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Indo-European Lexicon

Pokorny PIE Data

This table lists Proto-Indo-European etyma identified by Julius Pokorny in his book, Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch (Bern: Francke, 1959, reprinted in 1989). Entry head-words are listed, with their page numbers and cross-references to other entries, and our translations into English; for more information, the reader is referred to the book. In this table some misprints in Pokorny have been corrected, including repairs to diacritics and missing, extraneous, or incorrect homograph numbers.

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Page(s) Pokorny entry See also English gloss
1ā (an exclamation)
1ab- river, water
1-2ā̆bel-, ā̆bō̆l-, abel- apple
2abh-abhro-abrupt, quick, swift
2abhro-abh-mighty, strong
2-3abō(n) ape, monkey
31: ad-2: ad-at, by, to
32: ad-1: ad-to fix, put in order
3ades-, ados- spelt, a type of grain
4ad(u)-, ad-ro- water course, current
4-6ag̑-ag̑ro-sto drive, lead
6-7ā̆g̑-aig̑-goat
7ag̑h- animal that may bear young
7ā̆g̑her-, ā̆g̑hen-, ā̆g̑hes-, or ō̆g̑her etc. day
7-8agh-agh-(lo-)to fear, be depressed
8agh-(lo-)agh-disgusting, unpleasant
8aghl(u)- dark cloud; rainy weather
8agos- blemish, fault, sin
8-9agro-, egro-? beginning, first, highest
9ag̑ro-sag̑-field
9ag(e)sī, aksī axe
9agh-no-s lamb
101: aiaik-(an exclamation)
102: ai- to close in, drive, harm, overwhelm
103: ai- to give
10-11ai-ti-, ai-to-, oi-to- part, portion
114: ā̆i-ai-dh-to burn, shine
115: ai- : oi- significant speech
11aid-oid-to swell; strong
11-12ai-dh-, i-dh-, nasalized i-n-dh-ā̆ier-to burn, shine
12ā̆ier-, ā̆ien-ai̯os-day(light), morning
13aig̑-ā̆g̑-goat
131: aig-, nasalized ing- depressed, dispirited; ill, sick
132: aig- oak
13-143: aig- to move violently, swing, vibrate
14aigh- to be ashamed
14-15ā(i)g̑h- : īg̑h- to desire, need
15ā̆ik̑- : ī̆k̑- pike, spear, spit
15aik-1: aito call to
15-16ai̯os-aisk-metal (copper, bronze, iron)
16ai-rā (a type of grass)
161: ais- to desire, wish, search for
162: ais- to respect, worship, be in awe
16-17aisk-ai-tro-bright, clear, shining
17ai-tro-4: ā̆i-bitter, sharp
17-18aiu̯-, ai̯u- life force
181: ak̑-, ak̑ō- to eat
18-222: ak̑-, ok̑-ok̑tō(u)angular, sharp; stone
23akkā mama (nursery word)
23ak̑rudak̑ru-tear(drop)
23ak- to damage, hurt
23akā-, more accurately əkā, ēk- river, water
24-261: al-, ol-ario-?beyond; other
26-272: al- to grow, nourish
27-283: ā̆l- to wander about, roam
284: al- to burn
28-295: al- to grind
296: al-, alōu- : aləu- gleaming, white
29alā hello! (greeting)
29albhi-albho-barley
30-31albho-1: el-white
31-32aldh- trough
32aleq-areg-to protect, ward off
32algh- cold, frost
32-33algh- to gain, earn; price, value
33alp- small, weak
33ālu-, ālo- a bitter plant?
