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Indo-European Lexicon

Pokorny Master PIE Etyma

The table below lists Proto-Indo-European (PIE) etyma adapted from Julius Pokorny's book, Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch (Bern: Francke, 1959, 1989). Entry head-words are listed, with their page numbers and cross-references to other entries (following Pokorny) plus our own English glosses; for more information, the reader is referred to the book. Some misprints in Pokorny have been corrected, including repairs to diacritics and missing, incorrect, or extraneous homograph numbers.

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In our table, cross-references under "See also" may include IE links to our own lists of more modern Indo-European reflexes -- words derived from the ancient Proto-Indo-European etyma. IE reflex lists are under active construction (see our IE Lexicon home page): they are subject to change at any time, and might possibly exhibit errors not yet corrected. See our Language Index page for links from reflexes (listed by IE language) to their PIE etyma.

Page(s)	Pokorny entry	See also	English gloss
1	ā	IE	(an exclamation)
1	ab-	IE  2. ā̆p-	water, river
1-2	ā̆bel-, ā̆bō̆l-, abel-	IE	apple
2	abh-	IE  abhro-	swift, quick, abrupt
2	abhro-	IE  abh-	strong, mighty
2-3	abō(n)	IE	ape, monkey
3	1. ad-	IE  2. ad-	at, by, to
3	2. ad-	IE  1. ad-	to fix, put in order
3	ades-, ados-	IE	spelt (type of grain)
4	ad(u)-, ad-ro-		current, water course
4-6	ag̑-	IE  ag̑ro-s	to lead, drive, agitate
6-7	ā̆g̑-	aig̑-	goat
7	ag̑h-		animal that may bear young
7	ā̆g̑her-, ā̆g̑hen-, ā̆g̑hes-, or ō̆g̑her etc.	IE	day, dawn
7-8	agh-	IE  agh-(lo-)	to ail, fear, be depressed
8	agh-(lo-)	agh-	disgusting, unpleasant
8	aghl(u)-		dark cloud; rainy weather
8	agos-	IE	sin, guilt; fault, blemish
8-9	agro-, egro-?		first, highest; apex, beginning
9	ag̑ro-s	IE  ag̑-	field, acre
9	agu̯(e)sī, aksī	IE	axe
9	agu̯h-no-s	IE	lamb
10	1. ai	aik-	(an exclamation)
10	2. ai-		to drive, close in; harm, overwhelm
10	3. ai-	IE	to give
10-11	ai-ti-, ai-to-, oi-to-	IE	part, portion
11	4. ā̆i-	IE  ai-dh-	to burn, shine
11	5. ai- : oi-	IE	oath, significant speech
11	aid-	oid-	to swell; strong
11-12	ai-dh-, i-dh-, nasalized i-n-dh-	IE  ā̆ier-	to burn, shine
12	ā̆ier-, ā̆ien-	IE  ai̯os-	day(light), morning
13	aig̑-	IE  ā̆g̑-	goat
13	1. aig-, nasalized ing-	IE	ill, sick; depressed, dispirited
13	2. aig-	IE	oak
13-14	3. aig-	IE	to swing, vibrate, move violently
14	aigu̯h-	IE	to be ashamed
14-15	ā(i)g̑h- : īg̑h-		to need, desire
15	ā̆ik̑- : ī̆k̑-	IE	pike, spear, spit
15	aik-	IE  1. ai	to call to
15-16	ai̯os-	IE  aisk-	ore, metal (copper, bronze, iron)
16	ai-rā		(type of grass)
16	1. ais-	IE	to wish, desire, ask/search for
16	2. ais-	IE	to respect, worship, be in awe
16-17	aisk-	IE  ai-tro-	clear, bright, shining
17	ai-tro-	4. ā̆i-	sharp, bitter
17-18	aiu̯-, ai̯u-	IE	vitality, life force
18	1. ak̑-, ak̑ō-		to eat
18-22	2. ak̑-, ok̑-	IE  ok̑tō(u)	sharp, acute, angular; stone
23	akkā		mama (nursery word)
23	ak̑ru	dak̑ru-	tear(drop)
23	aku̯-		to hurt, damage
23	aku̯ā-, more accurately əku̯ā, ēku̯-	IE	aqua, water, river
24-26	1. al-, ol-	IE  ario-?	beyond; other, alien
26-27	2. al-	IE	to grow, nourish, enhance
27-28	3. ā̆l-	IE	to roam, wander; be crazy/confused
28	4. al-		to burn
28-29	5. al-	IE	to mill, grind
29	6. al-, alōu- : aləu-		white, gleaming
29	alā	IE	hello! (greeting)
29	albhi-	albho-	barley
30-31	albho-	IE  1. el-	white, albino
31-32	aldh-		trough
32	aleq-	IE  areg-	to protect, ward off
32	algh-	IE	cold, frost, algidity
32-33	algu̯h-	IE	to gain, earn; price, value
33	alp-		small, weak
33	ālu-, ālo-		a bitter plant?
33-34	alu-, alu-d-, alu-t-	IE	bitter; ale, beer
34-35	ambhi, m̥bhi	IE  ebhi?	around, at both sides
35	1. am-, mē-	IE  1. mē-	to grab, seize
35	2. am-, mē-	IE  2. mē-	to mow
35	āmer-, āmōr, āmr̥	IE	day
35-36	ames-, or omes-	IE	blackbird: merl, ousel
36	amə-	omə-	to proceed energetically; firm up; suffer
36	am(m)a, amī̆	IE	mama, amah (nursery word)
36-37	1. an-	IE	relative, ancestor
37-38	2. an-	IE	there, other side
38-39	3. an(ə)-	IE  ansu-	to breathe, respire, animate
39-40	4. an-, anu, anō, nō	IE	on, along, over there
40-41	andh-, anedh-	IE	to sprout, bloom, blossom; herb, anther
41	andher-, ṇdher-		stem, spike
41	andho-	IE	blind, dark, somber
41-42	anət-	IE  ētī-	duck, solan
42	anətā, enətā	IE	anta, doorpost
42-43	ang̑h-	IE  augh-	tight, narrow, anguished; to constrict
43	ang̑hen-		scent, smell, odor; person
43-45	angu̯(h)i-	IE  eg̑hi-	eel, worm, snake, serpent
45	1. ank-	IE  nek̑-	force; need, necessity
45-47	2. ank-, ang-	IE	to flex, bend, angle
47	āno-	IE	ring, annulus
47	ans-	IE	favorable, well inclined
48	ansā, ansi-	IE	noose, snare; ansa, handle
48	ansu-, ṇsu-	IE  antro-m	ghost, spirit, demon
48-50	ant-s	IE	brow, front, anterior
50	antro-m	IE  3. an(ə)-	cave, hollow
50-51	1. ap-, more accurately əp- : ēp-	IE	to take, reach, grasp
51-52	2. ā̆p-	IE  1. *u̯ep-	water, river
52	3. ap-, āp-		old, fragile; harm, damage
52	appa	pap(p)a	papa (nursery word)
52	apelo-	IE	strength
53	āpero-	IE	shore, bank (of river)
53-55	apo-, pō̆, ap-u, pu	IE  pos	off, out of, away from
55	apsā	IE	aspen (tree)
55-61	1. ar-, thematic (a)re-, heavy-base arə-, rē-, and i-base (a)rī̆-, rēi-	IE	to fit, suit
61	2. ar-, or er-	IE  1. rē-	to share, distribute
61	3. ar-	2. rēi-	nut
62	4. ar, er, or?, r̥	IE	now, therefore; (interrogative particle)
62	5. ar-	ōr-	to deny, refuse, renounce
62-63	ar(ə)-	IE  arenko-	to ear, plow
63	ardh-		pole, stake
63	ardi-, r̥di-	5. er-	tip, point, edge
64	areg-	areq-	to lock, shut away
64-65	ar(e)-g̑-, arg̑-?, r̥g̑i-	IE  erku̯-	white, argent, glittering
65-66	areq-	IE  aleq-	to lock, guard, protect
66-67	arenko-	IE  ar(ə)-	(type of grain?)
67	ario-?	IE  1. al-	host, lord, master
67-68	arqu-	IE	arc, arch, something bent
68	arōd-, arəd-		(type of waterbird)
68	aro-m		reed?
68	aru̯ā		intestines?
68-69	ā̆s-, based on it azd-, azg(h)-	IE	to burn, glow; ash
69	ast(h)-	ost(h)-	bone
69	at-	IE	to go; year, annum
69	āt(e)r-	IE  ētro-	fire
70	*ati-, ateli-		(type of fish)
70-71	ati, ato-	IE  2. to-	over, beyond
71	ā̆tos, atta	IE	daddy, mommy (nursery word)
71	1. au-	IE	ow! (exclamation of pain)
72	2. au-, au̯-es-, au-s-	1. u̯es-	to sleep, stay overnight
72-73	3. au-, au̯e, u̯ē̆-	IE  4. u̯e-	down, away from
73-75	4. au-, u- : u̯ē̆-, u̯o-	IE  2. u-	other; that (one)
75-76	5. au̯-, au̯ē-	IE  2. u̯e-	to plait, weave
76-77	6. au̯-, au̯ed-	IE	to speak
77-78	7. au̯-, au̯ē-, au̯ēi-	IE	to like, help
78	8. au̯-, au̯ēi-	IE	to perceive, understand, be aware of
78-81	9. au̯(e)-, au̯ed-, au̯er-	IE  10. u̯er-	to wet, flow, sprinkle; water, river, etc.
81-84	10. au̯(e)-, au̯ē(i)-, u̯ē-	IE  3. u̯ē-	to vent, blow
84	11. au̯ē-, (u̯e-d(h)-?)	IE	to strain, take pains
84-85	au̯eg-, u̯ōg-, aug-, ug-	IE  u̯eg̑-	to augment, increase, magnify
86	au̯ei-, əu̯ei-?	IE  ō(u̯)i̯-om	bird, avifauna
86-87	au̯es-	IE  eus-	to shine
87	aug-	IE	to shine, gleam, glitter
87	augh-, ugh-	u̯ing̑-	nape of the neck
88	au̯ig̑-		oats; type of grass
88	auqu̯(h)- : uqu̯(h)-, probably also u̯equ̯(h)-	IE	cooking pot
88-89	au-lo-s : ēu-l-	IE	tube, pipe, aulos
89	au̯o-s	IE	maternal grandfather
90	aus-	IE	to draw (water); scoop, ladle
91	baˣb-, bhaˣbh-, paˣp-	IE  baˣmb-	to swell
91-92	baba-	IE  bal-bal-	babble, babbling, unclear speech
92	badi̯os	IE	bay, brown; gold, yellow
92-93	baitā, or paitā?	IE	goatskin; cloak, mantle
93	bak-	IE	stick, staff; to hit, peg
93	bal-, balbal-		to dance, shake, whirl
93	bal-bal-	bar-bar-	babbling, unclear speech
93-94	baˣmb-		(type of noise)
94-95	baˣmb-, bhaˣmbh-, paˣmp-, phaˣmph-	pank-	to swell
95	band-	IE	drop (of liquid)?
95	bar-bar-	blat-	babbling, unclear speech
95	bata-		babble, murmur, meaningless stuttering
95	bau	IE	bow-wow (onomatopoeic: dog barking)
95	bdel-		to suck
96	bē, bā		baa (onomatopoeic: sheep bleating)
96	bed-	IE	to swell
96	1. bel-		to cut off, cut out
96	2. bel-	IE	strong
96-97	bend-, bṇd-no-	IE	spike, needle, tip jutting out
97-98	1. b(e)u-, bh(e)u-	IE	(onomatopoeic: dull noise)
98-102	2. b(e)u-, bh(e)ū̆-	IE  pāuson-	to boil, swell, puff up
102	bis-(t)li-		gall
102	blat-	blē-	to chat, prattle
102	blē-	6. bhel-	to bleat
102	blou-, bhlou-?, plou-	IE	flea
103	bol-	IE	bulb, tuber
103	brangh-, brongh-?		hoarse?
103	breuq-		to jump
103	bronk-	IE	to lock, shut in
103	bu-	IE	lip; kiss, buss
104-5	1. bhā-, bhō-, bhə-	IE  2. bhāu-	to shine, glisten
105-6	2. bhā-	IE	to speak
106	bhabhā	IE	bean
106	bhā̆d-	IE	good, better
107	1. bhag-	IE	to divide, apportion
107	2. bhag-	bhorgu̯o-s	sharp
107-8	bhāgó-s	IE	beech (tree)
108	bhā̆gh-	bhō̆gh-	bog, swamp, lowland
108	bhāg̑hú-s	IE	elbow, forearm
108-9	bhar- : bhor- : bhr̥-	IE  bhares-	burr, stubble; something jutting out
109	bharu-	IE	(fir) tree, forest
109-10	bhares-, bhores-	IE  bhardhā	point, bristle, stubble (with formants)
110	bhardhā	IE  bhares-	beard
110-11	bhareku̯-, or bhereku̯-	IE	to farce, stuff full
111	bhares-	IE  bhar-	barley
111	bhasko-	IE	heap, bundle, fascicle
111	bhāso-, or bhēso-		(large bird of prey)
111-12	bhāt- : bhət-	IE  1. bhā̆u-	to bat, hit
112	1. bhā̆u- : bhū̆-	IE  bhāt-	to hit, beat
112	2. bhāu-	1. bhā-	to shine, glisten
112-13	1. b(h)e, and b(h)eg̑h	IE	beside, outside, without
113	2. bhē̆, bhō̆	IE	(emphatic particle)
113	bhē-, bhō-	IE	to warm, bake, roast, fry
113	bhebhru-, bhebhro-	5. bher-	glittering; bright brown
113-14	1. bhedh-	IE	to dig, stab, pierce, embed
114	2. bhedh-	IE	to flex, bend, crook
114-15	bheg-, bheng-	IE  bhog-	to bang, break, smash
115	bhēgh- : bhōgh-		to resist, dispute
116	bhegu̯-	IE	to flee, run away
116	bhei-	IE	bee (insect)
116-17	bheid-	IE  bhei(ə)-	to bite, prick, pierce, split
117	1. bheidh-	IE	to force; advise, confide, encourage
117	2. bheidh-	bhidh-	to bind, plait
117-18	bhei(ə)-, bhī-	IE  bheid-	to hit
118	bheigu̯-	IE	to shine, glitter?
118-20	1. bhel-, Balto-Slavic also bhelə-	IE  2. bhel-	glittering white
120	2. bhel-	bheleg-	henbane
120-22	3. bhel-, bhlē-	IE  2. bhlei-	to grow, spread, swell, inflate
122	4. bhel-, and bhlē-, bhlō-, bhlə-	IE	leaf, foil, blade; bloom
122-23	5. bhel-, chiefly with suffixes: bheləg̑-, bhelə-n-g̑-, bheleg̑-, bhl̥k̑-	IE	balk, beam, rafter
123-24	6. bhel-	IE  bhlē-	to speak, bell, bellow, resound
124	bh(e)lāg-		weak, silly, ridiculous
124	bheld-	IE	to hit, poke
124-25	bheleg-	IE  bhlendh-	to shine, glisten
125	bheleu-	IE  2. bhlēu-	to hit, weaken; ill, weak
125-26	bhelg̑h-	IE	to swell, bulge, billow
126	bhen-	IE	to hit, wound
126-27	bhend-		to sing, rejoice
127	bhendh-	IE	to tie, bind
127-28	bheng̑h-, bhn̥g̑h-, adj. bhn̥g̑hú-s	IE	fat, thick, dense
128-32	1. bher-	IE  bhren-	to bear, bring, carry
132-33	2. bher-	IE  bh(e)reu-	to boil, swell, well up
133-35	3. bher-	IE  bhrēi-	to bore, cut, scrape, use sharp tool
135-36	4. bher-	IE  bhereg-	to hum, buzz
136-37	5. bher-	IE  bherəg̑-	shining; bright brown
137	6. bher-	IE	to cook, bake, fry, roast
137-38	7. bher-		to plait, weave
138	bheredh-, bhṛdho-	IE	to cut; board
138-39	bhereg-	IE  2. bherem-	(onomatopoeic: to bark, cry, roar, etc.)
139-40	bherəg̑-, bhrēg̑-	IE  bherək̑-	to shine; bright, white
140-41	bhereg̑h-, bherg̑hos-	IE  bherg̑h-	high, noble; barrow, mountain
141-42	bherək̑-, bhrēk̑-	IE  bhebhru-	to shine, glitter
142	1. bherem-	IE	to stand out; brim, edge, hem
142-43	2. bherem-	IE  bhlos-q-	to hum, buzz, drone
143	bheres-	IE	quick, festinate
143-45	bh(e)reu- : bh(e)rū̆-	IE  bhrag-	to brew, boil, surge, be wild
145	bherg̑h-	IE  bhereg̑h-	to keep, hide, bury
145	bherug-, bhrug-, bhorg-		throat
145-46	1. bhes-	IE  bhoso-s	to spread, smear, rub on
146	2. bhes-	IE  perd-	to blow, breathe
146-50	bheu-, bheu̯ə-, bhu̯ā-, bhu̯ē- : bhō̆u- : bhū-	IE	to be, exist; grow, prosper
150-52	bheudh-, nasalized bhu-n-dh-	IE	to awaken, be aware
152	1. bheug-	IE	to flee, escape, seek refuge
152	2. bheug-, bheugh-		to free, put away
152-53	3. bheug-, bheugh-	IE	to bow, flex, bend, crook
153	4. bheug-	IE	to enjoy
153	bhidh-	2. bheidh-	pot, vat, cauldron
153-54	bhili-, bhilo-	IE	good, friendly, harmonious
154	bhlag̑-	IE	to hit, flog, flail
154	bhlagh-men-	IE	priest, flamen, wizard
154-55	bhlē-	IE  bhlē̆d-	to bleat, weep, howl
155	bhlē̆d-, bhl̥d-	IE  baba-	to boil, bubble up; boast, chatter
155	bhlegu̯-	IE	to swell, become bloated
155-56	1. bhlē̆i- : bhləi- : bhlī-	IE  bhlē̆ig̑-	to shine, glitter
156	2. bhlei-	IE  bhleu-	to swell, burst, blow up
156-57	bhlē̆ig̑-, bhlīg̑-	IE  bhleiq-	to shine, glitter
157	bhleiq-	bhləido-s	to shine, glitter
157-58	bhlendh-	IE  bhles-	dim, pale, blond, reddish
158	bhles-	IE  1. bhlēu-	to shine, glitter
158-59	bhleu-	IE  3. bhel-	to bloat, swell, blow up; flow
159	1. bhlēu- : bhləu- : bhlū-	IE  bhleu-(k-)	to shine, glitter
159	2. bhlēu- : bhləu- : bhlū-	IE  bhleus-	bad, weak, miserable
159-60	bhleu-(k-)	IE  bhlē-u̯o-s	to burn
160	bhlē-u̯o-s	IE  1. bhel-	a light color (blue, yellow)
160	bhleus-	bheleu-	mild, weak
160	bhləido-s	1. bhlē̆i-	pale, light
160-61	bhlīg̑- : *bhlēig-	IE	to hit, strike, inflict
161	bhlō̆k-	IE	flock, tow, wool; cloth?
