,a2.-skaft
'hasta'
3a3.-skapt 'id'
scāpus, scōpa,
scōpiō
skapton, skhptron
'sceptrum'
kopьje 'hasta'
6.4.-šḱèps 'id'
(Hes). eskatamizen
6.3.-skastu, skasti
skhadatē 'scindit'
skedannumi,
5.4.-šert <*skedriskedaw, skidnhmi
'fragmentum lignī'
(i schwa secundum)
ToAB.-kät-, kätnā-
skǫdъ 'paruus';
ščédryj 'profūsus'
6.3.-skedervà
'fragmen' kedeti
'explōdō'
6.6.-szczędzić
'comparcere'
<< skatējō
* skatō
* skédnāmi
scatō, scateō
scindula,
scandula
scatán, scadán
'harengus'
Schad(e) 'alosa
pseuroharengus'
2b1.-ysgadan
'harengus'
3a2.- sceadd 'id'
3a2.-scateren,
scatter, shatter
scaindrim 'scindō'
3a2.-sceacan,
shake 'agitō'
* skegō
3a3.-skaka 'id'
* skejō
heit 'modus'; heitar
'clārum' (caelum)
3a2.-hād,
haidus 'modus, ars'
haēd 3a3.-heiðr
'honos'; heið(r)
'clārum (caelum)
caesius;
caelum<kaidlom,
kaitslom?
khajati 'remouet'
khája- 'turba'
ketú- 'clāritās'; ceta,
6.3.-skaidrus,
cetana 'signum'; citra
skaistas 'clārus'
'clārus, conspicuus';
6.4.5.3.-čiqraskaidrs 'clārus'
'clārus, conspicuus'
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* skelō
* skerbhō
* skerdā
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
culpa ? <*klpā
scelus
scelah <*-lha'tortus'
3a2.-sceolh 'id'
3a3.-skjalgr
<*skelkó- 'id'
camisia <gall.
scrobis
mūscerda,
sūscerda,
caimmse <lat.
2b1.-hefys <gmc?
2b2.-hevis
gmc?
cer(b)aim 'putō'
cerb 'acerbus'
sceirdim 'spuō'
* skerjō
3a2.-scearn; hart
3a3.-skarn
carneis 'partis'
scar(a)im 'separō'
kersnu 'cēna'
scu(i)rim
1b2.-karu 'portiō';
'disiungō'
śesna 'cēnam'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
scurz, kurz 'breuis'
3a2.-scort
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2b1.-ysgar 'separō';
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3a2;-scieran
3a3.-skera
6.-familia slava
6.3.-skeliù, -éti
'dēbeō, culpābilis
esse'; skìlti
'dēbitor fierī';
kaltas 'dēbitor',
kaltẽ̃ , skolà
'dēbitus'
6.9.-skellants '-tor',
skallinsnan
skal (praet-praes)
skolios 'tortus,
improbus'
skalhnos
'claudus'
skaman ? 'pudet'
chalam 'fraus'
5.4.-sel 'tortus'
śāmulyà- 'camisia'
ščerbá 'morsum;
fisūra'
6.3.-skirbti 'acer
fiō'
6.4.-skrabt
'excauō'
scharn <*skorno-;
hart, Harz
TOK.-B kärtk'mastiche'
'cacō'; A kärtkāl, B
scerdid 'abscabit'
carō (carnis),
corium, cortex,
scortum, cēna
hemidi, Hemd
'camisia'
3a2.-homa
'tegumn'
4.-familia graeca
scarph, scharf
'raucus'
'3a2.-sceorpan
'rādō'
ouicerda, bocerda
* skerdō
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scal 'debeō' ;
Schuld <*skulþi
'dēbitum'
3a2.-sceal,
gescola, shall
3a3.-skal
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kärkkālle 'palūs'
skwr (skatos);
skwria
chr̥nátti, chardayati
'spuō'; kardama
'lutum, situs'
5.3.-sairya
5.5.-šakkar (šaknaš)
5.6.-sargōn, sargīn
skor(o)don 'alium'
keirw
ALB.-shqerr, harr
<*(s)kor-éi̯ e-
ALB.-hurdhe,'alium'
sratь 'cacāre'
<*ker(H); skaredъ
'repugnans'
6.3.-šarwai
6.4.-sãrni
oskórd 'ligō'
6.3.-sker̃sti
'mactāre'
kórka 'crusta'
5.4.-k'orem <*(s)kor6.3.-skiriù, skìrti
éi̯e- 'scabō'
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occidentālis
scioban, schieben
3a2.-scēofan
'abmoueō'
* skeubhō
3a3.-skopa
'currō'
sciozan,
schiessen;
schutten, schûtzen
'protegō'
* skeudō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
skairw, skirtaw (i
schwa secundum);
skaris 'uermis
saltans'
kiráti 'iacit'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
scerōn 'gaudēre',
scher(e)n 'festīnō'
schrecken
'terreō'
3a2.secge-scēre
'cicada locusta'
* skerō
4.-familia graeca
skorъ 'citō'
6.3.-skerỹs,
skerẽlis 'locusta'
skubo, skubati
'euellō'
af-skiuban
6.3.-skùbti
'festīnō'
'repudiō'
skaut 'proiectus'
kudias 'termēs
dentis' (Hes.)
cṓdati, cōdáyati
'impellit'
5.4.-čust 'promptus'
is-kydati
6.3.-skudrùs,
skaudrùs 'celer'
skunia 'cilium'
skulos 'pellis'
skauti, skunāti,
skunōti
4.3.-çiu<skewos
'tectus'
6.4.-skumstu
'obscurāri, tristis
fierī'
scū, scuwo
'umbra'
skugina, Scheune
'mapalium'
scūm 'spūma';
schummer 'occas'
3a2.-sciō
'nubēs'; scuwa
'umbra'
* skeumō
skuggwa
'speculum'
scūr 'tectus'
* skeuros
* skeutō
obscūrus
cutis,
cunnus<kutnos
skūra, sciura
'mapal.' scuoh
'calceus' 3a2.skōr 'calceus'
cúarán 'calceus'
2b1.-kwd 'scrōtum';
eskit, esgit,esgid
<pedskūt 'calceus'
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hodo, Hode
'testic.' hutte
'mapal.' 3a2.hodma 'obscūritās'
6.3.-skūra 'corium'
kẽvalas 'ouīna pellis'
6.4.-čàula, skura
'cortex'
skōhs
skutos; kutos
egkuti, egkutis
'usque ad pellem'
kussaros<kutFar
os 'ānus'; kusqos
skunāti, skunṓti,
'tegit, operit'
kútatь 'operīre'
sъkotati 'sōlor'
<kunt
6.3.-kutỹs 'bursa';
kiáutas 'cortex'
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caueō
<*kow(H1)ejō
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2.-familia celtica
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
akouw (-s-) 'audiō';
kaví- , vātēs, doctus'
hören 'id' scouwōn,
skeuos
hausjan 'audīre'
schauen 'spectō';
5.3.-čvīšī
'apparātus';
<*H2kH2owsjshön 'pulcher'
'prouideor';
skeuazw 'praeparō'
hāwian 'spectō';
3a2.-hīeran, hear;
us-skaws
koew 'percipiō'
śkōh 'numen'
scēauian, show
'sensātus'; skauns kudos 'gloria'
5.4.-c̣uc̣anem
'monstrō'; scīenc
'perspicuus'
quoskoos
'pulcher'
'monstrō'
'spectator'
čudo 'mirabilia'
6.3.-kavēt
'dubitō'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
kutef `'cautens'
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
<< skidjō
* skijō
sciō, scīre
scian ? 'culter'
<*skijenā ? cf. lat
<*skojH2ōn 'ascia'
sacēna?
* skindō
scindō
scéith 'uomitus'
chyáti 'dīuidō'
scaw <*skH2-éjo/e-,
5.3.-šаqг 'dux proeliī'
scazw 'soluō';
5.5.-sākk <sókH2swkew? 'possum'
ei/skH2enti
3a3.-skeggja
scizw;
scindalamos,
skindalamos
'assula'; scidos
2b1.-chwydu 'uomitō' scīzan, scheißen
2b2.-hweza
3a2.-scītan, shit 'i.'
2b3.-c`houeda
3a3.-skíta 'cacō'
scina <*skinōn
3a2.-scinu
* skīwr̥
* skl̥iqā
kiwn 'columna'
chinatti <*skined-ti
'glūbō', cheda'sectiō'
aṣṭhīvá(nt)5.3.-ascūm
5.4.siwn 'columna'
<*HastčiHwa-
siliqua
* skl̥jō
silex<*skileks ;
culter
* skl̥neumi
coluber
<kélodhros; calx
skolьka 'ostrea'
scoiltim 'scindō';
sce(i)llec 'rūpēs'
2b1.-hollt 'scisiō'
2b2.-felza
2b3.-faouta
3a2.-scielian
3a3.-skilja; skil
'diferentia'
schilhen 'strabus
esse'
3a2.-scielfan,
shelve 'abruptus
esse'
hinkan 'claudicō';
* skodhos
skalja 'tilia'; skildus
'titulus'; hallus?
'rūpēs'
lens ?
sned
scīth 'fessus'; escid
'infatigābilis'
2b1.-nedd
2b3.-nezenn
skazw 'claudicō'
3a2.-hnitu
2b1.-esgud 'agilis'
* skoidos
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scadōn, schaden
'id'
3a2.-skaðian 'id'
skallw 'fodiō';
skullw,
<*skol(H)je/o-
iskalla(i)- 'scindō'
khañjati 'claudicat'
sákthi- 'sura'
5.3.-haxti-) 'sura'
gnída
6.3.-glìnda
<*gnìnda?
konides
skaþjan, skōþ
'damnō'
askhqhs
'incolumis'
scīt, Scheit
3a2.-scīd <*-d?
scindalmos
skala 'rūpēs'
klъka 'poples'
6.3.-kulkšìs,
kulkšnìs 'coxa';
kulnìs 'calx'
skelos 'crus'
skwlhx 'uermis'
kulindw 'rotō'
kwlon 'membrum'
skank, Schenkel
'sura'; schenken
'dō'!
* skn̥gjō
* sknidā
cěvjë, cěvka
6.3.šeivà 'spīra'
5.4.-xat`arem 'deleō'
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* skoirsās
scurra
* skoitom
scūtum <*skoito-
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occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
scern
4.-familia graeca
6.-familia slava
orientālis
'diuertimentum'
3a3.-skjarr
'timidus'
scíath <*skeito-
scīt, Scheit 'lignum'
3a2.-scīd
'id'
2b1.-ysgwyd
2b3.-skoed
* skojā́
3a3.-skī 'simulātiō'
* skolmā
scalm 'nauis'
3a3.-skǫlm
'cuspis, siliqua'
3a1, 3a2.-scāla
'lanx'; skola
'diuisiō'
scelifa 'tegumen
membranōsum'
3a2.-
* skōlos
* skolpos
ALB.-hē, hie,
(h)ona
TOK B.-skiyo
štitъ
chāyā́ skia; skoios
5.3.-asaya- 'nullam
'umbrōsus'; skhnh
umbram iaciens'
skana 'tentorium'
5.6.sāya
ALB.-hele 'ueru'
skwlos 'pālus'
сень
6.3.-sejs, seja
<*keyā
6.3.-kélmas
'truncus'
SORB.-čoɫm
skalmos 'scalmus'
THRAK.-skalmh
'ensis'
kolъ <*kolos
'pālus'
6.3.-kuõlas 'id'
kalā́ 'particula'
6.3.-kálpa 'tignum
currūs niuālis';
kìlpa 'stapia'
skoloy 'pālus'
scielfe, shelf
3a3.-skjǫlf
'scamnum'
<< skortom
<< skostrom
chattra 'umbella'
* skotos
* skouros
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
scáth
2b1.-(cy-)ysgaud
2b2.-scod/skēz
2b3.-skeud
skūr, Schauer
'frigus'
3a2.-scūr, scéor 'id'
caurus, cōrus
2b1.-cwthr 'anus;
rectum' <*kuzdhro-
* skousā
* skreibhō
skadus
scrībō
hose
3a2.hosa 'uagīna'
krabelen, kerban
'scabō'
3a2.-ceorfan,
carve 'id.'
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skotos 'obscuritās'
skūra windis
'turbulentia'
chattra 'umbella'
5.4.-c̣urt 'frigus'
kustis 'uensica,
follis'
grafw 'scabō'
skarifaomai
agrife,
agreifna 'raster'
severъ
6.3.-šidure, šiaurỹs
koṣṭha- 'abdomen,
recipiens'
žrebъ 'mīca'
6.4.-grīpsta 'scobis'
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
schrīssen, -reißen
scrissid 'putat'
3a2.hrītan, write
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
dis-skreitan
'discindō'
<< skrobhis
* skroupos
scrūpus, -eus,
scrūpulus -um
* skroutos
scrōtum,
scrūtillus, scrūtor
* skubtis
* skutājō
cf. cubitus
scutillus ?
3a3.-skroflig ?
'raucus, iniquus'
scrōtan 'scindō'
3a3.hrjōða 'populor,
depleō'
ND.-schuft (bouis)
hudele 'pannus'
2b1.-ysgrud
scothaid
and-hruskan
'scrutor'
* slabai
labō -āre; labor
ī/is; labium;
labrum; limbus
lobur 'dēbilis'
* slagós
laxus <*(s)lH2gso-
lacc (express. gg)
śupti-, 5.3.-supti-
* slakō
slach(d)aim; slacc;
slacaire 'offensor'
* slatā
slat
2b3.lemm?'filo'<bsm
lumbrīcus <
*londhr-īko- ?
* sleigō
slаbъ <*slobo'dēbilis'
6.3.-slobstù, slõbti
'langescō'
6.4.-slābêt
lobos; lebhris
'uagina, bulla'
lagwos, lagws
'lepus' (=cum laxīs
auribus)
ślakṣná 'tener,
suāuis, blandus'
6.4.-leǵēns
sṛká- 'hasta, sagitta'
5.3.-harǝčaya'ēmittō'
slahan; slauhts
'trucidātiō'
latta
3a2.-laeththa
2b1.-llym ? 'acūtus'
* sleibō
slēpan, saizlēp
'dormiō'
slah
3a2.-slæc, slack
3a3.-slakr
slahan, schlagen
3a2.-slahan, slay
2b1.-(ys)lath
2b3.-laz
ALB.-sup
6.3.-skutù, skusti
skutos 'pellis,
corium'
er(sch)laffen
3a2.-lappo
'harapus'
2b1.-llacc < angl.
6.9.-scrundos
'ferfex'
krouteitai 'deplet'
(Hes.)
skutal- 'canna'
2b1.-eskit 'calceus'
2b2.-eskit, esgis
'id' <*pedskūto-
* skūtos
* sleidhō
črepъ <skrep
6.6.-skorupa
slōet, slaod
'uiscositās'
slīfan
3a2.-slīpan, slip
olibros 'lūbricus'
slīten
olisqanw
3a2.-slīdan
sligim, fo-sligim
'linō', adslig 'allicit'
sliachtad
'planifactiō'
slīhhan,
schleichen
'sigilōsē uadō'
schleicht 'leuis'
slige 'pecten'
3a2.-sliht, slight 'id'
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slaíhts 'glaber,
leuis'
ligdos 'mortārium',
ligdhn 'strictim'
sležý/-edítь
'sequor'
6.3.-slýdau, slýsti
srédhati 'errat'
5.5.-salik 'tangō'
slizь 'lutum'
slízkij lūbricus
slьzъkъ 'εiς
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orientālis
2b1.-llyfn 'glaber'
occidentālis
2b3.-gurlimun
'paviunt'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
slīmen 'limāre'
cf. leios 'suāuis'
<< sleimājō
slīm, Schleim
'pituita'
* sleimāks
* sleiwos
liiuor
* slējús
* sleubō
lí 'colos'
Schlehe 'prūnus'
3a2.-slāh, sloe
2b2.-liu
2b3.-liou
nīlá <*līló- ?
5.5.lwtos 'lōtus'
sulai-, suliya<(s)loiHtós cf.
plwtos <*plouHtó'plumbum'
'id'
sliva 'prūnum'
leios
sliiofan; Schlucht
3a2.sluupan
lūbricus
slucim, sloigim; lungu, 3ª loingid
'est, bibit, consumit'
* sl̥ijai
leimax
lēuis
* sleugō
* sligōn
Liuo, Līuius
2b1.-lliw
slimák ; sliny
'muccus'
6.3.sliẽkas; sliẽnas
'salīua'
ligō, -ōnis
sliucht 'uestigium,
sectiō, proles'
saliō, saltō,
salebra, salax
saltraid 'conculcat'
2b1.-llyncu
llewa 'pulmenta'
*lugamā
2b3.lonka; roluncas 'ēdit'
schlūchen,
schlucken
3a3.-slūka
sliupan
lkas
6.3.-pa-laũkis
lugx (luggos);
lugmos; luzw;
lugdhn
'pantica uitulī'
3a2.- slicc<slikja'malleus'
1b1.-satru
'conculcāt.'
1b3.-sautrein 'conc.'
vъ-slepljǫ
6.3.-ãtsala 'palūs';
sal̃pas 'meandrus'
allomai; alma;
alsis
<< sloidhos
<< sloiwom
sluag 'copiae'
teg-lach
'familia'
* slougos
* slr̥gjō
Catu-slugi
2b1.llu, telu
2b2.-luu, teilu
sluga 'seruus'
lurco(r), lurcō, ōnis
slurken. slurc
'fauces'
samonios ? 'nōmen
mensis'
* sm̥
* smā
nam < mān ?
larugx 'fauces'
alocos 'coniux'
ma; mhn
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4.3.-man
sám- 'cum'
5.3, 5.4-ham 'cum'
so-sedъ 'uicīnus'
6.3.-sam-, sa
'cum'
sma
5.5.-ma- 'sed'
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occidentālis
māla; small 'p.'
malus<'paruus'
mallom/ud 'malus'
míl
2b1, b2, b3.-mil
3a2.-smæl, small
3a5.-maal 'uitulus'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
mhlon 'ouis'
5.4.-mal
malъ 'paruus'
orientālis
smals 'paruus'
smach 'gustu.,
odor'
3a2.-smakin 'sapiō'
* smegō
smid, Schmied
3a2.-smið
smāhi 'paruus'
* smeidhō
* smeikā
mīca
6.3.-mégti 'uolupe';
smaguriaúti 'pic.'
aiza-smiþa 'aeris
faber''
sminuh 'ligō'; smilh
'culter'
5.5.-summittant'ascia'
6.3.-smailùs
'cuspis'
5.3.-mae̅ð- 'iaciō';
hamista 'subditus';
paitimiqnāiti 'ualedicit'
ToB.-mit 'abeō'
smikros, mikros
'paruus'
3a2.-smēalīc
'minūtus'
<< smeirai
<< smeirātlom
<< smeiros
* smeitō
mittō; cosmittere
(Fest.)
* smejō
mīror; mīrus;
cōmis, cosmis
* smekslā
māla <*sm̥kslā/
mantslā/magslā;
maxilla
míad 'gloria'
moídit
'gloriātur'
3a2.-smile
3a3.-mila
smech/sm(e)ig
meidiaw
3a2.-máer 'labrum'
smáyatē, -ati
smēra'subridens'
smejo, smijati se
6.3.-smeju, smiêt;
n. smaĩda, smaidît
śmaśru- 'barba'
5.4.-mauruk 'id'
5.5.-zama(n)kur
<*smok-ur 'barba'
6.3.-smakrà
6.4.-smakrs
smēle, Schmiele
'aira caespitōsa'
* smelgā
* smelō
smāl, smōl, smūal
'cinis; ignis'
* smemorjā
mertaid 'instruit'
airm(m)ert
'prohibitiō'
memoria, memor
6.3.-smìlga
6.8.-smlza 'aira
3a3.smele, smile
3a2.-smo(u)lder
smel(l)
'odor'
Ro-smerta
2b1.-armerth
'praeparātiō'
mornēn 'curō'
3a2.-mimorian, gemimor, murnan 'id'
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caespitōsa'
prysmalýty
6.3.-smil̃kti
'fūmāre'
maúrnan 'curō'
mermairw 'cūrō';
merimna 'cūra'
martur
'testis' ? moira
'parca'
smarati 'reminiscitur'
5.3.-maraiti
'commentat'
5.4.-mormork 'cūra'
6.3.-meréti 'cūrat'
6.5.-máriti 'cūrat'
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orientālis
macula <sm∂-tlā
occidentālis
orientālis
smīzan,
schmeißen 'id'
bi-smeitan 'linō'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
smaw, smhn
'unguere'; smhma
'unguentum'
5.4.-mic 'immunditia'
<*smidyo
smědъ 'fuscus',
<< smerdā
* smerdō
* smeros
* smerwā
morucos 'obscūrus'
medullae ?
* smeughō
smerdétь 'foeteō'
6.3.-smirdéti 'id'
6.4.-smir̂dêt 'id'
smordwnes
'foetentes'
merda
smir (smera)
múch 'fūmus'
Smerius, Smertulus smero 'ol.' smirwen
2b1.-mêr
schmieren
2b3.'unguō' 3a2.mél<moelle
smeoru 'id'
2b2.-mwg 'ignis'
2b2.-mok
smaírþr 'oleum';
smarna 'stercus'
3a2.-sméocan
murayl 'obscūrus'
muros 'oleum'
smuris
'unguentum'
smucomai 'suffocō'
mille <*smiH2ghesliH2
* sm̥itis
simītu
* smitlā
tamen macula
<sm∂tlā
* sm̥lis
similis
*
*
<<
<<
*
sm̥loghós
sm̥ópətōr
smoughos
smoughos
sm̥plos
CELTIB.śanCiliśTara?
emith 'tanquam,
quasi' < *semiti
ceilioi <*ghesljo4.2.-cellioi
2b1.-hefyd 'quoque'
meil, Mal
3a2.-māl
samail <*samali<*sm̥H2eli-
5.4.-mux 'fūmus'
'suffocō'
5.3.-
6.3.-miẽles
'fermentum'
6.4.-mìeles 'id'
omalos 'aequus' ;
ama
alocos 'coniux'
omopatwr
3a3.- sam-feðra
simplex
* smudhnō
sahásra-m
6.3.-smáugti
hazaŋra- <sajhasrasámiti 'conuentiō,
congressus'
miainw 'mancillō'
2b1.-hafal
2b2.-haval
2b3.-hañval
6.3.-moraĩ
'mucor'
6.3.-smarsas
'oleum'
2b3.-moug, mog
* sm̥gheslom
marúška; maráju, tь 'calumniō'
sulogъ <sǫ-logъ
5.3.-hamapitar
aploos
gamaudjan
smuainim;
smuained: 'cōgitātiō'
'memorō'
ufarmaudei 'obliuiō'
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muqos 'uerbum';
muqeomai 'loquor'
5.6.-mōуе 'querella'
6.3.-maudžiù,
maudžiaũ, maũsti
'affligor'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
* snəghjō
snad-; snass
'amputātiō'
* snāmi
nō
nix, ninguit
* sneitō
1b2.-snata
'umecta'
snáid;
snām 'nātātiō'
snechte; snigid
'ninguit'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
mucos 'penus'
5.4.-mxim; mxem
'immergō'; mux
'tinctūra',
'cochlea'
2b1.-nawf
2b3.-neuñvi (v.n.)
snéid 'curtus'
'transīre'
6.6.mug(a)
'angiportus'
6.7.-smeknouti
'dēdūcō'
6.3.-(s)munkù,
(s)mùkti 'ēuadere'
6.3.-snake †
'serpens'
2b1.-naddu; nedim snatta, Schnatta
'ascia'
'uulnus, incisiō'
2b3.-ezeff , eze 'id' 3a3.-naddr 'cuspis'
2b1.-nyf
6.-familia slava
mъknuti sja
snahhan
3a2.-snake
snaighim
* snadhō
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
smiegen,
schmiegen 'nītor'
3a2.- smūgan
rēpō
3a3.smjūga
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* sneighs
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snēo
3a2.-snāw, snow
snaiws
snīdan, schneiden
3a2.-snīðan 'id'
sneiþan 'putō,
metō'
snāmi 'balneor'
5.5.-sanh 'lauō'
snegъ
6.3.-sniẽgas
nifa
snit 'truncus,
rāmus'
<< sneitos
* snēmi
neō
snī- sníid 'torquet,
cruciat'; sním <*mo- 'nēre, torquēre,
tormentum';
snáthad 'acus'
snáthe 'fīlum'
* snēmn̥
nēmen
2b1.nyddu,nodwydd
2b2.-nethe;
notuid 'id'
2b3.-nezaff;
najan, nāen,
nāwen 'suō' ;
snuor, Schnur
'funis'
3a2.-snood 'uitta';
nadoez 'id'
new 'neō';
nhma 'fīlum'
nítь 'fīlum'
6.3.-nýtis 'rēs
textrinae'
6.4.-snāju, snāt;
nīts 'rēs textrinae'
nṛ́tyati 'tripudiat'
nerët(o) 'piscis q.'