33-34alu-, alu-d-, alu-t- bitter; beer
34-35ambhi, m̥bhiebhi?around, at both sides
351: am-, mē-1: mē-to grab, seize
352: am-, mē-2: mē-to mow
35āmer-, āmōr, āmr̥ day
35-36ames-, or omes- blackbird
36amə-omə-to proceed energetically; to firm up; to suffer
36am(m)a, amī̆ mama (nursery word)
36-371: an- ancestor, relative
37-382: an- other side, there
38-393: an(ə)-ansu-to breathe
39-404: an-, anu, anō,  along, over there
40-41andh-, anedh- to sprout, bloom, blossom
41andher-, ṇdher- stem, spike
41andho- blind, dark
41-42anət-ētī-duck
42anətā, enətā doorpost
42-43ang̑h-augh-narrow
43ang̑hen- odor, scent, smell; person
43-45ang(h)i-eg̑hi-snake, worm
451: ank-nek̑-force; need, necessity
45-472: ank-, ang- to bend, bow
47āno- ring
47ans- favorable, well inclined
48ansā, ansi- bow, noose, snare
48ansu-, ṇsu-antro-mdemon, spirit
48-50ant-s front, brow
50antro-m3: an(ə)-cave, hollow
50-511: ap-, more accurately əp- : ēp- to take, grasp, reach
51-522: ā̆p-1: *u̯ep-water, river
523: ap-, āp- fragile, old; damage, harm
52appapap(p)apapa (nursery word)
52apelo- strength
53āpero- shore, bank (of river)
53-55apo-, pō̆, ap-u, puposaway from, out of
55apsā aspen tree
55-611: ar-, thematic (a)re-, heavy-base arə-, rē-, and i-base (a)rī̆-, rēi- to fit, suit
612: ar-, or er-1: rē-to distribute, share
613: ar-2: rēi-nut
624: ar, er, or?,  now, therefore; also interrogative particle
625: ar-ōr-to deny, refuse, renounce
62-63ar(ə)-arenko-to plow
63ardh- pole, stake
63ardi-, r̥di-5: er-edge, point, tip
64areg-areq-to lock, shut away
64-65ar(e)-g̑-, arg̑-?, r̥g̑i-erk-glittering, white
65-66areq-aleq-to guard, protect, lock
66-67arenko-ar(ə)-(a type of grain?)
67ario-?1: al-host, lord, master
67-68arqu- something bent
68arōd-, arəd- (a type of waterbird)
68aro-m reed?
68aru̯ā intestines?
68-69ā̆s-, based on it azd-, azg(h)- to burn, glow
69ast(h)-ost(h)-bone
69at- to go; year
69āt(e)r-ētro-fire
70*ati-, ateli- (a type of fish)
70-71ati, ato-2: to-beyond, over
71ā̆tos, atta daddy, mommy (nursery word)
711: au- ow! (exclamation of pain)
722: au-, au̯-es-, au-s-1: u̯es-to sleep, stay overnight
72-733: au-, au̯e, u̯ē̆-4: u̯e-away from, down
73-754: au-, u- : u̯ē̆-, u̯o-2: u-other; that (one)
75-765: au̯-, au̯ē-2: u̯e-to plait, weave
76-776: au̯-, au̯ed- to speak
77-787: au̯-, au̯ē-, au̯ēi- to like, help
788: au̯-, au̯ēi- to be aware of, perceive, understand
78-819: au̯(e)-, au̯ed-, au̯er-10: u̯er-to flow, sprinkle; water, river, etc.
81-8410: au̯(e)-, au̯ē(i)-, u̯ē-3: u̯ē-to blow
8411: au̯ē-, (u̯e-d(h)-?) to strain, take pains
84-85au̯eg-, u̯ōg-, aug-, ug-u̯eg̑-to increase, magnify
86au̯ei-, əu̯ei-?ō(u̯)i̯-ombird
86-87au̯es-eus-to shine
87aug- to gleam, glitter
87augh-, ugh-u̯ing̑-nape of the neck
88au̯ig̑- oats; a type of grass
88auq(h)- : uq(h)-, probably also u̯eq(h)- cooking pot
88-89au-lo-s : ēu-l- pipe, tube
89au̯o-s maternal grandfather
90aus- to draw (water), ladle, scoop
91baxb-, bhaxbh-, paxp-baxmb-to swell
91-92baba-bal-bal-babbling; unclear speech
92badi̯os brown, gold, yellow
92-93baitā, or paitā? goatskin
93bak- stick, staff; to hit
93bal-, balbal- to dance, shake, whirl
93bal-bal-bar-bar-babbling; unclear speech
93-94baxmb- (a type of noise)
94-95baxmb-, bhaxmbh-, paxmp-, phaxmph-pank-to swell
95band- drop (of liquid)?
