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4.-familia graeca5.-familia indoriania

aut anatolia6.-familia slava

latīnē aliae linguae occidentālis orientālis occidentālis orientālis

uerba1a0.-Lat.

1a1.-gal-rom 1a2.-Pren.

1b1.-Osc. 1b2.-umbr.

1b3.-volsc. 1b4.-paelig.

2a0.-ogham. 2a1.-Oir. 2a2.-mir. 2a3.-mn Ir .

2a4.-sc.

2b0.-Gal/Brit 2b1.-cymbr.. 2b2.-corn.

2b3.-bret.

3a1.-Germ. 3a2.-angl. 3a3.-nord/dan. 3a5.-ned. 3a6.-

plattd.

3B0.-Goth.

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

5.1.-Sanscr. 5.2.-ved. 5.3..avest.

5.4.-armen 5.5.-hitt

5.6.-pers. .

6.1.-V russ. 6.2.-n. russ 6.3.-lith 6.4.-latv. 6.5.-serb. 6.6.-pol.

* əgjō aiō 1b2.-aiu 'ōrācula' η, αν−ωγα 'iussī' 5.4.-asem

cf. ToA.-āklye, ToB.-āklyi




2.-familia celtica 3.-familia germanica1.-familia italicaIE

* abhro- abor- 'multō' 2b1.-afr- 'multō' 3a3.-afar 'multō'

abrs 'fortis'





* ágherom αχερων 'Acherōn' ILLYR.-Oseriatesozero

6.3.-ẽžeras

* aghjāag allaid 'ceruus', ál

'catulus'ael 'id'; eilion





* ágronomáirne 'prūnus

spinōsa'

2b1.-aeron





* ainō οιτοσ 'infortūnium' nisī





* áiw(es)iio 3a2.-

ā, ō 3a3.-æ, ei

aiw αιω, αει

* áiwesosáis, áes, óis, oes,

aois





* áknāmi3a3.-agn

'inescatorium'; æja





* alā!αλαλα 'hurra'

αλαλαζω 'bellō clamō'

5.5.-cf. alalamniya- 'eiulō'

ole(le) 6.3.-aluoti

'salutō'

* alājaiālea, ambulō,

alūcinor afslaunan? 'furō'

αλαοµαι, αλαινω 'errō'; αλητησ

'mendīcus'; αλυω 'alūcinor'; αλεοµαι, αλευοµαι, αλυσκω





* aljos alius, alter alttram `alteram' aile2b1.-eil/ail 2b2.-(e)yll 2b3.-eil

αλλοσToB.-a̅läṃ, a̅lo

'aliās'

* áljote aljaþ αλλοσε

* alkejō

3a2.-ealgjan





* ambhíqolos ancilla, anculāre αµφιπολοσ





* āmros ηµαρ, ηµερα 'diēs' (suff. -mero- in ιµεροσ

*siH2-)

5.4.-aur, awr





* ankos

ancus, uncus, aduncus, unculus,

ungustus, ancrae

écath 'hamus piscis" 2b1.-anghad

ango, angul, angeln

3a2.-onga 'cuspis' 3a3.-ankr

'colpus'

αγκοσ. ογκοσ; αγκων 'cubitus';

αγκυλοσ





* ansā ansa, ansātus ē(i)si 'habēnae' Öse 'id' 3.3.-æs





* apnis amnis abann

Abona 2b1.-afon 2b2.-auon

2b3.-Pont-aven

Ασοποσ (fluminis nōmen)

ap-, āpah 'aqua'; abdah 'nubēs' 5.5.-ḫapa-;

PAL.-ḫāpna-





* apsos cf, aptus

ápsas- 'membrum q.' OSS.-æfcæg 'collum'

5.5.-happis-/happessar-

ToA.-āpsā (pl.)

* aqā aquaaha, Ache 'id' 3a2.-ēa 'id'; īg, īeg





* arjosairech 'nobilis'; aire

'primas'Ario-mānus

ar(i)yá-, āryaka 5.3.-airyō 'arius'

* ármn̥tom armentum, armaErmenrīch; 'id'

3a3.-jormuni 'iūmentum'

*Aírmana-reiks 'Hermenericus'; Herminones

αρµοσ 'artus' αρµοττω 'adaptō'

αρµα 'uehiculum'

5.4.-y-armar 'decens'

jarьmъ 'iūgum' Tob.-a̅mpär





* āsējō

āreō, āridus, āra ardeō (pt.

assus) ārea (cum ōrā?)

aasai 'in ārā' 1b2.-are 'ārae'

án 'candidus, nōbilis'





* attās atta atto atta ατταattā 'mātēr'

5.5.-at-ta-aš, attaš оtьcъ





* ausijō hauriōCELTIB.-auzu,

auzeti, auzanto ?ōsen

3a3.-ausa(εξ)αυω, αφυω

* ausom aurumToA.-wäs ToB.-

ysā, yasa





* awējōaueō, auidus, audeō, auārus

con-ói 'protegit'

Avicantus 2b1.-evyllys





* awos auus, auunculus aue 'nepōs'/óa, úa

avontir 'auunc' 2b1.-ewythr 'id.' 2b2.-euitor

2b3.-eontr





* belomdēbilis





* bhagō φαγειν 'edere' 4.5.-Bagaios 'Zeus'

bhajati 'diuidit' bhakta 'prandium' bhakšati 'uorat' bhikšate 'uorat' 5.3.-bag- (bažat̃)

'attingit', part. baxta; baga, baγa- 'bonum, deus'

5.4.-bak 'cohors'

bogъ 'diuisiō' bogъ 'deus'

bogatъ 'diuēs' ToA pāk, B.-pāke

'portiō'