6.3.-nyrù, nìrti;
neriù, nérti 'infibrō'
needle 'acus'
sním <*-mo- 'nēre,
nhma
torquēre, tormentum'
narwa Narbe
'cicatrix' ; snuor
'catella'
3a2.naru, narrow
'strictus'
* snerō
* snētjā
nēþla 'acus'
snā́yati 'inuolutat,
uestit'; snāva
'nexus, neruus'
snáth(e) 'fīlum';
2b1.-ysnoden 'uitta';
snithe, sníthe <*nad 'poema'
tyos 'textus'; nath
2b2.-snod 'id' <3a2
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'uitta'
snōrjō 'corbis'
narnax kibwtos
(Hes) > larnax
'cista'
6.4.-snāte
'stragulum'
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orientālis
occidentālis
numfh, numfios
'pacta, procus'
nuqon skoteinon
(Hes.)
2b1.-nudd
<*snoudho- 'nebula'
* snēwər
neruus
* sníncheti
<< snoghā
ninguit
* sn̥stus
sensus
* sn̥tējō
sentiō, sensus,
sententia
sniumi 'rapidus'
3a2.-snēome 'id'
3a3.-snūa /era
'ligō'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
nūbō
nūbēs, obnūbilāre
4.-familia graeca
sniwan, sniumjan
'festīnō'
3a2.-snēome 'id'
neuron, neura
snubiti 'copulō'
5.3.-snaoða
snā́van5.3.-snāvar∂
5.4.-neard
snovo, snujo
'ordior'
6.3.-snaujis 'laque.'
snigid<*sneigh- 'pluit'
5.5.-instanza(n)'anima'
sin, -nnes
''sensus' <*sentno-; sinnan
'meditor'
seštь 'intelligens'
6.3.sintéti 'cōgitē'
<< sn̥terí
* snusós
snura
3a2.-snoru
3a3.-snor
norus, nora
sáidid; suidigud
'sessiō'
* sōdejō
* sōdjā
súide
2b1.-gwa-hawd
'adhibeō'
2b1.-huddygl
2b3.-huzel
sezzen, setzen
3a3.-setia
satjan
nuos
snuṣā
5.4.-nu (nuoy)
snuxa
odein, odan
'uendere'
sādáyati (ā Brugm.?)
5.3.-ni-šāđayeiti
saditi <*sōdej- (ō
propter Winter?)
6.3.-súodžiai
6.4.-suõdrẽji
6.7.-sáze
3a2-3a3.-sót
<*sōdi̯o-
* sodjom
solium
* sodóm
cēdō <ke-sdō
n
suide , for-ud
'scamnum' (upo-pro)
2b1.-sedd
gor-sedd 'thronus'
ā-sad-, ut-sadodos 'uia'
5.3.- pazdayeiti
'deturbat'
choditi 'īre'
<< sognos
2b1-2b3-hud
2b2.-hus,
hudol
* soitos
3a2.-siden 'magus'
3a3.-seið
sālig , selig 'id'
3a2.-sæl
'beātus'
slán 'sānus' (tamen
* sōlājai
sōlor
cum hitt. salli <so/elH2i
'magnus' comparātur' cf. solwos)
<< solkos
3a3.-sæll 'id'
oimh 'cantus'
sēls 'bonus'
ilaskomoi 'faueō'
ilaros 'alacer'
ileos<síslāwos
'fauens'
sḗtu- 'uinculum'
setь 'rēte'
sitьce 'funis'
5.4.-alač'em <slH2sk-y 'quaerō'
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salbon 'ungere'
elpos, elaion,
stear, olph (Hes)
sarpíh 'butyrum'
olos, oulos
<*solH2-wo
oloths
* somós
suide *som-de 'hīc'
3a3.-semja
'concordāre'
samjan
'conformāre'
amit, samit
'cunctus'
3a2.-same, seem
samaÞ 'cunctus'
2b1.-hynt
sét 'uia'; sétig 'uxor'
2b2.-eunhinsic
senten, senden
'iustus'
3a2.-send
2b3.-hent 'uia'
sand, Sünde
'culpa' 3a2.sōð,sooth,sin
3a3.-sannr, sannr
sons, insons
serb <*serwā
'spolium', nisī *ster-
* soru
omos
sandjan; sinþs
sunjis, sunjeins
'uērum'
eteos
2b1.-herw
srub 'faucīcum'
schlürfen
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ūnus'
6.4.-sùtu, sùtît
5.3.-haiqiia- 'id
5.6.-hašiya- 'id'
5.5.-asanza- 'uērum'
5.4.-sirt 'praedārī'
sákhā, sakhi 'amīcus'
ormh 'pulsus'
sur(p)feln,
TOK A salu
'complētus', В
solme 'complētē'
6.5.-sèdra
'stalactīta'
5.5.-sāru
Sarmus 'flūmen'
sorbeō
salype
sánt- 'reālis'; satyá<*H1sn̥tjo- 'uērum'
3a2.-secg <*sagwja
3a3.-seggr
* sormos
sarvā́tat(i)
5.3.-haurvatāt*samayáti 'aequat,
conformat'
sāman-, sāmaná'commūnis'
5.3.-hāma- 'idem,
ipse'
5.4.°nt`anam 'uadō'
* soqtis
* sorbhējō
TOK A sälyp B
5.3.-hant- 'assequor' 6.3.-siunčiù, siũsti
'occasiō'
sandjan 'mittō'
'illegālitās', nisī *ster-
socius,
pedisequus
5.3.-haurva
5.4.-olj, orj
5.5.-salli 'magnus'
LUV.-salhitti- 'augmen'
onqos
'excrēmentum'
Sinter 'stalactīta'
* sondhos
* sontejō
6.-familia slava
sárva- <*solH2-wo
saluus <*salawo- salavs 'saluus',
<*sl̥ H2-wo, arc. sullus 'omnes'
sollus, salūbris,
1b2.-saluvom,
sollers,
salvom,
sollemnis; salūs *sal(u)uom 'id'
Hut>*uHt
* somejō
* soqjós
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
* solwotāts
* sontis
4.-familia graeca
rofew, rufew 'uorō'
sakthi5.5.sakut(t)a(i)sarma5.4.-arbi 'potāuī',
praes. arb-enam
*serbjo, *sьrbati
6.3.- srebiù, srẽbti
6.4.strebju, strèbt
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
* sorwā
orua 'intestīnum'
* soujós
1b1.-aswy
* soukos
sūcus
6.-familia slava
sā́ra- 'nucleus
arboris'
sorobalina 'ribes'
soróga 'rutilus'
6.3.-serbeñtas 'id'
6.4.-sârts
'rubidiī uultus'
orientālis
3a3.-sarf 'rutilus
rutilus (ichth)'
sorbus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
opos <*swok ós
w
2b3.-sun<soukno-
5.5.-sarhuwant'intestīna, foetus'
savyá5.3.haoyaTOK B.-sekwe 'pūs'
šujь
sokъ <swokwo6.3.-sakai, svekas
<*swokwos 'resīna'
<< sówijā
* spəros
* spakos
prosperus
sphirá 'crassus'
sachilli 'saudaria'
* spáneumi
* sparos
sparus, sparum,
paries <'baculum
cellae'
* sparwos
* speikā
parra
spanan 'pelliciō'
3a2.-spanan 'id'
3a3.-späd 'tenuis'
spaw 'dūcō';
spasmos 'conuulsiō';
spadio = stadion
spinos 'tenuis'
FR. ardoise (cf. lat.
paries)
sper; Speer 'hasta'
3a2.-spere
'id'
3a3;spjor 'id'
sparus 'piscis
quidam'
2b2.-frau 'coruus'
2b3.-frao 'id'
cuspis<curispids?
spīca,
spīna
seim
speciō, speciēs,
specus, auspex
sparo, Sperling
3a2.-spearwa
sparwa
podъpьrǫ, preti
'fulcitō'
upór 'sublica'
yar; sparasion
(Hes)
spiz, Spieß;
speihha; spiil,
<< speiksnā
* speimis
<< spekjēs
* spekjō
séim <*spéimi'exilis, macer'
1b2.-parfa(m) 'id'
6.3.-spakas
yakas 'g. pluuiae'
Speil
3a2.-spitu; spēca,
spāca, spire
3a3.-spita
spilos, spilas
'macula, scopulum'
3a3.-spiki 'parra'
spinos
1b2.-speture
spehōn, spähen;
'spectōrī', speturie
'spectōriae'
spaahi 'formidus'
3a3.-spā 'uaticin.'
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spina 'dorsum'
6.4.-spina 'hasta'
(s)páśyati
5.3.-spasyeiti
skeptomai, skopein
5.4.-spasem
'exspectō'
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* spelghā
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
orientālis
selg
2b3.-felc'h
* spelō
3.-familia germanica
occidentālis
appellō -āre
* spēmi
prosperus;
spissus<spidto
* spēnos
spōwan <*spōjan
'prosperāre'; gispuoten 'consequor'
3a2.-spuon
'adipiscor'; spōd,
spēd 'prosperitās,
celeritās' > speed
2b1.-ffysgyaw
'festīnō'
2b2.-fesky 'id'
spidsk
6.-familia slava
plīhā
5.4.-p`aicaɫn
slezena
6.3.-bluznìs
5.4.-p`elk
spill 'fābula'
spēdiza 'postea';
spāto 'tarde'
spanvarc
'porcellus'
3a3.-speni 'tetta'
sine 'tetta'
(bó trí phne)
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
spilda 'tabula
scribendī'
* speltā
spatium; spēs,
4.-familia graeca
splhn<gc
'intestīna'
splagcna
2b1.-fflochen
3a2.-spelc, spilc
'assula' <*splokitnā
3a3.-spjalkir
spel 'narrātiō';
gotspellōn
'euangelizāre';
Beispiel
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5.4.-ara-spel
ALB.-fjalë <*spelā
'adagium, fābula'
'uerbum, sermō,
ToAB.-päl, pāl
fābula', nisī <lat.
´laudō'
fābella
pelth 'scūtum'
6.3.-pelt
'uituperāre' pal'as
(pl.) 'uituperium'
phálakam 'tabula,
titulus'
5.5.-LUW palahsa
'scūtum'
5.6.ispar,sipar 'titulus'
4.2.-spadion =
stadion; spidnos
'extensus';
spiqamh 'palmus';
speos, sphlaion,
sphlugx 'specus'
(cf. kowos)
sphā́ yate 'auget';
sphāta 'magnus'
sphira 'crassus'
5.5.- išpāi 'copiosē
cumedit'
sthnion sthqos
(Hes.)
stána 'pectus fem.'
5.4.-stin 'id'
5.6.- pistān 'id'
cf. platьno 'linteus'
spejǫ, speti 'bene
ēueniō'; speсhъ
'studium', spešiti
'festīnō';
sporъ 'abundans'
6.3.-spḗti, -ju 'ad
tempus sum'
6.4.-spẽt 'posse';
spēks 'uis'
6.3.-spenỹs
<< speqos
spurt 'id'
3a2.-spyrd 'id';
sprint
* sperdhō
springan 'saliō'
3a2.-springan 'id'
3a3.-srpinga
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spaúrds 'uia
cursoria'
spurqizw 'saliō'
spercomai
spárdhatē, spūrdháti
predajo 'uibō, salō'
5.3.-sp∂r∂d6.3.'auiditās'
sprindỹs
5.4.-sprdem 'ēuadō'
'interuallum'
5.5.-ispart(iya) 'id'
sprháyati 'inuidet'
5.3.- ā-sp∂r∂zatā
'commōtus est'
прягу́, прячь
'abscondō'
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3.-familia germanica
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occidentālis
* sperjō
spēs
spioz, Spieß
'hasta'
3a3.-föysa 'agō'
fincho, Fink
3a2.-finch
3a3.-pink
* spingjā
spuō
* spjonos
spionia (pergula?)
* spjwtos
spūtus
3a1, a2.-spīwan
3a3.-spyja
sion (dig. Purp.)
* splighstós
splendeō
5.4.-sp`ṙem;
p`aratem 'et remoueō'
speudo 'festīnō';
spoudh '-nātiō'
sliasa(i)t 'tībia'
lingid ?, praet.
leblang 'saliō'
sliasa(i)t 'tībia'
sliss/slios 'latus'
less <pl∂ndtu 'lux';
lainnech -iāko
spolium; spelta
<gmc
alta(i)n 'culter'
spexъ, спѣхъ
'studium'
6.3.-spáusti
'premō'; spaudà
'pressiō'
spiza; spizw 'pipiō'
speiwan
ṣṭhīvati
ptuw, ptualwn <piu 5a3.-spāma 'salīua'
5.4.-t`k`anem
pljujo, pljьvati
6.3.-spiáuju,
spiáuti
6.4.-splaũts
'tussītus'
flins, 'silēx'
6.3.-plītes 'micae';
3a2.-split, flint
'id';
splinter
2b1.-ystlys
flinkern, flunkern
plivina 'liber,
cortex'
plissomai 'crūra
separō, decorē eō'
pléhate 'ambulat'
plissomai 'crūra
separō, decorē eō'
plēhatē 'mouētur'
splhdos 'cinis'
'fulgurans'
* spl̥tājō
ALB.-. punë ?
<pudnā 'labos'
5.4.-phoit 'anxietās'
styūtáh
fragmentum'
* spleighō
speirw; sperma,
sporos 'sēmen'
6.-familia slava
2b1.-fionou
'rosārum' 2b2.foeonnenn 'lig.'
sliss/slios 'latus,
* spleidō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
speos? 'cauerna'
* speudō
* spjewō
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
sprāt 'dispersiō'
* spēs
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5.4.- p'ail
(p'ailic̣) 'fulgor'
allaw 'rādō'
<altāmu
2b3.-altin, aotenn
'ferula, culter'
spaltan, spalten
3a2.-spilð 'ruīna'
Spat 'convulsiō,
tumor'
* spn̥dō
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ras-platiti; polъ
sfalassein temnein
(s)phaṭati; sphuṭa'latus, media pars'
yalis 'forfex'
'patens'; paṭú 'acūtus'
sfallw 'obruō'
6.3.-spãlis 'līma'
(Hes.);
sfendonh 'funda';
sfodros 'vehemens'
spandate 'quatit'
6.3.- spístu, spísti
'illuminō'
6.4.-spuožs
'clārus'
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* spoisājō
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* spondejō
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aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
feim, Feim
3a2.-faam, foam
phéna-
pena
6.3.-spáine 'lineae
spumōs. maris'
visen, visten
'siffilāre' (uentus);
fispern, fispeln
picchōrā 'tibia'
piskati 'siffilāre'
6.3.-pysketi 'pēdō'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-ffun <spoinā
'respirātiō'
orientālis
spolium
spondeō
4.-familia graeca
spolia, spolas
1b2.-spefa 'offerta'
spendw, spondh
(acc. abl.?)
sphaṭati 'scindit'
5.5.-šipand
spãliai
'sacrificāre'
<< spondhā
* spōnos
sponda
sonn 'stīpēs'
Spaten
3a2.spōn, spada
3a3.-spánn
'ligniculum'
ffonn 'uirga'
sfhn 'cuneae';
spaqh
5.4.-p`und 'recipiens'
<*phondho-
<< sponstós
sphurāmi 'calcō'
5.5.-isparrizzi
* sporējō
<*sporH1eje/o 'calcat'
* sportā
speira 'spīra';
spartos 'spartus'
sporta <etr.< gr.?
5.4.-p`arem, p`arim
'amplector'
6.3.-spartas
'fimbria'
<< spoudā́
<< spr̥āmi
3a3.-sprikja
'extendō'
* spreigō
* spreudō
2b1.-ffrwst
'festīnātiō'
* sprewō
2b1.-ffreuo 'scatō';
ffraw 'uiuidus'
* spr̥gō
2b1.-eira/eiry 'nix';
sprehhan 'loquor'
ffraeth (*sprH2gh-to-)
3a2.-sprecan,
'celer, catus'
speak 'id'
2b2.-irch/er 'id'
3a3.-spraka 'crepō'
2b3.-erc'h 'id'; fraez
spargō
arg 'gutta'
sfriga w 'floreō'
sprautō 'citō'
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spriu, Spreu
'foenum'
speirw 'serō'
sfaragew
'displōdō';
spargaw 'plēnus
sum'
6.4.-sprûsts
<*sprustós <dt
'impulsus' ?
6.3.-spriaũnas
'sublīmis'
6.4.-sprautiês
'ēmergō'
perga 'pollēn flōris'
6.3.-sprãga, -éti
sphū́rjati, sphūrjáyati
'explōdō'
'explōdō'
6.4.-spragt 'id.';
parjánya- 'nimbus'
spir̃g(t)s 'ērectus,
sānus'
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occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
seir (di pherid)
'talus'
2b1.-ffêr 'tibiculum'
2b2.-fer 'crus'
3a2.-spurnan,
spurn 'contemnere'
seir (di pherid)
'talus'
2b1.-ffêr 'tibiculum'
2b2.-fer 'crus'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
sphurāmi 'calcō'
* spr̥nō
spernō
(a)spairw 'palpitō'
sfuros 'talus'
5.5.-isparnu'dispergō' ; isparrizzi
spiriù, spìrti
'calcitrō'
<*sporH1eje/o 'calcat'
* spr̥os
* sqalos
squalus
* sqeros
scé (pl. sciad)
'spīnus'
* sqijā
* sredhō
fretus?
* sremsō
* srenkō
fimbria
srithit <*sṛt-ṇtī
2b1.-ysbyddad(en)
2b2.spethes'bacca'
2b3.-speza
2b1.-stret gl.'latex'
> streyth 'flūmen'
hwal,Waller,Weller
3a2.-hwæl, whale
3a3.-hvalr <*hwalaz
aspalos (dial.)
3a3.-skars
teras < *k er-r̥?
ā-ścarya- 'mīrus'
stredan, streden,
strudeln
roqos 'aestūs
maritimī'
sramsate
sruaimm 'flūmen'
* srewtis
sruth (srotha)
<*sruto-
2b1.-ffrwd <*sruto2b2.-frot
2b3.-froud
frīgus
sarciō
sarcina
6.9.-(s)kalis
strásno
regkw
* srewō
<< srīgējō
* srīgos
w
sphurāmi 'calcō'
6.3.-skùju
srennim
2b3.-strum 'copia
(lactis)'
* sr̥kijō
(a)spairw 'palpitō'
sfuros 'talus'
stroum 'fluxus'
3a2.-strēam
3a3.-straumr
rew; roos, reuma
srávati; srava- 'fluxus'
struja 'fluxus';
5.3.-raonam 'flūminum' ostrovъ'insula'
CHWAR.-rw6.3.-sraviù,
5.5.-arsarsur(a) 'fx'
sravéti
rigos
erkos 'uallum'
orkos 'sacrāmentum'
sarsite 'sarcītē'
5.5.-šar-nin-k'suppleō, resarciō'
ToB.-serke?
'circulus', sarki
<*sr̥kuH1-en- 'trāma'
<< srodhos
* sroknā
srón 'nasus'
2b1.-ffroen 'narīna'
2b3.-froan
sṛkvan-, srákva
'angulus oris'
<< srowmos
* srunghos
brunchus
*sr- >*br-?
rugcos
* srwtom
ruton 'rhytion'
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srutá- 'fluentum'
5.4.-aṙu (inst. aṙuou)
'canālis'
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5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< sr̥pā
* sr̥pjō
sarpiō,
sarpmentum
* sr̥wājō
seruō
sarf, mhd. sarph
'acūtus'
arph 'falx'; arpazw OSS.-æxsyrf
'rapiō'
sarpa-
serevkid
'auspiciō, iussu'
1b2.seritu 'seruatō'
oraw; hrws 'herō";
hra 'iunō'
2b1.-herw
<*serwom
'grassātiō'
* sr̥wos
seruus
* stətis
statiō
statíf
* stətus
status
1b2.-statita
'statūta'
stat
3a2.-stede
2b1.-ystawd 'fascis'
stado, Gestade 'id'
2b3.3a2.-stath 'id'
steut <stātā' 'id'
staþs
5.5.- serpъ 'falx'
6.3.-sirpis 'id'
5.3.-haraiti 'custodit'
chranjo/niti ?
pasušhaurvō 'custōs 'conseruō'
gregis'
6.3.-sérg-mi -g-
hrws 'hērō"; hra
'iunō'; ouros?
*wer? *ser(w)?