95bar-bar-blat-babbling; unclear speech
95bata- a babble, murmur, meaningless stuttering
95bau (onomatopoeic: barking)
95bdel- to suck
96,  (onomatopoeic: sheep's bleating)
96bed- to swell
961: bel- to cut off, cut out
962: bel- strong
96-97bend-, bṇd-no- needle, spike, tip jutting out
97-981: b(e)u-, bh(e)u- (onomatopoeic: dull noise)
98-1022: b(e)u-, bh(e)ū̆-pāuson-to puff up, swell
102bis-(t)li- gall
102blat-blē-to chat, prattle
102blē-6: bhel-to bleat
102blou-, bhlou-?, plou- flea
103bol- bulb, tuber
103brangh-, brongh-? hoarse?
103breuq- to jump
103bronk- to lock, shut in
103bu- lip, kiss
104-51: bhā-, bhō-, bhə-2: bhāu-to glisten, shine
105-62: bhā- to speak
106bhabhā bean
106bhā̆d- good
1071: bhag- to apportion, divide
1072: bhag-bhorgo-ssharp
107-8bhāgó-s beech tree
108bhā̆gh-bhō̆gh-bog, lowland, swamp
108bhāghú-s elbow, forearm
108-9bhar- : bhor- : bhr̥-bhares-bristle, stubble; something jutting out
109bharu- (fir) tree, forest
109-10bhares-, bhores-bhardhāpoint, stubble (with formants)
110bhardhābhares-beard
110-11bharek-, or bherek- to stuff full
111bhares-bhar-barley
111bhasko- bundle, heap
111bhāso-, or bhēso- (a large bird of prey)
111-12bhāt- : bhət-1: bhā̆u-to hit
1121: bhā̆u- : bhū̆-bhāt-to hit
1122: bhāu-1: bhā-to glisten, shine
112-131: b(h)e, and b(h)eg̑h beside, outside, without
1132: bhē̆, bhō̆ (an emphatic particle)
113bhē-, bhō- to warm, roast, fry
113bhebhru-, bhebhro-5: bher-glittering; bright brown
113-141: bhedh- to dig, pierce, stab
1142: bhedh- to bend, bow, crook
114-15bheg-, bheng-bhog-to break, smash
115bhēgh- : bhōgh- to dispute, resist
116bheg- to run away
116bhei- bee
116-17bheid-bhei(ə)-to prick, pierce, split
1171: bheidh- to advise, encourage, force
1172: bheidh-bhidh-to bind, plait
117-18bhei(ə)-, bhī-bheid-to hit
118bheig- to glitter, shine?
118-201: bhel-, Balto-Slavic also bhelə-2: bhel-glittering white
1202: bhel-bheleg-henbane
120-223: bhel-, bhlē-2: bhlei-to grow, spread, swell
1224: bhel-, and bhlē-, bhlō-, bhlə- leaf; bloom
122-235: bhel-, chiefly with suffixes: bheləg̑-, bhelə-n-g̑-, bheleg̑-, bhl̥k̑- balk, beam, rafter
123-246: bhel-bhlē-to resound, speak
124bh(e)lāg- ridiculous, silly, weak
124bheld- to hit, poke
124-25bheleg-bhlendh-to glisten, shine
125bheleu-2: bhlēu-to hit, weaken; weak, ill
125-26bhelg̑h- to swell
126bhen- to hit, wound
126-27bhend- to rejoice, sing
127bhendh- to bind, tie
127-28bheng̑h-, bhn̥g̑h-, adj. bhn̥g̑hú-s dense, fat, thick
128-321: bher-bhren-to bear, bring, carry
132-332: bher-bh(e)reu-to boil, swell, well up
133-353: bher-bhrēi-to cut, scrape, work with a sharp tool
135-364: bher-bhereg-to buzz, hum
136-375: bher-bherəg̑-shining; bright brown
1376: bher- to cook, bake, roast
137-387: bher- to plait, weave
138bheredh-, bhṛdho- to cut; board
138-39bhereg-2: bherem-(onomatopoeic: bark, cry, roar, etc.)