* bhāosiubar





* bhedhō

beta 'rogātiō'; bitten 3a2.-biddan;

cnēow-gebed, kneo-beda

'genuflexiō' ; 3a3.- kne-beð

'id'; biđja 'rogō'

bida 'rogātiō' bidjan, etc

'rogāre' etymologia disceptāta





* bhelō

belen, bellen 'latrō' boln 'clamō';

buldern, poltern 3a2.-bylgan, bellan

'clamō' 3a3.-belya 'id.'

bhaṣá-ḥ 'latrans' (*bhel-s-); bhāṣatē 'loquitur'; bhaṇḍatē





* bherkōbrecc





* bheurō φυρω 5.5.-purut 'lutum'

* bhewmi fiō





* bhlagōflagrum, flāgitō,

flāgitium, conflages

3a3.-blaka, blakra, blekja

blaškaũ, bloškiù 'pullullō'

* bhlaidos3a2.-blāt

'albimentum'ALB: bleronj 'uiridis'

bledъ 'pallidus' 6.3.-blaĩvas

'sobrius'

* bhlakkos flaccus φελγυνει, ασυνετει 'nescit' ? (Hes.)

bláhyj 'malus, foedus'> 6.3.-blõgas 'id' 6.4.-blāgs 'dēbilis'

* bhlādō flāmen

Messap. blasit





* bhlendhosgmc.

*blundaz>lat. blondus

blint, blind 3a2.-blind

3a3.-blindr

blinds 'caecus' blandan sik

'misceor'bradhnah 'ruber'

blędu, blęsti 'errō, fornicō'

blędь, блуд 'farsa, stuprum, error' 6.3.-blendžiù,

blẽsti 'dormiō' 6.4.- blendu,

blenst 'malē uideō'





* bhlōtisbláth





* bhoglābúal; búar 'diarrhoea'

bah, Bach 3a2.-becc





* bhosósbar 'nūdus'

3a2.-baer 'nūdus' 3a3.-berr

ψιλοσ





* bhreigōfrīgō;

fertum





* bhrēwā Brīua

brucca, Brücke; brügel, Prügel 'uirga' 3a2.-brygc

3a3.-brū

brъvъno 'trabs'

* bhrewō defrūtum bruth 'ius, feruor'

briuwan, brauen; prođ 'i, f' ; brōt 'p' 3a2.-

brēowan; brođ 'i,f'; brēad 'pānis'

TRHAK.−βρυτοσ 'ius, feruor' bruja 'fluxus'

* bhrēwr̥tipra





* bhrughnos brognena 'rāmōrum'2b1.-brwynen

2b2.-brunnen 2b3.-broennenn

3a, a3.-brogne 'rāmus'

* bhrūgjaifruor





* bhudhmn̥cf. fundus, profundus

bodam, Boden 3a2.-botm, bottom

3a3.-botn

πυθµην

* bhudhnósfundus, profundus





* bhūtós futūrus





* cəbhjōgó (goo, goa)





* cēlejōquellen

3a2.-quellian 3a3.-kvelia

5.4.-kelem 5.5.-guls- 'pingō'

želějǫ, želěti 'depolorō' 6.3.-gélti 'pungere'

* céln̥dis glans (glandis) βαλανοσgula-

5.4.-kałin





* ceru uerū1b2.-berva

'uerua', berus 'ueribus'

bi(u)rn 'hasta' 2b1, b2, b3.-berfkrūt, Kraut? 'herba' 3a2.-

krūd





* chenmi dē-, of-fendō

gonim 'feriō' 3ª gonaid; gáetaid

denom.





* chombhā́2b1.-gumbelauc 'uterus'

2b3.-gwamm

wambo 'id' 3a2.-wamb 'id'

3a3.-vǫmb 'id'wamba 'pantica' gabhá-





* cínāmi 3a3.-kveita βια 'uis'; βιαω 'obligō'

jinā́ti ; jáyati 'uincit' jyā́yān 'potens' 5.3.-zināt̃ 'nocēt' 5.6.-adināt 'sustulit'

6.3.- iguju, iguti 'assequī'

* cīrós uireō jīrá- 'uiuāx, celer'

* cistis bisi ega 'stiriae'2b1.-bys 2b2.-bis, bes

2b3.-biz

zwisila? 'rāmus, furca' 3a3.-kvistr 'rāmus'

* cītā uita

bith (betho)





* cosdhosbot, bod





* cr̥dos gurdus βραδυσ 'lentus'grъdъ 'superbus' 6.3.-gurdùs 'lassus'

* crātós grātus gūrtáh 6.4.-dzirts 'exsultātus'

* crā́wenus bró, bráo, bráu2b1.-breuan 2b2.-brou

2b3.-breo3a2.-quern kuairnus

TOK B.-kärweñe





* daitis

zīt, Zeit





* dáwneumibellum, arc.

duellum





* dekəmós decimus dechmaddecametos,

decometos 2b1.-degfed

daśama-

* dekējōdecet, decus, dignus; dīscō,

doceō tiçit 'decet' dech 'optimus'

δεχοµαι 'accipiō'; δοκει µοι 'censeō' 4.2.-δεκοµαι 'id'

4.8.-de-ko-to /dek(s)to/; de-ka-sa-to /deksato/

dāṣti, dāśnóti 'honorat'; daśā́

'stātus, fātum'; dāś 'uenerātiō'; dīkšatē

'sacer fit' 5.4.-etes 'uīdit'

5.6.-das∂m 'patrim.'; dāšta- 'adeptus'

* dekm̥ decem1b2.-desen-(duf)