161	bhlos-q-	4. bher-	(onomatopoeic: to bark, cry, roar, etc.)
161	bhog-	IE  bheg-	beck, flowing water
161	bhō̆gh-, or bhā̆gh-	IE  bhā̆gh-	bog, swamp, lowland
161-62	bhōi- : bhəi- : bhī-, bhii̯ə-	IE	to fear, be afraid
162	bhok-	IE	to burn?
162	bholo-		mist, smoke, steam?
163	bhorgu̯o-s	2. bhag-	gruff, unfriendly
163	bhoso-s	IE  1. bhes-	bare, naked
163	bhoudhi-		victory
163	bhouku̯os		a buzzing insect
163	bhrag-, better bhrə-g-	IE  2. bher-	to scent, smell
163-64	bhrā́ter-	IE	brother, family member
164	bhred(h?)-		to wade, wander
165	1. bhreg̑-	IE  bhre(n)k̑-	to break
166	2. bhreg̑-	IE	to stick up
166-67	bhrēi-, bhrī̆-	IE  1. bhrē̆u-	to fray, pierce, cut with sharp tool
167	bhren-	IE  bhrendh-	to bulge, stick out; edge, brink
167-68	bhrendh-	IE  bhrenk-	to sprout, swell up
168	bhrenk-, bhronk-	IE  2. bhrēu-	to bring
168	bhre(n)k̑-	bhres-	to err, be ensnared
168-69	bhren-to-s		deer, horned animal
169	bhres-	IE  1. bhreg̑-	to burst, break
169	bhreu-, bhreu-d-	IE  1. bhreu-s-	to swell, sprout
169	1. bhrē̆u-, bhrū̆-	IE  bhreu-k̑-	to break, cut, pierce
170	2. bhrēu-, bhrū-	1. bher-	edge
170	bhreu-k̑-	IE  2. bhreu-s-	to strike, throw
170-71	1. bhreu-s-	IE  bhrugh-no-	to swell, sprout
171	2. bhreu-s-	IE  bhroisqo-	to bruise, break to pieces
171-72	3. bhreus-, bhrū̆s-	IE	to boil, sound, etc.
172	bhroisqo-, bhrisqo-	3. bher-	bitter
172-73	1. bhrū-	IE	brow, eyebrow
173	2. bhrū-, bhrēu-	IE	beam, bridge
173	bhrūg-	IE	fruit; to brook, enjoy
174	bhrugh-no-	bhreu-	twig
174	bhudh-m(e)n	IE	base, ground, bottom, fundament
174	bhū̆g̑o-s, familiar form bhukko-s	IE	buck, goat
175	dā-	IE	fluid; river; to flow
175-79	dā : də-, and dāi- : dəi-, dī̆-	IE  3. del-	to share, divide
179	dāiu̯ēr, genitive daiu̯rés	IE	brother-in-law
179	dak̑ru-	IE  ak̑ru	tear (from the eye)
179-81	dāu-, dəu-, dū̆-	IE	to burn, injure, torment
181	*dəg̑h-mó-	dəg̑h-mó-s	slanting
181-83	de-, do-	IE	I-deictic; here
183	dē- : də-, and dēi-, dī-	IE	to tie, bind
183	dēg-	IE	to take, grab, pack?
183-87	1. dei-, dei̯ə-, dī-, di̯ā-	IE	to shine, glitter; day, sun; god, deity
187	2. dei̯ə-, di̯ā-, di̯ə-, dī-	IE	to move, spin, swing
187-88	deig̑h-	IE	to itch, prick; tick
188-89	deik̑-	IE	to teach, show
189-91	1. dek̑-	IE  des-	to take
191	2. dek̑- : dok̑-, dēk̑-	IE  denk̑-	to tear, rip to pieces
191-92	dek̑m̥, dek̑m̥-t, dek̑u-	IE  u̯ī-k̑m̥t-ī	ten, decade
193	1. del-	IE	to tell, count, calculate
193-94	2. del-		to shake, totter
194-96	3. del-, dol-, delə-	IE  1. dhā̆bh-	to split, divide
196	4. del-	IE	to rain, dribble
196-97	5. del-	IE	long
198-99	dem-, demə-	IE	to build, timber; house, domicile
199-200	demə-, domə-, domə-	IE	to tame
201	demel-		worm?
201	denk̑-	IE  2. dek̑-	to bite
201-2	1. dens-	IE  2. dens-	to learn; mental power
202-3	2. dens-	IE  1. dens-	dense
203	deph-	IE	to push, stamp, thrust
203	1. der- : dōr-, der-, or dōr- : dər-	IE  4. der-	hand span
203-4	2. der-, reduplicated der-der-, dr̥dor-, broken reduplication dor-d-, dr̥-d-	IE  3. dher-	(onomatopoeic: to mutter, grumble)
204-6	3. der-, drā-, dreb-, drem-, dreu-	IE	to run, trip, tread, tramp
206-11	4. der-, heavy-base derə-, drē-	IE  1. der-	to cut, skin, split, tear
211-12	derbh-	IE	to wind, put together
212	der(ep)-	IE  derk̑-	to see?
212	derə-, drā-	IE	to work
212-13	dergh-	IE	to grasp
213	derk̑-	IE  der(ep)-	to look
214-17	deru-, dō̆ru-, dr(e)u-, drou-, dreu̯ə- : drū-	IE	firm, solid; tree, wood
217	des-, dēs-	1. dek̑-	to find
217-18	1. deu-	IE	to sink in, plunge into
218-19	2. deu-, or dou- : du-	IE	to worship, venerate; mighty
219-20	3. deu-, deu̯ə-, du̯ā-, dū-	IE	to pass, move forward
220-21	deuk-	IE	to tug, pull, drag, tow
221-22	deup- : kteup-?		(onomotopoeic: dull thud)
222	dəg̑h-mó-s	gei-	slanting
222	digh-	IE	goat
222	dī̆p-ro-, dī̆p-erā		sacrificial animal
222	dl̥kú-	IE	sweet, dulcet
223	dn̥g̑hū, dn̥g̑hu̯ā	IE	tongue
223-26	dō- : də-, also dō-u- : dəu- : du-	IE	to give, donate
226	dous-		arm
226	drē- : drə-, extended dr-ē̆m-	IE	to sleep
226-27	dreg̑h-		vexed, displeased, unwilling
227	dumb-, dumbh-?	IE	tail, penis
227	dus-	IE	bad, foul, evil
227-28	du̯ei-	IE	to fear
228-32	du̯ō(u)	IE  gu̯is-ti-s	two, duo
233	1. dhā̆bh-, nasalized dhamb(h)-	IE  dā	to be speechless, astonished; to dab, be touched, affected
233-34	2. dhabh-	IE	to fix, suit; proper
234	dhā̆l-	IE  2. dhel-	to bloom, be green
234	dhanu-, or dhonu-	IE	(type of tree)
235	dhau-	IE	to press, strangle
235	1. dhē-, reduplicated dhē-dh(ē)-	IE  dhē(i)-	older family member (nursery word)
235-39	2. dhē-	IE  u̯eidh-	to do, put, place, set
239	3. dhē-, dhə-	IE	to disappear, pass away
239	dheb-	IE	fat, thick, heavy
240	dhebh-, dhebh-eu-	IE  dhembh-	to harm, injure
240-41	dhegu̯h-	IE	to burn
241-42	dhē(i)-, also dh-ei-?	IE  1. dhē-	to suck, suckle
243	dhei̯ə- : dhi̯ā- : dhī-	IE	to look, see, show
243-44	dhēigu̯- : dhōigu̯- : dhīgu̯-	IE	to dig, plant, stab, stick
244-45	dheig̑h-	IE	to build, knead clay
245-46	1. dhel-, dholo-	IE	curve; dell, hollow
246	2. dhel-	IE  dhā̆l-	to light; shining
246	3. dhel-	IE	to tremble
246	dhelbh-	IE	to dig, delve, bury
247	dhelg-	IE	to stab, stick; needle
247	dhelgh-, dhelg-	IE	to hit
247-48	dhem-, dhemə-	IE	to blow, fly about like dust
248-49	dhembh-, dhm̥bh-	IE  dheu-b-	to dig
249	1. dhen-	IE	to flow, run
249	2. dhen-	IE	flat of hand, surface of land, etc.
249-50	3. dhen-	IE	to hit, ding, push, thrust
250	1. dhengh-	IE	to press, cover
250	2. dhengh-	IE	to get, grip, reach
251-52	1. dher-, dherə-	IE  4. dher-	dirt, dreg, some type of deposit
252-55	2. dher-, dherə-	IE	to hold, support
255-56	3. dher-, dhereu-, dhrē̆n-	IE  2. der-	(onomatopoeic: to drone, growl, purr, etc.)
256	4. dher- : dhor- : dher-	IE  5. dher-	to jump (at)
256	5. dher-, dhrei-d-	IE  1. dher-	to defecate; dirt
257	dherāgh-	IE  dhreg̑-	to drag, pull
257	dherbh-, dherəbh-?	IE	to work
257-58	dherebh-	IE	to harden; coagulated
258	dheregh-		bushy plants
258	dhereg̑h-, dhr̥g̑h-nā-	IE	to turn, wind
259	dhers-	IE	to dare, be bold
259	dhēs-, dhəs-	IE	(used in religious terms)
259-60	1. dheu-	IE	to flow, run
260-61	2. dheu-, dhu̯-ēi-	IE	to die, faint, vanish
261	3. dheu-		to shine brightly
261-67	4. dheu-, dheu̯ə-, presumably dhu̯ē-, compare suffixes dhu̯ē-k-, dhu̯ē̆-s-	IE  dheu̯es-	to blow, dissipate, fly about like dust, etc.
267-68	dheu-b-, dheu-p-	IE  dhebh-	deep, hollow
268	dheubh-, dhubh-	IE	peg, wedge
268-71	dheu̯es-, dhu̯ē̆s-, dheus-, dhū̆s-	IE  4. dheu-	to blow, dissipate, fly about like dust, etc.
271	dheugh-	IE	to milk, press, touch
271	dhlas-, or dhels- : dhl̥s-		to press, squeeze; squash?
271-72	dhl̥gh-	IE	debt, guilt, duty
272	dhō-		to sharpen
272	dhō[u]- : dhū-		rope?
272-73	dhrebh-	IE	to drub, crush, grind to pieces
273	dhreg̑-	IE  terk-	to pull
273	1. dhregh-	IE	to run
273-74	2. dhregh-	IE	to hurt, torment
274	dhreibh-	IE	to drive, push, thrust
274-75	dhreu-	IE	to grind, crumble
275	1. dhreugh-		to shake, tremble
276	2. dhreugh-	IE	to harm, deceive
276	dhrigh-, or dhreikh-		hair, bristle
276-77	dhrono-		multicolored?
277	dhug(h)əter-	IE	daughter
277	dhu̯en-, dhun-	IE	to hum, drone
277	dhu̯er-, dhu̯erə-		to harm by trickery/deception
278-79	dhu̯ē̆r-, dhu̯ō̆r-, dhur-, dhu̯r̥-	IE	door
279	dhu̯ergh- : drugh-	IE	crippled, dwarf-like, low in stature
280-81	1. ē̆, ō̆	IE  1. o	(particle: he, this, etc.)
281	2. ē, ō	IE  2. ō	oh (vocative interjection)
281-86	3. e-, ei-, i-, fem. ī-	IE  i̯āi	(demonstrative particle: one, this, etc.)
287	ebhi? : obhi : bhi	epi	from, around, (up) to, etc.
287-89	ed-	IE	to eat
289-90	1. edh-		tip, point
290	2. edh-	IE	fence of stakes
290	eg-	IE	lack (of something)
290-91	ēg̑-, ōg̑-, əg̑-	IE	to say, speak
291	eg̑-, eg̑(h)om, eg̑ō	IE  1. me-	ego, I (pronoun)
291-92	eg̑hero-	IE	(inland) lake
292	eg̑hi-	angu̯(h)i-	hedgehog
292-93	eg̑hs, eg̑hz	IE	from, out of, ex-
293	egnis : ognis	IE	fire
293	ehem, eheu, eho	IE	aha! oho! (exclamation)
293-97	1. ei-	IE  i̯ā-	to go, exit
297	2. ē̆i	oiu̯ā	O (vocative particle)
297-98	3. ei-	IE	bright; reddish
298	4. ei- : oi-	IE	pole, stake
298	eibh- : oibh-, i̯ebh-	IE  i̯ebh-	to copulate
298	eig-, oig-	IE	to lament, complain
298-99	ēik-	IE	to own, possess, be capable
299-301	1. eis-	IE	to move rapidly/violently
301	2. ei-s-, ei-n-	IE	ice, frost
301-2	ek̑u̯o-s	IE	horse
302-4	1. el-, ol-, el-	IE  4. el-	red, brown
304-5	2. el-	2. lei-	to lie, recline
305	3. el- : ol-		to rot, be moldy
306	4. el-, ol-	IE  ul-	(a noise)
306	5. el-, ol-	IE	to destroy
306-7	6. el-, elə- : lā-, el-eu-(dh-)	IE  2. leu-dh-	to go, move, drive
307	7. el-, elə-, with k-suffix elk-, elək-	IE  elk-	hungry; bad?
307-9	8. el-, elē̆i-, lē̆i-, olī̆nā	IE  1. lē̆i-	to bend; elbow
309-10	ēl-	IE	line, strip
310	ēlā	IE	awl, bodkin
310	elg-		poor, needy
310	elk-, elək-	7. el-	hungry; bad?
310	elkos-	IE	boil, abscess
310-11	em-	IE	to take
311	embhi-, empi-		bee, gnat, mosquito
311-14	1. en	IE  3. nei-	in
314	2. en-	IE	year
314	ēn		behold! look here!
314-15	1. enebh-, embh-, ombh-, nō̆bh-, nēbh-?, m̥bh-	IE	navel
315-16	2. enebh- : nebh-, embh-, m̥bh-	IE  2. nebh-	wet, damp; cloud, nimbus; water
316-18	enek̑-, nek̑-, enk̑-, n̥k̑-	IE	to reach, obtain
318	ē̆neu, ē̆nu	IE	without
318-19	e-neu̯en, neu̯n̥, enu̯n̥	IE  neu̯os	nine
319	engu̯-, n̥gu̯ḗn	IE	bump, swelling
319-21	eno-, possibly e-no- : ono- : no- : -ne-	IE  2. ne	that
321	en(o)mn̥-, (o)nomn̥, nōmn̥	IE  nōmn̥	name
321-22	enos-, or onos-	IE	onus, burden
322	enq-, onq-		to sigh, groan
322	ent-, better ant-?		to weave
323	epero-		wild boar
323-25	epi, opi, pi	IE  obhi-	at, near, epi-
325	ēpi-		comrade, companion
325	epop, opop		(onomatopoeic: call of hoopoe bird)
325	eph-		to cook
325-26	1. er-, or-	IE	erne, eagle
326	2. er-, eri-		goat, sheep
326-32	3. er- : or- : r-	IE  2. ereu-	to move, set in motion
332	4. er-, er-t-, er-u̯-	IE	earth
332-33	5. er-, erə-, thematic (e)r-ĕ-	IE  2. rē̆-	loose, crumbly
333	ereb-, orob-, rōb-		to drill, make holes, hollow out
334	ē̆reb(h)-, ō̆rob(h)-	IE  regu̯os-	(dark color, reddish brown)
334	ered-	red-	to flow away; dampness
335	eregu̯(h)o-, erogu̯(h)o-	IE	pea, legume
335	1. erek-, er[e]gh-		tick, mite, louse
335	2. er(e)k-, rek-, rok-		to tear, cut, split
335	1. eres-		to stab, pierce
336-37	2. ere-s-, ers-, r̥s-, eres-, and rē̆s-, rō̆s-	IE  rēs-	to flow
337	1. ereu-	IE  4. reu-	to ask, seek
338	2. ereu-	ers-	to tear, rip up
338	1. erə-, rē-, er(e)-	IE  3. rē-	to row; oar
338-39	2. erə-, rē-	IE  4. rē-	to rest, be still
339	er(ə)d-, (er(ə)d-), er(ə)dh-	IE	high; to grow
339	ergh-	IE	to shake, tremble
340	erku̯-	ar(e)-g̑-	to beam, shine; to praise
340	ers- : orsos	IE  1. rebh-	tail; arse, rump, backside
340-42	es-	IE	is, to be
342	esu-s : su-	IE	good, able
342-43	ē̆s-	IE  niz-do-	to sit
343	es-en-, os-en-	IE	summer, harvest time
343	ē̆s-r̥(gu̯), genitive es-n-és	IE	blood
343	et(e)n-		seed, grain
344	ēter-	IE	intestines
344	eti	IE	out, beyond, etc.
345	ētī-	IE  anət-	eider (duck)
345	ēt-mén-	IE	breath
345	ētro-	IE  āt(e)r-	quick, swift, hurried
345-46	1. eu-, euə- : u̯ā-, u̯ə-	IE  u̯āsto-s	to lack, want; empty, vacant
346	2. eu-	IE	to dress, put on
346	3. eu-		to feel
347	4. eu-		(exclamation of joy)
347	ēudh-, ōudh-, ūdh-	IE	udder
347	euk-	IE	to accustom oneself, be used to
347-48	eus-	IE  9. u̯es-	to burn
348	eu̯egu̯h-	IE	to praise, worship, avow, speak formally
349	g̑ā̆b-		to show, watch out for
349	gag-, gōg-	IE	something round/lumpy
349-50	1. gal-	IE	bald, callow, naked
350-51	2. gal-	IE  ghel-	to call, cry
351	3. gal-, or ghal-	IE	to be able
351	gan(dh)-		vessel
352	gang-	IE	to mock, scorn
352	g̑ā̆r-	IE  2. ger-	to call, cry
353	garəg̑-		grim, grievous, dreadful
353	gāu-	IE	to rejoice, be glad
353	g̑ebh-	g̑egh-	bough, branch, stick
354	g̑egh-, g̑ogh-	g̑ebh-	branch, bush; picket
354-55	gei-	IE  *dəg̑h-mó-	to bend, turn
355	gē(i)- : gō(i)- : gī-		to cry, sing
355-56	g̑ēi-, g̑ī-	IE	to sprout
356	geid-	IE	to stab; kittle, tickle
356	g̑eid-		to suck
356	geig̑-		to bite, prick, stab
356	g̑eis-		gravel
357-64	1. gel-	IE	to curl, form into ball; round
365	2. gel-, and gu̯el-	IE	to glut, devour, envelop
365-66	3. gel(ə)-	IE	cool, cold; to keel, freeze
366-67	g̑el-, g̑elə-, g̑lē-, also *gelēi- : g̑(e)ləi-	IE	bright; to shine, be joyful
367	gelebh-	IE  gleubh-	to flay, scrape
367	geli-, glī-		mouse
367-68	g̑(e)lōu̯-	IE	sister-in-law
368-69	gem-	IE	to grasp, grip; be full
369	g̑embh-, g̑m̥bh-, g̑ombhos	IE  g̑ep(h)-	to bite; tooth
369-70	g̑em(e)-	IE	to marry
370-73	gen-	IE  1. ken-	to pinch, press together, etc.