5.3.-pasuš-haurvō
'canis gregis'
Lyd sareta *serṇto
'protector'; serli
'auctoritās'; saroka
'protectiō'
stasis
sthíti-
staþa 'ripa'
6.3.-statùs 'erectus'
<< stādhlom
<< stagnom
* stagō
stagnum
* staknom
stagnum
stán
2b1.-ystaen, taen
'aspersiō'
2b2.-stean
2b3.-stean <lat.?;
staer <stagrā
'flūmen'
stazw 'dēfluō';
stagwn 'gutta'
stahel, Stahl 'id'
3a2.-steel
'chalybs'
2b1.-cystal `item'
<*kom-sta-lo-
* stālos
* (sí)stāmi
stō
2b1.-gwastad
-tau 'sum'; -sissiur, 'plānum'
<upóstato
sissedar 'stō' ; foss
'seruus'
2b2.fossad 'firmus'
goustad
stuol 'sella'
3a2.-stōl 'sella'
3a3.-stóll
stolъ 'thronus;
sella -> mensa'
6.3.-pastõlai
'repositorium'
stōls 'thronus"
stoþ (part.)
isthmi
tiṣṭhati
afisthmi
visthala- 'locus
reconditus'
stati
<< (sí)stāmi antí/prāi
* (sí)stāmi apó
abstō, distō
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stāmen
1b2.-stahmei
'statiōni'; stahmito
'statūtum';
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4.-familia graeca
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
stōma, dat. stōmin
'fundamentum, rēs'
sthmwn <*steH2'trāma' stwmix
<*stoH2- 'tignum'
stamík 'sublica'
sthā́man- 'positiō, uis'
6.3.-stomuõ, -eñs
<*steH2- , stúomas
'stātūra'
<< stānejō
* stānom
sthā́nam
dusthnos 'miser'
4.3.-dustanos 'id'
5.3.-stāna
destina; destinō
stōri 'celeber'
3a2.-stōr 'potens'
3a3.-stōrr
* stārós
stanъ
6.3.-stónas
starъ 'uetus'
6.3.-stóras
sthirá- 'firmus'
'densus, crassus'
'magnus'
* stātlom
2b1.-cystadl
'aequiualens';
distadl 'inualidus'
obstāculum
6.3.-stãklės
'textrīna'
6.4.-staklis
'pināculum'
stadal, Stadel
'pitheūs'
3a2.-staþol
<< staurejō
* stauros
stür(e), Steuer
'gubernāculum'
3a2.-stēor, stēr
instaurō, restaurō
stavarī̃-s, stavãri'nōdus'
6.4.-
stauros 'pālus, crux'
'id' 3a3.-staurr
'pālus'
sthāvará- , sthávira'amplus, compactus,
firmus' ; sthūrá-,
sthūlá- 'crassus'
5.3.-stūra 'latus, fortis'
5.4.-stvar 'crassus'
stūr <*stūros
'crassus, firmus'
* staurós
stūan 'obstō'
* stāwō
3a2.- stōwian,
stow 'retineō'
* steighō
* steipēts
stũrs <*stūros
tīagu; techt 'iire'
stipēs, stipulor
1b2.-steplatu,
stīpō; obstīpus
stiplato 'stipulātō'
stōjan <*stōwjan
'dispōnō':
2b1.- taith 'iter' ;
stīgan, steigen 'id'
mor-dwy
steigan 'ascendō';
3a2.-stīgan
'naulum'
staiga 'uia'
3a3.-stīga
2b3.-tiz 'festīnaatiō'
staviti 'locō'
6.3.-stóviu, -éti 'stō'
steicw;
st(o)icos 'linea'
stiif, steif 'erectus'
3a2.-stiif,
stiff 'id'
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stibhi- 'fasciculum'
steibw 'calcō'
5.4.-stipem
'comprimō'
stignǫ 'ueniō';
stьgna 'uia'
6.4.-staĩgât
'uadere'; steĩgtis
'festīnō'
6.3.- stimpù stìpti
'coagulor'
6.4.-stipt 'erigor'
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tīvrá- 'acer'
stīua, stimulus,
stilus
5.3.-staēra'cacumen'
stein 'lapis'; stier
'rigidus'
3a2.-stān 'id'
stīria, stīlla
stains 'lapis'
stear (steatos)
'adeps'; stilh 'gutta'
sténa 'mūrus'
6.3.-stìngti;
styrstù, stỹrti
'rigeō oculīs'
styā́yatē
5.3.-stā(y)'cumulus'
<< stejsjā
(s)tarh 'conterō'
5.5.-istalk- 'pauiō'
* stelghmi
2b3.-staot 'mictiō'
<*stalto-?
* stelghō
* stelō
stolidus, stultus,
stolō; locus, arc.
stlocos; īlicō <*enstlokōd;
* stelōn
stolō
* stelpō
stallen 'mingō"
3a2.-stale 'id'
stalassw;
stalagma 'gutta'
stellen; Stelle;
Stall
3a2.stellan; steall
'stābulum'
3a3.-stallr 'āra'
stellw; sthlh
'columna'
3a2.-stela
sellaim 'aspiciō';
sell 'oculus,
aspectus, iris'
2b1.-syllu (v.n.) 'id'
2b2.-sylly 'id'
2b3.-sellout 'id'
sthála-m, sthalī́
'tumulus'
5.4.-stelcanem
'efficiō'' stelunk
'rāmus, truncus'
5.5.-cf. istalk- 'pauiō'
5.4.-steln
(po)steljǫ,
(po)stьlati 'sternō'
6.3.-stil̃bti
stilpnos 'renidens'
<< stembhō
stammeln
'balbutiō'
3a2.-stammer
* stemō
* sterbhnjom
* sterbhō
6.3.-stumiù, -mti
6.4.-stuomitiês
sterfnion sklhron
(Hes.), sterfos,
strefos 'corium'
srebann 'pellis'
ussarb 'mors'
stamms 'balbus'
iko.
sterben; strif, stref
'rigidus, firmus';
streben 'intendō'
2b1.-serfyll
'cadūcus'
sterfnion sklhron
(Hes.); sterifos 'id'
stérbnutь ;
ustrabiti 'recreāre'
stergw
strego, strešti
'seruō'; stražь,
3a2.-starve (fame)
* stergō
serc 'amor'
2b1.--serch 'id'
<sterkā ?
stórož 'uigil'
5.5.-is-tar-ak-zi
<*istarkti 'incommodō'
* sterkō
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stercus;
-rg- troia
* stēr
stella
ser
* sternom
* sternós
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-trwnc troeth
'id'
2b3.-troaz 'urīna'
Dreck 'merda' (g)
3a2.-ðreax 'caries'
3a3.-Þrekkr
Dirona, Sirona
2b1.-seren
2b2.-steren
2b3.-steren
stern
2b1.-sarn 'stratum'
cf. consternō,
āa. stornēn
'rigeō' ?, sued.
sturna 'detinēre'
serb <*sterwā
'spolium', nisī *ser-
* sterō
* stérolis
2b1.-herw
'illegālitās', nisī *ser-
sterilis
* steros
stēlla
ser
* stērps
stirps
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2b2, 2b3.sterenn
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
6.3.-trašà ;
teršiù, ter̃šti
'mancillāre'
trux 'fraces uīnī'
stairno
asthr
stirna 'frons'
sternon
starr, störrisch
'contumax'; sturni
'stupor'
3a2.stierne 'serius'
stereos 'solidus'
3a1, 3a2.-stelan
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
inst. pl. stŕbhiḥ;
tāraḥ, tarā
5.4.-ast, astɫ (aste)
5.5.-hasterz(a)
5.5.-istarna; istarniya'centrālis'
stilan (r/l cf. hehlen) sterew, steriskw
stero 'ariēs'
sterke 'uitulus'
3a2.-stierc 'uit.'
stairō
steira, sterifos
starī́- (vaccae)
5.4.-sterj, sterd
sterno
2b1.steorra
2b2.-steorra
staírnō
asthr, teirea,
terewn
inst. pl. stŕbhiḥ;
tāraḥ, tarā
5.4.-ast, (aste)
BULG.-sterica
'Gelte'.
stir̃pti 'orior,
crēscō'
sterban ? 'morior'
<< stertō
* stertos
* steugō
túagaim 'asciā
quatiō' stúag
'ascia'; stúaic
'cacūmen'
2b1.-serth
sterz 'cauda' <-do
3a3.-stirðr
'erectus,
obscēnus'; tarddu
'exeō'
'erectus'; storð
'culmus';stertr
'caud'
tordulon 'flor
umbillicus'
2b3.-stuc'h 'cuspis'
<*stoukkā
stochern 'pungō';
Stock 'stirps';
stucki, Stück
'fragmentum'
atuzomai 'terreot'
5.5.-hatuk, hatu-uk-zi <*Hteugti
'terribilis esse'
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tujáti, tuñjáti, tunákti
'quatit'
tъštati se
'properō';
6.3.-stùngis 'hebes
culter'
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* steupō
2b1.-ystum 'curua,
forma'
2b3.-stumm 'id'
* stigājō
steutai 'promittit'
stáuti, stávate 'id'
5.3.-staoiti 'laudō'
5.4.-t'ovem 'incantō'
5.5.-isduwa 'publicor'
tuptw 'quatiō';
stuqelos
'maiestuōsus'
stuflos
'raucus'
stobarōn
'obstupēre'
studen , stützen
* steutō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
pra-stumpáti, tṓpati,
tupáti, túmpati,
tumpáti
LUW.-dūp(a)i-
1b2.-anstintu
'distinguito'
sticken, stechen;
stih, Stachel
'id'
3a2;-stician; stice
3a2.stikill 'puncta'
tiug- <*tigu-)
'ultimus'
'uirga'
stiks 'puncta'
stizw 'pungō',
stigma 'punctiō'
tējatē 'acūtus est'.
tējáyati (c.) tḗjas'candor'; tigmá- 'acer'
5.3.-taēža- 'acūtus';
tigra- 'puncta'
5.5.-tekan <*teigo-
6.3.-stingù, stìgti
'maneō'
6.4.-stigt
'immergō'
'ascia, ligō'
stīf, steif 'erectus'
3a2.-stīf 'id'
* stiprós
6.4.-stupe, stups
'fragmentum
ligneum' (cf.
Stumpf)
6.4.-stute, stuta
3a3.-styðja
īnstīgō, stinguō
(ad unguō),
īnstinguō,
distinguō,
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* steumi
stupeō, stuprum
stupendus;
titubāre ?
4.-familia graeca
5.4.-stuar <*stiw-ar
'solidus, ingens'
6.3.-stiprùs
'robustus'
<< stlāmn̥
* stlātos
lātus, latus (er),
later, lāmina;
stlāta/stlatta
Latium?
steljo stьlati
taṭa- 'ripa'
5.4.'extendō'; stelja
lain <stlāto-in; ara'tectus'
6.3.stal <*stḷno 'tectus' ;
tìltas 'pons'
5.5.-cf. istalk6.4.-slāju, slāt
'pauiō'
'cumulō'; tilts 'pons'
leth ? 'latus,
dimidium'
liuss <**H2lit-tu
* stlītis
līs (lītis) ; stlītibus
'repulsiō'; ni er-
iudicāndīs (st?)
lissaigther
'nunquam fastiditur'
leid, Leid 'damnum'
3a2.-lāð, loath
'odium' <*H2loito-
aleiths 'scelestus' ríṣjati 'adflictor', cau.
alitainw 'delinquō' reṣáyati <*H2lei-s
patraloias
5.3.-irišiieiti 'id'
<< stlokos
* stm̥nos
tamun;
samaigim
'locus'
2b1.-cysefin
<*kentu-stamīno
'prīmus'
* stn̥tējō
stam, Stamm
3a2.-stem
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stām 'arbor'
stamnos 'trulla'
5.5.-istantai-
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stam, Stamm
'stirps'
3a2.-stefn, stemm
'tempus' ; staff
3a3.-stefna
'quodam tempus'
sab; semmor
'trifolium'
* stobhos
stanga; stengil,
Stengel 'culmus';
stungen 'pungō'
3a2.-staeg
'transenna';
stingan 'pungō'
* stoghos
2b1.-mordwy
'nauigātiō in mare'
* stoighos
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5.-familia indoriania
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orientālis
stafs 'littera'
stefw 'pergulō';
astemfhs
'tenax'; stafulh
'ūua'; stafule
'perpendiculum'
usstagg 'prome!'
stocos
'propositus';
stacus 'arista';
stonux 'cuspis'
staiga
st(o)icos 'linea'
stabhnā́ti, stabhnṓti,
stambhatē 'sustineō';
stebelь 'propāgō'
stambhanam 'pedica'
6.3.- stem̃bras
5.3.'id'
6.4.st∂mbana 'sustentus'
stuobrs
5.6.'conductus'
sitabr, istabr
'robustus'
ostežь 'toga';
stegátь
5.5.-istagga(i) 'arcus' 'appropinquor'
6.3.-sténgiu 'molior'
ALB.-shtek, shteg-u
'meātus'
stьga
6.4.-stiga
<< stoipejō
* stolbos
Stolpe; stelpen
'sistere
sanguinem'
3a2.-stulpe
stolkeren
'stolzieren' 3a2.stalk 'propāgō';
stealc 'erectus'
stlembus 'lentus,
grauōsus'
tolg; ta(i)lc
'robustus'
* stolgos
3a3.-borþstóll
* stolos
'tabulātum mensae'
6.3.-stel̃gti 'oculōs
figere'; stalgùs
'obstĭnātus'
'promunturium'
cf. consternō,
aaa. stornēn
<< stornjā
столъ, stol
6.3.-stãlas
6.9.-stalis
stāmú- ? 'tonans'
5.3.-staman- 'fauces'
stoma; stomacos
5.5.-istaman(a)
'auris'
stopfōn 'farciō'
3a2.-stuff
sterren, starren
'rigescō, rigeō'
* stopejō
stara- 'tabulātum';
sthála-m
stōls
istomid 'trifocalium'
2b1.-safn 'bucca'
2b2.-stefenic 'pal'
2b3.-staffn/staoñ
* stōmn̥
* storejō
stolb; stlъpъ
'columna, turris'
6.3.-stul̃pas 'id'
6.4.-stùlps
5.5.-istāp, istapp
and-staúrran 'animō
demissō esse'
sthrizw 'sustineō'
стара́ться 'annītor'
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star(a), Star
3a2.-stearn, stær
sturnus
4.-familia graeca
strenátka 'emberiza'
6.9.-starnite,
stamite 'larus'
astralos
<< stoudjom
* stoupā
stuph, stupph
'cannabis', stufw
'densificō'
stūpa, stuppa
<gr.?
* stōwejō
* strāmn̥
stojan
strāmen
* strātos
strātus
* streibā
strwtos
srath 'platea, ripa'
strideō
strik; strīhhan
* streigō
striga, stria<gyā,
strigilis
'uirgāre'
3a2.-strica; strīcan
* streigs
strīx; striga
strangulō <gr.
straggaleuw
tratъ
stṛtá5.3.-starǝta-
prostërt, -a 'prostr.'
6.3.-stìrta 'praesēpe'
6.4.-stirta <strtā
trizw, tetriga (g)
stringō (ensem),
* strengō
stavljò, staviti
strife, Streife
3a2.-stripe
sríab
* streidō
5.3.--stāiiā 'locō'
strwma
stratos
4.2.strotos
trét (tréoit) 'greges'
* strātós
stū́-p-a-, stupá'caesariēs'
стригу́, стричь
striks 'stria'
Strang; streng
'robustus'
3a2.-strang;
string 'funis'; strain
'tendō'
sreng ; srengim
'dūcō'; srincne
'cordō umbilicālis'
xestrix 'seciēs
laterātus'
'scindō';
stregъ
'koura'
6.9.strigli 'ustilagō'
stri(g)x 'strīx'
стриж
straggalh;
straggos 'strictus'
6.4.-stringt 'aridus
fierī'
strhnos 'uis'
starátьsja 'molior'
strьmo
'firmus, arduus'
<< strengom
* strēnwos
* strepō
strēnuus
strepō, stertō
starr 'rigidus
(oculu)'
3a2.-starian
'aspicere'
3a2.Þræft 'līs'
3a3.-Þrefa 'id'
2b1.-trin
'mōlimentum,
proelium'
trenad, trena
'lāmenta'
and-staúrran
'langueō'
strūbēn 'horrescō'
* streubhō
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'truncus'
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6.3.-stru(m)ps
'rāsus'
6.4.strupulis 'necius,
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* strewō
struō, strūxī,
strūctum; struēs,
* str̥nō
* str̥nō prō
occidentālis
1b2.-strus̀̀la,
struc̨la, struhc̨la
'*struem,
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
straujan
3a2.-strew
ostruiti ? 'deleō'
CROAT.-strovaliti
6.3.-stringù, strìgti
6.6.-za/u-strzać
stric, Strick 'funis'
sternuō
sreod
sernim; srath
sternō, strāuī,
'strues'; cossair
'lectus'
strātus, strāmen
2b1.-(ys)trew
2b3.-streuyaff
2b1.-sarn 'strāta'
ptairw, ptarnumai 5.4.-prngam, p`rnč̣em
ystrad 'uallis
2b3.-strad 'fundum'
straujan
stornumi,
strwnnumi
prosternō
stṛṇā́ti, stṛṇṓti
5.3.-fra-st∂r∂nāiti
2b1.-sarn 'et pauim.' stirna, Stirn 'frons'
Strauß 'rāmus'
3a2.ðrotu/e, throat
strūma
* strutjos
sruith 'lār'
struēs, struīx
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a3.-strika 'dētineō'
stringō
* strudsmā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
strūz, Strauß
'resistentia, pugna'
2b1.-trythu
3a2.-strūt
'turgescō'
'tur., pug.'
trythyll 'lascīuus'
3a3.strutte 'intendō'
streuein 'sternere'
* str̥nos
* struwis
orientālis
2b3.- strouis
'stravi'; mod.
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strigō, obstrigillō
<< strigjā
* stringō
* str̥neumi
2.-familia celtica
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sternon 'pectus'
qruon 'iuncus'
<*trusom
stīrná-s
strana 'latus, locus'
trъstь 'conductus'
6.3.trùšiai 'id'
6.3.-trums
'tumor'
строй 'patruus'
6.3.-strūjus 'senex'
2b1.-strutiu
'antiquam'
1b2.-strus̀̀la,
struc̨la, struhc̨la
'*struem,
struiculam'
strō, Stroh 'palea'
3a2.-strēaw,
'id'
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<< stupējō
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4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
stupos 'pālus'
TOK.-A ṣtop, ṣtow
'pālus'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
сто́пка 'clāūs
3a1, 3a2.-stubbe
'truncus'
* stupos
su-, so- ;soscél(a)e
'euangelium'
* sū
* sudhjom
Su-carus
ugihs <sugwiyēs
'benē vivens'
3a3.sūsvort 'āterrimus'
zythum<gr.
zuqos
cf. sochar, sochair
<*sukāro-?
'beneficium'
* súghoris
* sujō
Su-gambri
2b1.-hygar 'amābilis'
2b3.-hegar
'benignus'
sauia <*souia
* sūkós
sucula
2b1.-hwch
2b3.-hoch
uei 'pluit'; uetos
TOK-swase, swese
sugge
3a2.sugu, suga
sol, suhlen 'id'
bi-sauljan 'maculō'
3a2.-sylian 'id.'
* suljā
* súnoros
so-nirt<*sunertosuth 'foetus,
fructus, prōlēs,
nāscentia'
* sūnús
ulh 'lutum';
ulizw 'purgō'
2b1.-hy-nerth
sunu, sohn
3a2.-sunu, son
3a3.-sunr, sonr
hog-en 'puella'
<*sukā
sъdravъ 'sānus'
su6.3.-sūdrus
su-bhága- 'beātus' 'animōsus'
5.3.-hu6.7.-zboží
'beātus'
5.5.-sessar
eucaris, eucarhs
'grātus, amābĭlis'
sou 'sauia'
socc sáil 'porcus
maris'
ligneus'
6.3.stùbura- 'col.
uertebrālis'
sunus
uius, uios
sunóti 'premit prēlō'
5.5.-suhha-; heu'pluuia'
sūkará- 'porcus'
5.6.-xūk
sūra- 'ebrians pōtiō.'
5.3.-hurā
'caseus q.'
sūnára-
6.3.-sulà 'savia';
6.3.-sulà 'sauia'
synъ
6.3.-sūnùs
sūnúh
<< sup
sūf;sūfan, saufen
'id'
* supā
* supājō
3a2.-sūpan 'id'
3a3.sūpa 'bibō'
3a2.-geswōpe
'sordēs'
3a3.-sōfl 'scopae';
svāf 'pilum'
sipō, dissipō,
obsipō, insipere
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supōn 'suffocō'
sysati 'sorbeō'
<*sup-s-.
sū́pa-
svapū́ 'scopae'
svepiti se 'agitāri';
sъpo, suti; sypati
'agitō', rasypati;
sunoti 'effundere'
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occidentālis
1b1.-gor-, gwar1b2.-gor1b3.-gour-
ubari, ubiri , über
3a2.-over
3a3.-yfir
1b1.- supruis
'superīs'
1b2.-superne
obaro, obere
3a2.-yferra
<*uperizō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
ufar
uper
ufarō 'suprā'
upári
5.3.-upairi
5.4.-ver(oy)
úpara-
<< (s)upmos
* sūs
sūs
2b1.-hwch
* susājō
us (uos)
ALB.-thi
sū, swīn
sūkaráh
svinija
5.3.-hū-
ToB.suwo
sysati
sūsōn, sausen
<< susdos
* susjō
sōr; sōrēn 3a2.sēar, sōr; sere
sūdus <*susdos
gmc. <*H2sousós
'siccus'
auw <*Hsusjō
auos;
aucmos (cf. ai.
'accendō';
sū́ kṣma- 'tenuis')
* sūtus
suth 'foetus, prolēs'
suí
* suwids
* swəlējō
* swərjō
sermō
sū́ tu- 'praegnātĭo'
suvid-
2b1-syw
sult 'prosperĭtās,
crassitūdō'
insolescō
5.5.-sulle-/sullēss'insolescō'
schwellen tr.
3a2.-swell tr.
2b1.-cf. chwarð
'ridet'
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sušiti 'siccō'; suxъ
śúṣka;śúṣyati 'siccat'
<*H2sousós 'siccus'
5.3.-haos- 'exarescere'
6.3.-saũsas
swerien, schwören
3a2.-swerian,
swear; answer
SOGD.-sogd. xwr<*swere-
swaren
'responsus'
<< swādejō
* swādús
suāuis
sadb
svai, suae 'sī'
1b2.-sve, sue 'sī'
* swāi
hdus 'dulcis';
edanos <sweH2d-nó
3a2.-swēte
3a3.-soetr
Suadu-genus
CELTIB.-sua
svādúv
5.3.-x raṇdraº
swōti
swaswe
cf. solih, solch3a2.-swylc, such
* swālikos
cf. swaleiks
<*swalikaz <*swoligo-
ѥликъ, ели́ко,
<*jolik- 'quantus'
hlikos
4.3.-alikos
<< swēdhskō
suēscō<swēdhsk
* swēdhus
situ, Sitte
ō, sodālis, arc.
