Baltic etymology : Query result

Proto-Baltic: *sneĩg-a- c., *sneĩg-u- sb., *snig-teî (prs. sneĩg=) vb., *snaig-[a]- m.

Meaning: snow

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: sniẽga-s 2>4 `Schnee', dial. sniegù-s `id.'; snìgti, sniẽga/sniñga/sniẽga `schneien, fallen (vom Schnee)'; sniẽgena, dial. sniẽgana 'Gimpel (Pyrrhula pyrrhula); Dompfaffe (Loxia pyrrhula); Wacholderdrossel, Krammetsvogel'

Lettish: snìegs (pl. snìegi) `Schnee'; snigt (snìeg/snìg/snigst, sniga) `schneien'; sniẽdze, snìedze 'Schneeammer, Dompfaffe, Blaumaise'

Old Prussian: snaygis `Schnee'