139-40bherəg̑-, bhrēg̑-bherək̑-to shine; white
140-41bhereg̑h-, bherg̑hos-bherg̑h-high, noble; mountain
141-42bherək̑-, bhrēk̑-bhebhru-to glitter, shine
1421: bherem- to stand out; edge, hem
142-432: bherem-bhlos-q-to buzz, drone, hum
143bheres- quick
143-45bh(e)reu- : bh(e)rū̆-bhrag-to boil, surge, be wild
145bherg̑h-bhereg̑h-to hide, keep
145bherug-, bhrug-, bhorg- throat
145-461: bhes-bhoso-sto rub on, smear, spread
1462: bhes-perd-to blow, breathe
146-50bheu-, bheu̯ə-, bhu̯ā-, bhu̯ē- : bhō̆u- : bhū- to grow, prosper
150-52bheudh-, nasalized bhu-n-dh- to awaken, be aware
1521: bheug- to flee
1522: bheug-, bheugh- to free, put away
152-533: bheug-, bheugh- to bend, bow
1534: bheug- to enjoy
153bhidh-2: bheidh-cauldron, pot, vat
153-54bhili-, bhilo- friendly, good, harmonious
154bhlag̑- to hit
154bhlagh-men- priest, wizard
154-55bhlē-bhlē̆d-to howl, weep
155bhlē̆d-, bhl̥d-baba-to boil, bubble up; to boast, chatter
155bhleg- to swell, become bloated
155-561: bhlē̆i- : bhləi- : bhlī-bhlē̆ig̑-to glitter, shine
1562: bhlei-bhleu-to blow up, swell
156-57bhlē̆ig̑-, bhlīg̑-bhleiq-to glitter, shine
157bhleiq-bhləido-sto glitter, shine
157-58bhlendh-bhles-dim, pale, reddish
158bhles-1: bhlēu-to glitter, shine
158-59bhleu-3: bhel-to blow up, swell; to flow
1591: bhlēu- : bhləu- : bhlū-bhleu-(k)-to glitter, shine
1592: bhlēu- : bhləu- : bhlū-bhleus-bad, miserable, weak
159-60bhleu-(k)-bhlē-u̯o-sto burn
160bhlē-u̯o-s1: bhel-a light color (blue, yellow)
160bhleus-bheleu-mild, weak
160bhləido-s1: bhlē̆i-light, pale
160-61bhlīg̑- : *bhlēig- to hit
161bhlō̆k- flock, tow, wool; cloth?
161bhlos-q-4: bher-(onomatopoeic: bark, cry, roar, etc.)
161bhog-bheg-flowing water
161bhō̆gh-, or bhā̆gh-bhā̆gh-bog, lowland, swamp
161-62bhōi- : bhəi- : bhī-, bhii̯ə- to fear, be afraid
162bhok- to burn?
162bholo- mist, smoke, steam?
163bhorgo-s2: bhag-gruff, unfriendly
163bhoso-s1: bhes-naked
163bhoudhi- victory
163bhoukos a buzzing insect
163bhrag-, better bhrə-g-2: bher-to scent, smell
163-64bhrā́ter- brother, family member
164bhred(h?)- to wade, wander
1651: bhreg̑-bhre(n)k̑-to break
1662: bhreg̑- to stick up
166-67bhrēi-, bhrī̆-1: bhrē̆u-to cut, pierce with something sharp
167bhren-bhrendh-to bulge, stick out; edge
167-68bhrendh-bhrenk-to swell up, sprout
168bhrenk-, bhronk-2: bhrēu-to bring
168bhre(n)k̑-bhres-to err, be ensnared
168-69bhren-to-s deer, horned animal
169bhres-1: bhreg̑-to break, burst
169bhreu-, bhreu-d-1: bhreu-s-to swell, sprout
1691: bhrē̆u-, bhrū̆-bhreu-k̑-to break, cut, pierce
1702: bhrēu-, bhrū-1: bher-edge
170bhreu-k̑-2: bhreu-s-to strike, throw
170-711: bhreu-s-bhrugh-no-to swell
1712: bhreu-s-bhroisqo-to break to pieces
171-723: bhreus-, bhrū̆s- to boil, sound, etc.