373-75	1. g̑en-, g̑enə-, g̑nē-, g̑nō-	IE	to bear, produce, generate
376-78	2. g̑en-, g̑enə-, g̑nē-, g̑nō-	IE	to ken, know, recognize
378-79	genebh-, genobh-	IE	pin, wooden plug
379-80	geng-, gong-		lump
380	gengh-		to turn, weave
380-81	1. g̑enu-, g̑neu-	IE	knee, joint
381-82	2. g̑enu-, fem., g̑enədh- : g̑onədh-	IE	chin, jaw(bone)
382	g̑ep(h)-, g̑ebh-	IE  g̑embh-	jaw, jowl, mouth; to eat
382-83	1. ger-, gere-	IE	to cram, collect, put together
383-85	2. ger-	IE  4. gu̯er(ə)-	(onomatopoeic: to crow, shriek, etc.)
385-90	3. ger-	IE	to turn, wind, curl
390	4. ger-, grēi-		to grow, awaken
390-91	g̑er-, g̑erə-, g̑rē-	IE	to rub; rotten; to age, ripen; grain
392	gerebh-	IE  grēb(h)o-s	to carve, scratch; write
392-93	g̑ers-	IE	to bend, turn
393-98	gēu-, gəu-, gū-	IE  gou̯ə-	to bend, curl; cup, vessel
399	g̑eu-, g̑eu̯ə-, also geu̯ə-	IE	to hurry, promote
399	g(e)u-lo-	IE	glowing coal
399-400	g̑eus-	IE	to taste, degust, enjoy
400	g(i̯)eu-, g̑(i̯)eu-	IE	to chew
400-1	glag-, or glak-	IE	milk
401	gleg̑-		soft, tender
401	g̑lei-		to attack, run at
401-2	gleubh-	IE  gelebh-	to cut, cleave, pare, slice
402	glōgh- : gləgh-	IE	barb, spike
402	1. gol-, lengthened grade gōl-, reduced grade gol-		to camp, lie down; den (of animals)
403	2. gol-		bough, branch, twig
403	gō̆u-, gou̯ə-, gū-		to call, cry
403-4	gou̯ə-, or gau̯ə-? : gū-	IE  gēu-	hand; to grab
404	gras- : grō̆s-	IE	to gnaw, eat, devour
404	grēb(h)o-s : grōb(h)o-s	gred-	beech or hornbeam (tree)
405	gred- : grod-	IE  gerebh-	to grate, scratch
405	grem-	IE	to be damp; to sink
405-6	1. greus-		to crush, crumble, crackle
406	2. greus-		to burn, smolder
406	greut-	IE	to crush, press; curd
406	grōd-, grəd-	2. gher-	hail?
406	gru-	IE	to grunt (of pigs)
407	gha gha, ghe ghe, ghi ghi	IE  g̑han-	to cackle, gaggle (of geese)
407-9	ghabh-	IE	to take, grab, seize
409	ghabh(o)lo-, masc., ghabh(o)lā fem.	IE	branch, fork
409	g̑hāgu̯h-		young bird/animal
409-10	ghaido-, or g̑haido-	IE	goat, kid
410	ghais-	IE	to stick, be fixed to
410	g̑haiso-, or g̑həiso- : g̑hēiso-	IE	dart; staff, stick
410	ghait-ā		curly/wavy hair
411	g̑hal-, g̑hal-ar-		flaw, defect; harm
411	g̑halg(h)-	IE	flexible twig
411	g̑han-	g̑han-s-	to yawn
412	g̑han-s-	IE  1. g̑hē-	goose
412-13	1. g̑hasto-, g̑hazdho-	IE	pole, rod, gad; twig
413	2. g̑hasto-		arm, hand
413-14	g̑hau-, g̑hau̯ə-	IE	to call
414	ghau̯o-		false
414-16	g̑hðem-, g̑hðom-, genitive-ablative g̑h(ð)m-és	IE	earth, ground, soil, humus
416	g̑hði̯és, zero-grade g̑hðis, simplified to g̑hðés, g̑hi̯és, g̑hés	IE	yesterday
416-17	g̑hðū-, or g̑hi̯ū-?	IE	fish, ichthyoid
417-18	ghe-, gho-	IE  g̑hō	(enclitic (emphatic?) particle)
418-19	1. g̑hē-, g̑hēi-	IE  2. g̑hē-	to lack, be empty; leave, go out
419-22	2. g̑hē- : ghə-, and g̑hēi- : g̑hī-	IE  gha gha	to gape, yawn
423	ghebh-el-, ghebh-el-, ghebh-elo-	IE	gable, head
423	ghed-	IE	to defecate; hole, opening
423-24	ghedh-, ghodh-	IE	to join, unite, gather, make a bond
424	ghegh-		to bend, curve
424	g̑(h)eg̑h-		ferret (or similar carnivorous mammal)
424-25	1. g̑hei-, g̑hēi-	IE  g̑hēu-	to goad, drive; to throw, wound
425-26	2. g̑hei- : g̑hi-	IE	snow; winter
426-27	gheidh-	IE  gheig̑h-	to desire, yearn for
427	gheig̑h-	IE  gheidh-	to desire, yearn for
427	gheis-, and g̑heiz-d-	IE	shocked, aghast, confused
428	ghel-	IE  6. kel-	to yell, call, cry
429-34	1. g̑hel-, and ghel-?, also as i-, u-, or n-stem; g̑helə-, g̑hlē-, g̑hlō-, g̑hlə-	IE  ghlādh-	to shine, glare, glow; gold, yellow, bright color
434	2. g̑hel-	IE	to cut?
434	g̑hēlā		wine?
434	gheldh-		to desire, wish for
435	ghel(ē̆)g̑h-	IE	(type of metal)
435	gheləd-	IE	hail, ice
435	ghelg̑h-		gland
435	ghel-ond-, ghol-n̥d-		stomach, intestines
435	ghel-ōu-, ghelū-	IE	turtle, tortoise
436	ghel-tō, Germanic and ghel-dhō Slavic	IE	to cost, pay, be worth
436	ghelunā	IE	jaw, gill
436-37	ghen-	IE	to grind, crack open, gnaw to pieces
437-38	ghend-, and ghed-	IE	to get, grasp, seize
438	ghendh-, ghondh-	IE	boil, abscess
438-39	g̑hengh-	IE	to step, stride, march
439	1. gher-	IE  g̑hlād-	(onomatopoeic: to snarl, rattle, etc.)
439-40	2. gher-	ghrēi-	to rub, stroke hard
440	3. gher-, ghrē- : ghrō- : ghrə-	IE  7. g̑her-	to come out, jut out
440-41	1. g̑her-	IE	to desire, yearn for
441	2. g̑her-	IE  g̑herzd(h)	to gash, slit, scrape, scratch
441-42	3. g̑her-, and g̑herə-, g̑hrē-	IE	to beam, shine, shimmer
442-43	4. g̑her-	IE  g̑herdh-	to grab, grip, seize
443	5. g̑her-, g̑hor-nā	IE	bowels
443	6. g̑her-, g̑herə- : g̑hrē-?	IE	short, small
443	7. g̑her-	g̑hers-	to stiffen, stand out
444	g̑herdh-, and gherdh-	IE  g̑hesto-	to gird, enclose, encompass
445	1. ghers-, ghres-		horror, disgust, revulsion
445	2. ghers-		(type of weed, e.g. goat's foot)
445-46	g̑hers-	IE  ghrē-	to stiffen, bristle, stand out
446	gherto-		milk, butter
446	g̑herzd(h), genitive g̑hr̥zd(h)-es, g̑herzdā	IE  2. g̑her-	barley, prickly grain
446	g̑héslo-	IE	thousand, chiliad
447	g̑hesor-, g̑hesr-	IE	hand
447	g̑hesto-	IE  4. g̑her-	arm, hand
447-48	1. g̑heu-	IE	to gush, pour, found
448	2. g̑heu-, g̑heu-d-	IE	to die, disappear, get away
449	g̑hēu- : g̑hō(u)- : g̑həu-	IE  1. g̑hei-	to gape, yawn
450	gheub(h)-		to bend, move
450	gheug̑h-, ghū̆g̑h-		to conceal, do secretly
451	gheu̯ei̯ā, g̑heu̯ei̯ā		pit, hollow
451	ghlādh-	1. g̑hel-	bright, brilliant
451	g̑hlād-	1. gher-	to call, sound
451	ghleu-	IE	to be happy, joyful, gleeful
451-52	g̑hō	IE  ū̆d-	behind; towards
452	ghoilo-s	IE	foaming, turbulent, frothing up
452	ghom-		stall
452	ghō̆s-		to eat
453	ghosti-s	IE	guest, stranger
453	ghou̯(ē)-	IE	to gawk, be aware of, pay attention to
453-54	ghou-ro-s	IE	frightened, frightening
454	ghous-		to sound, hear
454	ghrē- : ghrō- : ghrə-	IE  3. gher-	to grow, become green
455	1. ghrebh-, gherbh-, root extension ghrebhā-	IE  2. ghrebh-	to grab, grasp
455-56	2. ghrebh-	IE  ghreib-	to dig, grub, grave, scratch
456-57	ghredh-	IE	to stride, march
457	ghrēi- : ghrəi- : ghrī-, and lit. ghrei-	IE  1. ghrem-	to smear over
457-58	ghreib-	IE  1. ghrebh-	to grip, grab
458	1. ghrem-	IE  ghren-	to rub, scratch
458-59	2. ghrem-	IE	to grumble; resound, thunder
459	ghren-	IE  2. ghrēu-	to grind, rub, stroke hard
459-60	ghrendh-		beam
460	1. ghrēu- : ghrəu- : ghrū-	IE	to collapse, fall down
460-62	2. ghrēu- : ghrəu- : ghrū-	IE  grōd-	to crush, rub sharply
462	ghroud-		(round body part, e.g. cheek, bosom)
463-65	gu̯ā-, gu̯em-	IE  gu̯em-	to come, go
465	gu̯ā̆dh-	IE	to dive, sink, submerge
465-66	1. gu̯ēbh-, or gu̯ābh-?, gu̯əbh-	IE	to plunge, dive in
466	2. gu̯ēb(h)-	IE	slimy; frog
466-67	gu̯edh-	IE	to hit, push; harm, injure
467	1. gu̯ei-	IE	to cry, weep, complain
467	2. gu̯ei-		to enclose, push together
467-69	3. gu̯ei̯-, and gu̯ei̯ə-	IE	to live, survive
469	gu̯ēi-, or gu̯ei̯ə- : gu̯ī-		hide, skin
469	gu̯eid(h)-	IE	mud
469-70	gu̯ei̯ə-	IE	to prevail, overpower, be mighty
470-71	1. gu̯el-	IE	to stab; pain, death, quell
471-72	2. gu̯el-, gu̯elə-, gu̯lē-	IE	to flow, drip down; throw
472-73	3. gu̯el-, gu̯el-, gu̯lā-	IE	acorn, valonia; oak?
473	gu̯elbh-	IE	womb, uterus; young animal
473	gu̯em-	gu̯ā-	to go, come
473-74	gu̯ē̆nā	IE	wife, queen, woman
474-76	1. gu̯er-, gu̯erə-	IE	to swallow; craw, gorge, throat
476-77	2. gu̯er-, gu̯erə-, gu̯erəu-, gu̯erī-	IE	grave, heavy
477-78	3. gu̯er-, gu̯or-	IE  gu̯retso-	mountain
478	4. gu̯er(ə)-	IE  g̑ā̆r-	to praise, congratulate, raise one's voice
479	g̑u̯er-, g̑u̯erə-	IE	to burn, be hot
479	gu̯eru-		pole, spit
479-80	gu̯es-, zgu̯es-	IE	to quench, extinguish
480	gu̯es-, gȗos-, gus-, extended gu̯oz-do-		leaves, branches
480	1. gu̯et-	IE	resin
480-81	2. gu̯et-	IE	to speak, talk
481	gu̯et-	IE	swelling
481	gu̯ii̯ā, gu̯ii̯ós		sinew
481	gu̯is-ti-s	du̯ō(u)	finger
482	gu̯īu̯-		resin
482	gu̯l̥tur(os)		vulture
482	gu̯or-gu̯(or)o-		dirt, dung
482-83	gu̯ou-	IE	cow, ox, gaur
483-85	gu̯ōu-, gu̯ū-	IE	dirt, dung
485	gu̯ozd(h)o-, gu̯ozd(h)i-		nail, penis
485	gu̯rebh-	IE	young, embryo
485	gu̯reig̑-		to sleep, dream
485	gu̯rendh-	IE	to swell; breast
485	gu̯retso-	IE  3. gu̯er-	big, thick, gross
485-86	gu̯rēug̑h-, gu̯rū̆g̑h-		to bite, grind one's teeth
487	gu̯hðei(ə)-	IE  ku̯þei-	to destroy, perish
487-88	gu̯hðer-	IE	to flow, run
488	gu̯hedh-	IE	to ask, beg, wish for
488-89	*gu̯hēi- : gu̯həi-, gu̯həi-d- : gu̯hīd-	IE	bright, shining
489	gu̯heiə- : gu̯hī-	IE	vein, sinew, tendon
489	gu̯hel-	IE	to want, wish
489-90	g̑hu̯el-	IE	to bend, swerve
490	g̑hu̯elg-		to glance, look at
490	gu̯hemb-		to hop, spring (happily)
490-91	g̑hu̯en-		to sound
491	1. gu̯hen-	IE	to swell, abound
491-93	2. gu̯hen(-ə)-	IE	to hit, strike, fend
493	g̑hu̯ē̆r-	IE	wild animal
493-95	gu̯her-	IE	warm, hot
495	g̑hu̯oigu̯-	IE	to shine; star
495	g̑hu̯ōku̯-, g̑hu̯əku̯-		to shine, shimmer
495	gu̯hrē-	IE	to scent, smell
496	gu̯hren-	IE	diaphragm; mind, soul
497	hā̆	IE	(surprise: ha! oh!)
497	ha ha!	IE	(laughter)
499	īl-, īlu-		dirt, mud; black
499	īli-	IE	groin, intestines
501	i̯ā- : i̯ō-	IE	to punish, be angry, excited
501	i̯ā-	i̯ē-ro-	to go
501-2	i̯ag-	IE	to worship, venerate
502	i̯agh-		to hunt, wish for
502	i̯āi	i̯ām	(demonstrative stem: one, this, etc.)
502	i̯ā̆m-, or i̯em- : i̯em- : i̯ōm-		to dig
502	i̯ām	i̯o-	(demonstrative stem: one, this, etc.)
502	i̯ē- : i̯ə-	IE	to do, throw, project
503	i̯ebh-	eibh-	to copulate
503	i̯eg-	IE	ice, icicle
503	i̯ēgu̯ā	IE	force, strength
503-4	i̯ek-	IE  i̯ēk-	to speak
504	i̯ēk- : i̯ək-	IE  i̯ek-	to heal
504	i̯ē̆ku̯-r̥(t-), genitive i̯eku̯-n-és	IE	liver
504-5	iēlo- : i̯əlo-		raw, unripe
505	i̯em-	IE	to hold, match, defeat, geminate; twin
505-6	i̯énəter-, weak case i̯enətr-, i̯n̥̄tr-		sister-in-law
506	i̯ē-ro-	1. ei-	year, summer
506	i̯es-	IE	to boil, foam up
506-7	i̯et-		to set out, strive for
507	1. i̯eu-	IE	to mix, mingle (of meal preparation)
508-10	2. i̯eu-, i̯eu̯ə-, i̯eu-g-	IE  4. i̯eu-	to yoke, join, tie together
510-11	3. i̯eu-	IE	young
511	4. i̯eu-	IE  i̯eu̯os-	to separate, hold apart
511-12	i̯eu-dh-	IE	to fight, move swiftly
512	i̯eug̑-		to excite, arouse; unsteady
512	i̯eu-ni-, or i̯ou-ni-		the right place/way
512	i̯eu̯o-	IE	grain, esp. barley
512	i̯eu̯os-	IE  2. i̯eu-	rule, right, justice, statute
513	i̯o-	i̯ou	(relative stem: one, this, etc.)
513	i̯oi-ni-		reed (bulrush)
513	i̯ork-		(type of deer)
513	i̯ou, i̯u	oi-	(demonstrative stem: one, this, etc.)
513	i̯ō[u]s- : i̯ūs-	IE	belt; to gird
513-14	1. i̯u-	IE  6. u̯ē̆s-	you (plural)
514	2. i̯ū̆	IE	yowl (exclamation of joy/wonder)
515	kā-	IE  kā̆m-	to like, wish, desire
515-16	kā̆, ke, kom	IE	well! (particle)
516	kā̆d-	k̑ād-	to rob, harm, damage; chase
516	kadh-	IE	to guard, cover, protect
516	1. k̑ad-	IE	to fall
516-17	2. k̑ad-		to shine, sparkle
517	k̑ād- : k̑ədes- : k̑əd-s-	IE  kā̆d-	hate, displeasure, uneasiness
517-18	kag̑o-, masc., kag̑ā- fem.	IE	goat
518	kagh- : kogh-	IE	to sew, plait, etc.
518	kaghlo-	IE	chalk, pebble
519	1. kai-, kai-u̯o-, kai-u̯elo-	IE  kai-ko-	alone
519	2. kai	IE	and
519	3. kā̆i-, kī̆-	IE	heat
519	4. kāi-d-, kāi-t-	kāi-t-	bright, shining
519-20	kai-ko-	IE  kai-lo-	one-eyed, cyclopean
520	kaik̑-, or koik̑-	kais-	to itch, scratch
520	kai-lo-, kai-lu-	IE  1. kai-	bright; hale, whole, healthy
520	kais-	kaik̑-	hair
521	kāi-t-	(s)kāi-	bright, shining
521	kaito-	IE	chet, woods, forest
521	kaiu̯r̥-t, kaiu̯n̥-t	IE	cleft, hollow, ravine
521	kakka-	IE  k̑eku̯-	to cack, defecate (nursery word)
521	kāk-		to croak; cracking sound
521-22	1. k̑ak-		to become thin
522	2. k̑ak-, k̑ek-?	IE	to help, enable
522-23	1. k̑āk- : k̑ək-, probably k̑ā[i]k- : k̑īk-	IE  k̑ank-	to jump, spring out
523	2. k̑ā̆k-	IE  keg-	branch
523-24	1. kal-	IE  2. kel-	hard, callous; blister
524	2. kal-, kali-, kalu-	IE	handsome, beautiful; healthy
524	3. kā̆l-, kō̆l-?	IE	to be captured; prison
524	kalni-	IE	narrow path/passage
524-25	kam-er-	IE  kam-p-	to bend, curve
525	kā̆m-	kā-	to like, wish, desire
525	kamb-	(s)kamb-	to bend, curve
525	kam-p-	IE  kam-er-	to bend
525-26	kan-	IE	to sing, chant, sound
526	kand-, skand-, and Indo-Iranian (s)kend-	IE  (s)kand-	to glow, shine; bright, candent
526	k̑ank-	1. k̑āk-	to jump, spring out
526-27	kan-tho-	IE	curve, angle, corner
527-28	kap-	IE	to cop, grab, grasp; have?
