Baltic etymology : Query result

Proto-Baltic: *wir̂b-l-ia-, *ǯwir̂b-l-ia-, *ǯwir̂b-ul-a-, -ia- (1) c.

Meaning: sparrow

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: žvìrbli-s, ostlit. virblī̃-s, gen. žvìrbliō `Sperling, Spatz'

Lettish: zvir̃bulis, zvir̃buls `Sperling, Feld-, Gerstendieb (Passer domesticus L.)'

Proto-Baltic: *wirǯ-iā̃ f. -ia- c., *wir̃č-ia- c.

Meaning: heath

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vìržēs pl., dial. vìržiai, vìržis, vir̃ži-s, vìržē `Heidekraut'

Lettish: vìrsis, pl. vìrši `Heidekraut (Calluna vulgaris Salisb.)'

Proto-Baltic: *wis-a- adj.

Meaning: whole

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vìsa- `ganz', pl. `alle', vìs `alle, stets, in einem fort, trotzdem', visái `ganz, gänzlich, vollständig, durchaus'

Lettish: viss `ganz, all; alles'

Old Prussian: wissa 'all(erlei)', wisse-mokin, -mukin 'allmächtig'

Proto-Baltic: *wisamb-a-, *wisamb-r-a- m.; *s(t)umbr-a- m.

Meaning: aurochs

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: stum̃bra-s 'Wisent, Bison, Büffel, Auerochse'

Lettish: stumbrs, stumbris, sumbrs, sũbrs 'Auerochse'

Old Prussian: wissambrs, wissambris 'Auerochs' V. 649

Proto-Baltic: *wisk-ē̂- (*wisk-a-) vb., *wizg-ē̂-, *wiks-ē̂-, *wigz-ē̂- vb.

Meaning: shake, move

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: viskḗti (vìska) `beben, sich bewegen, schwanken, zittern, glitzern', dial. visgḗti 'dass.', vìskinti 'bewegen, rühren, schütteln', viksḗti '(mit dem Schwanz) wedeln', vigzḗti 'dass.'

Proto-Baltic: *wīk- vb. intr., *wīk-ia- c., *wī̂k-n-iā̃ (1) f., *wīk-[š]-t-a- adj.

Meaning: bent, crooked

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vīkis 'Bandwurm' (MEV IV:577)

Lettish: vîkt² (-kstu/-cu, -ku/-cu) tr. `schmiegen, biegen', intr. 'sich biegen'; vīksts `geschmeidig, weich'; vĩkne `Ranke'; vicinât `schwenken; an den Haaren raufen'

Proto-Baltic: *wī̃k-/*wī̂k- (1) vb. intr. (Lith CIRC / Lett AC)

Meaning: prosper

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vī̃kti (-sta, -ō) 'gelingen, glücken, gedeihen; eintreffen, kommen, (vor sich) gehen, gelangen', caus. vī̃kinti

Lettish: vĩkt (-kstu, -ku) 'gedeihen, von statten gehen'

Proto-Baltic: *wītur-ia- c., *wī̂tar-(j)ā̂-, *wī̂ter-ē̂-, *wī̂tur-(j)ā̂- vb.

Meaning: sing (ab. birds)

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vīturī̃-s 'Lerche'

Lettish: vītur̨uôt, vîtaruôt, vĩtar̨uôt, vîtar̨ât², vīterêt (-ẽju) 'singen (von Vögeln); summen, zwitschern'

Proto-Baltic: *wī̆tw-ā, *wī̂t-ō̂l-[a]-, *wī̂t-ul-[a]- (2) c.

Meaning: willow

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lettish: vîtuõls, vîtuõlis², vîtul-s `Weide (Salix L.)'

Old Prussian: ape-witwo 'Uferweide'

Proto-Baltic: *wī̂- (*wej-a-) (2) vb., *wei-l-ā̂ f., *waĩ-n-ik-a-, -ag-, -ak- c., *wai-r-u- adj., *wij-ā̂ f., *wī-l-iā̃ f.

Meaning: twist, weave

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vī́ti (vẽja, vìjō) `drehen, winden, spulen', iter. vajṓti; vainìka-s 'Kranz, Krone, (bei Mädchen) Jungfrauenschaft', vairù- 'verschiedenartig, mannigfaltig, gesprenkelt'; vielà '(Eisen)draht', vijà 'Spirale, eine mit Draht besponnene Schnur, etwas Zusammengedrehtes, -gerolltes, Rolle; Gebinde', vīlē̃ 'Strieme, Schwelle';

Lettish: vàinags 'Kranz, Krone, Mädchenkrone, Kopfschmuck der Mädchen', vàinaks 'dass.'; vija 'Ranke, Gewinde, Girlande'; vît (/ vĩt Salis) (viju/dial. vinu, viju/ dial. vīnu) 'winden, flechten'

Proto-Baltic: *wī̂- (*wej-a-) (2?) vb., *waj-u- c., *at=wej-a- c., *waj-ā̂- vb., *weî-s-ul-a-, -ia- (1)c., -ā̂ f., *weî-s-ō̂l-a- (1) c., *wi-dr-a- c., *wī̂-dr-ā

Meaning: drive

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Old Lithuanian: vidra-s 'Sturm(wind), Wirbelwind',

Lithuanian: vī́ti (vẽja/dial. vìja, vìjō) `treiben, verfolgen, nachjagen, -setzen', iter. vajṓti; vãju-s 'Handlung, Feldzug'; ãtveja-s Gang, Zug, Fall, Mal'; žem. vairù- 'gross, trefflich, schön, stattlich, stark, kräftig, heftig'; ? víesula-s 'Wirbelwind, Windstoss, Sturm, Orkan', víesula 'dass.', dial. vìdra-s 'Sturm(wind), Wirbelwind', vī́dra 'dass.'

Lettish: vajât (-ãju) 'verfolgen, bedrängen; weh tun, Leid antun, misshandeln'; viẽsuols, viẽsulis, viẽsuls 'Wirbelwind'; vît² (viju) 'bewältigen'

Old Prussian: wydra 'Wind' Grunau

Proto-Baltic: *wī̂- (1) vb., *wī̂-t-/*wī̃-t- (1) vb. intr., *wī̂-t-in-ā̂- (1), *wī̂-t-ē̂- (1), *weî-t-ē̂- (1)

Meaning: fade

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vī́sti (vī́sta, vī́tō) `welken', caus. vī́tinti, vītìnti, vaitìnti

Lettish: vĩt 'welken'; vĩst (/vìst) (vĩstu, vĩtu) 'welken'; vĩtinât, vĩtêt (-ẽju), viẽtêt (-ẽju) 'welken machen, welken lassen; langsam trocknen lassen; prügeln'

Proto-Baltic: *wī̂r-a- (2) m.

Meaning: man, husband

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: vī́ras `Mann; Ehemann, Gatte'

Lettish: vîrs, vìris² `Mann, Ehemann; Knecht, Arbeiter'

Old Prussian: wijrs; acc. wijrin `Mann'; pl. sallūbai-wīrins `Ehemänner'

Proto-Baltic: *žer- / *žar-

Meaning: to glitter, shine

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: žerḗti 'im Glanze strahlen', žarijà 'glühende Kohle'

Old Prussian: sari f. 'Glut'

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