3a2.-sidu
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eqos; eqnos 'populus'
eiwqa < sesFwqa
svadhā
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occidentālis
sīdus (sīderis);
consīderō,
dēsīderō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
6.3.-svidḗti, svìsti
swīdan 'ardeō'
3a2.-svitol
'clārus'
5.3.-xʷaēna'splendeō, flagrō'
'splendeō'; svidùs
'splendens'
6.4.-svī́st 'illūcescō'
toch. A wāweku; В
waike 'mendacium'
svigát' 'errō'
6.3.-svaĩgti 'id'
<< sweidos
* sweighlājō
sweglōn; swegala
'tibia'
swīhhōn 'errō,
fallō'
3a2.-swīcian 'id'
sībilō, sīffilō
* sweigō
sétim, séidim 'flō'
2a3.-séididh
* sweisdō
* swekō
swiglōn
2b1.-chwythu
(v.n.)
2b2.hvinan; whistle
whythe
2b3.c`houeza
1b1.-chweg
swehhan ben, mal
'amoenu'
suecke/ia
chwaeth 'gustus'
'odores';
1b2.-whek 'id'
3a2.-sweccan
1b3.-c'houek;
swæcc 'fragrantia'
'id'
kṣvēḍati, kṣvēdati
(ks expresīuum)
'susurrat'
zvizdati, svistati
<< swekos
* swelā
swehur
swāgur 'cognātus'
<*swēkuróswigar3a2.-sweger
3a2.-swol 'calor'
* swelājō
3a2.-swillan
<*swelgan, swill,
* swékuros
socer
* swekrús
socrus
2b1.-chwegrwn
2b2.-hwigeren
2b1.-chwegr
swallow
* swelāks
seilchide 'cochlea';
selige 'testūdō'
* sweljos
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swaihro
ekura
elh, eilh
ALB.-sillẽ, gjellẽ ?
'esca'
śváśurah
xvasurō
5.3.-
śvaśrū́s
5.4.skesur
ALB.-diell 'sōl'
6.3.-šẽshuras
svekry
6.3.-svìlis 'febris'
5.3.-xvar- 'uorō'
5.4.-k'alc' 'famēs'
<swl̥-sk.-
sëleh 'phoca
uitulīna'
3a2.-seolh, seal 'id'
selacos
'chondrichthys'
ALB.-šligɛ 'coluber'
3a3.-svilar 'leuires'
aelioi
svatъ, svojak
6.3.-sváinis 'leuir'
<*swoino-
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* swelō
sulpur
to-senn'persequor';
tofunn 'persecūtiō'
* swemōr
* swénāmi
senim, senn,
sephainn 'sonāre
instrumentum';
sanas 'susurrō'
sonō -āre, sonere
(Enn.-Lucr.)
sonus <*swonos
2b1.-honni 'nuntiō';
hanes 'historia'
(<rumor?)
* swepr̥
sopor
súan
* swerghō
serg 'agrotās'
* swērús
sērius <*seH1ro ?
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2b1.-chwyrnu;
chwarð 'ridet'
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
eilh 'lux, calos';
selas 'splendor'
svárati ; svargá'caelum'
6.-familia slava
6.3.-svilù, svìlti
6.4.-svelme
'uapor, ardor'
6.3.-súolas
'scamnum'; sìle
'canālis pecudum'
selis, selma
'scamnum remigiī';
eusselmos (Hom.)
swibls
swumsl 'lacus'
3a2.-swinsian
'sonāre instr.';
swinn 'musica';
swan 'cygnus'
antswebben,
entsweben
3a2.-swefian
3a3.-sofa
2b1,b2,b3.-hun;
2b1.-anhunedd
'insomnia'
chwerfu 'turbitō';
chwyrn 'celeriter'
susurrō,
(ab)surdus, sorēx
swiltan 'morior';
swultawairÞja
'moritūrus'
swintan,
* swerbhō
* swerō
schwelen, swelzan
'ūrō et tormentō'
3a2.-swelan
schwinden
'ēuanescō'
3a2.-swindan
'denique, postremō'
<*dhno?
* swendhō
* swepō
orientālis
3a1, a2.-swimman
'nō'; sund 'fretum'
a-sennad
sōpiō <*swōpje/o; insomnis;
somnus, somnium
occidentālis
swelli, mhd. swelle
'tabula'
3a2.syll, selma,
sealma 'tabula'
swebal
3a2.-swefl
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* swelplos
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anqruskon
'anthriscus'
svambù-?
'pondus non
sustinens'
svánati; svanah
'sonus'
5.3.xanat̃-čaxra- 'sonantēs
rotās habens' PARTH.xwn 'fōr'
6.4.-sanēt, senēt
'fremitāre'
vandhya 'sterilis'
uvedati 'marceō',
вя́нуть
svápiti, svápate;
svapna; svapnya
upnos; aupnos 5.3.-x'ap-; x'afna
5.4.-k'un (k'noy)
5.5.-suppariya
5.5.-suppariya
upar
'somniō'
sъpati, Iter. sypati,
usъnoti;
sъnъ;sъnije
6.3.-sãpnas
6.4.-sapnis
suuerban 'extergō'
svrabъ 'prurītus'
af-, bi-swairban
3a2.5.5.-war(a)p 'lauō'
3a4.'extergō'
swerban 'id'
svar̃pst 'tarātrum'
sorga 'cūra'
sraga 'aegrotās'
ALB.-dergjem '-otō'
sūrkṣati
5.5.TOK A särk, B
3a2.-sorg saúrgan; saúrga 'id'
6.3.-sir̃gti
istarningai ? 'morbus'
sark 'morbus'
'id'
'aegrotō'
swarm 'examen'
svárati 'sonat'
svirati 'siffilō'
urax 'mus'
3a2.-swearm 'id'
SOGD.-xwr- 'iurō
6.3.-surmà 'tibia'
svãri; schwer
svarús 'grauis';
'grauis'
swērs 'uenerandus'
5.5.-suwaru- 'grauis'
sverti 'pensō'
3a2.-swaer 'id'
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2b1.-chwaer
2b2.-huir/hoer, hor
2b3.-c'hoar
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< swerwos
* swesōr
* swesreinos
soror
swistar
eor qugater
aneyios (Hes.)
schwein 'id'
3a2.-swine 'id'
swizzen <*swidjō
3a2.-sweat
suīnus
* swoidājō
sūdō -āre
* swoidos
sūdor <*swoidōs-
* swólejā
solea
2b1.-chwys<*swidso
2b2.-whys
sonus
* swōpijō
sōpiō
swein 'porcus'
(e)idiw
eidos
<*sweidos/es
3a2.swāt
fol. i. bond, pl.
solaig, soilgib
6.3.-seser-
svídyati, svḗdatē
6.4.-svîstu, svîst
svēdah
5.3.-xvaēda-
ulia (Hes.)
swamp 'spongea';
Sumpf 'palūs'
3a2.swamm 'fungus';
swamp 'pal.'
swan 'cygnus'
* swombhós
* swonos
sweiz
sestra
svasrīyasestrinъ 'sorōrius'
5.4.-k'eri 'auunculus'
6.3.- seseré nas
svinъ, свин
6.4.-sivens
sōbrīnus
* swīnós
svásar5.4.-khoyr
son
somfos 'porōsus'
svaná-
3a3.-sø̄fa 'interficiō'
3a2.-geswōpe
'uersūra'
3a3.-sōfl
* swoplom
svapū́
<< swopnjājō
<< swopnjom
* swopnos
* sworā
somnus
suan
2b1.-b2.-b3.-hun
3a2.- swier/ior
'id'; swīera/ora
'collus'
sūra, surus,
surculus
* swordis
sordeō, sordēs,
sordid., suāsum
* sworēx
sworēx
3a2.-swefn (voc e)
3a3.-svefn
swir 'sublica'
swarz, schzarz 'id'
3a2.-sweart 'id'
sorb 'macula' ?
upnos
svápna-s
erma 'sublica'
sváru- 'surus'
swarts 'āter'
urax 'mus'
susol <*sus- ?
6.4.-susuris 'sorēx'
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serb 'amārus'
2b1.-chwerw 'id'
2b2.-wherow 'id'
2b3.-c`houero 'id'
occidentālis
sweran 'doleō';
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5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
5.3.- x ̌ara- 'uulnus'
chvóryj 'aeger'
orientālis
swert 'ensis'
3a2.-sweord,
sword 'id'
<< swrswrājō
* təkējō
taceō
1b2.-tasetur
'tacitī'; taçez
'tacitus'
* təmjai
tachtaid? 'suffocat'
2b1.-tagu 'id'
2b3.-taga 'id'
dagēn
3a2.-thagōn
Þahan 'taceō';
þahains silentium'
tathaim 'mortuus
pf. tatāma
5.4.partasem KHOT.-
est'
pätem- 'conturbō’ < *patitām-i̯a
tū́rvati- 'superō'
5.3.-tauruuaiieiti 'id'
5.5.-tarhu- 'praeualeō'
* təreumi
* tādējō
<< tādhēskō
<< tādhis
* tagjō
tadait 'censeat'
tassw, tattw, aor
etaxa
taxō -āre
* taismos
* tājō
tóis-renn/táis
(s)tatod 'clepitō'
(Duenos)
theismo, deismo
3a2.-thoésma 'lev'
ToB.-ene-stai
'sēcrētō'
(tayosktod) 'clepitō'
VOL.-atahus (fut?)
thusios 'frugi,
irritus'; thtaomai
'egeō'
thtis egestās' 4.8.ta-ti-qo-we-u
talea, tālla
talis 'uirgō';
thlis; thleqaw
'germinō'
tālis
thlikos 'tam uetus'
tam, tamquam,
tandem
e-tanto 'tanta',
thuo, duo
1b2.-e-tantu
'tanta'
'ibi'
3a2.-thō 'ibi'
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tāś 'praetor'
6.3.-patogus
'comfortabilis'
6.8.-tážiti 'consolārī'
stais 'farragō'
táid<*tātis 'fūr'
* tālis
* tām
2b1.-toes
2b3.-toaz
SAMN.-tai?osktod
* tājús
* tálejā
epithdhs 'decens'
þē 'ita factum'
thmos 'ibi, tunc'
4.3.-tamos 'id'
stāyat 'clam'
5.5.- tajezzi, tajazzi
'clepit'
stāyu, tāyu, stena
'fur'
5.3.-tāyu
5.3.- t∂m 'tunc'
tajǫ, tajiti 'cēlō', taj
'clam'
tatь, тать 'fūr'
6.3.-a(t)tólas
'termēs'
talõkas 'adultus'
toli, tolь toliko
'tam'
6.3.-. tõlei
'eātenus'
там, dial. та́мка,
тамока́, та́мотка
6.3.-nuo tām
'inde'
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2.-familia celtica
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tarr 'uenter',
torrach 'pregnans'
* tárudos
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orientālis
2b1.-tor(r), torrog
occidentālis
* tauros
taurus
taurom
tarb
2a3.-tarbh
3a3.-þjazi
'gigans'
Taruos
2b1.-tarw
2b2.-tarow
2b3.-taro, tarv
teru
tarunah' iuuenis'
tetta, tata; tutqos
'paulus'
tatá- `
inna tuai 'silentia'
2a2.-tó
* tā́wn̥tos
tantus
táta, tetъka
6.3.-tẽtis,
tete
turъ
6.3.taũras
6.9.tauris
tauros ALB.tarok 'castrātus
taurus'
<< tausnim
* tausos
6.-familia slava
tarsos 'palma
pedis'
2b3.-tar/tor
2b1.-tad
2b2.-tat
tata
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
tardus
* tātā
4.-familia graeca
2b1.-taw 'tacē'
2b3.-tao 'silentium'
3a3.-thyster
'silentiōsus'
e-tanto 'tanta'
1b2.-e-tantu 'tanta'
thos < tews
(Hom.), taos
tūsnīm 'silenter'
túṣyati 'gaudet'
tūsnīm 'silenter'
5.5.-dušk-, duškīa'gaudeō'
tuhus(s)iya 'meditor'
e-tā́vant
5.3.-aē-tavant
tušítь 'exstinguō'
<< tēglā
* tegnom
* tegō
stehho, stach
'pālum'
3a2.-staca
tignum
tegō, toga
tech (tige<tégesa)
'domus'
* tegos
* tegtom
2b1-2b2- to 'tectus'
tiug
tībia
stegw, tegw
sthagati
tegos; stegos
'tectum, domus,
capsula'
stožár 'pālum'
6.3.-stãgaras
'hasta'
6.4.stēga,stēgs
6.3.-stíegiu stíegti
stogъ 'horreum'
6.3.-stógas
'tectum'
stektos
tóib/taobh 'latus'
2b2.-tew
2b3.-teo
2b1.-2b2.-2b3.-tu
* teknom
techtaim 'habeō';
* tekō
dah 'tectum'
Tegerno-mali
dah 'tectum'
2b1.-tig, ty 'id'
3a2.-þæc
2b2.-ti 'id'
2b3.3a3.-þak <*togom
bou-tig 'bouīle'
tectum
* tegús
* teibhjā
·tuigiur
5.4.-t`akn 'pālum';
t`akalal 'capitello,
architrave'
hleiþra-stakeins
'insertiō tentae'
étig 'foedus'; toich
'naturāle'
2b1.-teg 'pulcher';
annheg 'foedus'
2b3.-tizaff
'accipiō';
dicchi, dicki, Dick
3a2.þicce, thick
6.3.-stáibis
thegan, degen 'id'
3a2.-thegan,
thane 'puer,
seruus, hērōs'
dicken 'rogō'
3a2.-thiggian
'implorō' 3a2.tigga 'mendicō'
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(tekous)
tákman- 'prolēs'
tenkù, tèkti
'sufficiō'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< tekslā
<< teksnā
* teksō
texō, testa,
subtīlis, subtēmen
* tekstā
* tekstlom
tál <*tōkslo'secūris'
dehsala 'secūris',
tāht, Docht 'mycha'
testa
tēla
intech 'uia'
<*enitekʷom
* tekwos
* tekwō
* telmṓn
tailm (telma)
'funda, laqueus'
* telpō
* tembhō
<*-
tolHujo-?; tabula
<taldhlā?
talam <*tel-mon-
2b1, b2, b3.-tal
(talman) 'solum'
'frons'
dil, dilo, Diele 'id'
3a2.ðille 'tabula'
3a3.-þil(i) 'id'
cf. (con)temnō,
pf. contempsī
* temesras
tenebrae
* temlom
templum
tákti 'festīnātur';
taktá, táku, takvá
'pernix';
5.3.-tačaiti 'currit'
5.5.-watku?
'saliō'
5.6.-tāxtan 'currere'
tekъ 'cursus'
6.3.-tekù, -éti
ToB-cake 'flūmen'
<*tekos/tekont-
talpa, talpā 'sedēs'
tlъpa, tolpá
'multitūdō' 6.3.telpù, til̃pti
6.4.- telpu, tìlpt
telamwn
<*telH2mon- 'lorum'
2b1.-telm 'laqueus'
2b3.-talm 'funda'
·tella, ·talla
tellus,
meditullium
tesati; тку, ткать
'texō'
6.3.-tasýti
'secat'; takišī̃s 'rēte'
tekъ 'cursus'
Þius <*tegwáz
techid 'fugit' (pf.
Vo-tepo-rix
diu, diuwa 'seruus,
<*tokwós 'seruus'
táich); ateog 'rogō
2b1.-go-dep
serua'; Dirne
(cf. takvá): f.
(recurrō)'; intech n.
'recursus'
3a2.-ðēowu,
Þiwi;col. Þēwisa;
'iter' <*enitekwom, 2b3.-tec'het 'fugere'
ðēowe(n)
widuwairna 'orbus'
* telsus
5.2.-táksati, tāsti
tiktw<*titkw
<*tétkti 'fabricat';
'generō';
5.3.-tashat
tektwn<*tetkwn
5.4.-tekhem 'texō'
'lignārius'; tecnh <5.5.-takk(e)s
ksnā 'ars'
'compōnō'
5.3.-tāšta-, tašta5.4.-t'el 'fīlum'
stampfon 'calcō'
3a2.-stamp 'id'
thlia 'tabula', cf.
talaos 'tolerans'
tala- 'superficiēs'
talima- 'pauiment.';
tīrthá- 'uadum'
tā́ lu 'palatum'
5.4.- t`al
'regiō'
stembw 'conculcō',
astemfhs 'firmus'
cf. stabhnóti,
stabhnáti 'continet'
demar,
Dämmerung
tamisrā
tьlo <*telo- 'solum'
6.3.-pãtalas
'lectus'; tìltas 'pons'
cf. ступа́ть (-p-)
6.3.-cf. stambras
'propagō, calamus'·
6.4.-timsa, tumsa
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* tēmos
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occidentālis
temel; teim, temen
'obscūrus'
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
demar,
2b3.-teffal
4.-familia graeca
tamas-; tamasrāh,
Temmikes
3a3.-þambr
taphs, dapis
'tapēte" <iran.
'crassus'
tan <*tenā (tain)
* tēn
taeinia <gr.
* tendō
tendō
6.-familia slava
5.4.- t`amb 'sella
equī'
5.6.-tāb-ađ
'torqueō, neō'
tьma; tem <temnь6.3.-tamsa
6.4.-tim(s)a, tumsa
tamiti 'tormentāre'
topъ 'crassus'
tepstí 'densē
vestīr.'
6.3.- tem̃pti
'tendō'; tìmpa
'tendō -n'
tamprùs 'elasticus'
tan, dat. tane, instr.
tanā
'tempus'
cf. tan (tain)
'tempus'
tainia (dim <*
taina)
tēmō, -ōnis
<tenghsm-
dīhsala 'tēmō'
* tengō
tinguō<gō (ctam.
unguō; -i- cf. uigeō)
thunkōn, dunkōn
* teni
tenus; protinus,
diūtinus
* tenjō
tendō,
6.4.- tina 'nessa'
tandatē 'dēfetiscitur'
5.6.-tanīđan
'neō, torqueō'
3a2.-ðindan
'turgescō, irascor'
* tenghō
* tenjom
tamisrā
5.3.-t∂mah5.6.- tār <tam-sratam 'animō linquī'
antemnā,
templum,
contemplārī
* tenā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
Dämmerung
3a2.-thimm
3a3.-taam
tempus, temptō,
temperāre,
* tempos
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tank- 'obstō'
stacus? 'arista'
rastęgǫ, rastęšti
5.3.-qang- 'arcuō,
'distrahō', tegostь
curuō'
KHOT.'grauis'; teža
thīs'litigium'
6.3.-tingùs 'piger'
teggw
nū́tanāḥ, -tnāḥ
'praesens'
1b2.-en-tentu
`intenditō',
ustentu `ostenditō'
den(n)en, dehnen
3a2.ðenian, ðennan
uf-þanjan <*toneyo/e
teinw; tanutai
(med.)
tanṓti
5.3.-pairi-tanava
'teneam'
6.3.-dabartìnis
'praesens'
6.3.-tìnstu, tìnti
'tumescō'
6.4.-tinu, ti^t
'plectō'
tinne, tinge
tempus -oris
3a2.-þɵun-wang
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'condensat';
técht 'densus'
* temkō
* tenos
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orientālis
occidentālis
ding, dingen
teithi 'quālitātes'
4.-familia graeca
orientālis
gaþaih, pt.
tañc- tanákti
'condensat'
5.5.tame(n)k- 'adiungō'
<*tm-én-k-ti
tamsayati 'agitat,
obtendit'; vítasti- 'id'
atÞinsan 'di'
5.3.-vitasti-'tensiō'
* tentrom
tét/tead
tepeō
* teplós
arc. tepulus
* teqom
intech 'uia'
<*enitekʷom
* tergō
toruus<*torgwós
tápati; tápant'calidus'
5.3.-tapaiti
5.5.-tepsu 'siccus';
tapassa 'febris'
Teno- 2b1.-tãn
2b2.-tān
2b3.tan(et-)
tekъ 'cursus'
tarbos 'metus';
tarbew 'timeō'
tarathar <*PTCL.
taratro-
terō
tarjati, tarjayati
5.5.-tarkuuant‑ 'minans'
trebog 'alarma'
5.4.-t`urc (t`rcoy)
'māla, maxilla';
aracem <*trǝg-;
'pascor'
ToAB.-trāsk trōgsk- 'mandere'
2b1.-tarater/taradr
2b2.-tardar
2b3.-tarazr/tarar
1b2.-mantrahklu,
mandraclo
'mantēle'
teretron
dork 'carīna'
3a2.-ðurruc
'cumba'
Þaírko 'ōrificium'
<< tergslom
* terjō
teplъ 'calidus'
5.3.-tafnu-, tafnah-
2b1.-tarfu
terebra
tergō, mantēlum
6.3.-tesiù, tẽsti
'oblongō'
teneto, tonoto
6.3.-tiñklas 'rete'
tántra-, tántu-s
3a2- ðefian
'resiffilāre'
3a3.-teva 'id'
'prodesse'
6.3.-tánkus
'crēber'
6.8.-tek
'prosperitās'
6.3.-tãnas 'tumor'
teplъ 'calidus'
ten, tene, teine,
tine 'ignis'
* téredhrom
2b1.-tant (pl.
tannau)
tefúrúm
té (n.p téit)
'sacrificium'
<*tepont- 'calidus';
1b2.- tefra 'carnes
tess<tepstu 'calor'
cremandas'
* tepnos
* tercō
tánas-
tenos
dinsan 'tendō'
6.-familia slava
t'aknuty
'congregārī'.
gediegen>
3a2.-ðing, thing
gedeihen
3a3.-Þing 'causa,
'prosperō'
iudicium,
Þeihs (*ténkos), pl.
rēs';Þetter 'densus'
Þeihsa 'tempus'
prōtēlāre; tēnsa
* tepējō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
drescan, dreschen
tuirenn 'triticum'
'id'
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trwgw 'uorō'
trwglh
'ōrificium'
trwx 'uermis'
tragos 'ariēs'
teirw
<*trōg-
5.5.-tattarai-;
tariya ''defetiscor'
ā
tьrǫ, trьti
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occidentālis
(p3p)
druimm (drommo)
termen, terminus 1b2.-termnome
<drum?
(lc)
VEN.termo
intrāre, extrābunt,
trāmes (meō);
trāns
trá 'tunc'
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orientālis
occidentālis
2b2.-drum ?
Dorsum
dremil 'repagula'
3a3.-Þromr
'angulus'
4.-familia graeca
terma;
termwn 'limēs'
trhma 'ōrificium'
tramis 'diuīsiō
scrotālis'
* terpō
terpw
* terptis
durft 'id?'
3a3.-þurft 'id?'
þaúrfts <*tṛptí
'necessitās'
terpsis 'explētiō'
gaþairsan
tersomai
Þarihs
terhn, teramwn;
teru asqenes
lepton (Hes.)