529	kāp-, kəp-		piece of land
529	kā̆po-		thing in the water
529	kapro-	IE	he-goat
529-30	kap-ut	IE	head
530	kā̆pho-, or k̑ō̆pho-	IE	hoof
530	1. kar-	koro-s	to scold, punish, revile
530-31	2. kar-, karə-	IE	to glorify, praise aloud
531-32	3. kar-, reduplicated karkar-	IE	hard
532	kār-		wax
532-33	kars-	IE	to rub, scratch
533	k̑as-, k̑as-no-	IE	gray
533	k̑ās-, k̑əs-	IE	to teach, show the way
534	1. kat-	IE	to link, plait, weave; chain, net
534	2. kat-	IE	to bear young; young animal
534	k̑at-	IE	to fight, struggle; battle
535	kau-	IE	to humble, discourage
535	kāu-, kəu-	IE	to hew, cut, hit
535-36	kā̆u-, kē̆u-, kū-	IE	to howl
536-37	kā̆u(ə)lā : kūlā		boil, abscess, swelling
537	kau-l-, ku-l-	IE  2. keu-	hole, hollow; bone
537	kaus-		to draw lots
537	k̑e-	k̑o-	this
537	ked-	IE	to smoke
537-38	keg-, keng-, and kek-, kenk-	IE  keng-	peg, handle, (grappling) hook
538-39	kēi-	IE	to move, set in motion
539-40	1. k̑ei-	IE	to lie, recline; camp, home
540-41	2. k̑ei-	IE  k̑ē-ro-	(dark color: brown, gray)
541-42	k̑ē(i)- : k̑ō(i)- : k̑ə(i)-	IE	to hone, whet, sharpen
542	k̑ēi-bh-	IE  k̑ēi-gh-	fast, hasty, violent
542	keid-	IE	to fall
542-43	k̑ēi-gh-	IE  k̑ēi-bh-	fast, hasty, violent
543	k̑eip-		to slant, slope; to wag, wave
543	k̑eipo-, k̑oipo-	IE	peg, stake, sharp wood/stone chip/piece
543	keis-		arm; thigh, shin
543	kek̑-		weasel
543	keku-		cudgel, hammer-shaped stick
544	k̑ēko-		green grass/fodder
544	k̑eku̯-	kakka-	to defecate; dung, excrement
544	1. kel-, kelə-	IE	to project, tower up; hill
545	2. kel-	IE  3. kel-	to stab, stick, sting
545-47	3. kel-, kelə-, klā-, extended klād-	IE  8. kel-	to hit, hew, cut down
547-48	4. kel-, and kāl-	3. ker(ə)-	light and dark spots
548	5. kel-	IE  keleu-	to drive, compel, accelerate, move quickly
548-50	6. kel-, k(e)lē-, k(e)lā-, or kl̥̄-?	IE  koli-	to call, cry
550-51	7. kel-, kol-, kol-	IE	calix, chalice, goblet, beaker
551	8. kel-	2. sē̆k-	to cut
551	9. kel-	2. (s)kel-	to owe, be guilty
551	10. kel-	3. (s)kel-	to dry out
551	11. kel-	kolə-	to bend; crooked
551	kēl-, kōl-, kəl-	IE	to deceive, dumbfound, enthrall
551-52	1. k̑el-	IE	cold; warm, caloric
552	2. k̑el-	IE  k̑lei-	to bow, lean, incline
552-53	3. k̑el-	IE  k̑oləmo-s	thin shaft, stalk
553-54	4. k̑el-	IE  k̑lep-	to hide, conceal
554	k̑elb-, k̑elp-	IE	to help
554	keleu-	IE  5. kel-	to wander; way, path
554	keləu̯o-, keleu̯o-	IE	bald, bare
554	kelg-		to wind around; windings, intrigue
555	kelp-, kl̥p-		jug, pot, cauldron
555	1. kem-	IE	to squeeze, hem in, press together
556	2. kem-	IE	to hum, buzz, croon
556	1. k̑em-, or k̑am-		horn, pole, stick
556	2. k̑em-	IE  (s)k̑em-	hornless (normally horned) animal
556-57	3. k̑em-	IE	to wrap, cover, conceal
557	4. k̑em(ə)-	IE	to be/make tired
557-58	kemə-, komə-, kmā-	IE	bite, piece
558	kemero-, komero-, kemero-		(plant name)
558	kemer-	IE	armored animal (crab, turtle, etc.)
558-59	1. ken-	IE  gen-	to pinch, press, etc.
559-63	2. ken-, kenə-, keni-, kenu-	IE	to rub, scrape, scratch off; ashes
563-64	3. ken-	IE	to begin, be born, come forth anew; young, recent
564	4. ken-	IE	to strain, strive eagerly
564	k̑en-		void, empty
564-65	kenəkó-	IE	golden, honey-colored
565	keng-, kenk-	k̑enk-	peg, handle, (grappling) hook
565	1. kenk-	IE	to bind, gird
565	2. kenk-	IE	to burn, hurt; dry feeling: thirst, hunger
566	3. kenk-	IE	heel, hock, back of knee
566	k̑enk-, k̑onk-	IE  2. k̑ā̆k-	to hang, sway, dangle
566	k̑ens-	IE  sengu̯h-	to announce, proclaim, speak formally
567	kenth(o)-		rag, cloth
567	k̑ent-	IE	to stab, stick
567-71	1. ker-, kor-, kr-	IE  k̑re-	(onomatopoeic: hoarse sound)
571	2. ker-	kerəp-	to cut
571-72	3. ker(ə)-	IE  kers-	to burn
572-73	4. ker-	IE	cherry
573	5. ker-?, kō̆r-		to hang
573-74	6. ker-, and k̑er-	k̑erbero-	dirty, dark-colored, etc.
574	7. ker-	2. (s)ker-	to jump, turn
574-77	1. k̑er-, k̑erə- : k̑rā-, k̑erei-, k̑ereu-	IE	horn, head, upper part of body
577	2. k̑er-, k̑erə-, k̑rē-	IE	to grow, increase
577-78	3. k̑er-		rope, string; to plait, weave
578	4. k̑er-, and k̑erə- : k̑rē-	IE  k̑rē-	to harm, injure; ruined, spoiled
578	k̑erbero-, and kerbero-	k̑ormen-	checkered, variegated
579	1. kerd-		to gird
579	2. kerd-	IE	craft, talent; skilled
579	k̑erdho-, k̑erdhā	IE	line, row, herd
579-80	k̑ered- : k̑erd-, k̑ērd-, k̑r̥d-, k̑red-	IE  k̑red-	heart
580-81	kerem-, krem- : krom-, and kerm-	IE  krem-	onion or garlic; ash (tree)
581	kerəp-, krēp-	2. krēp-	cloth, leather rag; shoe
581	kerk̑- : kork̑- : kr̥k̑-		to wrinkle, shrivel up
582	k̑erə-, k̑rā-	IE  k̑rā-	to cook
582	kerm-		to rest, tire
582	kerno-		jaw, chin(bone)
582	k̑ē-ro-	2. k̑ei-	colorful (or a color term)
583	kers-	IE  1. k̑er(s)-	black, dirty; dark color
583	1. k̑er(s)-	IE  4. kel-	bristle, stiff hair
583-84	2. k̑ers-	IE	to run, course
584-85	kert-, kerət-, krāt-	IE  krāt-	to roll, turn, wind
585-86	kes-	IE  ks-en-	to comb, itch, scratch
586	k̑es-	IE	to cut
586-87	kē̆t-, kot-	IE	room, dwelling place
587-88	1. keu-, skeu-, lengthened grade kēu-	IE  4. (s)keu-	to see, hear, observe, hearken, attend to
588-92	2. keu-, keu̯ə-	IE  kau-l-	to bend
592-94	1. k̑eu-, k̑eu̯ə- : k̑ū-, k̑u̯ā-	IE	to swell
594-95	2. k̑eu-	IE	to shine, be bright
595	1. k̑ēu- : k̑ū-		to sway, totter
595	2. k̑ēu- : k̑əu-, k̑ū-	IE	to burn, light (a fire)
595	k̑eub-		thorn
595-96	keuəd-, kū̆d-	1. skeud-	to cry, shout
596-97	keu̯əp- : ku̯ēp-, ku̯əp-, kū̆p-, and occasionally keu̯(e)p-, k(e)u̯ep-	IE	to boil, cook, smoke
597	k̑ēu̯ero-, k̑ōu̯ero-, also sk̑ūro-?	IE	north (wind)
597	k̑euk-	IE	to glow, shine, be bright white
597	k̑euk̑-, k̑uk̑-		to whirl, mix together
598	kik-		jay (bird)
598	1. k̑ik-	IE	belt, strap, thong
598	2. k̑ī̆k-		to rain, drizzle
598	k̑ik̑er-		pea
598	k̑īō̆n-, k̑īsō̆n-?		pillar
598	k̑iph-		thin flexible twig/root
599	kistā		basket, plaited container
599	klā-	IE	to lade, place, heap up, lay down
599	klādhrā		alder (tree)
599	klau-		to weep
599-600	klēg-, klōg-, kləg-, klang-, kleg-, klōg-, kleig-, kleik-	IE	to cry, shout, scream
600-2	k̑lei-	IE  2. k̑el-	to lean, incline, tip (over)
602	kleik̑-		to press/squeeze (painfully)
602-3	klem-, klēm-, klem-		weak, slack, feeble, ailing
603	kleng-, and klenk-	IE	to bend, wind
603	kleno-		maple (tree)
603	klep-	2. k̑leu-	wet, damp
604	k̑lep-, sk̑lep-?	IE  4. k̑el-	to steal, cover, secrete
604	klēp-		to hold in arms and/or lap
604-5	klēu-, also klĕu-?, and klāu-	IE	hook, crook
605-7	1. k̑leu-, k̑leu̯ə- : k̑lū-	IE	to hear, listen
607	2. k̑leu- : *k̑lō[u]- : k̑lū-	IE  sk̑lēk-	to clean, rinse, swill
607-8	k̑lou-ni-		hip, buttock
608	knei-gu̯h-, knei-b-	IE	to bow, kneel
608	kneug-		(onomatopoeic: to growl, whimper)
608	knid-, k̑nid-, sknid-		nit, louse
609-10	k̑o-, k̑e-, with the particle k̑e, k̑(e)i-, k̑(i)i̯o-	IE  k̑e-	this; here
610	kob-	IE	to fit, fare well, be happy/successful
610	koi-, ku̯ī-		(creaking noise)
610	koi-lo-		naked; miserable
610	k̑oi-no-		grass
611	kois-	IE	to cure, worry, care for
611	ko ko, kak(k)-, ku(r)kur-		(onomatopoeic: sound of cock/hen)
611	kok̑sā	IE	body part: foot, coxa, etc.
611-12	kolə- : klō-	IE  4. (s)kel-	to spin
612	k̑oləmo-s, k̑oləmā	IE  3. k̑el-	reed, stalk, stem, culm
612	kol(ē̆)i̯-	IE	glue
612	koli-	5. (s)ku̯el-	young dog/animal
612-13	kom	IE	at, by, cum, with, alongside
613-14	konəmo-, knāmo-, or kenəmo-	IE	shinbone
614	k̑onk-	IE	to doubt, vacillate
614	k̑onkho-	IE	conch, clam(shell), mussel
614	k̑op(h)elo-s, or k̑ap(h)elo-s		(type of carp)
614-15	kopso-		blackbird
615	k̑orkā		grit, gravel
615	k̑ormen-	6. ker-	weasel
615	k̑ormno-, k̑r̥mno-		corrosive liquid: lye, wine, urine, etc.
615	k̑ormo-	IE	harm, pain, torment, suffering
615-16	koro-s, kori̯o-s	IE  1. kar-	war, army, warrior
616	kos(e)lo-	IE	hazel (tree)
616	kost-	IE	leg, bone, costa
616	k̑rā̆po-, k̑rō̆po-?	IE	roof
616	k̑rā-	k̑erə-	to cook, mix
616	krāt-	kert-	to roll, turn, wind
616-17	krā[u]- : krəu- : krū̆-	IE	to heap up, pile together; heap; roof
617	k̑re-, k̑rei-, k̑r̥̄-	kreb-	(hoarse sound)
617	k̑rē-	4. k̑er-	to harm, injure; ruined, spoiled
617	kreb-	2. kreg-	(hoarse sound)
617	k̑rebh-, k̑rō̆bh-, k̑rembh-		to entrust
617-18	kred-	IE	beams
618	k̑red-	k̑ered-	heart
618	1. kreg-, and kerg-?		to torment
618	2. kreg-	2. krei-	(hoarse sound)
618	1. krei-	IE	to brush, stroke, touch
618	2. krei-, kreig-, kreik-	3. krek-	(hoarse sound)
618	k̑rei-	IE	to appear, show forth
618-19	1. krek-	IE	to hit
619	2. krek-, kr̥k-	IE	roe, fish/frog spawn
619	3. krek-	2. krep-	(hoarse sound)
619	4. krē̆k- : krok-		to tower, jut out; beams
619	krem-	kerem-	onion or garlic; ash (tree)
620	1. krep-, kr̥p-	IE	form; corpse, body
620	2. krep-	4. kreu-	(hoarse sound)
620	1. krēp-		firm, strong
620	2. krēp-	4. (s)ker-	cloth, leather; shoe
620	1. kret-	IE	to shake
621	2. kret-	IE	to hit
621-22	1. kreu-, kreuə- : krū-, kreus-, krus-	IE	raw flesh, thick/clotting blood; ice, crust
622	2. kreu-		to crash, collapse, fall down
622-23	3. kreu-, krou-s-	IE	to push, hit, break
623	4. kreu-	5. (s)ker-	(hoarse sound)
623	kreup-		scab
623	kreu-t-, kreu-dh-?	IE	to shake, move visibly
623-24	krom-		lattice, framework, wooden fence, etc.
624	kr(o)k-sko-		arm
624	k̑rūs-		leg, shank, thigh
624	krū̆t-	IE	breast, belly; vault, protuberance
624	k̑sā-	k̑sē̆-ro-	to burn
625	kseip-, kseib-		to toss, throw
625	ks-en-, ks-es-, ks-eu-	kes-	to comb, itch, scratch
625	k̑sē̆-ro-	IE  k̑sā-	dry, xeric, bright (of weather)
625	kseubh-		to sway, swing, totter
625	kseud-		to grind, stamp to little pieces
626	k̑þei-	IE	to settle
626	kþē(i)-, kþə(i)-	IE	to gain, acquire, possess
626	ku-, kus-	IE	to kiss
626-27	k̑ū-		sharp, pointed; pike, stake
627	k̑ū̆dh-		dirt, dung
627	kuku	IE	(onomatopoeic: to coo, cuckoo)
627	k̑up-		shoulder
627	ku̯ak-	IE	(onomatopoeic: to quack, croak)
627-28	ku̯at(h)-	IE	to ferment, become sour
628	1. k̑u̯ei-, k̑u̯ei-no-		dirt, mud; to defile
628	2. k̑u̯ei-	IE	to hiss, twitter, whistle, etc.
628-29	3. k̑uei-, extended kuei-d-, kuei-s-, kuei-t-	IE	to shine; white
629	k̑u̯ek-, nasalized k̑u̯enk- : k̑uk-		to gape
629	k̑u̯el-		muddy
630	ku̯elək-, or kelək-, kolək-	2. ku̯elp-	bale, bundle
630	1. ku̯elp-, ku̯elb- : ku̯l̥p/b- : klup/b-	IE	to stumble, buckle at the knees; to trot
630	2. ku̯elp-	IE  ku̯elək-	to curve, vault
630	k̑u̯en-	IE	to celebrate; saint
631	k̑u̯endh-ro-, -no-		(type of plant)
631	ku̯erp-, also ku̯erb-	IE	to turn, wind
631-32	k̑u̯es-, k̑us-	IE	to pant, puff, sigh, wheeze
632	ku̯ēt-, ku̯ət- : kū̆t-	IE  (s)kū̆t-	to shake, winnow
632	ku̯oi-, ku̯ī-		to want, wish for
632-33	k̑u̯on-, k̑un-	IE	hound, dog
633	ku̯res-, ku̯ers-, ku̯r̥s-		small wood, trees
634	kha kha		(laughter)
635	ku̯alo-s	(s)ku̯alo-s	(big fish)
635	ku̯as-i̯o-, -lo-		basket, plaited work
635-36	1. ku̯e	IE  ku̯ene	(enclitic) and
636	2. ku̯e-	ku̯o-	(indefinite/interrogative pronoun)
636	ku̯ē̆d-, ku̯ō̆d-	IE	to bore, drill, prick, stab
636-37	1. ku̯ei(-t)-	IE	to observe with respect, pay attention to
637-38	2. ku̯ei-	IE	to stow, gather, pile up
638	ku̯ei̯ə-, ku̯ii̯ē-	IE	to rest comfortably; quiet, peaceful, tranquil
638-39	ku̯ek̑-, ku̯ōk̑-, ku̯ek̑-s-	IE	to see, show, appear
639-40	1. ku̯el-, ku̯elə-	IE	to turn; wheel; neck?
640	2. ku̯el-	IE	far away
640	3. ku̯el-	IE	crowd, herd, swarm
640-41	ku̯em-		to gulp, sip, swallow
641	ku̯ene	1. ku̯e	(particle: uncertainty, generalization)
641	ku̯enth-	IE	to suffer, endure
641-42	1. ku̯er-	IE  (s)ku̯er-	to do, make, form
642	2. ku̯er-	IE	dish, pot
642	ku̯eru-		to chew, grind
642-44	ku̯etu̯er-, ku̯etu̯ō̆r-, ku̯etur- (masc.), ku̯etes(o)r- (fem.)	IE	four, fourth
644-48	ku̯o-, ku̯e-, fem. ku̯ā, ku̯ei-	IE  2. ku̯e-	(indefinite/interrogative pronoun)
648	ku̯rei-	IE	to buy
649	ku̯r̥mi-		grub, worm, maggot
649	ku̯sep-		dark
649	ku̯þei-	gu̯hðei(ə)-	to destroy, perish
649	ku̯ās- : ku̯əs-	IE	to cough
650-51	1. lā-, and lē-	IE  lē-	(onomatopoeic: to bark, howl, etc.)
651	2. lā-	IE	to be hidden, covered, latent
651	lab-, and labh-, lap(h)-	IE  lak-	to lap, lick, smack (the lips), etc.
652	labh-	IE  rabh-	to grab, hold, seize
652	lā̆gh-	lāgu̯h-	to cut; cutting tool
652	lāgu̯h-	(s)lā̆gu̯-	to grab, seize
652	lai-		fat, lard
652	laidh-, lidh-	IE	to cut, hurt, injure
652	laiu̯o-	IE	(on the) left
652-53	lā[i]p-, ləip-, ləp-	IE	to burn, shine
653	lak-	lab-	to lap, lick
653	lak̑-	IE	to spot, sprinkle
653	laku-	IE	(water in) lake, pond, ditch, etc.