'duo-decim'deich n-

2b1.-deg 2b2.-2b3.-dek

zehan, zehn 3a2.-tien, tyn

taíhun δεκαdáśa 5.4.-tasn





* delōdolō -āre;

dolābra; dōlium; doleō, dolor

delb





* derō2b1, 2b2, 2b3.-darn 'portiō' (a.i. dīrná-)

zeran, verzehren; Zorn 'īra' ; trennen

3a2.-teran, torn

dis-taíran, ga-taíran 'abscindō'

δερω , δειρω 'glūbō'; δερµα

'pellis'; δαρδαινω

dṛnāti 'explōdit'; 5.3.-dar∂dar-

5.4.-terem

dero, dьrati 6.3.- derù, diriù,

dìrti

* deru dūrus





* dhabhrós faber, effāfilātusgedēfe 'opportūnus' 3a3.-dafna

'habilis'

ga-daban 'opportet' gadōf 'id'

5.4.-darbin ? 'ferrārius' dhṛbhino-? / dhH2bhrono- ? potius





* dheicō fīgō, fīuō 1b2.-fiktu 'figitō'

Deich, Teich 'excavātiō' 3a2.-dīc 'fossus,

canālis'

σφιγγω ? 'premō'ToB.-tsākam ?

'mordet'

6.3.-dýgstu, dýgti, díegiu, díegti

6.4.-diêgt





* dhermi

cf. firmus, frēnus, frēnum, frētus





* dhghmōnhomō





* dhl̥nō*deillyaw, deillio





* dhōmósCELTIB.-tamai





* dhreghō droch 'rota'τρεχω 'currō';

τροχοσ 'rota' τροχοσ 'cursus'

5.4.-durgn 'tornus fictiliārius'

6.3.-drāžu,, drāzu, drāzt 'currō'

* dhrenkō drécht 'cantus' 5.4.-drnčim BULG.-drъnkam 6.3.-trinketi? 'resonō'

* dhrēnostreno, Drohne

'crabrō' 3a2.-drān drǣn 'id'

θρηνοσ; ανθρηνη (∗ανθοθρηνη),

τενθρηνη 'crābrō'

*trǫdъ





* dhr̥sus türre θρασυσ, θαρσυσdhṛṣṇú-; dhṛṣú-

'doctus' 5.3.-daršyu-, daršita-

drьzъ (z?) 6.3.-drąsùs

* dhrubhjō drucht





* dhúneumi 3a3.-dyja 'agitāre'

θυω, θυνω, θυνεω lesb. θυιω 'rabiō θυαζω 'furiō'; θισ

'cumulus' θυια 'baccans'

θυελλα 'tempestās'

dhūnṓti; dhūnāna-, pass. dhūyáte 'agitō'; dhūni- 'agitātiō' 5.4.-

de-dev-im 'uacillō'

dunǫ dunǫti; dúju, dutь 'afflō'

* dhūnis3a2.-down 'plūma' 3a3.-dūni 'ignis'; daunn





* dhwosos

furō





* djejōdían PCelt. *dēno-





* dn̥sus

cf. δαιφρων 'doctus'; δαω

'discō', aor.εδαην





* dómāmidomō, domitus; mās





* dounom dúnbranodunum,

lug(u)dunum 2b1.-dín

zūn, Zaun 'uallum' 3a2.-tún





* drewā Druentia drávati 'currit'6.3.-Drùv-intas

6.5.-Dráva

* drewom

3a2.-treo, treow, tree





* drowósdraucus





* dwārós dūrō, dūrāre

δηροσ 'longaeuus, diūturnus'

(heterocl. ṛ / ṇ ) 4.3.−δαν, δαροσ 'id'

dūráh, comp. dávīyas 'longinquus'; 5.3.-

dūraē 'procul; duvaištam

'diutissime' ; avi-frā-δavaite 5.4.-erkar





* dwṓdekəmos duodecimus2b1.-deuddeg/

deuddengδωδεκατοσ dvādaśaka





* ēdos

1b2.-ezariaf





* eimieō; arc. einom

'uia'?

eituns (set) itūrī (sunt) eitōnes

1b2.-etu 'itō'; ēst 'ibit'

do·eth





* ēlāāla, Ahle 3a2.-āl, āel, eal,

awlā́rā

6.3.-ýla





* emō emō 5.5.-wemiya? 'inueniō' 6.3.-imù

* empisimbi, Imme 'exāme.' 3a2.-imbe 'id'

εµπισ (εµπιδοσ) 'culex'

* en in, arc. enen

1b2.-enin-; ingen, inigena

essedon





* enslā insula

6.3.-salà; ãtsala 'meātus,

meandrus' 6.4.-sala

* enstar instarcf. εχθαιρω 'ōdī',

εξισταµαι τησ φιλιασ

* entəmós intimus antamá-

* énteri interanter

1b2.-anter, andereter/eidir

2b1.-ithr 2b2.-yntre 2b3.-entre, etre

untar, untan 3a2.-under 3a3.-und 'sub'

undar < *ṇter (cf. ṇdherós)

antar 5.3.-antar∂ 5.4.-

antar

ątrь, нутро́, внутрь; jątro 'iecur'

* enterinós internus ątrьńь





* ercomeruum; arbutus





* erqósríched *H1r̥kw-eto-

'caelum'

arkáḥ 'radium, lux, cantus, incantātiō'

5.4.-erg





* esr̥

as(s)er, assarātum;

saniēs, sanguis





* galnos Gallīgal, gail





* geltis3a2.cild, -child;

colt 'pullus'kilþei 'uterus' in-

kilþō 'praegnans'

jarṭú- 'uterus' jaṭháram 'pantica' gaḍi-h, gali-

ḥ 'pullus'

glota 'turba, familia' (neg.)