* tersai
* térunos
terúm <*terso-
tener, termēs,
tardus
SAB. terenum
'molle'
dorrēn, derren,
dörren 'torreō'
3a3.-Þyrma
'pulchrum'
<*Þormaz
terc 'rārus, paucus'
* tetkōn
tektwn<*tetkwn
* tettā
* téturos
tetta
turtur; tetrinniō, īre, tetrissitō, -āre
zitze, tutta 'tetta'
tetrazw;
tetrawn
'urogallus'; tetrix
tethra 'coruus'
`
'auis quaedam'
* teukmn̥
* teukō
tŕp
̣ yati, trpṇóti,
tṛmpáti, tarpati
'satiātur', cau.
tarpáyati
5.3.-qrafδa 'id'
ToB.-B cirār
'transiere'
6.3.-tarpstù, tar̃pti
'crēscō'; tērpinat
'ēmendāre'
tṛptí-, tṛ́pt 'satisfactiō'
tir 'territorium'
tart 'sitis'
tostus<torsitos
tárman 'cuspis uerus';
sutárman 'benē trāduc'
5.4.- t`arm <*tremo5.5.-tarma ' 'clāuus'
tárati, tiráti, tāráyati
terqron
tū́rvati 'praedominat'
'extrēmum'
5.5.-tarra- 'possum';
tranhs 'penetrans'
tarhui 'fortis'
2b1.-traws
'oppositus'
þaúrban (þarf
<*torp-) 'egēre';
Þrafstjan 'sōlor'
Þaúrban 'egeō';
Þarbs 'necessitās'
terra
torreō, terra,
6.-familia slava
orientālis
durfan (darf)
'egēre'; darba
'necessitās'
3a2.- ðearf 'id'
3a3.-Þurft 'id'
* tersā
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
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2b3.toull 'ōrificium'
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6.3.- tar̃nas
'seruus'
tákṣaṇ5.3.-tašan5.5.-tita
tittirá-, tittirí-, tittíri'perdix'
5.4.-tatrak 'auis q.'
tetrevi 'fasiānus'
6.3.tẽtervinas 'id'
6.4.-teteris 'a.q.'
tokám 'subolēs';
tókman 'progeniēs'
5.6.-taumā
'genus'
diehter 'nepōs'
toll, toll 'cauitās'
<tukslo-
5.4.- t`aṙamim,
t`aršamim 'uiescō'
tukos 'malleus,
scalprum'
tukanh 'uentilātiō'
istъknoti 'effodere'
3a2.tukstet 'forem
battere'
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
* teupō
* teurō
* teusmn̥
túaimm
touto; touticum
'publicum'
1b2.-tota 'urbs'
* tewai
* tewos
* tibhjā
* timējō
tueor
*toueō=farciō
tōmentum;
tōtus
<*tówetos=compa
ct.
tibia
timeō
* tínāmi
* títāmi
tītiō
tābēs, tābum,
tābeō
occidentālis
orientālis
dofta, ducht 'sēdēs
remigiī; diob, Dieb
'fur'
3a2.-doft;thiof. thief
Þiubjō 'clam'
3a3.-þori
'multitūdō, massa'
obtūro, retūrō
* teutā
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cumtūth 'protectiō'
*kom-ud-tówitus
tūas-cert,
tūa(i)th
'septentriōnālis'
2b1.-tom 'collis'
Teutomatus,
totatigenus
2b1-2b3.-tud
2b2.-tus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
6.3.-tūpiù, tũpti
6.4.- tupt
entupas 'crēbriter'
swros 'cumulus'
thūschunde 'M'
Þūsundi <*tūskṃtī
'M'
3a2.-thousand
3a2.-þēod
2b1.-tuð 'operiō'
tut 'ueneficus'
2b3.-tuec<*tuðoc
'puluinī tegumen'
4.-familia graeca
Þiuda
gethau 'disciplina,
obseruantia'
ÞiuÞ 'bonum';
a2.-geðīede
ÞiuÞjan
'fauens'
'benedicō'
3a3.-Þyðr 'id'
TOK-tumane/tmām
tysešta 'M'
6.3.-túkstantis
'M'
6.4.-tautà
4.8.-te-u-ta /teutā/
(Hes) tussei ?
'benēdicit'
swma 'corpus';
swzw 'liberō' saos
'saluus'; Tituos
tavás-, tavīti 'uiget'
5.3.-tavah5.4.-tunuvant'potens'
tyjǫ, tyti
'pinguescō'
taoib
deima
a(ri)
5.5.-zē /z 'coquō'
(intr.) <*tieH1-o, zanu
tinaim, tinaid ·tin pf.
3a2.-ðīnan
2b1.-odit '<*autītoro·tetha 'et
'madescō'
'rāritās'
ēuanescō' nisī
2b3.-tinsot 'sparsit',
3a3.-Þiðr
wh
<*(s)dhg Hi;
nisī <*(s)dhgwhHi 'madidus' <*tiH1-tóúathad 'paucitās'
douwen, tauen
2b1.-tawdd, toddi 'regelō'
*taïd, *taa <*tāje/o-; 'liquēfactiō'
3a2.-ðawian,
tám 'mors'
2b3.- teuzzif <tāthaw .Tamēssā
de/o- 'regelō, fundō' >Thames
<*tiH1neu- ´coquō´(tr.);
zinni/zinn <*tin(e)H1´'finiō'
thkw 'fundō,
regelō'; takeros
´fusilis
4.3.-takw
OSS-taj
5.4.-t`anam <tné/n̥H2- 'imbuō'
tajǫ, tajetъ 'fundō,
regelō'
3a3.-þīða 'regelō'
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2.-familia celtica
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
tetorhsw
'dēclārābō'
5.5.-tar (te-e-mi)
'dīcō'
orientālis
* títermi
* titijō
tit(t)ubizw
* tkeimi
sinō, situs
* tlāmi
tollō, -ere; tulī,
tetulī; tulam
'feram'
* tlātjos
torotóritь 'garriō'
6.3.-tarti, tarýti
'dīcō'
6.3.-tilvìkas,
titilvìkas, 'auis qd.'
ṭiṭṭibha 'Parra jacana'
6.4.-tītet 'canō';
titilbis, titilbīte 'a.q.'
kṣéti, kṣiyánti 'id'
ktizw 'construō'
5.3.-šaēitī 'uīuit'
4.8.-ki-ti-je-si 'uiuunt'
dolēn, dulten,
tol <*tolā 'uoluntās', 2b1.-tlawd 'pauper'
dulden 'patior';
tlāith' dēbilis' <*2b3.-talm
Geduld 'patientia'
tjos; tailm 'funda'
'funda' cf.telamwn
3a2.-ðolian 'id'
tláith 'tener'
þulan 'resistō'
tlawd 'pauper'
talassai, tlhnai
'patior'; tlhmwn
'patiens'; talas
'miser'; tolmh
5.4.-t`oɫum 'sinō,
permittō'
tьlejo, -leti
'decadō'; toliti
'dormit'; cotlud
'somnus'
* tl̥nō
tollō
* tloqai
loquor
'placō'.
6.3.-tyléti, tìlti
'taceō'; tylùs '-itus'
dolēn, dulten,
dulden 'patior';
Geduld 'patientia'
3a2.-ðolian 'id'
tlenaid <*tḷnāti
'ēripit';
þulan 'resistō'
tellw 'et finiō';
talanton 'lībra'
anatolh 'oriens'
tulayati; tulā́ 'lībra'
5.4.-t`oɫum 'sinō,
permittō'
atluchur 'gratias
agō'
* tmāmi
'explicātiō'
3a3.-Þēl 'lacte
butyrī'
técht 'densus';
téchte 'decōrus',
tocad 'fortūna'
tьnǫ 'quatiō'
6.3.-tinù, tìnti
'dēfricō'
tamnw, temnw, aor.
etamon, etemon ;
kertomew
tamnaid
* tm̥klos
* tm̥ktos
u-toljǫ, -toliti
'plācō' TOK A B.täl, praet. A cacäl,
В cāla.
tlъkъ, tolkъ
dotluchur; 'rogō'
aestumō;
(con)temnō? nīsī
<*(s)temb(h)nō;
contumēlia
u-toljò, -toliti 'plācō';
telenok 'uitulus'
6.3.-tyliù, -lėti 'taceō'
6.4.-iz-tilt
tlh-nai 'resistō'
tu(i)lid, con-tu(i)li
* tl̥ijō
6.-familia slava
2b1.-teithi 'quālitātes'
2b3.-toñket 'fātum'
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densus'
takrá-m 'butyrum'
5.6.-talxīna 'lacte
amarum'
tǫča 'pluuia'
6.3.-tánkus 'crēber'
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orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
* tn̥ējō
teneō
donēn
3a2.-ðunian
tnúth 'inuidia'
* tn̥ghus
3a3.-þungr 'grauis'
* tn̥gō
tangō, tactus
* tn̥tos
tentus
* tn̥us
tenuis
* togā́
toga
* toi
* tōkslos
* toksos
tacken
3a2.-þaccian
'plaudō'; take<ON
3a3.-taka
tan(a)e <*tanawio-
tugae 'tegmen';
tuige 'strāmen' <-yā
tó
tál
2b1.-tenau
2b2.-tanow
2b3.-tanao, tano
6.-familia slava
5.4.- t`amb 'pantica;
sella'
tǫpъ 'obtūsus,
crassus'
6.3.tamprùs ; tìmpa
'fūnis'
orientālis
3a3.-þǫmb
'pantica, neruus
arcūs'
* tm̥pus
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
tēkan <*dedg<*tedg- <*tetH2g(cf. lat. bibit ai.
pibati)
dunni
3a2.-thynne
teinw
tanōti 'extendit'
TOCH.-A tänk-, В
tank- 'obstō'
5.4.-t`anjr (t`anju)
tegostь 'pondus'
6.3.-tingùs 'grauis'
6.4.-t`anjr (t`anju)
tetagwn 'cum
cēpisset'
tāják 'subitō'
TOK B.-täk, ceś
<*tēke
tatos
tatá
tanus 'tenuis'
tanaos 'longus'
tanú-s
to 'tectus'
toi
dehsala <*tekslā
tesla <*tekslā
toxon 'arcus'
taxus
MYK.-to-ko-so-wo-ko
'arcifex'
deo 'id'
3a2.-ðēo(w) 'id'
3s2.-þyle 'ōrātor'
3a3.-þulr 'doctus'
þula 'uersus';
* tokwós
* tolājō
þius, pl. þiwōs
'seruus'
TOK В cake
'flūmen'
SCYTH.-taxša5.6.- taxš 'arcus,
sagitta'
takvá- 'rapidus'
5.5.-talliya-, nisī
<*doljo/e-
þulja 'murmurō'
* tom
tolkъ 'mortārium';
tlъkǫ, tlěšti,
толо́чь 'quatiō'
6.3.-tìlkti
'mansues esse'
2b1.-talch 'fragm.'
2b2.-talch
'furfures'
* tolkos
dann, denn
3a2.-þanne,
þænne, þonne
tum, tunc, topper
6.4.-teksnis
'seruus'
tw (abl. Hom.); to- ALB.-ta-ní; 'nunc'
nun 'nunc'
5.3.-tǝm
6.3.-tuõ 'protinus'
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* tónāmi
1.-familia italica
latīnē
autumnus
<*au-tomH-ino-;
contumēlia
tonō -āre,
tonescere;
tonitrus
* tondejō
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
teinnid, tennaid;
tonn, tond 'pellis'
<< tonslis
<< tonstṓr
* tóntenos
tintinnāre
stenw, stenazw,
stenacw 'gemō'
stunz
tendw
den(n)en, dehnen
3a2.ðenian, ðennan
denchen, denken
3a2.-ðyncan
*tṇgye/o- , think
3a3.-Þekkja
'intellegō'
tanginúd
'sententia'
uf-þanjan <*toneyo/e
* toqe
stánati, stanáyati
'fremit
stenati 'grunniō'
6.3.-stenù, stániti
Þagkjan, Þāhta
'meditor';
Þekkr 'grātus';
*Þagks 'grātias'
ALB: tange
'resentment' :
TOCH. A tunk-, В
tankw, cänk- 'placet'
tątьnъ
tonitrus
<< topnos
6.-familia slava
tānáyati
donar
* tontrom
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
stöhnen 'grunniō'
3a2.-stenan 'id'
2b1.-tam 'morsus'
* tonejō
tongeō, tongitiō
4.-familia graeca
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tanā, stanayitnú-
3a2.-þunor,
thunder
Tanaros
5.6.- tundar
2b1-b2-b3.-tan
5.3.-fafnah 'calos'
doch 'oppidō'
3a2.-though
'tamen'
cf. correlat.
'quoque'
þau(h) 'quam, uel,
potius'
5.5.-takku 'si'
þar 'ibī'
tar-hi 'tunc'
тоже (-же <*gwe,
*ghwe, *ge-ye ?)
<< torcós
correlat.
cur<*kwor
* tori
dar
3a2.þær, there
<< tórkmn̥tom
Darm 'intestīnum'
3a2.-þearm 'id'
3a3.-þarmr 'id'
* tormos
torm <rsmn̥ 'strepitus'
torann 'tonitrus'
* torós
Taranis
2b1,b2,b3.-taran 'id'
tormos 'cardō'
5.5.-tarma- 'clāuus'
toros 'penetrans'
tārá- 'penetrans'
<< torpejō
* torqejō
* torqis
torqueō,
tormentum,
tormina,
nastorquium
torquēs
trochal 'catapulta'
mun-torc
drehen; drāhsil
2b1.-torri 'rumpō'
'lignārius'
2b3.-terryff 'id'
3a2.-Þræstan
atraktos 'fūsus'
atrekhs
'directus'
tarkú- 'fūsus'
tarkáyati 'cōgitat'
5.5.-tarku(wai)
trakъ 'cinctus'
'tripudiō'
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* torsejō
<< torsmn̥
* tot(j)oi
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orientālis
occidentālis
dōrren, derren
orientālis
gaþairsan
tot
* totrēd
4.-familia graeca
ul-trō
<< totrōd
6.-familia slava
tarṣáyati
to(s)soi < *totyoi
3a2.-ðæder,
thither 'huc''
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
hidre
táti
ToB.-tot
tátrā 'ibī'
ÞaÞrō
* toughā́
tocad 'fortūna'
* touknā
tón 'podex'
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2b1.-tynghet 'fort.'
2b3.-toñket
'fātum'
2b1.-tin
2b2.-tyn
tuch 'fortūna'
tugcanw 'infligō'
dioh
3a2.-théoh, thigh
<= trabhis
* traghō
vertragus 'pernix
canis'
2b1.-trai drigil 'seruus'
trág 'litus'; traig
'recessus'; troed
3a2.-ðrāg
'pēs' trág- 'recēdō' 'pēs'
2b2.- 'tempus'; ðrǣgan
truit/trys
2b3.'id'; thrall 'id'
troad
trahō, traha,
trāgum, trāgula,
trāma <traghsmā
þragjan 'currō'
<< traghsmā
* trāntis
trāns <*trāntis
* trebhō
trabs, trabēs,
taberna
2b2.-traf, trahaf
trííbúm 'domum'
tremnu
`tabernācul.'
tar<teres (tairse
'trans eam, tairsiu
'trans eōs'
2b1.-traws
2b2.-tres, trus
2b3.-treuz
triub, treb
'residentia'
2b1.-tref
2b3.-treb
trén comp. tressa
* tregsnos
tress 'pugna'
* treikō
trīcae, intrīcāre,
extrīcāre
* treistis
tristis
* trejes trija tisres
trēs
durh 3a2.-durh
<t(e)rkwe
LUS.-trebopala
'protector pagī'
(Cabeço das
fraguas)
ðrece, ðroht 'uis,
impetus'
2b1.-tren
tirah 'procul'
5.3.-tar∂, tarō 'latere'
Þaírh
þaúrp 'ager'
tremъ 'turris'
6.3. trobà
'domus'
teramnon, qerapnh
'aedificium'
trógatь 'tangō'
6.3.treksne 'impetus'
3a3.-þrekr
'audacia'
ToAB.-trik- 'errō'
ToB.-trikso 'error'
trí, f. téoir
drīsti, ðrīste 'id'
3a2.ðrīste 'audax'
2b1-2b2-2b3.-tri, f. drei
3a2.þrīe, three
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treis
tráyas, f. tisráḥ
trije
6.3.-trys
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* tréjesdekm̥
* tréjesdekəmos
* trepō
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
orientālis
occidentālis
6.-familia slava
tráyodaśa
5.3.-qridasa
5.4.erek'tasan
cf. triskaidekatos
tremō
drungus <gall.
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
trēdecimus
truncus, truncō;
4.-familia graeca
drízëhan
3a2.-Þēootīene
trēicim 'linquō'
dūthracht?
'desiderō'
drong 'multitūdō'
trincos 'gladiator q.'
2b1.-trengi
'letum, fīnis'
3a2.-thrimman
'curam habēre'
3a6.-dram
'strepitus'
dringan, dringen
'id'
3a2.ðringan
3a3.-þryngja
trepidus, trepidō āre
Þramstei 'locusta'
<*trems-
tremw
tremčú, tremtity
6.3.-trìmti
Mper.-sam- <*θram'expellō'
6.4.-tremt 'id'
trutýtь 'quatiō'
5.3.-qraxtanam (part.) 6.3.-treñkti 'quatiō'
þreihan 'premere'
6.4.-trìecu/ekt 'id'
OSS.-tælf- <*tr̥p-i̯é'moueor'
draben, trapen
tṛprá-, tṛpálatrapew 'calcō,
3a2.-ðrafian 'trottō' pedibus premō';
'uehemens'; ToA.3a3.-trav 'pressa atarpos, atrapos
trap ToB trāpp
'uia'
nix'
'occulcō'
trápatē 'pudet eum'
trepw, tropew
'uertō'
5.5.-teripp 'arō'
* trepō
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2b3.-teirdec
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turpis?
trepetati; trepetъ
'tremor'
tropátь
6.3.- trepseti, trepénti
'calcō'
<< tresō
* treudō
trūdō, trūdis
* treughos
trotaid 'ligat'
<*truzd- d + d
2b1.-cythruð
'tormentāre'
tróg, truag
2b1, b3.-tru
-driozan,
verdriessen
'molestō'
3a2.(ā-)ðrēotan 'fatigō'
* trídkm̥təmos
<< trikm̥témtəmos
* trikm̥tṓs
drauche 'pedica'
<*truksō; trwch
'abscissus'
tricesimus
* trídkm̥ta
trigintā
truždo, truditi
'tormentō'
trucw 'terō'
trucos 'pannus'
2b1.-trychu
* treukō
usþriutan
'molestus esse'
trícho
trIcontis
trí chét
ToB.-täryakante
6.3.-trúkstu, -au, -ti
3a2.-ðrūh
''aquārium
drizugôsto
3a3.-Þrettogonde
6.4.-trũkstu
'rumpō'
triakonta
triṁśattamá
5.3.-qrisast∂matriṁśát5.3.-qrisat∂m
ToA.-*taryākiñci
tricentesimus
trecentī
Þrija hunda
triakosioi
trī́ śatā́, triśatā́h,
triśatám, triśatī́
5.3.-tišrō-sata
* tríjətos
trïath (trethan)
'mare' <*tri̯aton-
trí sъta
6.3.-trys šlmtai
6.4.-tris simti
Tritwn 'fīlius
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triplós
trípl̥ tis
trīs
trisnōs
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latīnē
triplus
* tritjos
ter, terr
trīnī
testis, -iculum,
testimonium;
testamentum
tertius
* trītós
trītus
* tr̥mēts
termes
* tristis
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occidentālis
trebul
trilis 'crīnis, spīra'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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orientālis
triploos
triplasios 'triplus'
tris
qrinax 'tridens'
3a2.-threefold <*-tó
driror
Þrennr 'triplex'
triss > tress
'tertius'; tre(i)sse
'triduum'
tríḥ
tri-ṣṭhá- 'ter
condicionātum'
2b1.-trydydd
thridja
tṛtīya-s
6.3.-trìntas; trìntis
'frictiō' 6.4.-trĩts
tréith 'deebilis'
terma, tormos
2b1.-cynrhonyn
2b2, b3.-contronen
2b3.-toroc <*tōrāko
tarmes, termes
-itis
3a2.-Þorn
trog 'puerī'
5.5.-tarma 'clāuus'
termhdwn
dorn
* tr̥nā
* troghos
6.-familia slava
2b1-2b2-2b3.-tro
'coagulum'
Þaúrnus
ternax
trъnъ;
strъnь 'calamus'
trãg 'passus,
posteritās'
trṇa-m 'herba'
trocos 'cursus'
<< trogjā
drec, Dreck
* trogos
troia
trogaid ? 'ebrius'
* tropos
* trosejō
terreō
* troughi
1b2.-tursitu,
tursiandu
tarrach 'tremendus'
tróg, truag 'miser'
'merda'
3a2.-ðreax
'cariēs'
sterganos koprwn
(Hes.) trux
'fermentum uīnī'
Nd.-drumpel,
dorpel 'limen'
atrapos, atarpos
'trottoir' (a copul.)
ðræs 'fimbria'
trew
<< trowā
* trowō
* tr̥knō
* tr̥pējō
6.3.-trisù
6.4.-trisêt
trásati 'trepeō'
trucw 'terō';
streugesqai
'carreō'
2b1, 2b3.-tru 'miser'
2b1.-taraw <*toraw
'quatiō'
2b3.toreusit 'attrīuit'
<*torōw-
tropá
drawen, drohen
'id'; trouuen
'crescō'
3a2.-ðrēan 'minor'
truw, pf. tetrumai
'terō'; truma
'ōrificium';
titrwskw 'uulnerō';
trwma 'uulnus';
toreuw 'abscindō'
5.3.-Θraoštā (aor.),
tuθruiiē (perf.) .'aluit'
5.5.-tarna-, tarn-
trovu, truti
6.3.truniù, -éti
'putrefīō,'
ToA, B.-tärk
u-trъpeti
6.2.-toropétь
'urgeō'
6.3.-tir̃pti 'rigeō'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
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6.-familia slava
orientālis
<< tr̥pis
* tr̥sdos
turdus
* tr̥sējō
* tr̥stis
drozd <*trosdos
6.3.-strazdas
3a3.-throstr
durst, Durst
3a2- þurst
tart
þaúrsjan
þaúrstei 'sitiens'
(fem.)
tṛ́ṣyati
<< tr̥stos
* tr̥sus
torrus
durri
tur
3a2.þyrre,
þaúrsus
tarros 'tabēs'
tṛṣú
trezvъ 'sōbrius'
trovǫ, truti 'uorō'
trwsg(l) 'raucus'
* trudskā
* trudsmós
* truks
trosc <*trŭds-ko
2b3.-trousk
'pellicula dermatitis'
tromm 'grauis'
2b1- trwm 'id'
trux, truculentus,
trucidō
trú (troch) 'capite
anquīsītus'
tū
tú
* tū
ðrūstfell
þrūts-fill
drōz, Verdruß
'molestia'
3a2.-ðrēat 'minātiō'
trudno 'difficile' ;
trudъ 'mōlimentum'
thu
se
tvā
5.5.-tulija'congregātiō'
* tūljom
* tūlós
* tumējō
tumeō, tumulus
* tumlós
tumulus
* túmolos
tumultus
* tundō
6.3.-trunéti
'marceō,
corrumpor'
truw 'terō'
tundō, studeō,
tussis
tomm 'tumulus'
do-tuit 'cadit'
dūmo, Daumen 'id'
3a2.-thumb
'pollex'
3a3.Þumi
3a3.-cf.