653-54	lāmā		swamp, puddle
654	lāp-		cow
654	las-	IE	greedy, covetous
654-55	lat-	IE	wet, damp; swamp
655	lāu-	IE	to acquire (as booty), enjoy something
655	lauk(o)-, ləuk-	(s)leug-	jaw; throat
655	lē-	3. lēu-	(onomatopoeic: to bark, howl, etc.)
655-57	lē̆b-, lō̆b-, lāb-, leb-	IE  (s)leb-	lip; to slump, hang down slackly
657	1. leg-	IE	to leak, drip, dribble, ooze out
658	2. leg-		to worry
658	leg̑-	IE	to gather, collect
658-59	legh-	IE  2. lēg̑h-	to lie, recline, set down
660	1. lēg̑(h)- : ləg̑(h)-		branch, twig
660	2. lēg̑h- : ləg̑h-	IE  legh-	to crawl; low
660-61	legu̯h-	IE	to move easily
661	1. lē̆i-, lek-	2. leik-	to flex, bend
661-62	2. lei-	IE  1. leig-	to dissipate, disappear; thin, weak
662-64	3. lei-	IE  4. lē̆i-	slimy; to slip, glide
664-65	4. lē̆i-	IE  1. lendh-	to pour
665	1. lē[i]- : ləi-	IE	to want, wish
665	2. lē(i)-	IE  3. lē(i)-	to grant/acquire possession
666	3. lē(i)-	IE  lēs	to weaken, leave behind; feeble
666	leibh-	1. leip-	to smear, stick
666	leid-	IE	to play, joke
667	1. leig-, and leik-, better oleig-, oleik-	IE  1. leik-	needy, miserable
667	2. lē̆ig-, līg-	IE	form, appearance; like, similar
667-68	3. leig-, loig-	IE	to hop, jump, tremble
668	4. leig-, leig̑-	IE	to tie, bind, ligate
668	leig̑h-, sleig̑h-	IE	to lick
669	1. leik-	2. leit(h)-	to offer for sale
669	2. leik-	IE  8. el-	to bend
669-70	leiku̯-	IE	to leave, relinquish
670-71	1. leip-	IE  leibh-	to smear (with fat), stick
671	2. leip-		to desire, request, wish for
671	leis-	IE	to furrow; learn
672	1. leit-	IE	to loathe, detest, abhor; violate
672	2. leit(h)-	IE  2. el-	to die, go away
672-73	leizd-, loizd-	IE	edge, fringe, hem
673	1. lek-? : lok-		to blame, scold, reprove
673	2. lek- : lek-, and lēk- : lək-	IE  r̥ksā	joint, leg, body member; to bend, wind
673-74	1. lēk- : lək-	IE	tendril; trap
674	2. lēk- : lək-	IE	to lacerate, tear to pieces
674	1. lem-	IE	to break, crush to pieces; lame, fragile
675	2. lem-		astonishment (with the notion of wide open jaws)
675	1. lendh-	(s)leidh-	spring (of water), wetness
675	2. lendh-	IE	hip, loins; kidney
675	3. lendh-	IE	heath, steppe, open land
676	leng-	lenk-	to sway, bend oneself
676	lengh-		to scold, scorn
676-77	lenk-	IE  leng-	to bend
677	lento-	IE	lithe, flexible, pliable
677-78	1. lep-		(onomatopoeic root)
678	2. lep-	IE	to flay, peel, skin
678	3. lep-		rock, stone
679	lēp-, lōp-, ləp-	IE	flat
679	lerd-		to twist, shrivel up
679	lerg-	lorgā-	even, smooth, slippery
680	les-	IE	to lease, collect, pick up
680	lēs : ləs-	2. lē(i)-	weak, slack, feeble
680	leto-, lēti-, lēto-, lōto-		heat, burning, anger
680	lēto-, ləto-	IE	daytime; summer, warm season
681	letro-	IE  3b. pel-	leather
681	1. leu-, *leu̯ə- : lū̆-	IE  2. leu-g-	dirt
681-82	2. leu-	IE  leup-	to free, cut off, separate
682-83	1. lēu-		to leave behind
683	2. lēu- : ləu-	IE	stone
683	3. lēu-, or lāu-	IE  1. lā-	(onomatopoeic: to bark, howl, etc.)
683-84	leubh-	IE	to love, like, care for
684	leud-	IE	to lout, bend over, duck down; bent, little, etc.
684-85	1. leudh-	IE	to grow up; free; people
685	2. leu-dh-	6. el-	to go, move, drive
685-86	1. leug-	IE	to bend
686	2. leu-g- : lu-g- : lū-g-	1. leu-	blackish; swamp
686	leug̑-	IE	to break
686-87	1. leugh-	IE	to lie, belie, prevaricate
687	2. leugh-, lugh-		oath
687-90	leuk-	IE	to light, shine; see
690-91	leup-, and leub-, leubh-	IE  2. leu-	to lift, peel, cut/break off, etc.
691	lēut- : lūt-		angry, raging, wrathful
691	lī̆-no-	IE	flax, linen
691	log̑-		rod, twig
691-92	lorgā-, lorgi-	lerg-	stick, club
692	lou-, lou̯ə-	IE	to lave, wash
692	lū̆s, genitive luu̯-ós	IE	louse
693	1. mā-		to beckon, wave (hand); deceive
693	2. mā-	IE	timely, opportune
694	3. mā	IE  mātér-	ma, mama (nursery words)
694-95	mad-	IE	to drip; wet; fat, glossy, well-fed
695	magh- : māgh-	IE	to help, be able; might, power
696	maghos	IE	maiden, young person
696-97	mag̑-	IE  2. māk-	to knead, press, stroke
697	mag̑h-	IE	to fight, struggle
697	1. mai-	IE	to maim, hew, cut with sharp instrument
697	2. mai-, moi-?	IE	to smudge, stain
698	mak-	IE	skin, leather bag
698	1. mā̆k-	IE	wet, damp; to soak
698	2. māk-	IE  men(ə)k-	to knead, press
698	mā̆k(en)-		poppy
699	mak̑o-, or mok̑-o-		fly, gnat
699	māk̑- : mək̑-	IE	long and slender
699	makh-o-s		bold, wild, frisky, unbridled
699	mand-	mend-	pen/hurdle of plaited rods/twigs
699-700	mā-no-, mā-ni-	IE	wet, damp
700	manu-s, or monu-s	IE	man, human being
700	marko-	IE	mare, horse
700	1. math-, or moth-	IE	moth, harmful insect
700	2. mat-	IE	club, hoe, mattock
700-1	mātér-	IE  3. mā	mother
701	mau-ro-		tired, weak; dark
701-2	mazdo-s	IE	mast, pole
702	1. me-	IE  eg̑-	me (1st pers. sg. oblique pronoun stem)
702-3	2. me-	IE  medhi-	by, with, amidst, around
703	1. mē-	IE  1. am-	(prohibitive particle: lest, that not)
703	2. mē-, m-e-t-	IE  met-	to mow, reap
703-4	3. mē-, m-e-t-	IE  1. med-	to measure
704	4. mē-, mō-	IE	big, important
704-5	5. mē-, mō-, mə-	IE	to be intent; of strong will
705-6	1. med-	IE  mēnōt	to mete, allot; medicate, give advice
706	2. med-	IE	to swell
706-7	medhi-, medhi̯o-	IE  2. me-	middle
707	médhu	IE	mead, honey
707	mē̆gh-	IE	friendly, well-disposed
708-9	meg̑(h)- : meg̑(h)-	IE	big, much, great, major, mega-
709	1. mei-	IE  4. mei-	to mure, repair, strengthen; pole
710	2. mei-	IE  mei-gu̯-	to change, mutate, exchange
710	3. mei-	IE	to go, wander
710	4. mei-	IE  1. mei-	to tie, bind
711	5. mei-, mi-neu-	IE	to lessen, diminish; small, minor
711	6. mei-, mei̯u-, min(u)-, mim(ei)-	mek-	(onomatopoeic: high thin sound)
711-12	7. mēi- : mōi- : mī-	IE	mild, soft
712-13	meigh-, also meik-	meis-	to flicker, twinkle; mist
713	meig̑h-	IE	to micturate, urinate
713	mei-gu̯-	IE  mei-k̑-	to (ex)change
714	mei-k̑-, and mei-g̑-?	IE  2. mei-t(h)-	to mix, mash, stir
714	mei-no-	IE	view, opinion, intention
714	meis-	meigh-	to flicker, twinkle; mist
715	1. meit(h)-		place to stay
715	2. mei-t(h)-	IE  2. mei-	to commute, (ex)change
715-16	mek-	1. mū̆-	(onomatopoeic: to bleat)
716-19	1. mel-, also smel-, melə- : mlē-, mel-d- : ml-ed-, mel-dh-, ml-ēi- : mlī̆-, melə-k- : mlā-k-, mlēu- : mlū̆-	IE	to mill, grind; fine, ground
719-20	2. mel-	IE	to deceive
720	3. mel-	IE	to hesitate
720	4. mel-	IE  melg̑h-	big, strong
720	5. mel-	IE	limb; to join
720-21	6. mel-, melə-	IE  2. smel-	dark color (black, dirty, etc.)
721	7. mel-		wool, woolen garment
721-22	8. mel-, melə- : mlō-		to appear, come forth
722	1. meldh-	IE	to utter ritual words (to deity)
722	2. meldh-	IE	lightning
722-23	mē̆lg̑-, or meləg̑-?	IE  1. melk-	to milk, pluck, wipe off
723	melg̑h-	4. mel-	to swell
723-24	meli-t, genitive mel-nés	IE	honey
724	1. melk-	mē̆lg̑-	to rub, stroke
724	2. melk-, melg-	IE	wet
724	mēlo-, smēlo-	IE	small animal
725	melōdh-, molədh-, molədh-		head; elevation
725	mels-		to taste
725	membh-		to reproach
725	mēmso-, mē(m)s-ro-	IE	meat, flesh
726	1. men-	IE  2. menth-	to rise, mount, tower
726	2. men-		to press, step on, tread down
726-28	3. men-	IE  5. men-	to think; mind, spiritual activity
728-29	4. men-	IE  meni-	to diminish; small
729	5. men-	IE  3. men-	to stay, remain, stand still
729	mend-, mond-, mn̥d-?	mand-	to feed, suck(le); breast
729-30	mendā	IE	flaw, defect, mistake
730	mendh-	IE	to direct attention to; vivacious
730	men(e)gh-, mon(e)gh-, mn̥gh-	IE	many, copious, abundant, excessive
730-31	men(ə)k-	IE  mag̑-	to knead
731	meng-		to make pretty, beautiful
731	meni-	IE  4. men-	minnow (or other type of fish)
731-32	mēnōt, genitive mēneses, from which mēnes-, mēns-, mēs-, mēn-	IE  3. mē-	month; moon
732	1. menth-, meth-	IE	to stir, swirl, mix up
732-33	2. menth-	IE  mono-	to chew, eat
733	1. mer-		to plait, weave; rope
733-34	2. mer-	IE	to flicker, shimmer
734	3. mer-, mor-(u-)		to blacken; dark color, dirt spot
735	4. mer-, merə-	IE  5. mer-	to die
735-37	5. mer-, merə-	IE  1. merg̑-	to rub, wipe; pack, rob
737-38	6. mer-, mer-s-	IE	to anger, bother, disturb, etc.
738	merədh-, mrādh-		to boil, bubble up
738	mereg̑-	IE	march, edge, border, frontier
738	meregh-	IE	to soak, moisten, drizzle
738	1. merg̑-	1. merk-	to wipe off
738	2. merg̑-	merk̑-	to grab, seize
738-39	meri̯o-	IE	young man/woman
739	merk̑-	IE  2. merg̑-	to grab, seize
739-40	1. merk-, merg̑-, merək-, merəg̑-	2. merk-	to rot
740	2. merk-, mork-	smerd-	vexed, sullen
740-41	mə-r, genitive mə-n-és, mn̥tós	IE	hand
741	met-	2. am-	to reap, measure
741-43	1. meu-, meu̯ə- : mū̆-	IE	wet, damp; to wash; dirt, mud, mire
743	2. meu̯-, meu̯ə-	IE  meu-s-	to move, push away
743	mēudh-, məudh-, mūdh-	IE	to complain, care about, be intent
743-44	1. meug-		to lie in wait, take by surprise; wily
744-45	2. meug-, meuk-	IE	to slip, slide; meek
745	meuk̑-		to tear, slit, scratch
745	meu-s-	mūs	to steal
745-46	1. mezg-	IE	to dive, plunge, immerse
746	2. mezg-	IE	to bind, knit, knot, attach
746	mizdhó-	IE	fee, pay, meed, reward
746	mō-, mo-lo-	IE	to strain, trouble oneself
746-47	mōd- : məd-, or mād- : məd-	IE	to meet, approach
747	modhro-, or madhro-	IE	blue; madder
747	moiso-s, or maiso-s		sheep; hide, pelt, leatherwork
747	mok̑s, Indo-Iranian *mok̑sū̆	IE	soon
747	molko-	IE	pouch, leather bag
747-48	mono-	IE  1. men-	neck; mane
748	mori, mōri	IE	mere, sea
748-49	mormor-, murmur-	IE	to murmur (dully)
749	mormo(ro)-		fear, dread, horror
749	moro-	IE	murrey, mulberry, blackberry
749	moru̯ī̆-	IE	maur, mire, ant
750	mo[u]-lo- : mū-lo-		root, plant
750	mō[u]-ro- : mū-ro-		crazy, stupid
750	moz-g-o-, moz-g-en-, mos-k-o-	IE	brain
750	mozg̑ho-s		young cattle
750	mrk-	IE	more, carrot, edible root
750	mregh-m(n)o-	IE	brain, skull
750-51	mreg̑hu-, mr̥g̑hu-	IE	brief, short
751-52	1. mū̆-	IE  6. mei-	(onomatopoeic: to moo, hum, etc.)
752	2. mū-, mus-	IE	fly, gnat, midge, muscid, mosquito
752	mū̆k-		heap, etc.
752-53	mūs	IE  2. meu̯-	mouse; muscle
753	mut-o-s	IE	trimmed, stunted, circumcised, mutilated
754	1. nā-	IE	to help, be useful
754	2. nā-		to be afraid, ashamed
754	nāgu̯h-		sober?
754	nak-		fur, pelt
754	nana, nena	IE	nana (nursery word: (grand)mother, etc.)
755	nant-	IE	to dare, risk
755	nas-	IE	nose
755-56	1. nāus-	IE	boat, ship
756	2. nāu- : nəu- : nū-	IE	death; corpse
756-58	1. nĕ, nē, nei	IE	(negative particle: no, etc.)
758	2. ne, nē	no-	that (enclitic particle)
758	3. ne-, nō-, plural nē̆s-, nō̆s-	IE  1. u̯ē̆-	we
758	1. nebh-		to burst
758	2. nebh-	IE  snā-	wet, damp; clouds; water
758-59	1. ned- : ned-	IE  2. ner-	to net, bind, connect, roll up, twist together
759	2. ned-		to roar, sound, bellow
759	nedo-		reed
760	neg̑h-		to bore, pierce, stab, stick
760	1. nei-, neiə- : nī-		to lead
760	2. nei-, neiə-, nī-	IE	to be moved, excited; to shine
760	3. nei-, ni-	IE  ni-	in
760	1. neid-		to scold, shame, abuse
761	2. neid- : nid-		to flow; stream
761	neigu̯-	IE	to wash
761	neik-		to winnow (grain)
761	nēik- : nīk- : nik-	IE	to rail, fight, assault
762	nek̑-	IE  1. ank-	death, dying, necrosis; corpse
762-63	neku̯-(t-), noku̯-t-s	IE  noku̯-(t-)	night
763-64	1. nem-	IE	to nim, take, give, count, apportion
764	2. nem-	IE	to bend
764	nepōt-	IE	nephew; grandchild
765	1. ner(-t)-, aner-, əner-?	IE	vital force; man
765-66	2. ner-	IE  3. ner-	below, under
766	3. ner-	nē-tr-	to penetrate; hiding place, hollow
766-67	nes-	IE	to unite; be concealed
767	ni-, nei-	1. en	in
767	nē-tr-, nə-tr-	IE  (s)nē-	snake, adder
767	1. neu-	IE	to call, praise
767	2. neu-	IE	to push (someone); to nod
768	neu-d-	IE	to grasp, make use of
768	neu-dh-		to lust, desire, yearn for
768	neuk-		dark, unclear, indistinct
768-69	neu-ks-, neu-s-	IE	to scent, smell, sniff
769	neu̯os, neu̯i̯os	IE  nū̆-	new
769	niz-do-	sed-	nest
769	no-	eno-	that
769	nogu̯-, nogu̯od(h)o-, nogu̯-no-	IE	nude, naked
770	nogu̯o-, or nagu̯o-	IE	tree
770	noku̯-(t-)	neku̯-(t-)	night
770	nōmn̥	en(o)mn̥-	name
770	nōt-, nət-	IE	rump, nates, backside
770	nū̆-	IE  e-neu̯en	now
771	n̥dhos, n̥dheri	IE	under
771	n̥si-		black, dirty
771	n̥si-s	IE	sword
772	1. o	1. ē̆	to, with
772	2. ō	IE  2. ē	O (vocative particle)
772	obhel-	IE	to sweep; multiply
772	obhi-	opi	to, from, around, etc.
772-73	1. od-	IE  2. od-	to smell
773	2. od-	IE  1. od-	hatred, disgust, odium, aversion
773	ō̆d(e)go-, or ō̆d(e)gu̯o-		stem, stalk
773	ōg-, əg-	IE	to grow; fruit, berry
773	oi-	oi-no-	(pronoun stem)
774	oid-	IE  aid-	to swell; strong
774	oi-no-, oi-u̯o-	IE  3. e-	(demonstrative particle: one, this, etc.)