* gelu gelū, gelō γελαν 'pruinam'

kühlen 'frigeō' 3a2.-calan ; chill

3a3.-cala





* gentus genitus jantú- 'creātūra'

* genu genū, geniculum glún, glúin





* gesō gerō, gestus3a3.-kos





* ghaidos haedus, haedīnus

geiz/geizīn -'īnus' 3a2.-

gāt/gæten 3a3.-gēt

gaits; gaitein 'haedulus'

* ghaisējō haereō6.3.-gaištù, -aũ, gaĩšti haesitō; gaišìnti 'deleō'

* ghaisom gaesum; gaesātī

gaé; gāide 'gaesātus'; gāetas

'qui occidit'





* ghawos

gawi, Gau 'id'; goumo, Gaumen 'palatum'

3a3.-gomr





* ghelbōgelpfen, gelfen

3a2.-gielpanpra-galbhá-ḥ

'animōsus'

chrabьrъ 'bellicōsus'

6.3.-gul̃binti

* ghelijō

gellan, -en 'clamō'; nahti-gala 3a2.-giellan,

yell

gōljan 'saluutō' χελιδων 'hirundō'pra-galbhá-ḥ

'animōsus'galitь-sja 'insultō'

* ghelnom3a3,.gjɔlnar, gäl

'labia'χειλοσ, χελλοσ 5,4.-jeɫun 'palatum'

želḗti 'sūgō' 6.4.-zelêt 'sūgō et

lambō'

* ghelō2b1.- gylym, geleu,

gely 'culter'





* gherdhōgurten 'id' 3a2.-gyrdan, gird

'id'

bigaírdan 'cingere' gards

'domus'

κορθισ σωροσ (Hes.)

gr̥há- 'domus' 5.3.-g∂r∂ða-

'cauerna domestica' 5.5.-gurtas

'oppidum'

gordъ 'urbs' 6.3.-gar̃das 'ouīle' žárdas 'area'

* gherdos 3a2.-cf. gors 'ulex' αχερδοσ, αχρασ ALB.- dárdhë груша ?

* gherghros furfur





* ghleumi·a2.-glēo, glee 'id'

3a3.-gly 'gaudium'

χλευη 'nuga'6.3.-gláudoti

6.4.-glaudât

* ghloidosglizzan, gleissen

3a2.-glītan glitmunjan 'splendeō'

χλιδη; χλιδαω 'blandus esse'

* ghlōmi

fel; (h)olus, folus (arc. helus(a)) heluus





* ghōdhosgut 'bonus'

3a2.-good 'id'

goþs 'bonus' (cf. lat. decus, air.

dech)gádhya- 'attinens'

godъ 'opportūnum tempus'; godnyj 'op.'

6.3.-guõdas

* ghodosgazza, Gasse? 3a2.-gate





* ghowejōfaueō ? nisī





* ghremō

gremmen 'saeuiō' Gram

'maestitia' grimm 'horrendus'

gramjan 'irāscor' χρεµιζω, −µετιζω; 5.3.-gram- 'saeuitia'

gremétь 'tonāre' 6.3.-

grumiù/éti ''tn.' 6.4.-gremju 'murm.'

* ghrendhāgrunda,

suggrundagrintil 'tignus' 3a2.-grindel 'id'

gręda 'lectus' 6.3.-grindìs

'tignum'

* ghrendhos grenn 'barba'





* ghr̥tos χαρτοσToB.-kartse-; cf. ToA.-krant, kränt B.-krent





* gləgjēsglaciēs





* glēws

glún 'genū' nisī





* gnājō nascor, ignāuus, (im)praegnō gníu





* gnossingulus





* gōgākuocho, Kuchen 'placenta' 3a2.-cicel, cycel 'id'

6.3.-gúogė 'caput caulis'

* gombhosgemma





* grakijō gracillō, graculus grāg 'gracillātiō'

krächzen krāhhon>ch

'resonō' 3a2.-cracettan

3a3.-krāka 'coruus"

garjati 'tonat'





* grejos

jráyas 5.3.-zraiiah 5.5.-ka-ri-iz





* gr̥neumi cf. grex, gremium cf. greig (grega) 'grex equōrum'cf. 2b1-b2-b3.-gre

'id'

krammen 'rapiō, capiō'

3a2.-krimman 'id'; crammian 'accumulāre'

αγειρω





* gustus gustus gus, guss 'uis'gussou 'uī' ? 2b1.-

gwst 'patientia'juṣṭi- 'satisfactiō'

* gutr̥ guttur 3a2.-codd 'saccus' 5.5.-kuttar

* idhei ibī1b2.-if; ifont

'ibidem'infig. -id-

2b1.-yd 2b2.- yz, yth

2b3.-ez

ιθαγενησ





* īsarnom(





fīlius' 5.5.-ekt 'uēnatōrium

rēte?'





* jemósgeminus





* jewom eornaζειαι (Hom.),

φυσιζοοσ 'grānum gignens'; ζειδωοροσ

yávaḥ 5.3.-yava

5.4.-jov 'germen' 5.5.-ewa, euwan

ovin 6.3.-javaī ToB.-ToB

yap 'milium'





* jōromhornus





* juwes / juweir 2b1.-gē, gī

3a3.-er

pl. yūs, du. yut (t





* kəptos captus, captīuus cacht 'serua'haft, behaftet 3a2.-hæft

'seruus'-hafts

* kərjō

fo·ceird





* kaghoscaulae < caholae, cōlum, cōlō, -āre;

cohum, incohō

κα, ας 'incipias', kahad 'capiat'

3a3.-kukēhē(n)s

'occupaverint'; cehefi 'captus sit'

2b1.-cae 'saeptum, fundus' 2b3.-quae/kae

hag 'urbs' hac 'saeptum,

claustrum'

* kaidō caedō khidáti

* kaikos caecus cáech 'monophth'2b1.-coeg 'uacuus' 2b2.-cuic 'luscus'

haihs 'monophth.' καικιασ 'uentus occidentālis' kēkaras 'paetus'

* kailom caelum cél (a britonnicō)

2b1.-coilou 'auspic.' 2b2.-coel

'harusp.' 2b3.-chuillioc

* kaipā caepa, cēpa καπια σκοροδον in Cerynēa (Hes.)