þumalfinger 'pollex'
2b1.-tom 'id'
twf 'uis'
tyfu 'crēscō'
cystudd 'dolor'
2v3.arstud 'cuspis'
stōzan, stoßen
3a2.-stōtan
tulh 'tumor, gibba'
tū́lam 'pānĭcula'
tumbos 'tumulus'
5.3.-tumāspana'crassōs equōs
habens
túmra- 'robustus,
magnus'
tumala-, tumulaTOK A tmāṃ, B
t(u)mane '10.000'
stautan
6.3.-tūlas 'multi';
tūlẽ 'massa'
6.9.-tūlan 'multī'
tylъ, тыл 'tergum'
6.3.-tuméti
'pinguescō'
tùm(s)tas
'aceruus'
6.3..-tùm(s)tas
'cumulus, turma'
tudáti
<< turgējō
* tūrjós
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5.3.-tūiri- 'caseus q.'
tvarogъ 'lac
coagulātum'
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orientālis
occidentālis
turm < qq. medit.
4.-familia graeca
* tuskjós
* tusnā
tursis, turshnos
dost 'stercus'
<'ēuacuātiō'
3a2-ðost 'id'
tonn
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* tusjai
tesqua, tescum?
ters-kwo- ?
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
ILL;-boudorgis
túsyate
5.5.-dus-sktucch(y)á- <*tuskjó
'uānus'
5.3.-taošayeiti
'ēuacuat' <*tous-eje/o-
tünne
LYD-Tursa /Turra
tъštь> tóšcij
<<*tuštjo- 'uacuus';
tъska 'nostalgia'
6.3.-tuščias
6.3.-tvinaũ, tvìnti
'tumere aqua'
6.4.tvans, tvana
'uapor'
<< tustijō
<< tustis
* twakos
sakos
dwingan, zwingen;
caus dwengen
* twenghō
*twongheje/o
3a2.-ðwinglian
3a3.-Þvinga, -aða
ToA tātwäṅku,
ToB tatwāṅkau
'obligātus'
Turno-magus,
Turnācum '-altus'
2b3.-torn-aod
'falaria'
* twerō
tvac(as-) 'pellis'
5.5.- tuekkas 'corpus,
ipse'
tvanakti 'contrahō'
sassw, sattw
(cf. fr. contraignant)
'onerō' <*tu̯n̥gʰ-i̯ ó-?
5.3.-qwązjaiti
sucnos <ksn
<*tuanzǵhati<ghsk
'creber'; swkew ?
'obligātur'
seira 'corda';
seirhn 'sirēna'
tveṣá- ; tvēṣati
* twoisós
* twr̥bhōn
seiw 'tremō'
turba, turbō, -āre,
turbō, -inis
3a3.-þorp
'multitūdō
hominum'
2b1.-twrf 'id'
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6.3.-tvankù'calens, premens',
tvenkiù, tvẽnkti
'turgēre aqua';
tvinkstù, tviñkti
tvoriti 'creō, faciō'
tvaróg 'caseus'
6.3.-tveriù,
tvérti
6.4.turu, turẽt
'excitātur'
5.3-upāqwayeiti
'timet'
surbh, turbh
'turba'
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orientālis
occidentālis
* twr̥mā
turma
* twr̥tos
trua, trulla,
truella, amptruō,
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
sarx 'carō'
4.2, 4.3.-surx 'id'
tváṣṭtar 'creātor'
5.3.-qb ∂r∂sa, qb ∂r∂sō
'porcellus'; qb ∂r∂saiti
'scindit, format';
qbōr∂star 'creātor'
otrunw
twar- 'festīnō'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1.-twrch 'aper'
torc 'aper' (gen.
2b2.-torch 'id'
tuirc, acc. pl. turcu)
2b3.-tourc'h 'id'
* twr̥kos
4.-familia graeca
turm 'uertigō',
Sturm 'tempestās'
3a2.-ðrymm
'turma'; storm 'id'
dweran 'celeriter
gyrō'; stören
'turbāre'
<< ucējō
ūueō, ūuescō;
* oucós
ūdus <*ougwiqo-,
ūmeō <*ugwsmēyō /
3a2.-wake 'sulcus
aquae' 3a3.-vǫkr
fúal 'urīna'
ūsque
* úderos
* ūdhr̥
uss-, oss(ud/upo?)
uterus; uenter ?
ūber
<*H1e-u/<*H1ou-
* uksḗn
<*o(H1)-ugw-s-e/o-
<*wog ós 'ūdus'
aus 'extrō';auBen,
uz
3a2.-ut, or-, ur-
ustrix 'aper';
ud, ut 'sursum';
uxhros; utuca;
usteros 'posterus'; uttara 'altius'; uttama vъz- (vъs-) 'ad-'
ustatos
'altissimus'
6.3, 6.4.-uz 'ad'
'postumus'; ubris
5.3.-us, uz<uds
'ira' <ud-gw∂ru;
ut 'extrō'; ūtana
ingewā(n)t, -ende,
Eingeweide
oderos gasthr
(Hes)
ūter, iuter, Euter
3a2.-ūder, ieder
3a3..-ju(g)r <*eud-
ouqar (ouqatos)
<*H1ou(H)dhṛ
ūdhar, ūdhas
(ūdhnas) <*H1uHdhṛ
euqus, iqus 'rectus'
huda(ak) 'celer(iter)'
<< ūdhros
* udhús
* udsqe
ToB.-*auksäm
5.4.-oyc <*ougwo'ūdus'
w
ougwimējō ?
* ud
ugros 'uuor'
ukṣáti 'ūmectat'
5.3.-uxšyeiti 'id'
udáram
5.3.-udara-
'fluidō'
6.3.-védaras
6.4.-vêders
vȉme <ūdhmen
6.3.-ūdruó-ju, -ti
'grauida esse'
uccā́ 'deorsum, sursum'
5.3.-usca 'super'
ūsque
oss 'ceruus'
2a3.-2a4.-os
2b1.-ych 'bos'
2b2.-ohan (pl) 'bos' ohso 'bos'
2b3.-ouhen,
3a2.-oxa
aúhsus , auhsa
ukṣā́ (ukṣṇaḥ)
5.3.-uxšan-
ToB.-okso
oc'hen
<< uksōr
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* ululājō
ululō, ulucus
* unksrā
umbra
* upelos
* uperi
s-uper
s-uperus
* upo
s-ub
* upóqrijom
* upósēdjom
subsidium
* upóstānom
occidentālis
ilach 'clamoor';
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
ulaw, ulaktew
'latrō'
úlūka 'bufō'
6.3.-ul(ūl)óti 'salūtō'
orientālis
6.3.-ùnkna
úkanas 'turbidus'
übel
3a2.-yfel
2b1.-gorau 'optimus'
2b1-gor; guell 'id'
obar, ubiri
for-; ferr <*uper- lo /
1b2.-super
2b2.-gor; guel 'id'
3a2.-ofer
uper-so 'potius'
2b3.-guor; gwell 'id'
3a3.-yfir
óchtar <ouptro
supruis 'superīs'
2b1.-uthr 'excellens'
ós, uas<oupsu
uuf
sup
2b1-2b2.-gwo3a2.-ufe
fo1b2.-sub-, su-,
2b3.-gou
3a3.-of
2b1.-gobr 'salārium'
2b2.-gober 'id'
2b3.-bopr 'id'
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foss 'seruus'
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* upsi
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2b1-2b3.-gwas
2b2.-guas
Uxe(l)lodunum
2b1.-uchel
2b2.-huhel
2b3.-uc´hel, huel
2b1.-uch, wwch
2b2.-ugh
2b3.-uc´h
huwappa-; huwap(p)'uexō'
ubils
upereu
ufar
uper
upári
5.5.-(sarā) upzi 'sōl
oritur'
iup 'ad supera'
uf
upo
5.1, 5.3.-upa
upakriyā 'beneficium'
upasthānam
'seruitūdō'
vysokъ 'altus'
uyhlos
uyi
uyhlos
vysokъ 'altus'
<< uqnós
* urús
* ustós
* uta
eurus
ustus
CELTIB.-uta 'et' ?
* wədrā
lutra
* wədris
uter
coin (canes)
fodorne (pl.)
otre
ottar, Otter
3a2.-otor
udros, udra
'serpens aquae'
urú5.5.-ura- 'magnus'
uṣṭáuta 'secus, an'
udrah
5.3.-udrō
vydra
6.3.-údra
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* wəgājai
uagor, uagus
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fán 'cauitās'
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occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
2b1.-guoin, gwaun
'uallis, pratum'
2b2.-goen, goon,
'palūs'
2b3.geun, 'palūs'
<< wəleiqos
* wəleisō
flesc 'uirga'
* wəlējō
fal-n-, fol-nVlatos 'id'
follnathir, follnadar
2b1.-gwlad, 'terra' ;
vale 'vale(ns)'
<*(Hw)l-ne-H
guletic,gwledig 'id'
'imperō' flaith
2b2.-gulat,
ualaemom,
<*wl̥Hti- 'auctoritās';
gulas 'id'
valaimas 'optimus' flaithem 'dominus'
2b3.-gloat, glat
<*uəlatjomos;
'patrimonium'
Conall <*komwal-
ualeō,
aequiualens
lés 'lignum, silua'
leskovъ
'styraceus'
wlizjan
5.5.-walliyatar 'laus';
annawali,
annauli- 'aequiualens'
<< wəlepējō
* wəleumi
uellō, uulnus,
uolnus
(ver)letzen
2b1.-gweli <*uolīso'uulnerō'
fuil 'sanguis' <*woli- ?) 'uulnus'
3a3.-valr 'mortuus
2b2.-goly 'id'
; fuili 'uulnera'
in proeliō'; valkyria
2b3.-golyow 'id'
'furia'
* wəlewā
* wəlōrom
le(F)wn
lōrum, lōrica,
lōripēs
eulhra 'habēna',
abljra (Hes.)
Domnall
<*Dubnowalo-
* wəlos
* wəros
uarus
* wəregis
* wəreikā
wilwan 'capere,
rapere'
ealwn 'interf. est';
analow 'deleō';
aliskomai 'capior'
oulh <*(F)olna,
*(F)olsa? 'uulnus'
5.5.-(wa)-lwa-lla5.4.-lar 'corda,
monīle'
Ate-/Nerto-valus;
vlatos 2b1.-gwal
valka 'bellum'
6.3.-vẽles
'cadauer, spiritus'
ToA.-wällästär
'moritur'
ToB-luwo 'animāl'
ToB.-walo
<*wl̥Hont-s
3a2.-weleras
'labra'
ferbb (fem)
fraig 'mūrus'
5.5.-walhmi
'oppugnō', hullā-,
hulliya- 'id'
ach-vre 'pariēs
plexa'
ToB.-yoro; weru
<*wērā?
ergw, eirgw,
ergaqw 'inclūdō'
6.3.-vìras, vìris
vrajá- 'uallum'
5.3.-var∂z- 'inclūdō'
rigel; ric, rickes 'id'
3a3.-ræx 'nōdus'
rīca, rīcinium
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* wərikjō
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orientālis
occidentālis
rīhen; (wider)rigen
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
cf. roikos
<*wroiko- 'tortus,
fluidus'; riknos,
riskos 'cista'
5.3.-uruuisiia-,
urvisyeiti <*vriśyati,
*wrikjo/e- 'torquitur'
6.3.-rišù, rìšti 'ligō'
rýkšte 'fascis'
ráišas 'paralyticus'
6.4.-riešu
rist 'id'
roikos 'tortus,
fluidus'
5.3.-urvaēsa-
ouron; ourew <
*u̯orseiō 'mingō'
ALB.-shurë; shure
'mingō'
orientālis
'oppugnō'; Rist
'artus pedis'; rīho
3a2.-wrīgian
'tendere, conārī,
nītī'; wrāh 'tortus',
wry 'obliquus' ; wrist
cf. rīca, rīcinium
4.-familia graeca
'artus p., manus'; wrien
3a3.- rigga 'ligō,
conuoluō'
3a3.-wrāh 'flexūra'
3a5.-wreeg 'rigidus'
* wəroikos
<< wəréikonjom
* wəreinā
ūrīna
* wərējai
cō(a)ir 'rectus'
<*kom-uerios);
faire? 'uigilantia'
uereor
warōn, wara tuon;
warnen; giwar
war(s) 'cautus,
'cautus'
1b2.-cywair 'rectus'
protector' <worós;
3a2.-wær, aware
warai 'cautiō'
'cautus'
3a3.vara; varr 'id'
* wərēn
ueruēx
renō <germ.
* wəreumi
operiō, aperiō;
uestibulum
<werstidhlom;
uruum, uruō?
5.5.-werit(e)<*w(e)rH1i+dheH1
'metuō'; weritema
'metus'
véru, vērt
'obseruō'
To AB wär'exerceō'; To A
wras-, B wärs'misereor'
uran-, uraṇa(F)arhn (arnos)
4.8.-we(r)wesijeja 5.3.-barra <*varnak
'lanifica'
5.4.-garn
wer(i)en, we(h)ren
'dēfendō'; wart
warjan 'prohibeō';
'custōs'; warten
daúrawards
3a2.-werian
'ianitor'
veru 'portam'
1b2.verofe 'in portam'
3a3.-werja
vrṇṓti 'tegit, cauet';
api-vrṇóti 'operit';
ru(o)mai 'defendō';
apa-vrṇoti 'aperit';
eruw, erukw
vártra- 'scūtum', vṛtra'dēfendō'
'oppositiō'; varūtár
'protector'; Váruṇa-
(za)/vьro, vreti
'operīre'; ot-voriti
'aperīre'
6.3.-ùžveriu, -vérti;
atvérti 'id'; vartai;
̇̃
'porta'
aperiō
apa-vrṇoti, pf. ápa
vavāra 'aperit'
ot-voriti 'aperīre'
6.3.-atvérti
urbs (arc. urps);
urbem condere
warpa dai'circumscrībō'
ToA.-wärp, B wārp
'circumscrībō'
5.5.-ur, war
'accendō'; intr. urāni-
vьrjǫ, vьrěti
'coquō' 6.3.-vírti,
vèrdu 'id'
* wəreumi apo
* wərbhis
ouros 'uigil';
froura <pro-ora
'uigilia'; eforos,
4.8..-wo-wo
'obseruātorium'
* wərjō
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* wadhis
uas (uadis, pl.
uadium)
* wadhō
uādō, uadum
* wadhom
2b1.-go-di-wawd
'superāuit'
wetti; wetten
3a2.-wedd;
weddian 'uxorem
uehere'
watan
3a2.-waden
6.-familia slava
rъžь, rožь
6.3.- rugỹs
briza
6.4.ruzdi
wadi; wadjabōkōs
'littera fignorālis'
6.3.-uadúoti
'uadem dat'
baw
wat <*ghwdhóm
3a2.-(ge)wœd
uadum
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
rocko, Roggen
3a2.-ryge, rye
3a3.-rugr
* wərughis
4.-familia graeca
gādhám
<< wageinā
* wāghijō
uāgiō, uāgor
hcos, hcw
'strepitus'
uagīna
agnumi 'rumpō';
iwgh 'parauentus'
* wágneumi
* wai
uae
fáe
* wailos
* wailós
* wakkā
uacca
* walgos
ualgus
2b1.-gwae
wē a2.-wā a3.-wei
wai
gwael 'miser'
3a3.-vīl 'necess'
wīl 'necessitās'
oa, bai
fáel, faol
walkan 'pultāre'
3a2.-wealcan
válgati 'saltat,
torquētur'
'uoluō'
* walnom
uallus, uallum
fál <*wōl-; felmae
'saepes'
2b1.-gwawl
2b3.-goalenn
'uirga'
3a2.-wael 'in
proeliō mortuī'
* walóm
* wapējō
vapor
* waplājō
vapulō
vagnu- 'tonus',
vagvanú 'strepitus'
6.3.-vógrauti
vagvaná- 'strepens'
5.5.-wak- 'mordeō'
6.3.- vóžiu, vóžti
ToA wakatär, ToB
'operiō';
wokotär 'frangitur'
6.4.-vāžu, vāst
5.5.-uwai- 'afflictiō'
6.3.-vaĩ
vā́yati/e 'extenuātur',
6.3.-vójes
abhi-vāta- 'aeger'
'damnans'
(vāta- 'siccus'), vāyá6.4.-vajš 'dēbilis'
'lassus'
5.4.-gayl, kayl
vaśā́, vāśitā
wuoffen, wüeffen
3a2.-wēpan 'fleō'
3a3.-øpa
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(Hes)
wōpjan 'clamō,
uocō'
apuw, hpuw
5.5.-LUW u(wa)lant
6.3.-velys 'mortuī';
'mortuus'; LUV.-waTOK A-wäl 'morior'
la/i-; LYC.-la <*wlavāpayati 'exhalō'
vъpiti 'uocō';
5.3.-ufyeimi 'inuocō'
wabljǫ, wabiti
'uocō'
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uārus, uāricus,
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uāra, '(prae)uāricō
uastus, uānus
* wātis
uātes
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2b2.- vacetum,
uasetom
'vitiātum', uas
'vitium';
antervakaze,
anderuacose
'intermissiō'
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
fās; fāsach
'desertus'
wuosti 'desertus'
3a2.-wōsti 'id'
fáith
wuot 'amentia';
wütten;
3a2.-wōÞ 'cantus';
wēdan 'baccanāre'
3a3.Oðinn; ōðr 'poësia'
ouateis
gwawd 'carmen'
no 'aut'
6.-familia slava
orientālis
5.5.-wastai- ?
'labēs', peccātum
wōds 'possessus'
2b3.-nou 'aut'
(F)e, H 'an'
Waffe (fem)
3a2.-wæpen, -pon
* wēbēn
ToAB.-yepe (mas)
A<B
ubhnā́ti, umbháti,
unábdhi; ūrnaufainw
ALB.-vej
* wēdhājō
fedan 'iunctūra'
fedil 'iugum'
coibdelach
'congenr.'
2b1.-gwedd
wetan
'iugum'; arwest
'fidēs, uitta'
a3.-ydd ?
'habēna' < *udhetā
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wepn <*wēpno(neu)
weban
3a2.-wefan,
webbian
3a3.-vefa, vefja
* webhō
* wédhneumi
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
suffrago', Wade
3a3.-voðvi
'musculatūra'
uārus,
uascus<uatskos
-ue, ceu, neu,
nēue, seu, siue
* we
4.-familia graeca
wado 'sūra,
uatāx, uatius,
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gawidan
eqmoi desmoi
plokamoi
vābhis 'aranea'
5.3.-ubdaēna 'textus'
5.5.-hūbiki 'uēlum'
5.6.-bāfad 'texit'
5.3.-vādāiiōit̰
5.5.-wezzai 'quatit'
LUW.-widā(i)- 'id'
usló, усло́
'textus'
ToB.-wäp, wāp
vi-vadhá- 'clitella';
vadhra- 'coriī uitta'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
widomo
* wedhnom
3a2.-wituma
* wedhō
fedim (uxorem),
praet. do·coid/
do·dechud /
·tuidched <*
to·(dē)·kom·wōdh-
* wedhr̥
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orientālis
ALB.-vigjë <lat.
victuālia
2b1.-ar-weddu, cy- widem(e), Wittum
weddu; dy-veddio 3a2.-we(o)t(u)ma,
'nūbō'
wituma 'dos'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
veno, nisī <*wesno
ednon
ednon 'dos';
eednow 'nūbō';
anaednos 'sine
dōte' <*n̥-H2wed(h)-
váhate <*vádhate
vadhūh 'norus'
5.3.-vādayeiti
5.4.-gerem
5.5.-uwate/pehute
cf. eqris, tomias,
krios (Hesq.)
cf. vadhá- 'letālis'
5.3.-vadar-
vedǫ, vestí: веду́,
вести́
6.3.-vadžióti,
vadýti
cf. TOK A wac, B
weta 'pugna',
yatwe <*wedhwo'flagellum'
wetar, wetter
3a2.-wedar
3a3.-veđr
* wedhrom
vadhati 'contundō';
sъvada 'pugna'
ToA.-wātā 'quatiō'; eqei fqerei (Hes.); vadhá- 'letālis'; vádhri6.3.- vedegà
wqew 'repellō';
ToA.-wac, ToB.5.3.-vādāya- 'repellō';
enosis 'tremitus'
'ascia'
6.4.ā
wät 'pugnō'
eqris tomias (Hes.) vada- 'cuneus'
vedga 'ascia'
5.5.-huett- 'extrahō'
fáisc- <*wōdhske/o2b1.-gwascu 'id'
'premō'; fodb
2b3.gwaska 'id'
'spolium, exuuiae'
<wodhwos
* wedhskō
vedrъ, vedro
'bonum tempus'
<< wedmn̥
* wedō
aue 'uocāuit'; audh
'uox'; audaw;
a(F)eidw 'canō'
ad·fét, in·fét, ind·fét
* wedrom
vádati 'loquitur'
vada 'calumnia',
vandate 'laudat'
vaditi 'calumniāre'
5.5.6.3.-vadinù,
watarmahh- 'mandō'
vadinti 'uocō'
vědro
udria
* wegējō
uigeō (-ig- <*-egcf. tinguō)
* weghjā
uia
wahhēn 'id'
3a3.-vakr 'uigilans'
wakan 'uigilō'
weg
wigs
vajati 'fortis est'
viú, amvían(n)ud
TOK A wkäm· (pl.
wäknant), B yakne
< *w'äkne
1b2.-vea, via (abl.)
5.3.-vaj- 'fodicō'
5.5.-huek 'dēcollō'
* weghmi
* weghō
uehō, uectus,
uēlox <ueghsloks
* weghtis
uectis
2b1.-gweith 'uices'
2b2.-gweth
2b3.-gwez
wagon 'moueō'
3a2.-wagian 'id'
ga-wigan 'cieō'
ecw; ocos 'currus';
gaia(F)ocos
'concussor terrae'
váhati
5.3.-vazaiti
vezu
6.3.-vezù
gewihte 'pondus'
3a2.-wiht 'lanx,
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latīnē
uehiculum
* weghtṓr
uector
* wegō
uegeō
* wegō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
<*dwis+widhe/o-,
uiduus
us-wakjan
'expergefaciō'
figim 'texō'
vājáyati 'fortem facit'
2b1.-gwe 'rēte'
2b2.-guiat 'uela'
2b3.-guea
5.5.huitar 'creātūra'
vídhyati, aor. ávidhat
wīsan 'euitō';
1b2.-vetu; vef
'partes'
5.3.-vīda- 'se
dēvovere'
2b1.-gwydd 'praes'
2b3.-a goez
'apertē'
eidos 'appārentia';
idea < *widesa ?
vidъ 'uisiō'
6.3.-véidas 'faciēs'
vḗdas 'scientia'
vьsь (i nouāta)
6.3.-viẽšpati
5.3.-vīs1b2.-eveietu
uictima
* (wí)weimi
inuītō -āre
Weihnachten
3a2.-wīh-
uīmen
fiam 'catēna'
* weipō
uibrō, vībix,
vipex, vimex
femm? 'cauda' nisī
<* ∂ngwḗn ?