774	oiu̯ā	2. ē̆i	(vocative particle)
774	ok-	IE  oku̯-	to consider
775	ok̑tō(u)	IE  ōk̑ú-s	eight, octad
775	ōk̑ú-s	IE  2. ak̑-	quick(ly)
775-77	oku̯-	IE  ok-	to see, ogle; eye
777	ol-(e-)	IE	to destroy
777-78	om-	IE	raw, coarse, bitter
778	om(e)so-s	IE	shoulder
778	omə-	amə-	to suffer; firm up, proceed energetically
778	ond-, n̥d-		rock, stone
779	oner-	IE	dream
779	ong-, better ang-		coal
779	ongu̯-	IE	to anoint
779	ono-, and onə-, also (o)no-d-		to scold, abuse, revile
780	onogh- : ongh-, nogh-, Celtic n̥gh-, ongh-li-	IE	claw, (finger/toe) nail
780	1. op-	IE	to work, perform, operate, bring about
781	2. op-	IE	to opt, choose, opine, suggest
781	opi	ambhi	at, by
781	ōr-, ər-	IE  5. ar-	to call, speak, talk, orate
781-82	orbho-	IE	weak, abandoned; slave, orphan
782	oreu̯-, ereu-		entrails
782	org̑hi-, r̥g̑hi-	IE	testicle
782	org-	3. per-	to hit, kill
782	ort-		vine
782	*ōs, ōs-i-s, ō̆s-en-, os-k-	IE	ash (tree)
783	ost(h)-, ost(h)i, ost(h)r̥(g), oblique ost(h)-(e)n-	IE  ast(h)-	os, bone
783	oug-, ou-?		cold
783-84	ō(u̯)i̯-om	IE  au̯ei-	egg, ovum
784	óu̯i-s	IE	ewe, sheep
784-85	1. ōus- : əus-	IE	os, mouth
785	2. ōus- : əus- : us-	IE	ear
785-86	ozdo-s	IE	branch
786	ozgho-		bud, sprout, twig
787	pā- : pə-, and pā-t- : pə-t-	IE  1. pen-	to feed, graze, pasture
787-88	pā̆k̑-, and pā̆g̑-	IE  pn̥ksti-	to repair, strengthen
788	pā̆n-	IE  sp(h)ē-	pane, panel, woven fabric
788	pando-s	1. pet-	crooked
789	pank-, pang-	baˣb-	to swell
789	pap(p)a	IE  pətḗ(r)	papa (nursery word); food, meal
789	pā̆r-	IE	to show, be visible
789	parīkā		concubine
789	pāsó-s	IE	a relative
789	pasto-	IE	firm, fast, solid
790	paus-	IE	to free, let loose
790	pāuson-, pūson-	3. peu-	(name of a deity)
790	1. pē̆d-, pō̆d-	IE	to hold; vat, vessel, container
790-92	2. pē̆d-, pō̆d-	IE	foot
792	peg- : pog- : pōg-, pō̆k-s-	IE	hip, side, shoulder
792-93	pē(i)-, pī-	IE	to hurt, scold, shame
793-94	pei̯(ə)-, pī̆-	IE  peisk-	fat; milk
794-95	1. peig-, and peik-	IE	colored, speckled
795	2. peig̑-, and peik̑-	IE	to be hostile
795	pei-m(i)-	IE	swift, quick, rapid, nimble
796	1. peis-? : pis-	IE	to grind, trample
796	2. peis-, speis-	IE	to blow, fizz
796	peisk-, pisk-	IE  pei̯(ə)-	fish
796-97	1. pek̑-, pēk̑-, pōk̑-	IE	to be joyful, make pretty
797	2. pek̑-	IE  plek̑-	to fleece; fee, cattle
798	peku̯-	IE	to cook
798-801	1. pel-, pelə-, plē-	IE  pleu-	to pour, fill; full, plenary; town?
801-2	2a. pel-, pelə- : plā-	IE  3a. pel-	to drive, propel, set in motion
802	2b. pel-, pel-en-, pel-t-, pel-u̯-	IE	dust, powder; meal, flour
802-3	3a. pel-	IE  4. pel-	to fold
803-4	3b. pel-, pelə-, plē-	IE  letro-	to wrap, cover; cloth; fell, pelt
804	4. pel-	2a. pel-	dish, vessel
804	5. pel-	IE	to earn, sell
804-5	6. pel-	IE	gray, dull color; pallor
805	7. pel-, pol-, plē-, plō̆-	IE	to burn, be warm
805-7	pelə-, plā-	IE  1. plā-k-	plane, flat, wide, broad
807	peli-s-, pel-s-	IE	fell, rock
807	pelk̑- : polk̑-	IE	to turn, bend
807	pelpo-, or polpo-		woodwork
807	1. pen-	IE  pā-	to feed
807-8	2. pen-, pen-ko-	IE	mud, fen, swamp, water; wet
808	penku̯e	IE	five, fifth
808-9	pent-	IE	to go, walk, pad, tread; way, path
809-10	1. per-, perə- : prē-, preu-	IE  2. perk̑-	to spray, sprinkle, drizzle
810-16	2a. per-	IE  prō̆-	to pass over/beyond
816-17	2b. per-, perə-	IE	to fare, ferry, transport, go/carry over
817	2c. per-, perə-	IE	to sell, impart
818	2d. per-	IE	to bear (a child)
818	2e. per-	IE	to dare, risk, try; peril, danger
818-19	3. per-, per-g-	IE  org-	to hit, kill
819	perd-	IE  pezd-	to fart, break wind (loudly)
819-20	1. perg-		pole, stem, trunk
820	2. perg-	IE	fear; to frighten
820	1. perk-, prek-		to fill up
820	2. perk- : pr̥k-		coals, glowing ash
820	1. perk̑-		breast, rib cage
820-21	2. perk̑-, prek̑-	IE  2. (s)p(h)er-	spotted, speckled
821	3. perk̑-, pr̥k̑-	IE  pork̑o-s	to open, dig out, rip up; furrow
821-22	4. perk̑-, prek̑-, pr̥k̑-	IE	to request, ask/pray for
822-23	perku̯u-s	IE	oak
823	pers-		to spray, sprinkle, drizzle; dust, ashes
823	persnā, persnī̆-, persno-	IE	heel
823	perth-		pole, stick
823-24	1. pē̆s-	IE  2. pēs-	to blow
824	2. pēs-, nasalized pēns-	1. pē̆s-	dust, sand
824	3. pes-, pesos	IE	penis
824-25	1. pet-, pet-, petə-	IE  pando-s	to stretch out (esp. arms)
825-26	2. pet-, petə- : ptē-, ptō-, Hellenic ptā-	IE	to fall, tumble down
827	1. peu-, peu̯ə- : pū̆-	IE	to sift, clean, purge, purify
827	2. peu-	IE	to repute, explore, understand
827	3. peu-	1. pū̆-	foam, froth
827	pēu- : pəu- : pū̆-	IE  3. pū̆-	to hit; sharp
828	peuk̑-, and peug̑-	IE	to pink, stab, stick
828	peu̯ə-	2. pū̆-	to rot, stink
828	peu̯ōr, pū̆r, genitive pu-n-és, locative puu̯éni	IE	fire
829	pezd-	IE  pīzdā-	to break wind (softly)
829	pətḗ(r), genitive pətr-és	IE  appa	father
830	pid-	IE	to bear, give birth?
830	pik(h)o-		knot, lump
830	pi-lo-	IE	hair, pile, pilus
830	pi-n-	1. (s)p(h)ē̆i-	piece of wood
830	pī̆p(p)-	IE	to peep, squeak
831	pīzdā-	IE  2. bhes-	vulva
831	plab-	IE	to babble, prattle, etc.
831-32	1. plā-k- : plə-k-, ple-k- : plō̆-k-, plei-k-, and pelə-g- : plā-g- : plə-g-	IE  2. plāk-	flat, wide, broad; spread out
832-33	2. plāk-, plāg-, also plēk-, plēg-	IE  plā̆t-	to hit, beat, fling
833-34	plā̆t-, plā̆d-, plē̆t-, plō̆t-, plət-	IE  pləi-	flat, wide, broad; spread out
834	plē-, plə-	IE  plēk̑-	to cut, split off
834	plēi-, pləi-, plī-		bald, bare, naked
834-35	plek̑-	IE  2. pek̑-	to ply, pleach, plait, weave
835	plēk̑-, plək̑-, and plēik̑-, plīk̑-	IE  phel-	to flay, peel, rip, tear off
835-37	pleu-	IE  pl(e)u-mon-	to flee, fly, run; flow, swim
837	pleuk-	IE	floc, hair, feather
837-38	pl(e)u-mon-, pleu-ti̯o-	IE  1. pel-	lung
838	pleus-	IE	to pluck, deplume, pull out; plucked hair/feathers
838	pləi-, pləu-	pelə-	to broaden, show off
838	plouto-, pluto-		(wooden object)
838-39	pneu-	IE	to pant, breathe
839	pn̥ksti-	IE  pā̆k̑-	fist
839	1. pō(i)- : pəi-? : pī-	IE	to graze, pasture
839-40	2. pō(i)- : pī-, and (from pō-), po-	IE	to bib, drink
840-41	polo- : pōlo-	IE	big, fat, thick, swollen
841	pork̑o-s	IE  3. perk̑-	porker, pig(let)
841-42	pos	IE  apo-	about, around; by, beside; in front of
842	po-ti		against, opposite, toward
842	poti-s	IE	host, husband, lord, master, owner
842-43	pōu- : pəu- : pū̆-	IE	few, small, little; young (of animals)
843	pougo-, or pougho-		pure, clear
843-44	prā-	IE	to bend
844	prāi-, prəi-, prī-, pri-	IE	to like, feel friendly/well-disposed
845	preg-	IE	greedy, covetous; willful, violent
845	prep-	IE	to catch sight of
845	pret-, prō̆t-	IE	to understand
845-46	preu-	IE	to hop, jump
846	preus-	IE	to burn, freeze
846	prīs-		to granulate, reduce to small pieces
846	prō̆-	2a. per-	to pass over/beyond
846	prōk̑to- : prək̑to-	IE	rump, backside
846	pr̥so-		leek, onion, garlic
846-47	pster-, pstereu-	IE	to sneeze
847	ptel(e)i̯ā	IE	(type of tree, e.g. poplar/popple)
847-48	1. pū̆-, peu-, pou-, also phu-	IE  phu-	to blow (up)
848-49	2. pū̆- : peu̯ə-	IE  peu̯ə-	to rot, stink
849	3. pū̆-	pēu-	to hit; sharp
849	1. pū̆k-, peuk-	IE	thick-haired
849	2. puk̑-		to enclose, press together
850	pu-lo-	IE	(stiff) hair
850	pū-ro-	IE	grain, kernel
851	phel-	1. (s)p(h)el-	to cut, split, tear off; board
851	pher-	1. sp(h)er-	to rush, act rashly, push away, etc.
851	phō̆l-	IE	to fall
851	phu-	2. b(e)u-	to blow (up)
852	rabh-, or rebh- : rebh-	IE  labh-	to rage, be furious
852	rāp-, rēp-	IE	rape (plant), turnip
852	rā̆s-	IE	to cry, (re)sound
853	1. rē-, rə-, extended rē-dh-	1. rēi-	to count, compute
853	2. rē̆-, extended rē-dh-	ardi-	separate
853	3. rē-	1. erə-	to row; oar
853	4. rē-	2. erə-	to rest, be still
853	5. rē-		dark
853	6. rē-	3. rei-	to cry
853	1. rebh-	rei̯ə-	to move, hurry about
853	2. rebh-	IE	to roof, thatch
853	red-, rod-	ered-	to flow
853	1. rēd-	IE	to excite, cheer up, be joyful
854	2. rēd- : rōd- : rəd-	IE	to gnaw, scrape, scratch
854	1. reg-, and sreg-?	IE	to dye
854	2. reg-	IE	to see
854-57	1. reg̑-	IE  reig̑-	to regulate, make just/right; king, reign
857	2. reg̑-, rek̑-, rek-?	IE	damp; rain
857	regu̯os-	IE  ē̆reb(h)-	darkness
857-59	1. rei-	IE  reig-	to cut, reap, rive, tear, scratch
859	2. rei-, roi-	IE	spotted, speckled, brightly variegated
859-60	3. rei-, rē(i)-	IE  reibh-	to cry, scream, bellow, etc.
860	4. rei- : rēi-	IE	thing, possession
860	5. rei-	reid-	to support
860	1. rēi- : rī-	2. ar-	to count, arrange
860	2. rēi-, rōi-	3. ar-	nut
860	reibh-	1. reu-	(onomatopoeic: to resound?)
860	reid-	reik-	to support, lean against
861	reidh-	IE	to ride, go (in vehicle)
861-62	reig-, or reig̑-	IE  roi-no-	to rig, tie, bind
862	reig̑-, rēig̑-	IE  1. reg̑-	to reach, stretch out
862	rei̯ə-, rī-	2. reu-	to flow, move
862	reik-	1. rek-	to stretch oneself; pole
862	rei-r(ēi)-	IE	(onomatopoeic: to quake, tremble)
863	rēito-, rēiti-		joint, shoulder (of animals)
863	1. rek-	IE  rem-	to project, tower up; pole
863	2. rē̆k-	IE	to reck, reckon, arrange, prepare
863	rek̑-, reg̑-		to bind
864	rek̑þh-	ŕ̥k̑þo-s	to harm, injure
864	rem-, remə-	IE  5. rei-	to rest; to support
864-65	remb-, romb-, romb-		to hack, hoe
865	rendh-	IE	to rend, rip, tear to pieces
865	rent-		thing?
865	rep-	IE	to grab, rip out, ravish
865	1. rēp-, rep-?	IE	to creep, crawl
866	2. rēp-, rəp-	IE	pole, stake, beam, rafter
866	rēs-, rōs-	2. ere-s-	to flow
866	ret(h)-	IE	to run, roll, rotate
866	rēt-, rōt-, rət-	IE	pole, rood; stem, stick, trunk
867-68	1. reu-, rēu-, rū̆-	IE  6. rē-	(onomatopoeic: to roar, rout, round, etc.)
868-71	2. reu-, reu̯ə- : rū̆-	IE  3. reu-	to open, tear out, dig/rip up, etc.
871	3. reu-, reu-s-	3. er-	to hasten
871	4. reu-	1. ereu-	to search
871-72	reu-b-, and reu-g-	IE	to belch, eruct, retch, vomit
872-73	reudh-	IE	red
873	reugh-m(e)n-	IE	ream, cream?
873	reus-		elm (tree)
873	reu-smen-	IE	to chew, ruminate; throat, rumen
873-74	reuto-, routo-, rut-		stomach, intestines (of an animal)
874	reu̯ə- : rū-	IE	to ream, open; wide, roomy
874	rezg-	IE	to plait, weave, wind
874	roi-no-	1. rei-	hill, road
874	rughi̯o-	u̯rughi̯o-	rye
874	ruk(k)-, rouk(k)-	IE	yarn; fabric
875	r̥ksā	2. lek-	fetlock; tether
875	ŕ̥k̑þo-s	IE  rek̑þh-	bear (animal)
876	sā-, sə-	IE  sāno-s	enough, satiate, sufficient
876-77	sāg-	IE	to seek, track, trail
877	sāi-	IE	pain, illness; sore
878	saip-	IE	fence, stall, enclosure
878	sak-	IE	to sacrifice, sanctify, make a treaty
878-79	1. sal-	IE  2. sal-	sal, salt; brackish water
879	2. sal-	IE  1. sal-	gray, dirty, sallow
879-80	sā̆lo-		wavy
880	sāno-s	IE  sā-ti-	sane, healthy?
880	sap-, sab-	IE	to taste, savvy, perceive
880	sasi̯o-		(type of grain)
880	sā-ti-	sā-	satiated
880-81	saus-, sus-	IE	sere, dry
881-82	sā́u̯el-, sāu̯ol-, suu̯él-, su̯el-, sūl-	IE  2. su̯el-	Sol, sun
882-84	se-	IE  seni-	self, one's own
884-87	sed-	IE  ē̆s-	to sit, set, settle
887	1. seg-	1. sē(i)-	to sow (seed)
887-88	2. seg-, nasalized seng-	IE	to attach, tack on
888-89	seg̑h-, seg̑hi-, seg̑hu-	IE	to possess, hold fast, persevere, overcome; victory
889	sei-, soi-	IE  seiku̯-	to drip, be damp
889	1. sē(i)-	IE  2. sē(i)-	to sift
889-91	2. sē(i)- : səi- : sī-, sē- : sə-, and sei- : si-	IE  3. sēk-	to sow, dispatch, disseminate, let fall
891-92	3. sē(i)-, səi- : sī-, and sei- : si-	IE  si̯ē[u]-ro-	to bind, strap, tie
892	sē[i]dh- : sī̆dh-, and sədh-		to aim at, strive for
893	sē̆ik-, sī̆k-	IE	to grip, reach for
893-94	seiku̯-	IE  seip-	to spill, pour out
894	seip-, seib-	IE  sei-	to sift, pour out
894-95	1. sek-		to run off, dry out (re: water)
895-96	2. sē̆k-	IE  (s)k(h)ed-	to cut, section, dissect
896	3. sēk-	IE  1. seg-	to abate; lazy, quiet
896-97	1. seku̯-	IE  2. seku̯-	to segue, follow
897-98	2. seku̯-	IE  1. seku̯-	to see, notice; show, say, speak
898	1. sel-	IE	salon, dwelling place
898-99	2. sel-, su̯el-	IE  4. su̯el-	sill, beam, board
899	3. sel-	IE	to grab, seize, take
899	4. sel-	IE	to jump, leap, spring, exult
900	5. sel-		to creep, crawl
900	6. sel-, selə- : slā-	IE  solo-	lucky, favorable; luck
900-1	selg̑-	IE	to pour out, set free, send/throw away
901	selk-	IE  8. u̯el-	to pull, drag; sulcus, furrow
901	selos-	IE	sea, lake, swamp
901	selp-	IE	salve, fat, butter
901-2	1. sem-		to draw, pour, scoop
902-5	2. sem-	IE	one, some, together
905	3. sem-	IE	summer
905-6	sēmi-	IE	half, semi-
906	sen-, sene-, sen(e)u-, senə-	IE  sneubh-	to prepare, work on
906	sendhro-	IE	clotted, coagulated; fluid, melted, etc.
906	sengu̯-	IE	to sink, sag, fall
906-7	sengu̯h-	IE  k̑ens-	to sing
907	seni-, senu-, seni-, sn̥-ter-	IE  su-	for oneself; sundry, separate
907	senk-	IE	to singe, burn, dry
907-8	sen(o)-	IE	old, senile, senior
908	sent-	IE	to send, go, choose direction; to sense
909	sep-	IE	to honor, care for, concern oneself with
909	septm̥	IE	seven
909-10	1. ser-	IE  sr-edh-	to flow, stream
910	2. ser-	IE	to serve, guard, protect, shelter
910-11	3. ser-, sor-	IE	red
911	4. ser-	IE	to insert, line up, put/bind together
911-12	5. ser-, extended serp-	IE	sickle
912	serk-	IE	to fence; hedge, plaited work
912	serp-	IE	to creep, crawl
912-13	1. seu-, seu̯ə- : sū-	IE  sū-ro-	sop, soup, juice, liquid
913-14	2. seu-, seu̯ə-, sū̆-	IE  sū̆-s	to bear (a child); son
914	3. seu- : su-, seu̯ə- : sū-	seu̯i̯o-	to bend, turn
914-15	4. seu-, seu-t-	IE	to seethe, boil
915	seug-	IE	sad, sick, grievous, afflicted
915	seu̯ə-, sū-		to leave behind?
