Proto-Baltic: *kar-a-, *kar-ia- c., *kar-iā̃, *kar-jā̂ f., *kar-ja-s, *kar-ia-s m.
Meaning: war, troops
Lithuanian: kãra-s, kãria-s `Krieg'; kãrē, karià `Krieg', kãria-s, kãri-s `Heer', karī̃s `Krieger'
Lettish: kar̨š `Krieg; Hader, Lärm, Unruhe, Mühe; Heer'
Old Prussian: kargis [überl. kragis] `Heer' V. 410, cariawoytis `Heerschau' V. 416, karyago `Reise' (eig. `Heereszug') V. 411