2b1.-gwisgi
fiar 'hamātus,
curuus'
* weiros
uīs, uīres;
uia?
weihs 'sanctus'
ND.-wīm(e) 'cintra'
weif 'nexus';
<uipskīmo? 'agitātus';
gwynmon; 'cauda'
2b3.-gwemon 'id.'
2b1.-gwyr 'tortus'
2b3.-gwar, goar
weifen 'oscilō' ;
wimpel 'vēlum'
3a2.-wīpian
'abterō'; wimpel
3a2.-wír, wire
vevekti 'separō'
5.3.-avavaēk- 'id'
iemai 'eō, intendō' vḗti 'persequitur'
povinǫti 'subiciō'
(d)iwkw
vēnati 'anhelat'
vojьna 'bellum'
'persequor'
5.3.-vīvāiti , vayeiti
paliwxis 'reuersus
6.3.-vejù, výti
'id'
in proeliō'
eimades ? (Hes.)
vḗmanvepate 'tremit' pf.
weipan 'coronō',
wipja 'corōna'
vivipre 'excitātī sunt'
5.3.-vip- 'iaciō' ToB.wip
6.3.-vỹbur-iu,
vī́burti 'oscillāre'
cf. (F)iris 'iris'
is (pl. ines
<*wīsnes) 'et
musculus' ifi 'uī' ;
iemai 'eō, intendō'
uiú?,
amvían(n)ud
1b2.-vea, via?
'dominus'
vinákti, vivékti,
wīhi 'id';
'electum'
<*ek-ueigētum?
* weimn̥
* weis
'discernō'
viś
* weiks
6.3.-vidù-s
'medius' ToB.wātk <widh(H1)-sk-
'confodiō, dēdicō'
weiso, Waise
'orbus'
fíad 'honor', adv.
'coram'
* weidos
* wéiktomā
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a3.-vitnir 'animal'
dīuidō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
vahítravolhar <*vazdhar
5.3.-vaxtar-
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iuuentūs' ; vḗti
'persequitur'
uīdayati<sd 'affirmat'
5.5.-huya'currō'
vojь 'milēs';
vojьna 'bellum';
vina 'culpa'
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* weisō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
weisant 'arteriae'
2b1.-gwyar
'sanguist' <*ueisaro-
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
3a2.weasanð
'conductus'
vēṣati
<< weitēks
* weitis
uieō, uītis
féith 'ligāmentum,
corda'
uīuerra
iora rūadh ?
uihn ampelon
(Hes.)
(F)itea 'salix'
vīda 'salix'
<< weitō
vetasáh 'arundo'
5.3.-vaēitish 'salix'
5.6.-bēd 'salix'
eihhurno,
* wéiwersā
* wejes / weje
uōs, uestrum,
uōbis
2b1.-gwiwer <lat.
vyvirka
5.4.-varvarah
Eichhorn
3a2;-āc-weorna
wir;
3a2.-we
3a3.-vēr
1b4.-uus
vetvi(je), větvь
6.3.-výtis vejù
'uertor'
weis
* wekmi
TOK.-wes
ekwn 'uoluntārius'
6.3.-vaiverẽ,
vovere
vayám, vah
5.3.-vaem, vo
5.5.-wēs
vy (ac.)
6.9.wans (ac.)
vañcati, vivaṣṭi; 1pl.
uśmasi
5.5.-wek(k); wewakk;
uwekir 'uoluēre'
* wekō
conuexus,
subuexus;
uacillō ?
feccaid 'flectit'
Matres
3a2.-wōh 'tortus,
Vocallinehae;
flexus'; wāh
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2b1.-gwaeth <*wǝk- 'malum'
3a3.-vā
to 'peius'
'angulus, damnum'
2b2.-gweth 'id'
2b3.-goaz 'id'
váñcati; vakrá'conuexus'; vakṣáṇā
un-wāhs
<impeccābilis
<*wonko
'pantica, maeandrum;
vankri 'costa' 5.3.vašta- 'flexus'
5.4.-gangur 'id'
<*unkuro-
<< weksós
* weldō
2b1.-gwellaif
'forfices'
2b2.-gwillihim 'id'
uellō
wilwan 'capere,
rapere'
fail, foil (falach)
'anus'
* welīks
ualaemom (ualeō?),
valaimas Presam.-
* weljṓs
Folaisumos
* welmi
uolō
* welnā
uallis ?
1b2.-veltu 'dēligitō'
gellai tilai (Hes.)
elix
varīyaṁs-, variṣṭha5.3.-vairya-
2b1, 2b2, 2b3.gwell nisī <*uperlowëllan, wollen
3a2.-will
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lw, lhs, lh,
lwmes; eeldomai
ALB.-valë *<wḷnā
vṛṇāti, vrnīté
5.3.-varūrmí5·3.-varǝmi-
veleti
6.3.pavélmi, -vélti
vlъna, volná
6.3.-vilnìs <*wḷni6.4.-vilna
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occidentālis
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occidentālis
orientālis
3a2.-wlītan ;
wlatian 'quaerō,
sāgiō'
wulþus 'gloria,
magnificentia'
wlits ''forma'
wulþrs 'ualor'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
<< welnos
* welō
uoltus, uultus
* welpō
uolup(e),
uoluptās; lepeō
* (ī́)wēmi
2b3.guelet 'uisus'
ILLYR.-Voltius,
Voltisa
uoluō
eiluma 'tegmen'
fillim
3a2.-wallow
walwjan
inuolūcrum
uomō
eilew, eiluw
elutron
emew
wehen
3a2.-wāwan
uannus; uatillus
* wḗnāmoi
5.4.-gel <*welno-,
*welso- 'pulchritūdō'
lhsis
uolūmen
* welwō
* wélwtrom
* wémāmi
2b1.-gweled
elpizw
VENT.-Voltiχnos,
Voltiomnos,
* weltis
* wélwm̥en
fíl 'est, voici' <uele
OGH;-velitas 'uisus'
5.4.- gelumn 'torsiō'
válati, valitáh
5.5.-hul(a)varútra- 'toga'
vámit
ahsi (Hom.);
vāti, vāyati; vāyú 'id'
vejǫ, vejetъ
ahsuros
5a3.-vāiti;vāyu
6.3.-vejas
'uentōsus'
aos
'uentus'
5.5.(Hes.) 'pneuma';
'uentus'
huwant 'id'
aura
vánati, vanṓti 'uincit,
uniti 'uelle'
desiderat'
5.3.TOK A wañi, В wīnvanaiti 'capit'
5.5.'delicia'
wen(t)- 'futtuere'
winnan 'pugnō';
gewinnen 'uincō'
winnō, winna
'passiō'
2b1.-ymwan
'pugnō'
2b3.-gwane 'forāre'
gwa^n 'punctiō'
wunta, uunde
'uulnus'
3a2.-wund, wound
wunds 'uulnerātus'
Ueni-carus
2b3.- coguenou
'indigena'
wini 'amīcus'
3a2.-wine 'id'
winja 'pāstus, cibus'
3a3.-winr<wenis
ToA.-wañi, ToB.wīna 'deliciae',
we̅njan
3a3.-una
'exspectāre'
'contentus esse' <
unuwands 'nōn
*wṇH-eH1placidus'
vánati, vanṓti, fut.
ToAB.-winā-skvaniṣyati desid. vívāsati
'ueneror' <*wenH5.3.-vanaiti 'uēnor'
ske/o
5.5.-uen(t)- 'futtuere'
uēnor
* wendhō
waían waíwō
6.3.-viltìs 'spēs'
5.4.-vandem 'deleō'
<< wenēsnom
* wenjā
uenia
* wenō
uenus, uenustus,
uēnor
fine 'familia'
fingalach 'parricida'
coibnius
'familiaritās'
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uneji 'potius'
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* wenseikā
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aliae linguae
occidentālis
Venusia (Apulia)
fine <wenjā
'familia'; coibnius,
coibnes (coibnis)
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orientālis
occidentālis
hnustron
'stomachus
ruminantis'
-eis (nifoeis,
nifous)
wan(a)st, wenist
'pantica'
* went
uentus
fet, ac. fit 'siffilārium'
2b1.-gwynt
2b2.-gwyns
2b3.-gwent
wint
ni-wiht 'nihil'
3a2.-wikt, wight
'creātūra'
* weqtlom
* wēr
foccul 'uerbum'
uestibulum
<werstidhlom
aenta
3a2.-wind
* weqtis
waíhts
3a1, 3a2, 3a3.-wer
'saeptum aquae'
hra ?, eri-hres
etairoi (iunctūra)
* wereinā
* wergō
hrimpfan, rümpfen
'uultum contorq.';
1b2.gwrym 'fimbria,
werfen 'iaciō'
limbus'
3a2.weorpan, warp
foirenn 'factiō'
uergō, uermina
vanas- 'lasciuia' ,
vani- 'dēsiderium',
va̅má- <*wṇHmó'uenustus'
ToA.-wañi
ToB.-wi̅na <*wṇHeH2
vastí-;
vaniṣṭhú- 'rectum'
--vān (putravān)
-vat (vinovat
'culpābilis')
vātah
vānt- 'siffilātiō'
5.5.-huwantes
vešti
vaktram 'ōs'
veru 'portam'
1b2.verofe`in portam'
uerbera, uerbero,
verbēna
6.-familia slava
5.5.-uttar <ukt∂r
2b1.-gwaethl
'disputātiō'
* wēr
* werbos
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
3a2.-wine 'id'
3a3.-vinr
'amīcus'
3a3.-vǟnn 'pulcher'
uē(n)sīca
* wentos
4.-familia graeca
2b3.-guerin
'factiōnes'
3a2.-wræd 'grex'
2b1.-gwraint ?
'uermēs'
birenkit, verrenkt
'tortus'
3a2.-wrincle 'ruga';
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wriþus 'grex'
ramnos <w°rbnos
'Rhamnus';
rabdos 'uirga'
rembw
'distorqueō';
rombos
vara-, vala'spatium,
circumscriptiō'
5.3.-vala- 'id'
5.5.-warri- ?
'subsidium'
vora
'saepīmentum';
zavor 'transitus
clausus'
5.5.-hurpasta(n)-,
hurpusta- 'folium'
vrndam 'multitudō'
aeirw 'leuō';
3a2.-weorn, wearn
sunwris 'biga'
artaw 'pendō'
'id'
5.5.ALB.-vjerr 'pendit'
hurai ? 'ornō'
vṛṇákti, várjati 'rotat,
TOK A.-wärkänt, uertit'; abhi-vlag- ?
B.-yerkwanto 'rota' 'rēti captō'
<*H2we̅rg-wṇt-o̅n5.5.-hurki 'rota'
<**H2wṛgi-
vérba
'rāmussalicis'
6.3.-vir̃bas 'uirga'
6.4.virbs 'baculum'
vereníca 'corda' ;
веревка
6.3.-virve 'corda';
virtene 'fila'
vrigo, vrьsti 'iaciō'
6.3.-reñgtis
'contorqueor'
rangštùs
'festīnātus'
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* weri
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
vergo-bretus
occidentālis
werc, werah
1b1.-gwreith
3a2.-weorc, work
'factur'
1b3.3a3.-verkr
guerg `efficax'
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3a3.-vari 'fluxus;
aqua', ūr 'parua
pluuia'; aurr
'aqua, madidus'
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
rezw , erdw 'faciō';
ergon, organon
5.3.-v∂r∂zyeiti
frawaúrhts
'peccatum'
vā́ r, vā́ ri
rainw 'spargō';
5.3.vāraruw < *aru[s]w
ALB.-hur-dë 'palūs'
5.4.-gayṙ <u̯eri̯o- 'palūs'
? 'hauriō'; *aura >
5.5.-hurnaianauros 'torrens'
'madefaciō'
eirw, fut. erew
* (wí)wermi
·fúar
* wernā
fern 'et mālum'
* wēros
uērus
* werpō
repēns ? (cf.
kwerpō);
ueprēs?, uerpa?
<*wrpr-
fír
wraton 'iter facere'
2b1.-gwernen 'id'
2b2.-guern
'mālum'
2b3.-gwern 'id'
Co-vīrus
2b1.-gwir
2b2.-goyr
uerrēs
uerūca, uarus,
uarix, uarulus
fern 'bonus'
ferr 'potius' uide
uperi
2b1, 2b2, 2b3.gwell <werlo-?
'potius'
uide uperi
wār, wahr; wāra
<wērā 'pactus'
3a2.-wāer 'id'
hra ?? 'seruitium,
satisfactiō'??, erihres etairoi
(iunctūra) ???
5.5.-warri- ?
'subsidium'
vera <wērā 'fidēs'
worf 'manubrium'
3a2.-wrappen,
wrap 'inuoluō'
raptw 'suō';
rapis, rafis
'acus'; roph
'impetus'; deuro
<dewrop 'hunc'
várpas- 'artificium,
acumen'
vьrpu, vьrpsti
'rapiō'
6.3.-verpiù, ver̃pti
'neō'
werra, Werre,
Warze
3a2.-wearr
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5.5.-weriye/a-; hurt ? <*вьрати 'mentior';
'maledīcō'
vrač , врач <врачь
'medicus'
obrěsti <*wrt/ret?
5.3.-vərənauuaitē,
sъ-rěsti 'conuenīre'
'assequitur', vāurāitē
6.3.-su-rẽsti
'assequātur'
'capere' <*wr-t?
5.4.-geran `trabs,
tignum'
reineo
3a2.-wræne
'lascīuus'
cf. frass, fross
'pluuia' < wrostā
euriskw <*e-wewr(H1)-e/o
TOK.-A wär, В war
ALB.-verrë
'Pōpulus alba'
2b3.-gwir
* wersis
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* werjō
* wersmn̥
4.-familia graeca
cf. ersh 'rōs'
erma 'tumulus'
ouranos
'caelum'
vṛṣán-'uirīlis'
vrṣabhá- 'taurus'
6.3.-ver̃šis 'uitulus'
vršaṇa- 'testiculus'
6.4.cf. varṣá- 'pluuia'
versis 'id'
5.3.-varšna- 'uirīlis'
5.5.-cf. warsa- 'nebula'
varṣmán 'promunt.'
várṣīyas'altior', várṣiṣṭha
'summus'
vrьchъ. verch ''id'
6.3.-viršùs
'cacum.'
6.4.-vìrsus
'superus'
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occidentālis
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
uerrō
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
errw
5.5.-uaršīa-, uarš'metō, tribulō'
vrešti 'tribulō';
vóroch 'id'
6.4.-varsms
'fruminis aceruus'
orientālis
werran, verwirren?
'conturbō'
3a3.-vorr
'remigātus'
uestīgium
2b1.-gwerth;
* wertos
Wert
gwerthe 'uendere'
3a2.-worth
6.3.-vertė; vèrtas
'pretiōsus'
wairþs
6.9.-werts <3a?
2b1.-gwerthyr
'oppidum'
* wertrom
vartra-
ferenn; feronn,
ferann 'aruum'
* wérunos
* weskai
* wēskō
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uannus; uatillum
* wésnāmi
fess, feiss <uestā
2b1.-gwest 'festa'
'cibus'
fiach
2b3.-ban-ves
'coruus' ban'festa'
[f]ess 'nuptiae'
fáisc
3a2.-wearn
'resistentia'
3a3.-dēfensiō
wist 'pulmentum';
wastel>gâteau
3a2.-wesan
'dapem habere';
wist 'id'
3a3.-vist 'id'
ALB.-varr <*u̯ornā
'sepulcrum'
vora 'saepīmentum'
ánu vāvasē 'uorāuit'
vástōḥ 'uorātiōne'
5.3.-vastra 'fauces'
waila wisan
'oblector'
frawisan 'uorō'
5.5.-ueši,
uešīa 'pastus'
2b1.-gwasgu
2b3.-gwasgu
vāhatē
ort 'spīca, locus'
3a2.-ord 'cuspis'
fennaid 'mulcat'
ALB.-usht 'arista'
nivāsita- 'interfectus'
6.3.-usnìs 'id'
6.4.-ušna 'spīna'
<< wesnejō
* wesnom
uēnum, uendō,
uēneō
<uēnum+eō;
wnos 'pretium'
wnh; wneomai
'emō'
vīlis <*ues(o)lifoïd 'pernoctat' (cf.
subsum, upeimi)
foss 'permanentia'
* wesō
wisan
aor. aesa
5.5.-ussaniya- 'uendō';
wasi-ya- 'emō'
vasati
5.4.goy 'exsistit'
5.5.-huiszi 'uīuit'
veno 'pretium prō
sponsīs'
ToB.-wäs 'habītō'
uīlis
<< wésolis
* wespros
war 'fuī'
3a2.-was 'fuī'
vasná- 'pretium'
vasnayati 'negotiātur'
5.4.-gin 'pretium'
uesper
umbra <*unksrā
2b1.-ucher
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zoferhs 'obscūrus'
ksap- 'nox'
5.3.-xšapar/xšapan
5.4.-gišer
'nox' <*u̯oikero5.5.-ispant-
vьčera 'here'
6.3.- vãkaras
'uesper'; ùnkna
'umbra'
6.4.- vakars
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
errach
fáir 'aurōra, oriens'
(cf. ausōsā)
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orientālis
2b1.-guiannuin,
gwaeanhwyn
<*wesṇteino2b2.-guaintoin
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
vasantá-s
3a3.-uār
ear
2b1.-gwawr 'aurōra'
2b3.-gwerelaouenn
'Lūcifer'
5.4.-garown
<*wesontó
vasar- 'mane'
vāsarás 'matutīnus'
<< westā
váste 'uestītur'
5.4.-z-gest 'uestis'
* westijō
uestiō, uestis
wasjan
* westis
uestis
wasti
feis, fess
2b1.-gwest
ban-fheiss 'nuptiae' 2b3.-ban-ves 'daps'
* westos
gestra stolh (Hes.)
4.3.-estra
baptismālis'
* westus
Vesta
* wēsus
* wétāmi
uetō
* wetlos
uitulus
* wetos
vástōḥ 'ante
uoratiōnem'
3a3.-uist 'cibus'
wester 'uestis
* westrom
MESSAP.-vastei
(dat.)
foss 'quies' <upowostu; i foss 'domī'
1b2.-Vesune
'Vesonae'
fó <*wosu; fíu
feb <weswā
'excellentia' febtu
(febtad) 'subst.'
ueterīnus
* wetwos
uetus <*wetwos;
uetustus
Bello/Sego-uesus
2b1.-gwiw, gwych
2b3.-gwiou
'laetus'
guetid 'dīcit';
di-wedaf 'dīcō'
3a1, 3a2.-wist
'habitus'
wists 'modus,
pactus'
Wisu-
iusiza ? 'melius' ;
iusila ?
'laxāmentum'
Viteliu 'italia';
1b2.-vitluf 'uitulōs'
uetus <*wetwos,
Viteliu 'italia';
ueterīnus, uitulus,
1b2.-vitluf 'uitulōs'
italia
* wetsós
'dignus';
gwesti 'domus'
feis <*wetsi 'sus'
2b2.-2b3.-guis 'id'
feis <*wetsi 'sus'
2b1.-gwys 'id'
2b2.-guis 'id'
2b3.-guis, gwes 'id'
epi-estai 'uestītur'
5.5.-wess, 3s. u-e-es(Herod.); (F)estai
ta; wastanzi
'uestiuntur'
gestia endusis
5.4.-z-gest *<westu(Hes)
widar 'ariēs';
Widder
wiÞrus 'uitulus'
ALB.-vitsh 'uitulus'
astu 'urbs'
MYC.- wa -tu
eawn ? (gen pl.)
'diuitiiae'
vastra5.3.-vastravā́stu-
TOK.-A waṣt, В ost
veselъ 'alacer'
6.4.-vęsęls
'sānus'
vásu-h 'bonus'
etelon, etalon
'annucula creātūra'
(F)etos 'annus';
vatsa(ra) 'annus';
dieths 'biennālis'; uatsaka 'uitulus'
5.5.-vitt, wettant
etelon, etalon
'annus'
'uitulus'
vetъchъ 'uetus'
6.3.-uẽtušas 'uetus'
vatsá-, vatsaká- 'et
uitulus'
vetъchъ 'uetus'
6.3.-uẽtušas 'uetus'
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* widā́
(find-)fad 'capillum'
* widējō
uideō
* wídhewā
uidua
1b2.-vírseto
ro-fitir<widṛ
'scit' (orig. 3ª pl.)
fedb
* widhus
fid (fedo) 'arbor'
<fiodh
* widjom
airde <*[p]arividi̯ om 'signum'
* wijēskō
* wikis
uieō, uitus, uitta
s, uītex
fēith 'fibra'
viēscō, viētus
feugud 'marcor';
fēo `'viētus' <*ui-uo-
(F)is(F)os, isos
'aequus' nisī
<*widswo-
vi; víśva 'omnis'
5.3.-vī; vispa
2b1.-gwedd
6.-familia slava
vьsь 'omnis'
6.3.-vìsas 'omnis'
6.3.-viss 'id'
vidā́ 'scientia'
2b1.-gwyr
2b2.-gor
2b3.-goar
wait/witun, inf.
witan
eidw, oida, pl.
idmen; (F)is(F)os,
isos 'aequus'
<*widswo-
2b1.-gweddw
2b2.-guedeu
3a2.-widow
widuwō
hiqeos 'ephebus'
unwiti <*-di̯ o'ignorantia'
idea <*widesa ?
wetsi, vetti; véda
'nōuī' vidúr 'nouēre'
5.4.-gitem
vidhávā
5.3.-vidava
wemь <*weidmi;
vede 6.3.véizdmi <*weidmi
vъdova<vьdova
Uiducasses
witu, wito 'lignum'
2b1.-gwydd 'arbor';
3a2.-widu,
syb-wydd
wudu
3a3.'pīnus'
2b2.viðr (viðar) 'silua,
guiden; sibuit
arbor, lignum'
2b3.-gwez
2n1.-arwydd 'id'
* widris
* wijējō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
orientālis
uitium, uituperō,
uitilīgō
* wī
4.-familia graeca
(gi)wizzi; wizzī (f.)