915	seu̯i̯o-	su̯ē̆(i)-	(to the) left
915	si̯ē[u]-ro- : si̯ə-ur(i̯o)-	si̯ū-	brother-in-law
915-16	si̯ū-, sīu̯-	IE  soi-to-	to sew
916	skabh-, skambh-	IE	to support
916-17	(s)kāi-	IE  sk̑āi-	bright, shining
917	(s)k(h)ai-, (s)k(h)ai-d-, (s)k(h)ai-t-	IE	to cuff, kick
917-18	sk̑āi-, sk̑əi- : sk̑ī-	IE  4. kāi-d-	to shine/shimmer dully; shadow
918	(s)kamb-, and (s)kemb-	IE  kamb-	to bend, curve, hump
918	(s)kand-, (s)kend-	kand-	to glow; bright
918-19	(s)k(h)ed-, (s)k(h)e-n-d-	IE  skē̆i-	to crush, shatter, split to pieces
919	sk̑ed-		to cover
919-22	skē̆i-	IE  1. (s)kel-	to cut, skive, exscind, separate
922	skē̆i-bh-, nasalized ski-m-bh-		to limp; slanting
922-23	(s)kek-, skeg-	IE	to jump, spring, move quickly; shake
923-27	1. (s)kel-	IE  (s)ken-(d-)	to cut, halve
927	2. (s)kel-	IE  9. kel-	to owe, be guilty
927	3. (s)kel-	IE  10. kel-	to parch, dessicate, dry out
928	4. (s)kel-, extended klā-, klō-	IE  11. kel-	to bend; crooked
928	5. (s)ku̯el-, (s)kel-	2. gal-	to call, resound
929	(s)k̑el-		to jump, spring
929	skhel-		to stumble
929	(s)k̑em-	IE  2. k̑em-	deformed, disabled, mutilated; hornless
929-30	(s)ken-(d-)	IE  6. skēu(-t)-	to skin, flay, split off
930	skendh-	IE	to dive, plunge
930	(s)keng-	IE	to hobble; lame, slanted
930	1. (s)kep-		to hide, cover
930-33	2. (s)kē̆p-, (s)kō̆p-, and (s)kā̆p-, (s)kē̆b(h)-, skob(h)-, and skā̆b(h)-	IE	to cut, shave, split with sharp tool
933	1. (s)ker-		to shrink, dry out, wrinkle up; dry, thin
933-35	2. (s)ker-, skerə- : skrē-	IE  7. ker-	to jump
935-38	3. (s)ker-	IE	to bend, curve, turn
938-47	4. (s)ker-, (s)kerə-, (s)krē-	IE  (s)ker-dh-	to cut, shear, score, scribe
947	5. (s)ker-	1. ker-	(onomatopoeic: hoarse sound)
947	(s)ku̯er-	1. ku̯er-	to do, make
947-48	sk̑er-(d-)	IE	to defecate; dung, excrement
948-49	(s)kerb(h)-, (s)kreb(h)-, nasalized (s)kremb-	IE	to curve, turn
949	(s)ker-dh-, (s)kor-dh-	(s)kert-s-	small, pitiful, miserable
949-50	(s)kert-s-	2. ker-	across, straight along
950	skēt- : skət-	IE	to jump, spring
950	skēth-, skəth-	IE	to scold, scathe, injure, damage
950-51	1. (s)keu-		to perform, carry out
951-53	2. (s)keu-, (s)keu̯ə : (s)kū-	IE	to hide, wrap, cover
953	3. skē̆u-, ksē̆u-		to sneeze
954	4. (s)keu-	1. keu-	to notice, observe, pay attention to
954	5. skē̆u-	sk̑ē̆u-	to push, shoot, throw
954	6. skēu(-t)-	IE  1. kal-	to cut, scratch, separate
954-55	sk̑ē̆u-	IE  skeub-	to push, shoot, throw
955	skeub-, skeubh-, skeug-	IE  2. (s)keud-	to shove, move, shoot, throw
955	1. skeud-	keuəd-	to grumble, protest; unwilling
955-56	2. (s)keud-	IE  5. skē̆u-	to shoot, throw
956	(s)keup-, skeub(h)-	IE	sheaf, bunch, flock, etc.
956-57	(s)keut-, (s)keudh-		to shrink, shrivel up
957	sk̑lēk-, sk̑lək-	sresk-	to spray, sprinkle; wet
957	skordho-		pan, vessel; potsherd
957	skot-	IE	shade, shadow, darkness
957-58	(s)kū̆t-	IE  ku̯ēt-	to shake, shudder
958	(s)ku̯alo-s	IE  ku̯alo-s	(type of large fish, e.g. whale)
958	sku̯erb(h)-		to pierce, stick (of thorns)
958	sk(h)u̯oi̯-, sk(h)u̯i(i̯)-		thorn, needle
958	(s)lā̆gu̯-	IE  lā̆gh-	to grab, latch, seize
959	slak-	IE	to hit, hammer
959	(s)leb-, (s)lob-, (s)lep-, (s)lop-	lē̆b-	lip; to hang down slackly
959-60	(s)lēg- : (s)ləg-, and (s)leg-	IE	weak, feeble, languid
960	slēgu̯-		to oppress, maltreat, mishandle
960	(s)leib-	sleub(h)-	to slip; slimy
960-61	(s)leidh-	IE  3. lei-	to slide; slippery
961	(s)leig-		to hack, hit
961-62	slenk-, sleng-	IE	to turn, wind; creep, slink
962	sler-	(s)lr̥g-	chasm
962-63	(s)leu-	IE	slack, feeble, loosely hanging
963-64	sleub(h)-	IE  (s)leug̑-	to slide, slip
964	(s)leug-, (s)leuk-	IE  lauk(o)-	to swallow
964	(s)leug̑-, (s)leuk̑-	IE  (s)leib-	to slide, slip
964-65	(s)leup-, (s)leub(h)-	IE	to hang slackly
965	(s)lī- : sləi-, or slōi-, slī-u̯o-	IE	livid, bluish
965	slougo-, slougā- (fem.)	IE	help, service
965-66	(s)lr̥g-, and sler-	sler-	(onomatopoeic: to swallow)
966	sme, smā̆	IE	really, truly (emphatic particle)
966-67	smē-, smeī-, sm-ei-	IE  3. smēi-	to rub, smear
967	smeg(h)-	IE	to smack, taste
967-68	1. (s)mei-, smeu-	IE  smeu-	to smile
968	2. smēi- : sməi- : smī̆-	IE	to carve, work with sharp tool
968	3. smēi-, smeid-, smēig-, smēik-	smē-	to rub, smear
968	smeit-, smit-	IE	to throw
968	smek-		beard, chin
969	1. smel-	IE	to smolder, burn slowly
969	2. smel-	IE  6. mel-	gray
969-70	(s)mer-	IE	to mourn, remember, think of, care for
970	smerd-, smord-	IE  4. mer-	to stink
970-71	smeru-	IE	fat, grease, smear
971	smeu-	1. (s)mei-	to laugh, smile
971	(s)meukh-, (s)meug-, (s)meugh-	IE	to smoke; smoke
971	smog-		heavy, burdensome
971-72	snā-, snə-(t-), snāu-, sn-eu-, sn-et-	IE  sneu-	to flow, swim; damp
972-73	(s)nadh-		to cut, slice
973	(s)nē-, and (s)nēi-	IE  snēp-	to spin, twist threads together
973-74	(s)nēbh-ri-, (s)nōbh-ri-		thin, narrow
974	sneig-	IE	to crawl, snake
974	sneigu̯h-	IE	to snow; snow
974	sneit-	IE	to cut
974-75	snēp-, snōp-, snəp-	2. (s)ner-	to gather in sheaves/bundles; twist into rope
975	1. (s)ner-, (s)nur-	IE	to snarl, growl
975-77	2. (s)ner-	IE  snēu-	to turn, wind, etc.
977	(s)nerb-	IE	to cut?
977	sneu-	2. enebh-	to flow, swim; damp
977	snēu- : snū-, and snĕu-	IE  1. ned-	to turn, bind, attach; band, sinew
977-78	sneubh-	IE  snusós	to woo, marry
978	1. sneud(h)-	IE  2. sneudh-	to drowse, slumber; drowsy, sleepy
978	2. sneudh-	IE  1. sneud(h)-	fog, mist
978	snusós	IE  sen-	daughter-in-law
978-79	so(s), sā	IE  1. to-	(nom. sg. demonstrative stem: he, she)
979	soi-to-	3. sē(i)-	magic
979-80	solo-, sol(e)u̯o-	IE  6. sel-	whole, well-kept, salubrious
980	sō[u]rā : sōrā		calf (of leg)
980	spako-		point; small drop
980	sp(h)ē-, sp(h)ə-(dh-)	IE  2. sp(h)ei	long flat piece of wood
981	speg̑-, or spō̆g̑-	IE  spek̑-	to watch sharply, be attentive
981-82	1. (s)p(h)ē̆i- : (s)p(h)ī̆-	IE  pi-n-	sharp/pointed stick: spile, spit, etc.
982	2. sp(h)ei : sp(h)ī̆, and sp(h)ē : sp(h)ə-	IE  3. sp(h)ē(i)-	to pull, drag
983-84	3. sp(h)ē(i)-, spī-, and sphē- : sphə-	IE  1. (s)pen(-d)-	to fatten, prosper, succeed, etc.
984	spek̑-	IE  speg̑-	to watch, inspect, spy on
985	(s)pel-	IE	to speak aloud, tell with emphasis
985-87	1. (s)p(h)el-	IE  (s)p(h)elg-	to cut, split, spall, tear off; board
987	2. (s)p(h)el-	IE	to shine, glitter
987	(s)p(h)elg-	(s)plei-	to split, splinter
987	sp(h)elg̑h(en), spleng̑h-, splē̆g̑h-	IE	milt; spleen
988	1. (s)pen(-d)-	IE  (s)p(h)eu-d-	to pull, spin
989	2. *(s)pen-, (s)pon-, (s)pondho-		wooden pail
989	spend-	IE	to offer a libation
989	sp(h)e(n)d-		to shake, quiver
989-90	sp(h)eng-	IE	to shine, glitter
990	speno-, stē̆no-, p(ə)stē̆no-		teat, breast, nipple
990-91	1. (s)per-	IE	pole, spar, rafter
991	2. sper(-g)-	IE	(type of bird, esp. sparrow)
991-92	3. sper-	IE	to turn, wind
992	4. (s)p(h)er-, (s)p(h)erəg-		to rip, tear; rag, snippet
992-93	1. sp(h)er-, sp(h)erə-	IE  sp(h)erd(h)-	to rush, push away, act rashly, etc.
993-95	2. (s)p(h)er-, sprei-, spreu-	IE  sprei-	to sow, strew, spread, scatter, sprinkle
995	3. sp(h)er-		balls of goat/sheep excrement
995-96	sp(h)erd(h)-, (s)p(h)red(h)-, nasalized sp(h)rend(h)-	IE  *(s)p(h)ereg-	to rush, sprint, spring; running
996-98	*(s)p(h)ereg-, (s)p(h)erəg-, (s)p(h)rēg-, nasalized spreng-	IE  sperg̑h-	to rush, hurry; strew, sprinkle, disperse
998	sperg̑h-, spreg̑h-, nasalized spreng̑h-	IE  pher-	to rush, hurry, spring, jump
998-99	(s)p(h)eu-d-	pā̆n-	to press, hurry
999	(s)pī̆ko-	IE	woodpecker (or other large bird)
999	(s)pingo-	IE	finch, sparrow
999-1000	(s)p(h)i̯ēu- : (s)pi̯ū-, (s)pīu̯-	IE	to spit, spew, sputter
1000	(s)plei-	IE  plē-	to cut, split
1000	(s)pleig̑h-		to splay (legs)
1001	(s)poimno-	IE	foam, spume, spray
1001	sprei-, spreu-	sp(h)reig-	to sow, strew, scatter
1001	sp(h)reig-	1. per-	to teem, abound, overflow
1001	sraku̯-to-		sharp-edged
1001	srebh-, sr̥bh-, and serbh-	IE  su̯erbh-	to sip, slurp, swallow
1001-2	sr-edh-, sr-et-	IE  sreu-	to boil, spout, whirl
1002	(s)reigh-		to creep, climb, clamber
1002	srenk-	IE	to snore
1002	srēno-		body part (e.g. hip, loins)
1002	sresk-	klep-	to drip, drizzle
1003	sreu-	IE  1. ser-	to stream, flow
1004	sreup-		dirty, scabby
1004	srīg-, srīgos-	IE	cold, frost
1004	srō̆mo-		lame
1004-10	stā- : stə-	IE  stāk-	to stand
1010	stag-	IE	to drip, drizzle, trickle
1010	(s)tāi-	IE  stāi-	to steal, do secretly
1010-11	stāi-, stī̆-, sti̯-ā-	IE  stē̆ib(h)-	to condense, press together; stiff; stone
1011	stāk-, stek-	IE  steb(h)-	to place, stand
1011-13	steb(h)-, and stēb(h)- : stəbh-, nasalized stemb(h)-, step-, also stēp-?, nasalized stemp-, nominal stəbho-s, stemb(h)ro-s, stomb(h)o-s	IE  stā-	stump, post, pillar; to support, etc.
1013-14	1. (s)teg-	IE  tāg-	to deck, thatch, cover; house, roof
1014	2. (s)teg-	IE  stegh-	stake, pole, beam
1014-15	stegh-, nasalized stengh-	IE  2. (s)teg-	stick, stalk, stang, etc.
1015	(s)tei-	IE  tei-	sharp, pointed; spike, style, stylus
1015-16	stē̆ib(h)-, stī̆b(h)-, stē̆ip-, stī̆p-	IE  steu̯ə-	stick, pole, stake; stiff
1016-17	(s)teig-	IE  teig-	to stick, prick; sharp
1017-18	steigh-	IE	to climb, ascend; stride, march
1018	(s)teigu̯-	IE  teigu̯-	arm, shoulder; thigh, hip
1018	(s)teigu̯h-		to endure, wait patiently
1018	1. (s)tel-	4. tel-	to urinate, let flow
1018-19	2. stel-, stelə-	IE  3. stel-	to dilate, broaden, stretch out; broad
1019-20	3. stel-	IE  2. stel-	to put, place
1021	stem-		to push, thrust; stumble, stutter
1021	1. (s)ten-	IE  2. ten-	to drone, groan, thunder, etc.
1021-22	2. sten-	IE	to narrow, hem in
1022-27	1. (s)ter-, (s)terə- : (s)trē-	IE  6. ster-	stark, stiff, solid, rigid, etc.
1027-28	2. stē̆r-	IE	star
1028	3. ster-	IE	to rob, steal
1028-29	4. ster-, also sterə- : strē-, strei-, streu-	IE	line, streak, strip, stripe
1029-31	5. ster-, sterə- : strē-, steru- : streu-	IE	to strew, scatter, spread out
1031	6. ster-	IE  7. (s)ter-n-	barren, sterile, unfruitful
1031	7. (s)ter-n-	IE  2. streig-	thorn, prickly stalk
1031-32	8. (s)ter-	IE	dung, stercory, dirty water; to rot, befoul
1032	sterg-, sterk-	IE	to care for, pay careful attention to
1032-34	1. (s)teu-	IE  1. teu-	to hit, push, thrust
1035	2. steu-	IE	to praise (aloud)
1035	steu̯ə-	(s)tāi-	to coagulate, become dense/thick
1035	stilp-, stilb-	IE	to shine; to look, show
1035	stomen-	IE	mouth, stoma
1036	storos, stornos, str̥nos?	IE	starling, songbird
1036	1. streig-	IE	to halt, pause, falter, be(come) stuck
1036	2. streig-	IE  strenk-	taut, stiff, strict; to twist; rope
1036	3. (s)treig-, streid(h)-	IE  treig-	to hiss
1036-37	strenk-, streng-	IE  7. ter-	tight, cramped; cord, string
1037	(s)trep-, (s)treb-	IE  3. trep-	to cry, make wild noises
1037	stru-		gray-haired, old (man)
1037-38	su-, sū-	su̯e-lo-	good, well
1038-39	sū̆-s, suu̯-ós	IE  2. sūs-	pig, sow, swine
1039	sū-ro-, sou-ro-	IE  1. seu-	sour, bitter, salty; cheese
1039	1. sūs-		to whistle (of wind)
1039	2. sūs-	2. seu-	parent, creator, producer
1039-40	su̯ād-	IE	sweet; to enjoy something
1040	su̯ard-		to laugh
1040-41	su̯ei-, su̯i-	IE	to pipe, whistle, sibilate
1041-42	su̯ē̆(i)-	IE  su̯eng-	to bend, turn, swing, swivel
1042	1. su̯eid-	IE  su̯ēid-	to shine, glisten
1043	2. su̯eid-	IE	to sweat, perspire; sweat
1043	su̯ēid-	1. su̯eid-	milk
1043	su̯ek-		to smell (good)
1043-44	su̯ekrū́-		husband's mother
1044	su̯ek̑s, sek̑s, ksek̑s, ksu̯ek̑s, u̯ek̑s : uk̑s	IE	six
1044	s(u̯)eku̯o-s	IE	sap, pitch, resin
1045	1. su̯el(-k)-	IE	to eat, drink, swill, swallow
1045	2. su̯el-	IE  su̯elplo-s	to burn, smolder, swelter
1046	3. su̯el-, su̯ol-, sul-	IE	sole of foot; ground
1046	4. su̯el-	2. sel-	beam, board
1046	su̯e-lo-, su̯elii̯o(n)-	se-	brother-in-law
1046	su̯elplo-s	IE  sā́u̯el-	sulphur
1046	su̯em-	IE	to swim, move
1046-47	su̯en-	IE	to sound, resound
1047	(s)u̯endh-	su̯ī-	to dwindle, disappear
1047-48	su̯eng-, su̯enk- : su̯eg-, su̯ek-	IE  u̯eib-	to bend, swing, swag
1048	su̯enk-, sunk-	IE	heavy; pregnant
1048	su̯ento-, sunto-	IE	sound, active, healthy, vigorous
1048-49	1. su̯ep-, sup-	IE	to sleep
1049	2. su̯ep-, sup-, su̯eb-	IE	to throw
1049	1. su̯er-, also ser-?	IE  2. su̯er-	to speak, swear, answer
1049-50	2. su̯er-	IE  1. su̯er-	to buzz, hiss
1050	3. su̯er-		stake
1050	4. su̯er-	IE	to cut, prick, pierce
1050	5. su̯er-	1. u̯er-	heavy
1050-51	su̯erbh-, also su̯er-?	IE  srebh-	to turn, sweep, swerve
1051	su̯ergh-	IE	to be ill; to sorrow, care for
1051	su̯esor-	IE	sister
1052	su̯ī-	IE  2. u̯endh-	to fade, dwindle, become silent
1052	su̯omb(h)o-s	IE	porous, spongy, swampy
1052	su̯ordo-s	IE	black, swarthy; dark/dirty color
1053-54	tā-, tə-, tāi-, təi-, tī̆-; [tāu-], təu-, tū̆-	IE	to thaw, melt, decay, dissipate
1054	tād-		to act purposefully
1054-55	tag-, or teg- : tog- : teg-	IE  2. tong-	to grip, seize, touch
1055	tāg-	IE  teg-	to tidy up
1055	tak-, takē(i)-	IE	to be tacit, silent
1055	tāl-	IE	to grow, turn green; plant, young sprout
1056	1. tap-		to dip
1056	2. tap-	IE	to press down/together
1056	tata-, and similarly tē̆ta-	IE	daddy (nursery word)
1056-57	taus-		calm, still, silent, peaceful
1057	teg-	1. (s)teg-	to cover
1057	tēg-, təg-		to burn
1057	tegu-	IE	thick, fat
1057	tei-	(s)tei-	sharp, pointed; spike
1057	teig-	(s)teig-	to prick, stick; sharp
1057	teigu̯-	(s)teigu̯-	arm, shoulder; thigh, hip
1057	1. tek-	IE	to bear, produce
1057-58	2. tek-	IE	to reach, stretch out (hand) for
1058	3. tek-	IE	to plait, weave
1058-59	tek̑þ-	IE	to plait
1059-60	teku̯-	IE	to flow, run
1060-61	1. tel-, telə-, tlē(i)-, tlā-	IE	to bear, carry; weigh, lift up
1061	2. tel-, telə-, telu-	IE	flat (board, ground)
1061-62	3. tel-		to be calm/still
1062	4. tel-	1. (s)tel-	to urinate, let flow
1062	teleg̑h-	telek-	to hit
1062	telek-	IE  teleg̑h-	to hit, push
1062	telp-		to have room; spacious
1062-63	1. tem-, tend-	IE  tend-	to cut
1063	2. tem-		stunned, confused
1063-64	tem(ə)-	IE	dark
1064-65	temp-	IE  1. ten-	to span, stretch, extend
1065-66	1. ten-, tend-	IE  tengh-	to span, stretch, extend
1067	2. ten-	1. (s)ten-	to drone, groan, thunder, etc.
