Proto-Baltic: *nag-a- c., -ā̂ f., *nag-ut-i- c.
Meaning: nail, claw, hand/foot
Lithuanian: nãgas `(Finger-, Zehen)nagel, Klaue, Kralle', pl. nagaĩ `Finger, Hand', nagùti-s `Nagel (demin.)', nagà `Huf'
Lettish: nagas pl. `beide Hände, Hände und Füsse', nag-s `Nagel'
Old Prussian: nage `Fuss' V. 145, nagepirstis [überl.] `Zehe' V. 149, nagutis `Nagel' V. 117, nagotis `eherner Topf' V. 349, nagis `Feuerstein' V.371
