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Proto-IE: *yekʷ- (Gr h-)
Meaning: play, joke
Old Greek: hepsĭ́ǟ 'amusement, playhing'; pl. épsia n. EM, hépseia Hsch., hepsiáomai 'to amuse oneself' Hom.+
Latin: iocus, -ī, pl. -ī/-a `Scherz, Schäkerei, Kurzweil; Schwank, Spiel, Zeitvertreib'
Other Italic: Osk iúkleí `in cōnsecrātione'; Umbr pl. acc. iuka, iuku n. `precēs'
Russ. meaning: игра, шутка
References: WP I 204 f (differently in Pok.)
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Proto-Germanic: *jíxwla-n, *jíxlia-z, *ji(g)wl=
Meaning: Yule month
Gothic: fruma jiulī-s m. (ja) `Yule month, November'
Old Norse: pl. jōl n. `Julfest', ǖlir m. `Julmonat (mitte Nov. bis mitte Dez.)
Norwegian: jol
Swedish: jul
Danish: jul
Old English: gēola `Julmonat, Dezember', geh(h)ol, geo(h)ol `Julfest'
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