Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *kǝnod- (kh-)

Meaning: to bite

Old Indian: khā́dati `to chew, bite, eat', khādana- m. `tooth'

Other Iranian: NPers xāyīdan `essen, kauen'

Armenian: xacanem `beisse, pungo'

Old Greek: knṓdōn, -ontos m. `Schwert', pl. `Zähne am Schwert od. am Jagdspiess, Schwerthaken', pl. `die den Schwertgriff gegen die Klinge abgrenzenden Zähne oder Haken'; knṓdāk-s, -ākos `Zapfe, Achse', knṓdalo-n n. `wildes od. schädliches Tier'; knadállō = knáō Hsch.

Slavic: *kǭsъ, *kǭsātī, -ī́tī; *kǭ̃dъkъ (Pol kądek `Bissen, Stück, Brocken')

Baltic: *kan̂d- (*kan̂d-a-) (2) vb. tr.

Russ. meaning: кусать

References: WP I 341