3a2.-(gi)witt
3a2.-witer
3a3.-vitr
gwden 'vinculum,
ligamen
uicis, uicem
5.3.viđya
6.6.-wiedza
idris
waddjus 'uallum'
wesel, verwest'
3a2.wesanēn, wisnian
weichen 'uirō';
weigen oscilō';
Geweih 'cornua'
wehsal 'mutātiō'
3a2.-wīcan 'uirō'
wicu 'hebdomas'
vidyā́
itea 'salix'; (F)Iris
'Iris'
vyáyati
5.3.-vaēiti
5.5.-reh-
viti; vitь 'res torta
in modum funis'
6.3.-vejù,
výti ;
výti,
vytìs 'rāmussalicis'
6.3.-výsti
6.4.-vietēt, vītēt
waihsta 'angulus'
eikw, e(F)eixe
'cēdō' (cf. 'd. brazo a
torcer')
6.3.-vīkstu, vīkt
'plecor'
vī́ci- 'dolus' <*mutātiō
6.8.-vẹ́gati
'oscilō'
<< wikjō
* wikkā
uictima (cf.
wéiktoma)
wicker 'sortilegus'
3a2.-wicca, witch
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orientālis
ro·finnadar
2b3.-gounn
airde 'signum'
* windos
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occidentālis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
vindáti
5.4.-gtanem
pari-vindáti
2b1.-arwydd 'id'
uindo-bona (PN)
2b1.-gwyn
2b2.-guyn
2b3.-gwenn
indallomai
3a2.-wine-wincla
'serpens ripārius'
wining
* winis
4.-familia graeca
venьcь 'corōna'
is (inos) 'fibra'
'ligatūra'
* winkijō
uinciō, uincia
1b2.-previślatu
'praevinculātō'
* winkō
uincō
vincter
* winsō
<< wikwos
uīrēs (r ad mōs?)
vi-vyákti 'amplectitur'
fichid <*wíkyeti
'pugnat'
2b1.-guith 'proelium'
wīgan
3a2.-et gewegan
weihan; wigana
'pugnae' (dat.)
vekъ 'uis'
6.3.-viẽkas 'id'
vivēṣṭi, vḗṣati 'agō'
wīfan; weif 'rīca';
wīb 'mulier'
3a2.-wipian,
\wæfan 'uestiō';
wifel, wifer
'columna'; wīf 'mulier'
3a3.-vīfa 'tegō';
veipr, veipa 'rīca';
vīf 'mulier'
* wipjō
* wiprós
biwaibjan
vipātha 'columna'
vìepe 'copertūra'
vipra- 'excitātus,
inspirātus, sapiens'
uibrō
5.3.-vifra- 'entheus'
* wīrós
* wisējō
* wiskom
uir, virāgō ,
uirtus,
cūria<*kom-wir-
1b2.-u(e)iro
'mancipia'; ueiro
pequo
fer
2a3.-2a4.-fear
2b1.-gwr
2b2.-gur/gour
2b3.-gour, uurgost
uireō, uiridis
uiscum
Werwolf 'id'
3a2.-wer;
werewolf
'lycanthropos'
6.3.-vỹbur-iu,
vī́burti 'oscillāre'
vīrá-; virapśá6.3.-výras
5.3.-vīra- ; pasu
6.4.-wi^rs
vīra
waír
wīsa 'gemma
Wiese 'pratum'
3a2.-wīse
'propāgō
3a3.-
6.3.-veĩsti 'augō'
veislùs, vislùs
'uber' ; veislẽ 'pr.'
6.4.-vaisla `
vīsir 'germen'
'prolēs'
wīhsela, wichsila
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vaipī́ti-s 'os sibi
distorquere '
6.4.-viebt(iês) 'id' ;
ixos
višnja 'cerisia'
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uiscus, -eris
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occidentālis
wisc, Wisch
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
veṣká- 'laqueus,
nōdus currens'
6.3.-vizgù, vizgéti
'tremō' , viskiù,
viskéti 'id'
orientālis
'penniculum'
3a3.-viska
'scopae'
fess 'nōtus est'
vittá
vitátь 'grassor'
widar, wider
'contra'
3a2.-wið, with
'cum; contra'
vītricus ?
vítara-, vītara5.3.-vītar∂m
'perperam'
wiþra 'contra'
fíthe, fíthe <*witjo(tech fithe) 'textus'
* wītjā́
4.-familia graeca
itea (i longa)
vъtorъ 'alter,
secundus'
vilá <*wHi6.3.-vytẽ 'rāmus,
gerra'
6.4.-vĩte
part. vītá-
<< witjom
* witus
* wíweqmi
itus (ituos)
uitus
giwahanen,
erwähnen 'moneō'
vocō, -āre
<wokwnēyō
* wl̥ bhontis
* wl̥dā́
* wl̥dhējō
3a2.-olfend
3a3.-ulfalde
cf. ulba, uulua ?
fled
cf. ualeō
Vlido-rīx
2b1.-gwledd
waltan, giwalt 'id'
3a2.-geweald 'id'
cf. follnathir,
follnadar <*(Hw)lne-H 'imperat'
3a3.-vald
'potestās'
Wolke
3a3.-vǫllr 'prātum'
* wl̥ghis
uallis
folc 'currens'
<< wl̥iqējō
liqueō, liquidus
fliuch 'madidus'
ulbandus <gr.
2b1.-gulip/gwlib
2b2.-glibor 'humor'
2b3.-gloeb/gleb
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'loquitur', aor. avocat
5.4.-gočem
eipon 'dīxī' <*e-u̯eu̯kʷ-om
'clamō'
5.5.-ḫuek-, ḫuk'coniūrō'
cf. úlba- ? 'uulua'
elefas 'barrus'
5.5.-huwalpanteldomai 'uolō';
5.5.-huldalaieldwr
'gratiam facere'
'desiderium'
větvь 'rāmulus'
6.9.-witwan 'salix'
6.9.-wackītwei
'allicere';
enwackēmai
'applellāmus'
velьbądъ, velibǫdъ
verbljud <got.
vlado, vlasti
6.3.-véldu, veldéti
waldan
6.4.-vàldît
MAK. Olganos
5.5.-wellu- <*welnu-?
Волга
6.3.pavalga 'salsa'
6.4.-val^gs 'humidus'
ToB.-lik 'lauō'
6.3.-wa'lks
'madidus' wa'lka
'palūs'
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* wl̥nā
lāna, uellus, uillus
olann
* wl̥qos
lupus
olc 'malus' (dat.
uilc, acc. pl. ulcu)
* wl̥tis
folt <*wolto-
3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
2b1.-gwlan
Wolle
3a2.2b2.-gluan
2b3.- wull(e), wool wilgloan
mod 'colus'
wulf
3a2.-wulf, wolf
3a3.-ulfr, fem.ylgr
Wald 'pratum'; wild
3a2.weald 'id'
2b1.-gwallt
2b2.-gols
2b3.-guolt
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5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
wulla
wulfs
RUN.-wulafa
wilÞeis 'saeuus'
3a3.-vollr 'id'
uultus
4.-familia graeca
lhnos
4.3.-lanos
lukos
ūrnā
gelmn 'pannus'
5.5.-hulana
vṛ́ka-, fem. vṛkīḥ
5.3.-v∂hrka-
vlъna
6.3.-vìlnos (pl.)
6.4.-vilna
vlьkъ
6.3.-vil̃kas
6.4.-vìlks
vāla-, vāra- 'iuba'
lasios <*wḷtiyos
volodь 'capillum';
'capillōsus'; lacnh 5.3.-var∂sa- <*wolko- vlasъ, volos <*lko<*wḷk-snā 'uellus',
5.5.-wēlka6.3.-váltis
oulos <*lso'grāmen' 5.6.-gurs
'paniculum avenae'
'uellereus, crispus'
<*-ko
wulÞus 'gloria,
magnificentia'
<< wn̥dā
* wn̥ghējō
* wn̥mos
vimpi <*wēnokwis
cf. uenustus
2b1.-gwymp
váŋgati 'claudus est'
3a3.-vǟnn
vāma-
wunsc, Wunsch
3a3.-ósk
<*wunskō-
* wn̥skā
wunscen,
wünschen
* wn̥skō
1b2.-uufetes
* wochējō
winchan, winken
'oscillō'
3a2.-wincian,
winch 'inuoluō'
uoueō
'uōtīs'; uufru
'uōtīvum'; uofione
'deō uōtōrum'.
6.3-véngiu, véngti
'uitō'
wāñchā <*w(ē)n-skvāñchati <*w(ē)n-sk5.5.-uwansike'futtuere, coīre'
vāghát- 'sacerdōs'
ṓhatē 'promulgat'
eucomai 'promulgō' 5.3.-aoxta 'dīxit'
5.4.-gog, gogc̣es
'dīc(as)'
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latīnē
* wodr̥
unda (cf. APR
wundan n., unds
'aqua')
Auentīnus ?
aliae linguae
1b2.-utur, abl.une
*udni.
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
wazzar
3a2;-wæter
u(i)sce <*udeskioodar
'spādix'
3a3.-vatn
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
udwr (udatos);
udos
avatá 'puteus'
*aw∂ntos
udán(i) l., (udnáḥ)
voda
samudra
6.3.-vanduõ,
'mare'
-eñs
6.4.5.3.-aođaavuõts 'fons'
'fons'
5.5.wa-a-tar (wātar)
orientālis
watō dat. pl.
watnam.
Wintrus
'hiems'
wegan, wiegen 'id'
3a2.-wegan
'moueō'
c woghejō
* woghnos
uehō
fén <*weghno'waggon'
couinnus
2b1.-gwain
vāháyati
voziti 'portō'
wagan
3a3.-uagn
ToA wkäm, B.yakne <weghno - 'uia'
* woghos
ocos 'carrus'
* wogsejō
3a3.-waxa
vaha- 'dūcens'
5.3.-vāza- 'id et uolans'
vakṣayati
5.3.-vaxšaiti
waganso; wecki
* wogsmis
uōmis, -eris,
uōmer
uīdī
* woidejō
* woidlos
rofitir
weiz, wizzumēs
3a2.-wāt, witon
2b1.-gwyr
'cuneus, malleus'
6.9.wagnis 'uom.'
ofnis, unnis
arotron (Hes.)
wait, witum
oida, idmen
fóidid 'mittit'
uīdulus
* woidwṓs
cf. inoomai 'uieor';
weitwōþs 'testis'
fíadu 'testis'
* woighos
* woikos
* woikós
eidws, iduia
3a2.-wice, witch
vḗda vidmá
5.4.-gitem
vedayati 'indicat'
vīcus
3a2.- -wich
2b1.-gwych
'splendens, excellens'
weigar <-kró
'superbus'
3a3.-vígr 'capax
pugnandī'
weihs
(F)oikos
ALB.-vise (pl.)
vědě
6.9.-waisei 'scis'
veda 'scopae, fascis'
vidús, vidvā́ n
5.3.-viduš
KURD.-viz
ALB.-vidh
fích <*woikos 'īra,
inimicitia'
* woikā́
vozъ < vozú
<*woghó- 'carrus'
6.3.-vãgis
Wecken 'cuneus'
3a2.-wecg, wedge
* woida
6.-familia slava
5.6.-vith
vjazú
6.3.-vinkšna
věkъ 'uigor,
saeculum'
vьsь, вьсь, весь
6.3.-véikus 'celer',
veiklùs 'agilis',
vikrùs 'alacer'
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1.-familia italica
latīnē
* woinā́
uindex
* woinos
uīnum
* woisos
vīrus
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
orientālis
vīná, вина́
'culpa'
6.3.vaina 'error' 6.4.vaĩna 'culpa'
(F)oinos
fi
ios
weida, Weide
'pastus, uenātus'
3a2.-wāð
2b1.-gwit
'pulmentum'
* woitā
5.4.-gini
5.5.-wiyanaviṣá5.3.-viš-, viša-
vino
TOK.-A wäs, B was
vītí- 'pulmentum,
dēlicia'
'uenātus, iter'
wellen, wählen
3a3.-velja
* wolējō
* wolgos
walm 'feruor'
3a2.-wielm, wylm
félmae, felmae
'saepes'
* wolmos
* wolnos
2b1.-gwala 'satis'
2b3.-gwalch '-etās'
uulgus
uulnus, uolnus
<*wolanos
flann 'ruber,
sanguinolentus'
* wolos
* wolós
(bene-, male-)
uolus
* wolpis
uulpēs
'id'
2b1.-gweli <*u̯olīso-?
2b2.-goly
cf. 2b1.-gwell
<*welno2b1, 2b2, 2b3.gwell <*wel-? 'potius'
voljǫ, voliti 'dēsiderō'
6.6.-woleć 'magis
uolō'
varáyati
waljan
oclos ?
vàrgah 'turma'
olmos 'et
mortārium': elmis
'uermis'
oulh <*(F)olna,
*(F)olsa?
ūrmí- 'unda'
5.3.-arǝmiš 'unda'
5.4.-gil <*u̯ēlvraṇa- ?
5.6.-valāna, vālāna;
wala
3a3.-val
wela, wola, wohl waíla 'benē' <*wel'id' 3a2.-well 'id'
?
vāra-, vara-
alwphx, alopos
cf. volja
vará- 'ēlector,
ēlectus, bellus'
lopāśá- 5.3.-raopis;
urupis <*lupi 'canis' lisъ <*wleipso- ?
6.3.- lãpe
5.4.-alues (aluesu)
<ulopē; vilpišỹs
5.5.-ulip(pa)na
'felēs fera' 6.4'lupus'
5.6.-rōpās; gurpak,
gurba 'felēs'
fell 'dolus'
faill; fall
'negligentia'
* wolsom
* wolwós
2b1.-guall
'defectus'
2b3.-gwall
'malē'
ualua (=tortilis)
<*u̯olu̯ā; uola
<*welā? nisī cum
3a2.-wale 'trāma
in superficiē'
3a3.-valr <*wolo'rotundus'
arm. kalum 'carpō',
gr. eg-gualizw
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виля́ть 'subrēpō'
6.3.-vìlti,
vìlbinti 'fallō'
6.4.-vilt 'id'
elefairomai
'dēlūdō';
olofwios 'fallax'
5.4.- gaɫt 'clam'; goɫ
'fur'
aiolos <*aiwesiwolos 'tremulus'
obьlъ, о́блый;
valъ <*wōló- 'unda'
valá- 'cauerna';
6.3.-арvаlùs;
cakra-vāla- 'circulus' võlas 'scytala'
6.4.-apál̨š; võls
'et glarea'
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latīnē
aliae linguae
2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
* wondhos
2b2.- vacetum,
uasetom
'vitiātum', uas
uānus; uacō,
uocō?
orientālis
find (gen pl.
finnnae); fés
<wendhso
wenden, wandern
3a2.windan
wandjan; inwinds
'contrārius'
3a3.wanr 'id'
6.-familia slava
vandhúra- 'sella
RD.- aqras
currūs'
'currus';
kannaqron (Hes.)
5.4.-gind 'anus'
TOK.-A, B wänt'circumtegō'
uespa
uox (uōcis)
foich<lat. fūcus
foccul 'uerbum'
fúaimm<smn
'strepitus'
2b2.-guhi-en
2b3.-guohi 'fucos'
wans 'deficiens'
eunis (eunidos)
'inops'; etos ?
'uānus'
ALB.-hut <PTO
ALB. *uta-
wafsa
3a2.-waefs, waeps
* worgjom
uermis
1a1.-brigantes
uarius, uariāre
frige pl. friget;
gorm<gmc
5.3.-ūna 'id'
5.4.-unain 'uacūs'
5.6.-vang 'inops'
5.3.-vawžaka'skorpion'
(F)epos; opa,
ossa; enoph
'uocātiō';
eipon 'dīxī'
3a3.-varg-r
Vorgium Carhaix
2b1.-cy-warch
2b3.coarcholion>koarc'h
ūná- 'dēficiens'
vāpī 'aqua, lacus'
5.5.-uappu 'ripa'
Vepolitanos
giwahanen 'ēuocō'
'ampliruultis' 2b1.3a3.-uāttr
gwaethel
'indicium'
gweb 'uultus'
ōmun 'uox'
* worghós
vosъ, osъ 'barba
AP-wanso
'p. barba'
ionqos <wiwondhos;
ionqas 'dispexus.'
3a2, 3a2.-wan 'id'
2b1.-gwychi, gwchi
* wornos
orientālis
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
4.-familia graeca
uxantia<up 'Aurel';
trubia<trāns-w
* wopsā
* wormis
occidentālis
wintan, winden,
wintbrāwa,
Wimper 'palpebra'
'vitium';
antervakaze,
anderuacose
'intermissiō'
* wopjā
* woqs
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1b2.-pre-uendu
'aduertitō', ahauendu `auertitō';
* wondhejō
* wōnós
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ToB.-wārsse
osa<vosa
6.3.vapsà, vapsva
vapa<wōpa 'mare'
6.3.ùpe 'flūmen'
vacas, vacana5.3.-vaxs;vak-,uxta
'lq' 5.4.-gocem 'uocō' TOK A wak, В wek
5.6.-uek, uk
'coniurātus'
vórog 'inīmicus'
5.5.-hurkil 'peccātum'
6.9.-warg-s 'malus'
werih, Werg
'stuppa'
gwraint pl. 'uermes 3a1, 3a2.-wurm
in pelle'
3a3.-ormr
waúrms
vьrmьje 'insectus'
6.3.-var̃mas 'id'
romos
várna
OGH.brana
* wornos
6.3.-vañs-kariai
'oūm incomplētum'
'coruus'; bran (o,
mas.) 'id'
воронъ, fem.
2b1, 2b3.-bran
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latīnē
aliae linguae
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
orientālis
frawarten
'corrumpere'
werian
3a2.-werian 'gerō
indūtui '
3a2.-wase 'textus'
3a3.-wasask
'inuoluor'
fra-wardjan
'corrumpere'
4.-familia graeca
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
6.-familia slava
vartáyati 'uolūtat'
vratiti sę 'inuoluere
se'
<< worós
* wortejō
* wosejō
* wosis
* wospos
* wr̥djā
uerbum <*werH1dhH1o-
osprion? 'legūmen'
rādix, rāmus
<dhm ?; radius ?
1b2.-uerfale
'templum'
fracc 'spīna'
racos, rhcos
'spīna'; racis
'spīna dorsālis'
fordat (signif.?)
(b)erqei fqeggetai
(Hes.) eirw
<(F)eriw rhtos,
(F)rhtwr; rhma,
rhsis
frén <wṛdno cf.
radamnos
wort
vāsáyati
5.5.-wassija-,
wessija- 'et tegō'
vasā 'oleum'
earon louthra h
procwn (Hes.)
uespillō
* wr̥aghmn̥
* wr̥dhom
ennumi (cf. agnumi)
ALB.-vesh
usnisa
5.5.-huesa 'fusus'
wasem 'palūs'
wasal 'plūia'; waso
'specus'
3a2.wōs, ōze
'humiditās'
1b2.-vestikatu
'libātō'
* wosmós
wasjan
waúrd <*wr̥dhH1o-
uṣṭra 'bōs'
5.3.vanhu-tāt 'sanguis' ;
ustrō 'camellus'
5.5.-vaspa- LUVvaspant- 'induens'?
6.3.-rãžas
'extrēmum, cuspis,
furca'
vru, vrati 'uoueō'
rotá, рота́ 'uōtum'
vrata- 'sententia'
vračь<workyos
5.3.-urvāta
'affirmātiō'
5.5.'medicus'
weriya 'uocō';
6.3.-var̃das 'nōmen'
PALAIC.-wērti 'uocat'
<*wordhH1o-
6.9.-wirds
wurz , Wurzel
3a2.-wyrt 'herba'
2b1.-gwraidd
waúrts
riza (i schwa
secundum), radix
<< wr̥gā
* wr̥gējō
rehhan 'puniō';
Rache 'īra'
3a2.-wrecan 'id'
urgeō
wirken
waurkjan,
3a2.-wirkian, work waúrkeiþ 'laborat'
* wr̥gjō
* wr̥gos
wrikan 'persequor'
ferg/fearg 'ira'
uergo-bretus
2b1.-gwery
'impiger' 2b3.-
vrájati? 'graditur'
rezw , erdw 'faciō'
5.3.-v∂r∂zyeiti
orgh 'īra'
ūrjā́ 'magnus uigor,
succus'
vragъ 'inimīcus'
6.3.-vérgas
'seruos'
6.4.vērgs 'id'
grerg 'efficax'
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latīnē
* wr̥isdējō
* wr̥kājō
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2.-familia celtica
occidentālis
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3.-familia germanica
orientālis
occidentālis
3a2.-wraestan
rideō
5.-familia indoriania
aut anatolia
vrīdate 'eum pudet,
eī pudōrī est'
3a3-reista
uieō'
urcō, urcāre
auri-tacews
'celeriter'
auribatas 'pernix'
* wr̥ng
̥ ai
6.-familia slava
orientālis
* wr̥nāmi
* wəronkā́
4.-familia graeca
5.5.-hurna- 'uēnor'
ringor
ворчу́, ворчи́шь
'id' 6.3.-ur̃kti
'ganniō'
variti 'currō'
6.3.-varúti
'id'
regnoti 'hiscere'
rogъ
'ridiculum'
branca <gall.
'ungula' (fr.
branche)
frac, frag; tuargbais A.
roka, ruká 'manus'
6.3.-rankà 'id'
a fraca 'A manūs
sustulit'
fróg 'cauit., latēbra'
feirc 'protuberāntia'
* wəronkis
cf. worgjom
'cannabis'
3a3.-vrā 'angulus,
cuspis'
<< wr̥ādīks
* wr̥stis
* wr̥stos
* wr̥tō
ersh, eersh,
aersa 'rōs'
<*H2wersā
frass, arc. fross
<*wrasto-/wrostā
* wr̥stā
annus'
5.5.-warsa- 'nebula'
uersiō
vṛtti- 'rotātiō, indolēs,
sъvьrstь 'coaeuus,
actiō, dispositiō,
par'
6.8.-vr̂ st
modus conversandī',
'seriēs, indolēs'
forma rythmica'
uersus
vṛttá- 'rēs, actiō,
modus conuersandī,
forma rythmica'
verstá <*-ā 'seriēs,
aetās, 1,07 km'
6.3.-varstas
'meātus arātrī'
vártati(-te), vavartti
pf. vavárta
5.5.-hurtalliya
'mixtūra'
vrьteti se 'reuertor'
6.3.-verčiù, versti
̇̃
6.4.-veršu, verst
uertō, uersus,
uortex, uertex
* wr̥tom
varṣā́ , varṣá- 'et vēr,
1b2.-kuvetu,
covertu
'conuertitō';
trahvorfi
'transuersē'
fri(th) 'uersus'
fertas 'uenābulum'
adbart
'aduersārius'
2b1.-gwrth/wrth
'per' gwerthyd
'fusus' 2b2.-orth
2b3.-ouz
fertae 'tumulus
sepulcrālis'
<*wertom
2a2.-fert 'id'
werdan, werden
'fiṓ'
3a2.-weorþan
wurt, wort 'fundus'
3a2.-weorð, worð
'claustrum'
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waírþan
ALB.-vathë
В wärto, wart(t)o
'hortus, silua'
vrata, voróta 'id'
6.3.-vartai
̇̃ 'porta'
6.4.-vàrti 'porta'
<*wortom
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