* kákneumicécht 'potestās, imperium'





* kamboscamm

2a2.-cam

Cambo-dunum 2b1.-cam 'scelus' 2b2.-cam 2b3.-

kamm

σκαµβοσ 'et vārus'

* kāmi cāruscaraim carae





* kankusgéc/géag 'rāmus' cécht





* karkar carcer

karnitu 'erexit, locāuīt'

2b2.-carn 'sepulcrum'

harahus 'circulus lapidum in

sepulcrō' 3a2.- hearg

'sanctuārium' 3a3.-hɔrgr 'id et

agger lapidum'

* kárkarjō

(h)ruom, Ruhm 'fāma' 3a2.-hrōm, hrēð

3a3.-herma 'nuntiō'; hrōðr

hrōþeigs 'celeber' *hrōpjan (b?)

'uocō' hrōps 'rumor'

καρκαιρω; κηρυξ





* kasnos cānus, cascus 2b1.-ceinach 'lepus'haso





* kawō cūdō, cōdex, caudex

cuad, i. cogad 'caedere, pugnāre'

(O'Dav. gl.)

houwan 3a2.-hēawan

3a3.-hǫggua

hawi 'fēnum'; TOK. A ko-, В kau- (inf. kautsi), fut B

kowu





* keiros cíar 'spādix'hēr 'uetus' 3a3.-hārr 'cānus'

κιρροσ 'fuluus' háriṇī, hárita 'color q.' serъ 'cānus'





* kelmos 3a1, a2.-helm śárman 'umbrāculum'

* kelō celer, celeber





* kemōcuma 'cūra'

cumal 'seruus'Camulos

2b1.-caffou 'id'καµνω 'fatigor' śamnītē, śámati

* kemos 3a3.-hind κεµασ 'ceruulus' ś́áma-

* kenēscinis *kinis)κονισ 'puluis'

TOK. B kentse





* kerəsromcerebrum, cervīx





* keromcarrach ?

'grammōsus'hār; hursti 'cristas'

3a2.-hær , hairkapucchala- 'c. post'

sьrstь 'lāna' 6.3.-šerỹs 'iuba'

* kerōn carō (carnis)carnom, carneis 1b2.-karu, karne

6.3.-karnà





* kesnus cainnenn





* khéderos hedera κισσοσ, κισσαροσkhadirá 'acacia

catechu'

* kighrós3a2.-hīgian, hie

'festīnāre' śīghrá- 'celer'

sigátь, signútь 'saliō' sig 'piscis

q., cf. salmō'

* kíkeros cicerκριοσ;

κικερροι·ωχροι Μακεδονεσ (Hes)

5.4.-siseṙn 6.3.-keke





* kíteros citer(ius); citimushitumum, hitamun

'demum'





* klaudos clauduscoll





* kleusōMESSAP.-klaohi

opt.?cluas, clúas 'auris'





* kln̥gō clangō clocc 'campāna'2b1.-cloch 'campāna'

lahhēn, lachen 'rideō'

3a3.-hlakka hlahjan 'rideō' κλαζω

klegъtati, kliknuti 6.3.-klagéti

6.4.-klę̃gât

* kloinis triclinīum





* km̥ros camurκµελεθρον 'tectus'

καµαρα 'boueda'

kmárati 'aduncus est' 5.3.-kamarā 'cinctus'

* km̥ti *cét, cét-2b1.-can, gan 2b2.-cans, gans

2b3.-cant-και ? 'et', cf. κατα

* km̥témtəmos centesimus śatatama-

* km̥tom centum cét/céad2b1.-cant 2b2.-cans

2b3.-cans

hundert 3a2.-hund-rað

(got. raÞian 'computō'

hund, pl. hunda ε−κατονśatám

5.3.-sətem LYC.-sñta

sъto 6.3.-simtas

* knājō *hnōjan- κναω 6.3.-knóju, knóti

* knakos canicaecanach ? 'herba

palūdis' caneco-sedlon

'aureum solium' ?

honang, Honig 'melle'

3a2.-hunig, honey

κνηκοσ 4.3.-κνακοσ

kāñcana- 'aurum, aureum'

* kn̥kējōhungar, hunger 'id' 3a2.-hungor/er 'id' 3a3.-hā 'tormentāre'

hūhrus 'famēs' κεγκει πεινα (Hes) πολυκογκησ (Hom)

kāŋkṣati 'poscit' kákatē 'sitit'

6.3.-keñkti 'noceō' kankà 'damnum'

* knokos cnocc/cnoc 'collis'2b1.-cnwch 'artus'

2b3.-cnoch

genicke, Genick 3a2.-nook

'angulus' 3a6.-hnakki 'collus'





* kobom cob 'uictoria' Vercobius, etc

3a2.- gehæp 'adaequātus';

heppen 'beātus'; happen, happy

kobь 'fortūna, augurium'

* kodējō κεδροσ 'cedrus'

kadrú- 'fuluus' kadamba- 'nauc. cadamba'

ALB.-kem

kažy, kadit; accodis 'camīnus'

kadegis 'iuniperus' 6.3.-kadagỹs 'id'

* koilús cél (a britonnicō)

2b1.-coilou 'auspic.' 2b2.-coel

'harusp.' 2b3.-chuillioc

heil 'saluus' 3a2.-hāl 'integer'

3a3.-heill 'saluus'

hails 'sānus' κοιλυ·το καλον (Hes.)

celъ 'sānus, tōtus'; celjo, celiti 'sānō' 6.3.-kails 6.9.-kails!

