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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *perk-, *merk-
Meaning: to buy
Baltic: *pir̃k- (*per̃k-a-) vb. tr., *prek-iā̃ (1?) f.
Latin: merx, -cis f. `Ware', mercārī `Handel treiben, kaufen', mercēs, -ēdis f. `Verdienst, Sold, Zins'
Other Italic: Osk amiricatud `*immercātō (ohne Entgelt)', amiricum `*immercārī'
Celtic: *hrknā- > OIr inf. dat. reicc `zu ferkaufen'
Russ. meaning: покупать
References: WP II 40 f (different in Pok.)
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Baltic etymology :

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Proto-Baltic: *pir̃k- (*per̃k-a-) vb. tr., *prek-iā̃ (1?) f.
Meaning: buy
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Old Lithuanian: prekē "?" Daukša Post. 5134
Lithuanian: pir̃kti (per̃ka) `kaufen'; prẽkē, prekē̃ 'Handel, Kauf(preis)', Ware'; prekià 'Kaufpreis' ME II: 384
Lettish: pìrkt (pę̄̀rku/pìrkju2, pìrku/pìrcu) 'kaufen'; prece 'Ware; Freierei'
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