172bhroisqo-, bhrisqo-3: bher-bitter
172-731: bhrū- eyebrow
1732: bhrū-, bhrēu- beam, bridge
173bhrūg- fruit; to enjoy
174bhrugh-no-bhreu-twig
174bhudh-m(e)n bottom, ground
174bhū̆g̑o-s, familiar form bhukko-s goat
175dā- fluid; to flow; river
175-79 : də-, and dāi- : dəi-, dī̆-3: del-to divide, share
179dāiu̯ēr, genitive daiu̯rés brother-in-law
179dak̑ru-ak̑rutear (from the eye)
179-81dāu-, dəu-, dū̆- to burn
181*dəg̑h-mó-dəg̑h-mó-sslanting
181-83de-, do- I-deictic; here
183dē- : də-, and dēi-, dī- to bind, tie
183dēg- to grab, pack?
183-871: dei-, dei̯ə-, dī-, di̯ā- to glitter, shine; day, sun; God
1872: dei̯ə-, di̯ā-, di̯ə-, dī- to move, spin, swing
187-88deig̑h- to itch, prick; tick
188-89deik̑- to show
189-911: dek̑-des-to take
1912: dek̑- : dok̑-, dēk̑-denk̑-to tear, rip to pieces
191-92dek̑m̥, dek̑m̥-t, dek̑u-u̯ī-k̑m̥t-īten
1931: del- to calculate, count, tell
193-942: del- to shake, totter
194-963: del-, dol-, delə-1: dhā̆bh-to divide, split
1964: del- to dribble, rain
196-975: del- long
198-99dem-, demə- to build; house
199-200demə-, domə-, domə- to tame
201demel- worm?
201denk̑-2: dek̑-to bite
201-21: dens-2: dens-mental power; to learn
202-32: dens-1: dens-dense
203deph- to push, stamp, thrust
2031: der- : dōr-, der-, or dōr- : dər-4: der-hand span
203-42: der-, reduplicated der-der-, dr̥dor-, broken reduplication dor-d-, dr̥-d-3: dher-(onomatopoeic: to grumble, mutter)
204-63: der-, drā-, dreb-, drem-, dreu- to run
206-114: der-, heavy-base derə-, drē-1: der-to cut, skin, split
211-12derbh- to put together, wind
212der(ep)-derk̑-to see?
212derə-, drā- to work
212-13dergh- to grasp
213derk̑-der(ep)-to look
214-17deru-, dō̆ru-, dr(e)u-, drou-, dreu̯ə- : drū- firm, solid; tree, wood
217des-, dēs-1: dek̑-to find
217-181: deu- to plunge into, sink in
218-192: deu-, or dou- : du- to venerate, worship; mighty
219-203: deu-, deu̯ə-, du̯ā-, dū- to move forward, pass
220-21deuk- to drag, pull
221-22deup- : kteup-? (onomotopoeic: a dull thud)
222dəg̑h-mó-sgei-slanting
222digh- goat
222dī̆p-ro-, dī̆p-e sacrificial animal
222dl̥kú- sweet
223dn̥g̑hū, dn̥g̑hu̯ā tongue
223-26dō- : də-, also dō-u- : dəu- : du- to give
226dous- arm
226drē- : drə-, extended dr-ē̆m- to sleep
226-27dreg̑h- displeased, unwilling, vexed
227dumb-, dumbh-? penis, tail
227dus- bad, evil, foul
227-28du̯ei- to fear
228-32du̯ō(u)gis-ti-stwo
2331: dhā̆bh-, nasalized dhamb(h)-to be astonished, speechless
233-342: dhabh- to fix, suit; proper
234dhā̆l-2: dhel-to bloom, be green
234dhanu-, or dhonu- (a type of tree)
235dhau- to press, strangle
2351: dhē-, reduplicated dhē-dh(ē)-dhē(i)-older family member (nursery word)
235-392: dhē-u̯eidh-to put, place, set
2393: dhē-, dhə- to disappear, pass away
239dheb- fat, heavy, thick
240dhebh-, dhebh-eu-dhembh-to harm, injure
240-41dhegh- to burn
241-42dhē(i)-, also dh-ei-?1: dhē-to suck, suckle
243dhei̯ə- : dhi̯ā- : dhī- to look, see, show
243-44dhēig- : dhōig- : dhīg- to plant, stab, stick
244-45dheig̑h- to build, knead clay
245-461: dhel-, dholo- curve; hollow
2462: dhel-dhā̆l-to light; shining
2463: dhel- to tremble
246dhelbh- to bury, dig
247dhelg- to stab, stick; needle
247dhelgh-, dhelg- to hit
247-48dhem-, dhemə- to blow, fly about like dust
248-49dhembh-, dhm̥bh-dheu-b-to dig
2491: dhen- to flow, run
2492: dhen- flat of hand, surface of land, etc.