'salūs'; kailūstiskan 'salūtem'





* kōlḗncolainn, colinn





* kómjougos coniux cuing 'iugum' 2b1.-kyn-iwng союз





* koposhuof, Huf

3a2.-hōf, hoof

śaphá- 5.3.-safa LUW.-

kiputikopyto

* kopnos cuan 3a3.-hofn





* kṓrukos coriumcurach 'pellis

scaphus'2b1.-corwg

harra 'saccus" 3a3.-horr 'uestis

linea'

κωρυκοσ 'corii saccus'

* korwos coruus, cornīx crú 3a3.-skryla 'clamō' κοραξ śāri-, sārikā 'auis q.'soroka 6.3.-kriunù 'grunniō'

* kósolos corilus coll2b1.-coll-en

2b2.-col-widen 2b3.-limn-collin 'tilia'

hasal

* kostā costa kôst 'costa' ? kostь 'ossum'

* kosts cf. careō

kṣúdh-





* kowóscauus, cauea,

cauernacúa 'cauus'

cúass 'cauerna' 2b1.-cyw 'pullus' 2b3.-keo 'specus'

hol





* kréddhēmicrēdō





* krepōcrip, crib 'rapidus'

*





* kreutō

rütten, rütteln 3a2.-rudder/le 'cōlu'

hrēaðemūs 'strix'; hrēod 'phragmites' 3a3.-hraustr

'subitu'

6.3.-krutǫ, krudeti (pas.)

* krewi cruor





* kr̥nāmicariēs, cariōsus,

carius

ar-a-chrin





* kr̥pjos carpisculum cairem 'sūtor'





* kūmós cumulus κυµα





* kúwr̥os córaid 'hēroes'Kauaros, Cavarillus 2b1.-cawr 'gigas'

2b2.-caur 'id'

κυαρη η Αθηνα (Ηεσ), κυριοσ

'dominus', ακυροσ 'inualidus'

śávīra-, śū́ra- 5.3.-sūra-

6.3.-šaũnas, šaunùs 'habilis,

potens';

* kwāimi quaerō





* ləsnis lainn 'auidus' ληνι σ (−ιδοσ) ´Bacchans quaedam'

cf. lasyj





* lāposláeg





* leghskós lesc 2b1.-llesg 'infirmus, languidus'3a3.-loskr 'languidus'

* leghtrom

lehtar, lehter ', matrix, placenta'

3a3.-lātr





* leinō3a2.-linnan 'cessō' 3a3.-lina 'cēdō'

af-linnan 'cēdō'; bi-linnan 'cesō'

λιναµαι τρεποµαι (Hes.)

linati se 'ēvanescō, abscondor'

* leinom līnum lín, lion 'rēte'2b1.-lliain

2b2, b3.-lienlein

3a2, 3a3.-līnlein λινον lьnъ, lьnenъ 6.3.-lìnas

* leipā 2b1.-llwyf 'ulmus'lipa 6.3.-

liẽpa

* leisālīra; dēlīrus, dēlīrō -āre





* lendhā lind (lenda)

Lindomagus 'Limmat' 2b1.-

llyn 'pōtiō, lacus' 2b3.-lenn

'lacus'

linde 'unda' 3a3.-lind





* léudherosliber FAL.-

loferta 'liberta', loifirtato 'libertātis'

1b4.-loufirluss





* limpō lippus, lippa bilīban 'maneō' bileiban 'maneō' λιποσ 'adeps'; αλειφω 'unguō'

limpati, lipyate 'unguit'; repas, ripras 'inmunditia'

pri-lьnoti; pri-lьpljo, pri-lьpeti 6.3.-

limpu, lipti 6.4.-lipu, lipt 'appendeō'

* linghōlingō, ligula





* lōbālobur 'dēbilis' lobaim 'putrēscō'

2b1.-llwfr 'pusilan.' 2b3.-loffr 'leprōsus'

λωβη 'corruptiō' (uel. slogw sicul lit.

slogà ?)





* loktos locht lahan, 'pūniō'

3a2.- lēan 'id'

* loku lacus, lacūna loch (-u)Penne-locōs 2b1.-llwch





* loukos lūcus, arc. loucom; collūcāre lōh 'saltus, prat.' 3a2.-lēah 'pratum'

loká- 'spatium, mundus, gentes'

6.3.-laũkas 'campus'

* loukós2b1.llug; llug у dydd

'dīlūculum'lauc, loug 'flamma'

3a2.-līeg 'id'rōká- 5.4.-

lois, loys 'lux'

* louksā3a3.-ljóre < ljós 'ōrificium in tectō'

5.3.-raočama- 5.5.-lutta(i)-, luttant-

* louksnā lūna, lūstrāreluan; luisne





* lubhros liber lomm 'nūdos'





* mədējō madeō; mattus

maidim





* mənējō maneō, mantōaimne 'patientia'





* machosmug (moga)

αµαζων

* maghosmag, immaig, immach 'forās'

Arganto-magus 2b1.-Ma-, -fa

2b2. - fa? mahī 'terra'

