Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *ag'r-o-

Meaning: field

Old Indian: ájra- m. `field, plain'

Armenian: art `Acker'

Old Greek: agró-s m. `Feld, Acker'

Germanic: *akr-a- m., *akr-ōn- f.

Latin: ager, -rī m. `Acker, Feld'

Other Italic: Umbr ager `ager'

Russ. meaning: поле (пригодный для обработки участок земли)

References: WP I 37

Proto-IE: *darǝw- / *derǝw-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: field; a k. of wild cereals

Old Indian: dū́rvā f. `bent grass, panic grass, Panicum dactylon'

Old Greek: ? delph. darátai̯ f. Ben. von Kuchen, die bei Eheschliessung von einer Phratrie dargeboten wurden, dárato-s m., -n. n. Ben. eines thessalischen Brotes

Slavic: *dьrvьnjī

Baltic: *dirw-ā̂ f.

Germanic: *tarw-ōn- f.

Latin: dravoca `personacia, lappa', Rom `Lolch'

Russ. meaning: поле; полевые злаки

References: WP I 803

Proto-IE: *pel-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: field, plain

Armenian: hoɫ `Erde, Staub, Boden, Land'

Slavic: *polje; *polnīnā

Germanic: *fil-d-a- n., m., *fil-d-u- c., *fal-ōn- f., *ful-d-ō(n-) f.

Russ. meaning: поле, равнина

References: WP II 61 f

Proto-IE: *arw-/*e-

Meaning: field

Old Indian: urvárā f. `fertile soil, field yielding crop'

Avestan: urvarā `Pflanze'

Armenian: erkir `Erde'

Old Greek: ár[ọ̄]ra f. `Ackerland, Land'

Slavic: *orvьnъ(jь)

Baltic: *arw-a- adj.

Germanic: *irw-an- m., -ōn- f.

Latin: arvus, -a, -um `zum Pflügen bestimmt, Acker-, Saat-'; arva f.; arvum, -ī n. `Saatgefilde, Ackerland, Flur'

Other Italic: Umbr arvame-en `in arvam', ar(u)via `frumenta'

Celtic: MIr arbor, dat. arbaim, gen. (schon OIr) arbe, pl. n. a. arbanna (rr/n-St) `Getreide'; Cymr erw f., pl. erwi, erwydd `Feld', Corn erw, ereu `id.', OBret, MBret eru, Bret ero `Furche'

Russ. meaning: долина ровная

References: WP I 78 f

Proto-IE: *wen-

Meaning: outer space (forest, field)

Old Indian: vána- n. `forest, wood', vanā f. `piece of wood used for kindling fire by attrition'

Avestan: vanā- 'Baum'

Other Iranian: MPers van, NPers bun `Baum'

Slavic: *vъnъ

Germanic: *win-jō f., *wun-jō f.

Russ. meaning: внешнее пространство (лес, поле)

References: WP I 258 f (differently in Pok.)

Proto-IE: *pAlk'-