249-503: dhen- to hit, push, thrust
2501: dhengh- to cover, press
2502: dhengh- to get, grip, reach
251-521: dher-, dherə-4: dher-dirt, or some type of deposit
252-552: dher-, dherə- to hold, support
255-563: dher-, dhereu-, dhrē̆n-2: der-(onomatopoeic: to growl, purr, etc.)
2564: dher- : dhor- : dher-5: dher-to jump (at)
2565: dher-, dhrei-d-1: dher-to defecate; dirt
257dherāgh-dhreg̑-to drag, pull
257dherbh-, dherəbh-? to work
257-58dherebh- to harden; coagulated
258dheregh- bushy plants
258dhereg̑h-, dhr̥g̑h-nā- to turn, wind
259dhers- to dare, be bold
259dhēs-, dhəs- (used in religious terms)
259-601: dheu- to flow, run
260-612: dheu-, dhu̯-ēi- to die, faint, vanish
2613: dheu- to shine brightly
261-674: dheu-, dheu̯ə-, presumably dhu̯ē-, compare the suffixes dhu̯ē-k-, dhu̯ē̆-s-dheu̯es-to blow, dissipate, fly about like dust, etc.
267-68dheu-b-, dheu-p-dhebh-deep, hollow
268dheubh-, dhubh- peg, wedge
268-71dheu̯es-, dhu̯ē̆s-, dheus-, dhū̆s-4: dheu-to blow, dissipate, fly about like dust, etc.
271dheugh- to milk, press, touch
271dhlas-, or dhels- : dhl̥s- to press, squeeze; squash?
271-72dhl̥gh- debt, duty, guilt
272dhō- to sharpen
272dhō[u]- : dhū- rope?
272-73dhrebh- to crush, grind to pieces
273dhreg̑-terk-to pull
2731: dhregh- to run
273-742: dhregh- to hurt, torment
274dhreibh- to drive, push, thrust
274-75dhreu- to crumble, grind
2751: dhreugh- to shake, tremble
2762: dhreugh- to deceive, harm
276dhrigh-, or dhreikh- hair, bristle
276-77dhrono- multicolored?
277dhug(h)əter- daughter
277dhu̯en-, dhun- to hum, drone
277dhu̯er-, dhu̯erə- to harm by deception or trickery
278-79dhu̯ē̆r-, dhu̯ō̆r-, dhur-, dhu̯r̥- door
279dhu̯ergh- : drugh- crippled, dwarf-like, low in stature
280-811: ē̆, ō̆1: o(a particle; he, this, etc.)
2812: ē, ō2: ōoh (vocative interjection)
281-863: e-, ei-, i-, fem. ī-i̯āione; this, etc. (demonstrative particle)
287ebhi? : obhi : bhiepiaround, from, (up) to, etc.