* magōmac(h)iō





* mammā mamma, mamilla muimme 'nutrix' 2b1, 2b2, 2b3.-mam mamme, muoma, Muhme µαµµα5.4.-mam 5.6.-mām(ā), māmī

mama 6.3.-mamà, momà

* mān µα; µην 4.3.−µαν 5.5.-mahhan 'cum'* mānājō mānō móin 'palūs' 2b1.-mawn 'palūs'

* mánnusosMann 3a2.-

manmanna (mans) mánuh, mánusah

moži, мѫжь,мужь





* mātérterā matertera2b1.-modreped (pl.) 2b2.-modereb

2b3.-motrep/moerebmātṛkā

* matlā mateola medela 'arātrum' 3a2.-mattock





* médneumi2b1.-meddu

possideō, possum'muoʒ, müssen 'id' 3a2.- must 'debeō'

ga-mōt 'spatium habere, posse'

µεδω 'imperō'; µεδων 'dominus'

* médodiks medicusmeddiss 'iūdex'

PEL.-.medix5.3.-vīmaẟ 'medicus'

* medos modus

1b2.-mer̂s, mers 'iūs'; mersto





* mejō

mūnus, mūnis, mūnia





* melsō mellaim 'fallō'µελεοσ 'irritus, miser'

βλασ−φηµοσ 'blasphēmus'

5.4.-meɫ 'peccātum'; cf. molim 'dēsipiō'

6.4.-mèls-t

* melujō ga-malwjan LUW.-mālhu/malwTo A.-malyw, B

mely

* melwom 3a2, 3a2.-mëlo µαλευρον 4.8.-me-re-u-ro malvá- 'stultus' ALB.-mjel

* membhō mebul 'uerecundia' bi-mampjan 'irrideō' µεµφοµαι 'accusō' µεµφωλη 'culpa'

* mēmi mētiormezzan; Mal

'occāsiō'

mitan; mēl 'tempus'; mēls ''8

gallones'

µητισ, µετρον ALB.-mas





* menosMinerua, arc.

Menerua





* merkēdsmerx; mercēs,

mercārī

amiricatud '*immercātō',

amirikum '*immercārī'

µαρπτω, µαρψαι 'capiō'; (Hes.): βρασκειν συνιεναι

mrśáti 'tangit; capit'

* merkōmrecht 'uarius'





* metiMetapīnum 'inter

aquas'mit(i).'cum'

3a2.-miðmiÞ 'cum' µετα (cf. κατα);

Μεταπιοι > s

ALB.-mjet; Metu-barbis 'inter

palūdes'

* mētijai mētiorto-math- (3ª s. do-

mathi)) 'minor'mezzan; Mal

'occāsiō'

mitan; mēl 'tempus'; mēls

'bossellus'

µη τισ 'meditāmen', µετρον 'mensūra'

mātí- 'mensūra' mé̌titь 'intendere'

* mētis2b1.-maut ?





* mimdōmuoz 'conuentus' 3a2.-mētan, meet

ga-mōtjan, maÞl 'locus conuentūs'

5.4.-matčim, aor. matuçanem 'appropinquor'

* mímnāskō (memna) reminiscormemnim

'monumentum'cu-man 'memoria'

2b1-b2.-cof 'memoria' 2b3.-

cov/kouñ

3a2.-(ge)man 3a3.-man (ga)man





* ml̥dusmollis; mulier





* mneumimenn-; menme-

'dēsiderium'

2b1.-mynnu 'dēsiderium'

2b2.-mynnes 'uoluntās' 2b3.-mennat 'dēsiderō'

minna, minne





* moghjosmāg 'familiāris' a2 3a3.-mag 'gener'

mēgs 'gener' περιηµεκτεω 'reluctāns sum'

6.3.-megmi, megti 'libenter habeō'

6.4.-mẽgt 'faveō'

* moghōdo·for·maig 'auget'; mochtae, mochtide

'potens'

magan, mugan (mag 'possum')

3a2.mæg 'possum'; -meaht

'potentia'

magan (mag 'possum' )

mahts 'potentia'

µηχοσ µηχανη 'machina'

TOK A.-mokats 'potens'

ā́ mahe 'quet'; maghah 'potentia' 5.4-mart





* moitmosSDPIC.-meitims;

meitimúm 'monumentum grātificātiōnis'

3a2.-māðum 'thesaurus,

dōnum, gemma' 3a3.-

meiðmar 'dōnum, thesaurī'

maiþms





* molqosmilgen 'pecudibus

frūmen macerō'milhma 'nubēs' µελκιον κρηνη

(Ηεσ.)

molokó 'lac' molokita 'palūs'

6.3.-mal̃kas 'sorptiō' 6.4.-

màlks 'pōtiō'

* moltlosmalleus, marculus





* mori mare muirn (mora)

Aremori-cī ; moritix, moritex





* mr̥kjō murcus, murcidus

morgen 'dēbilis' 3a2.-mearg 'botulus'

3a3.-morr 'botulus'

µιµαρκυσ 'botulus sanguinis'

pra-mṛcyati, marcáyati 'adflictat' marká- 'mors' 5.3.-mǝrǝxš 'ruīna' 5.4.-morč̣





* mūdlom mundus < mūdnósmuad 'mundus,

superbus'; mún 'urīna'

muzzan 'purgō'; smuz, Schmutz

'immunditia' 3a2.-smotten,

smoteren 'mancillō'

µυδαω 'madeō' µυζω 'sūgō'' µυδαλεοσ

'umidus'

mudirá- 'nubēs' mṓdatē `

'gaudet' 5.5.-mutai 'purgō'

(lutō uel urīnā)

myjo, myti 'lauō' 6.3.-

máudyti 'aliquem balneō'

6.7.-mýdlo





* músnāmichrēo-mōsido (Lex Salica) 'cadaueris

raptus'

µυω 'oculōs operiō'; αµυνω !





