Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *yā-

Meaning: to move (intr.), to ride (?)

Hittite: ija- (II) 'gehen, wandeln, marschieren' (Tischler 343ff)

Tokharian: A yā-, B iyā- (PT *(y)iyā-) 'go, travel' (Adams 66)

Old Indian: yā́ti `to go, move, walk'

Avestan: yāiti `to go, move, walk'

Germanic: *jē-n=

Latin: iānus, -ī/-ūs m. `gewölbter Durchgang, Torbogen', iānua f.`Tür'

Celtic: *jātu-s: OIr āth `Furt'

Russ. meaning: двигаться, ехать (на лошади ?)

References: WP I 102 f

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