287-89ed- to eat
289-901: edh- point, tip
2902: edh- fence of stakes
290eg- lack (of something)
290-91ēg̑-, ōg̑-, əg̑- to say, speak
291eg̑-, eg̑(h)om, eg̑ō1: me-I (pronoun)
291-92eg̑hero- (inland) lake
292eg̑hi-ang(h)i-hedgehog
292-93eg̑hs, eg̑hz from, out of
293egnis : ognis fire
293ehem, eheu, eho oh (exclamation)
293-971: ei-i̯ā-to go
2972: ē̆ioiu̯āO (vocative particle)
297-983: ei- bright; reddish
2984: ei- : oi- pole, stake
298eibh- : oibh-, i̯ebh-i̯ebh-to copulate
298eig-, oig- to complain, lament
298-99ēik- to possess, be capable
299-3011: eis- to move rapidly or violently
3012: ei-s-, ei-n- ice, frost
301-2ek̑u̯o-s horse
302-41: el-, ol-, el-4: el-red, brown
304-52: el-2: lei-to lie, recline
3053: el- : ol- to rot, be moldy
3064: el-, ol-ul-(a root indicating noise)
3065: el-, ol- to destroy
306-76: el-, elə- : lā-, el-eu-(dh-)2: leu-dh-to drive, move, go
3077: el-, elə-, with k-suffix elk-, elək-elk-hungry; bad?
307-98: el-, elē̆i-, lē̆i-, olī̆nā 'elbow'1: lē̆i-to bend
309-10ēl- line, strip
310ēlā awl, bodkin
310elg- needy, poor
310elk-, elək-7: el-hungry; bad?
310elkos- abscess, boil
310-11em- to take
311embhi-, empi- (a bee, gnat, or mosquito)
311-141: en3: nei-in
3142: en- year
314ēn behold! look here!
314-151: enebh-, embh-, ombh-, nō̆bh-, nēbh-?, m̥bh- navel
315-162: enebh- : nebh-, embh-, m̥bh-2: nebh-damp, wet; clouds; water
316-18enek̑-, nek̑-, enk̑-, n̥k̑- to reach, obtain
318ē̆neu, ē̆nu without
318-19e-neu̯en, neu̯n̥, enu̯n̥neu̯osnine
319eng-, n̥gḗn bump, swelling
319-21eno-, possibly e-no- : ono- : no- : -ne-2: nethat
321en(o)mn̥-, (o)nomn̥, nōmn̥nōmn̥name
321-22enos-, or onos- burden
322enq-, onq- to groan, sigh
322ent-, better ant-? to weave
323epero- wild boar
323-25epi, opi, piobhi-at, near
325ēpi- companion, comrade
325epop, opop (onomatopoeic: call of hoopoe bird)
325eph- to cook
325-261: er-, or- eagle
3262: er-, eri- goat; sheep
326-323: er- : or- : r-2: ereu-to move, set in motion
3324: er-, er-t-, er-u̯- earth
332-335: er-, erə-, thematic (e)r-ĕ-2: rē̆-crumbly, loose
333ereb-, orob-, rōb- to drill, hollow out, make holes
334ē̆reb(h)-, ō̆rob(h)-regos-(a dark color, reddish brown)
334ered-red-to flow away; dampness
335ereg(h)o-, erog(h)o- pea, legume
3351: erek-, er[e]gh- louse, mite, tick
3352: er(e)k-, rek-, rok- to tear, cut, split
3351: eres- to pierce, stab
336-372: ere-s-, ers-, r̥s-, eres-, and rē̆s-, rō̆s-rēs-to flow
3371: ereu-4: reu-to ask, seek
3382: ereu-ers-to rip up, tear
3381: erə-, rē-, er(e)-3: rē-to row; oar
338-392: erə-, rē-4: rē-to rest, be still
339er(ə)d-, (er(ə)d-), er(ə)dh- high; to grow
339ergh- to shake, tremble
340erk-ar(e)-g̑-to beam, shine; to praise
340ers- : orsos1: rebh-backside, rump; tail
340-42es- to be
342esu-s : su- able, good
342-43ē̆s-niz-do-to sit
343es-en-, os-en- summer, harvest time
343ē̆s-r̥(g), genitive es-n-és blood
343et(e)n- seed, grain
344ēter- intestines
344eti out, beyond, etc.
345ētī-anət-