* n̥bhudhnóm αβυσσοσ





* nedjos nectō (ad plectō)nessimas 1b1.-nesimei

'proxime'nessam 'proximus'

2b1.-nesaf 2b2.-nessa

2b3.-nesa

náhus 'congener' naddhás 'connexus'

* nedōnōdus, nōdō,

nassa

nessimas 1b1.-nesimei

'proxime'

nascim





* nekopīnós necopīnus εξαπινησ, εξαιφνησ внеза́пно

* neksnex, nequālia, necō, noceō,

perniciēs, noxa

éc (éca)





* neqos nech (neich)nepon (nepi)

2b1.-nebне́кий

6.3.- nekur̃s

* neros neriōsus, Nerō

nerum 'uirum, proc.'; niir 1b2.-nerf

'proceres, princ';

ner 'ursus'; so-nirt 'sānus, fors'

Esu-nertus ; ner; hy-nerth 'fortis'

Nerthus ALB.- njeri





* néwn̥dekm̥niunzëhan

3a2.-nigontīeneriávadasa 5.3.-nauuadasa





* n̥kneumi

nanciō





* nū nunc





* oighai οιχοµοι, οιχνεω; ιχνοσ 'uestigium'

5.5.-egdu, igdu- 'crus'





* óketā occa2b1.-ocet/aged

2b3.-ogedegida

3a2.-egeðeOSS.-adæg 'sulcus'

5.5.-akkata?osetь

6.9.-aketes





* ōlim ōlim, ollīcf. fram fair-nin jera 'ab annō praeteritō'

cf. ενοσ 'annus' ?; H1en- quoque in Lith. pernai 'annō

praeteritō'

loní, лони́





* onchis unguisinga, ingen

u propter

Cowgill's legem)

nakhah, nakhám





* opejō

DVENOS opet





* oqom oculusenech





* oromáram 5.3.-arəm 5.5.-

āra* oros CELTIB.-eniorosei οροσ

* orsos err ars 'cūlus'

3a2.-earsορροσ

5.4.-or





* oudn̥ ουδασ (ουδεοσ) 5.4.-getin





* pətējōpateō, pandō,

patera

pat[ít?] 'patet', patensíns 'panderent'

2a4.-aitheamh 'fūnis' 2b1.-etem, edau 'id'

fuodar, Fuder 'onus' 3a2.-fæðm,

fathom 'fūnis'; fōðor 'onus'

faÞa 'uallum'πιτνω, πεταννυµι; πετασοσ, ; πατανη

'patera'

5.3.-paθana 'amplus' 5.5.- pattar, dat. paddani 'tabula (?)' 6.3.-petỹs 'umerus'

* pətēr paterpater, dat. paterei

1b2.-iupaterathir Ateronius

fater 3a2.-fæder

3a3.-faðirfadar πατηρ

5.1, 5.3.-pitár- 5.4.-hair, hayr





* pálowos πελιτνοσ 'liuidus' parusa

* palpājōpalpo(r), palpitō,

palpebrae fuolen, fehlen 3a2.-fælan, feel

παλλω 'agitō'

* pámponos3a3.-fimbul-, 'pipula metallī'

βεµβιξ 'turbō' bimba-ḥ 'puer'

bubulja ` 'gutta' 6.3.-bamba

'umbilicus' pampaũ, pam̃pti

'tumescō'* pandos pandus, pandō -ā 3a3.-fattr





* pāsmi pāreō ALB.-pashë 'uīdī 5.4.-hayim 'uideō' 5.5.-pahs- 'protegō' pasǫ, pasti 'pāscō'

* pāsóspāricida < pāso-

kaida??πηοσ,

4.3.−παοσ

* pastosfest

3a2.- fæst 3a3.-fastr

pastya 'residentia' 5.4.-hast 'fixus'

* pāstus pastuspastva





* peigō piget, piger

feihhan 'maleficentia'; fēhida, Fehde

'inimicit.'





* pēmn̥ paeminōsus, pēminōsus πηµα

pāmán- 'eruptiō cutanea quaedam' 5.3.-pāman- 'scabiēs' 5.4.-hivand





* penqtos quintus *pontos fimfto, finfto 3a2.-fifto

3a3.-fim(m)tifimfta- πεµπτοσ

pakthá- 5.3.-puxđa- (cf. 4º)

pętъ 6.3.-peñktas

* pēnsús

pāṁsú 'puluis, arēna' 5.3.-pąsnu-

'arēna' 5.5.-passila- 'glarea'

песо́к, 'arēna'





* perom perom 'sine' περα(ν) 'ultrā'param 'et postea,

tamen, tantum' 5.5.-peran 'ante, prae'

* peróm TOK B paruwa 'plūmae'

parṇá- 5.3.-parǝna- 5.5.-partawar 'āla'

перо́ 6.3.-spar̃nas 'āla'

6.4.-spā̀rns 'id'

* peros perum 'sine' ire





* pesdōpedō, pōdex,

pēdis2b1.-rech





* pibō bibōibim, 3s. ibid iasc





* pitúshith (grānum); ithid





* pl̥mā palma





* pn̥dēks pantex, pantica 5.5.-panduha

* pneusō

fnehan 'respirō', fnāsteōn 'anhelāre'

3a2.-fneosan 'strn.'; 3a3.-fnysa 'resufflō'

πνεω

* pn̥gōpangō, pāgina,

pālus





* poltos puls (ltis); puluis cf.; pulmentumlittiu (litten)





* porstos pertica perek, per 'mensūra longitudinis quaedam'

πτορθοσ





* potnīToB.-obl. epetsa





* prǟ́mosprandium



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