Baltic etymology : Query result

Proto-Baltic: *wal-a- c.; *wil̂-nā̂ (1) f., *wiln-[i]-

Meaning: wool

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vìlna, pl. vìlnōs `Wolle'; vãla-s, pl. valaĩ `Haar des Pferdeschweifes; Tuchrand'

Lettish: vil̃na `Wolle, Haar von vierfüssigen Tieren'

Old Prussian: wilnis V. 477, wilna `Wolle', Grunau 48 `Rock'

Proto-Baltic: *walk-ā̂ f., *walk-a- adj., *walk-a- c.; *wal̂g-a-, -n-a- (2) adj., *welg- vb. tr., *walg-, *wil̂g- (2) vb. intr., *wal̂g-ī̂- vb.

Meaning: wet, moist; pool, puddle

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: valkà `Pfütze, Lache' || vìlgīti `an-, befeuchten, nass machen', vìlgti `feucht, nass werden'; válgīti 'essen'

Lettish: valks `feucht', val̂kums² 'feuchte Stelle; Feuchtigkeit'; val̂ks², val̂ka² `fliessendes Wässerchen, Waldbächlein, (Regen)bach; feuchter Ort' || val̂g-s 'feucht', val̂gn-s, vàlgns `feucht, betaut', val̂gt, vàlgt (-gstu, -gu) `feucht werden'; vil̂gt (-gstu, -gu) `feucht werden'; vęl̂gs 'feucht'; vel̂gt (-dzu) `waschen; einweichen, feucht machen'

Old Prussian: welgen `Schnupfen' V. 157

Comments: Cf. Jatv. fala 'meat' (?).

Proto-Baltic: *wal̂k-š-ti-, *wal̂k-sn-ā̂, *walk-in-a- adj.

Meaning: chaff

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: válkšti-s (dial.) 'Haferähre', válkšna 'ds.', valkinē manna 'Manna, polnische Grütze'

Proto-Baltic: *wanag-a- m.

Meaning: hawk

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vãnaga-s 'Habicht'

Lettish: vanags, vanaga 'Habicht, Taubenhabicht, Taubengeiger (Astur palumbarius L.); Adler'

Old Prussian: spergla-wanag 'Sperber' V. 714, gerto-anax '(Hühner)habicht V. 713

Proto-Baltic: *wañs-ā̂ f., *wañs-t-a- c.

Meaning: moustache

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: oustai (= *ą̃stai) pl. (žem.) 'Schnurrbart'

Lettish: ùosas² pl. 'Schnurbart'

Old Prussian: wanso 'der erste Bart, Flaum' V. 100

Proto-Baltic: *wan̂d-ō̃ (-en-es) (2), *un̂d-ō̃ (-en-es) (2), *und-a- n., *und-[a]- m.

Meaning: water

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vanduõ, gen. -eñs, acc. vándenį `Wasser', dial. unduõ, únduo `Wasser'

Lettish: ûdens (gen. -ns/-n̨a), ûdęns², ûdins 'Wassser'

Old Prussian: wundan n., unds m. 'Wasser'

Proto-Baltic: *wan̂g-īt-iā̃ (2) f., *wang-u- c., *wang-ā̂ f.

Meaning: meadow, field

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Old Lithuanian: vanga `Acker'

Lettish: uôdzĩte 'kleiner Bach; sumpfige Stelle im Wald'

Old Prussian: wangus V. 588 `Dammerau'

Comments: Kur > Lett vañga 'feuchte Wiese mit hohem Gras'

Proto-Baltic: *wan̂t-ā̂ f. (1), *wan̂t-en-ia- c (1)

Meaning: besom

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vánta 'Quast vom grünen Birkenreisern, an denen sich noch Blätter befinden und den man in den Badestuben oder als Sprengwedel (in katholischen Gegend) benutzt', ostlit. (v)únta 'ds.'

Lettish: uotainis, uõtenis 'eine Birke, die auf trocknem Boden wächst, mit steil hinaufgehenden Ästen, aus denen Besen gemacht werden'

Proto-Baltic: *wap-ē̂- (*wap-a-)

Meaning: shout

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vapḗti (vãpa) `plappern, schwatzen, viel Bedeutungsloses reden', vapōti 'plappern, leise reden, zischen'

Proto-Baltic: *waps-ā̂ f., -a- c., *wāps-iā̃ f.

Meaning: asp

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vapsà, dial. vapsa-s `Wespe'

Lettish: vapsene, vapsine, lapsene `Wespe'

Old Prussian: wobse `Wespe' V. 789

Proto-Baltic: *war̃d-a- c., *wir̃d-a- m.

Meaning: word, name

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: var̃da-s `(Vor)name, Benennung, Titel'

Lettish: vā̀rds `Wort, Rede; Versprechen; Name', pl. vā̀rdi `Formular'; Zauberworte, -formel, Besprechung'

Old Prussian: wīrds 'Wort'

Proto-Baltic: *war̃w-ē̂- (war̃w-a-) vb., *war̃w-a- c.

Meaning: drip

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: varvḗti (var̃va) 'in dichten Tropfen fallen, triefen, rinnen', var̃vinti 'träufeln, rinnen, triefen machen, tropfen lassen', ostlit. var̃va-s 'Tropfen'

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