1067	tend-	1. tem-	to cut
1067	tenəgos, tenəgos		ground (under water)
1067	1. teng-	IE	to dunk, soak, wet
1067	2. teng-	1. tong-	to feel, think
1067	tengh-	1. tenk-	to span, extend; pull, stretch
1067	1. tenk-	IE  2. tenk-	to span, extend; pull, stretch
1068	2. tenk-	IE  tens-	to clot, thicken, contract; tight, solid
1068-69	tens-	IE  temp-	to span, stretch, extend
1069	tenu-s, tenu-s	IE	thin
1069-70	tep-	IE	to be warm, tepid
1070	1. ter-	trem-	to quiver, tremble
1070-71	2. ter-, teru-	IE	weak, feeble, tender, fragile
1071-74	3. ter-, terə-, and teri-, trēi-, trī-, also teru- : treu-	IE  6. ter-	to bore, drill, rub, thresh
1074-75	4. ter-, terə- : tr̥̄-, trā-, teru-	IE  5. ter-	to cross, get over, etc.
1075-76	5. ter-	IE  tet(e)r-	through, over, etc.
1076	6. ter-	3. ter-	(boring/gnawing insect)
1076	7. ter-, terə-, terbh-, terd-, terg-, terp-	treg-	stiff, rigid, solid, etc.
1076	terd-, tred-		to bore, drill through
1076-77	tergu̯-		to warn, threaten; fright, horror
1077	terk-, trek-, tork-, trok-	IE  trāgh-	to torque, turn
1077-78	terp-, trep-	IE	to enjoy, satisfy oneself
1078-79	ters-	IE	to toast, dry; thirst
1079	tet(e)r-	tor-	(onomatopoeic: to quack)
1079	1. teu-, teud-, teug-, teuk-, teup-	tu̯en-	to hit, push, thrust
1079-80	2. teu-	IE	to notice, observe, listen to
1080-85	tēu-, təu-, teu̯ə-, tu̯ō-, tū̆-	IE  teuk-	to swell, intumesce
1085	teuk-	tēu-	germ, seed, sprout, offspring
1085	teup-	IE	to crouch down, conceal oneself
1085	teus-		to empty
1085	teu̯ə-, tu̯ā-		to sift
1086	ti-ti-, (ti)til-		(onomatopoeic: chirping of small bird)
1086	ti̯egu̯-		to retreat, step back in fear; shy
1086-87	1. to-, tā-, ti̯o-	IE  so(s)	that, him (neut. or non-nom. demonstrative stem)
1088	2. to-	ati	(prefix)
1088	tolku̯-	IE	to speak
1088	1. tong-, *teng-	IE  2. teng-	to think, feel
1088	2. tong-	tag-	to touch, grip, seize
1088	top-	IE	to reach, stay; place
1088-89	tor-, toro-s	IE  trozdos-	loud, distinct, audible
1089	trāgh-, trō̆gh-, and trē̆gh-	IE  trek-	to drag, train, pull, move
1090	trē̆b-, trōb-, treb-, or trəb-, tr̥b-	IE	building, dwelling
1090	treg-	1. (s)ter-	to make an effort, use all one's strength; battle, force; solid
1090-92	trei-	IE	three, trio
1092	treig-	3. (s)treig-	to hiss
1092	treisti-, or trīsti-		sulky, moody, stubborn
1092	trek-	IE  dherāgh-	to pull, run
1092-93	trem-, trems-	IE  1. trep-	to shake, tremble; to stomp, trample
1093	1. trenk-	IE  2. trenk-	to throng, push, press together
1094	2. trenk-	1. trenk-	to wash, bathe, cleanse
1094	1. trep-	IE  tres-	to trip, tread, trample
1094	2. trep-	IE	to bow the head, turn away in shame
1095	3. trep-, treb-	(s)trep-	to cry, make wild noises
1095	tres-, ters-, *teres-	IE  1. ter-	to quiver, tremble
1095	trē̆u-		to prosper
1095-96	tr-eu-d-	IE  trū̆des-	to thrust, push, press, squash
1096	trii̯əto-, trīto-		sea; wet, watery
1096	tris-		vine; stem, stalk
1096	trozdos- : tr̥zdos-	IE  4. ter-	thrush, blackbird
1096-97	trū̆des-	tr-eu-d-	scratchy; leprosy?
1097	truk̑-	tu̯erk̑-	to cut
1097	trus-		reed
1097	tu, tutu	IE	(onomatopoeic: chirping of bird)
1097-98	tū̆	IE	thou, you
1098	tū-lo-		slow, lazy, sluggish; boring
1098	1. tu̯ā̆k-, tuk-		to bind, close up, pull together
1098	2. tu̯ak-	IE	to bathe
1099	tu̯akos		skin
1099	1. tu̯ē̆i-		to hack, hew, cut down, hit sharply
1099	2. tu̯ei-, extended tu̯ei-s-	IE	to shake, excite, move back and forth, shimmer
1099	tu̯en-	1. (s)teu-	to hit, push, thrust
1099-1100	tu̯eng̑h-	IE	to twinge, oppress, constrain, close in
1100-1	1. tu̯er- : tur-, and tu̯r̥-	IE	to twirl, turn
1101	2. tu̯er- : tur-, tu̯erə-	IE	to grab, hold
1102	tu̯erk̑-	IE  truk̑-	to cut
1102	tu̯ī̆bh-		hollow
1102	tu̯ō[u]- : tu̯əu- : tū-l-		pipe, tube
1103	1. u-		(onomatopoeic: owl's hoot, etc.)
1103	2. u-	5. u̯e-	ooh! (interjection of pain)
1103	ub-		to drag, press down
1103-4	ū̆d-	IE  ghe-	out, away, up(wards)
1104-5	udero-, u̯ēdero-	IE	belly, uterus
1105	ul-	IE  albhi-	(onomatopoeic: to howl, ululate)
1105-6	upér, upéri	IE  upo	over, above
1106-7	upo, up, eup, (e)up-s-	IE  upér	under, (from) below, etc.
1108	1. u̯ā-, u̯ō-, u̯ə-	2. u̯en-	to hit, wound
1108	u̯en-	IE	to hit, wound
1108-9	2. u̯ā-	IE	(to pull) apart
1109	u̯āb-	IE  1. u̯ap-	to call, cry, weep, lament
1109	u̯adh-	IE	pledge
1109	u̯ādh-, u̯ədh-	IE	to go, wade, stride, march
1110	1. u̯ā̆g-	IE	sheath, cover, hollow lid
1110	2. u̯ā̆g-	u̯ā̆gh-	to cry, shriek
1110	u̯ā̆gh-, suā̆gh-	IE  2. u̯ā̆g-	to cry, shriek, sough
1110-11	u̯ai	IE	woe; wolf
1111	u̯ā̆i-, u̯ī-	IE	weak, miserable
1111	u̯ā̆kā	IE	cow
1111-12	u̯al-, u̯al-d(h)-	IE	to prevail, be strong
1112	u̯ank̑-		beam
1112	1. u̯ap-	2. u̯ap-	to chatter
1112-13	2. u̯ap-, ū̆p-	IE  u̯āb-	to call, cry
1113	u̯āsto-s	1. eu-	to lack; empty
1113	1. u̯āt-, better u̯ōt-	IE	wood, vatic, mentally animated
1113	2. u̯ā̆t-	IE  u̯əg-	to bend, curve
1113-14	u̯azdh-, better u̯ozdh-		long, wide
1114	1. u̯ē̆-, u̯ei-	IE  3. ne-	we two (dual), we (plural)
1114	2. u̯e-, u̯edh-	1. u̯ebh-	to weave
1114	3. u̯ē-, u̯ə-	IE  u̯ēp-	to blow
1114	4. u̯e-, u̯o-, u̯es-	3. au-	from, away, downward
1114	5. u̯e-, u̯o-	4. au-	other; that (one)
1114	1. u̯ebh-	IE  5. au̯-	to plait, weave, waver, move back and forth
1114-15	2. u̯ebh-	u̯obhsā	to roam, swarm, wander
1115	u̯ed-	2. u̯edh-	to lead
1115	1. u̯edh-	IE	to hit, push
1115-16	2. u̯edh-, before nasals u̯ed-	IE  u̯ed-	to lead
1116-17	3. u̯edh-	1. u̯endh-	to tie, bind, attach
1117	u̯eg-	IE  u̯okso-	to bind, weave
1117-18	u̯eg̑-	IE  au̯eg-	fresh, strong
1118	u̯egu̯- : ū̆gu̯-, uku̯s-	IE	damp, moist; to wet, sprinkle, irrigate; ox
1118-20	u̯eg̑h-	IE	to move, drive, carry, convey
1120	u̯əg- : u̯āg-	1. u̯ei-	bent, curved
1120-22	1. u̯ei-, u̯ei̯ə- : u̯ī̆-	IE  1. u̯eid-	to bend, turn, wind
1123	2. u̯ei-, u̯ei̯ə- : u̯ī̆-	IE  3. u̯eis-	to wizen, wither
1123-24	3. u̯ei-, u̯eiə- : u̯ī-	IE  u̯ī̆ro-s	to wish, pursue, go for, reach towards; strong, violent
1124	u̯eib-	u̯eip-	to sway, turn
1124	1. u̯eid-	4. u̯eik-	to bend, turn
1125-27	2. u̯(e)id-	IE	to vide, see, wit, know
1127-28	u̯eidh-, u̯idh-	IE  1. u̯ī̆-	to divide, separate; widow
1128	1. u̯eik-	IE	to choose, filter, sort out
1128-29	2. u̯eik-	IE	force, energy (in battle, victory, etc.)
1129	3. u̯eik-	IE	to happen, become equal, come together
1130-31	4. u̯eik-, u̯eig-, extended form of u̯ei-	IE  2. u̯eis-	to bend, curve; exchange, pass around
1131	u̯eik̑-, u̯ik̑-, u̯oik̑o-	IE	house, village, settlement
1131-32	u̯eip-, u̯eib-	IE  3. seu-	to turn, whip, sway, vibrate
1133	1. u̯eis-	IE	to grow, sprout
1133-34	2. u̯eis-	u̯ek-	to bend, turn
1134	3. u̯eis-	IE  2. u̯ei-	to flow (away); ooze, virus, poison
1134-35	u̯ek-, u̯e-n-k-	u̯ək-	to bend
1135	u̯ək- : *u̯āk-	IE  u̯e-n-g-	bent
1135	u̯ek̑-	IE	to want, wish
1135-36	u̯eku̯-	IE	to voice, speak, evoke
1136	u̯ek-ti-	IE	whit, thing
1136-37	1. u̯el-	IE	to see
1137-38	2. u̯el-, u̯lei-, u̯lē(i)-	IE  5. u̯el-	to will, want, wish, choose
1138	3. u̯el-	IE  7. u̯el-	to crowd, press, push
1139-40	4. u̯el-, u̯elə-	IE	wool, hair; grass, wold, forest
1140	5. u̯el-, u̯elə-	2. u̯el-	to deceive
1140	6. u̯el-		warm
1140-44	7. u̯el-, u̯elə-, u̯lē-	IE  3. u̯el-	to turn, wind; round, voluble
1144-45	8. u̯el-	IE  1. u̯elk-	to steal; to wound, tear, avulse
1145	1. u̯elk-	selk-	to pull, drag
1145-46	2. u̯elk-, u̯elg-	IE	wet, damp
1146	u̯em-, u̯emə-	IE	to spit, spew, wamble, vomit
1146-47	1. u̯en-, u̯enə-	IE	to love, venerate, strive/wish for
1147	2. u̯en-	1. u̯ā-	to hit, wound
1148	1. u̯endh-	IE  3. u̯edh-	to turn, wind, wend
1148	2. u̯endh-	(s)u̯endh-	to wane, disappear
1148	3. u̯endh-		hair, beard
1148-49	u̯e-n-g-	IE  u̯e-n-gh-	bent
1149	u̯e-n-gh-	IE  u̯e-n-k-	bent
1149	u̯e-n-k-	2. u̯ā̆t-	bent
1149	1. *u̯ep- : u̯ō̆p- : up-	ab-	water
1149	2. u̯ep-		to strew, throw out
1149-50	u̯ēp- : u̯əp-	10. au̯(e)-	to blow; to soar
1150-51	1. u̯er-, also su̯er-	IE  3. u̯er-	to bind, attach; strive
1151-52	2. u̯er-	IE	highland, raised place; high, top
1152	3. u̯er-	IE  5. u̯er-	to bend, turn, wrap
1152	3a. u̯er-, u̯r̥mi-s, u̯r̥mo-s	IE	worm
1153	3b. u̯er-, u̯er-b-, and u̯er-bh-	IE	to bend, turn, warp
1153-54	3c. u̯er-, u̯(e)r-ed-	IE	to sway, bend down
1154	3d. u̯er-, u̯er-g-	IE  3e. u̯er-	to turn, wrench
1154-55	3e. u̯er-, u̯er-g̑h-	IE  3f. u̯er-	to turn, press, wring, strangle
1155	3f. u̯er-, u̯er-k-	IE  u̯er-g-	to bend, turn, wind
1156	3g. u̯er-, u̯er-p-, u̯r-ep-	IE	to turn, wind
1156-58	3h. u̯er-, u̯er-t-	IE	to turn, wind, invert
1158-60	3i. u̯er-, u̯r-ei-	IE	to clench the teeth; wroth, confused
1160	4. u̯er-	IE	to find, take
1160-62	5. u̯er-	IE  1. u̯erg̑-	to shut, close, cover; guard, warn, save
1162-63	6. u̯er-	IE  u̯rek-	to speak, talk formally
1163-64	7. u̯er-	IE	to root, open, tear up
1164	8. u̯er-	IE	to notice, observe, attend, be aware
1165	9. u̯er- : u̯eru-s	IE	wide, broad
1165	10. u̯er-	9. au̯(e)-	to flow; wet; water, river, etc.
1165-66	11. u̯er-, u̯erə-	IE	to show friendship; true, very, veracious, trustworthy
1166	12. u̯er-	IE	to burn
1166	13. u̯er-	IE	squirrel, weasel, etc.
1167	u̯(e)rād-, u̯erəd-, u̯rəd-	IE	root, branch, twig
1167	u̯erdh-, u̯redh-	IE	to grow; high
1168	1. u̯erg̑-, u̯reg̑-	IE  u̯ōro-	to (en)close, shut off; pen
1168-69	2. u̯erg̑-, u̯reg̑-	IE	to do, work, be effective
1169	3. u̯erg̑-, u̯org̑-	IE	to abound, be very strong; to swarm, swell
1169	u̯er-g-, u̯er-g̑h-, u̯er-k-	3d. u̯er-	to bend, turn
1169	u̯er-(e)nā	IE	alder, poplar
1169-70	u̯ers-	IE	to drag along the ground
1170	u̯eren-	IE	lamb, ram, sheep
1170-71	1. u̯es-	IE  2. au-	to live, stay overnight
1171	2. u̯es-	IE  u̯ē̆su-	to feast
1171-72	3. u̯es-	IE	to ooze, dampen; wet
1172	4. u̯es-		to stick, stab, pierce
1172-73	5. u̯es-	IE	to dress, clothe, wear
1173	6. u̯ē̆s-	1. i̯u-	you (plural)
1173	7. u̯es-		to turn, wind, wrap
1173	8. u̯es-	IE	to buy, sell, exchange
1173	u̯es-no-		price
1173	9. u̯es-	u̯es-r̥	to shine
1173-74	u̯esperos, u̯ekeros	IE	vesper, evening
1174	u̯es-r̥	IE  au̯es-	spring
1174-75	u̯ē̆su-	IE  2. u̯es-	good
1175	u̯et-	IE	year
1175-76	1. u̯ī̆-	IE  2. dhē-	apart, separate from, in two; both
1176	2. u̯ī̆-, u̯oi-		(onomatopoeic root)
1177	u̯idhu-	IE	tree, wood
1177	u̯ī-k̑m̥t-ī	IE  dek̑m̥	twenty
1177	u̯ī̆ks-		mistletoe, tree with sticky(?) sap
1177	u̯ing̑-, and u̯eig̑-, u̯ig̑-?	ang̑h-	elm (tree)
1177-78	u̯ī̆ro-s	IE  3. u̯ei-	man, warrior
1178	u̯i̯eth-, u̯ith-		to shake
1178	u̯lek-, u̯l̥k-		to light, shine; fiery
1178-79	u̯l̥ku̯os	IE	wolf, lobo
1179	u̯l̥p-, lup-	IE	(carnivorous animal, esp. fox, wolf, etc.)
1179	u̯obhsā	IE  2. u̯ebh-	wasp
1179-80	u̯ogu̯hni-s, u̯ogu̯hnes-	IE	plowshare
1180	u̯okso-	IE  u̯eg-	wax
1180	u̯ōro-	IE  5. su̯er-	madness; dizziness, weariness
1180	u̯ortoko-	IE	quail
1180	1. u̯rā̆g̑h- : u̯rəg̑h-		spike, thorn
1181	2. u̯rāg̑h- : u̯rəg̑h-		to hit, push
1181	u̯reg-, and u̯erg-?	IE	to drag, push, drive, thrust
1181-82	u̯rēg̑-, u̯rōg̑-, u̯rəg̑-	IE	to break
1182	u̯rek-	6. u̯er-	to speak, talk formally
1182	u̯reik-, u̯ereik-		heather
1182	u̯ren-		to splash, sprinkle
1183	u̯reth- : u̯roth-, or u̯rath-		to support
1183	u̯rughi̯o-	IE  rughi̯o-	rye