Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *dhēy-

Meaning: to suck (milk), to suckle

Old Indian: dháyati, inf. dhā́tave, fut. dhāsyati, aor. ádhāt, pf. 1 pl. dadhimá, 3 pl. dadhúḥ `to suck, drink', ptc. dhītá-; dhinoti `to nourish, satiate', ptc. dhita-; dhāyas- `nourishing, refreshing', n. `the act of nourishing', dhāyú- `voracious', dhārú- `sucking', su-dhā f. `nectar', dhātrī f. `nurse, mother', dhenú- f. `yielding or giving milk'; dhénā f. `milch cow'; dádhi n. (gen. dadhnás) `coagulated milk'

Avestan: daēnu- `Weibchen von 4füssigen Tieren'

Other Iranian: OPers dadan `sauere Milch'

Armenian: diem `sauge', stn-di `Säugling', da(i)l `Biestmilch', daycak `Amme'

Old Greek: inf. thē̂sthai̯, aor. thḗsato, ptc. thēsámeno- `saugen', act. aor. thē̂sai = thrépsai Hsch.; thēlǟ́ f. `Mutterbrust, Zitze', thē̂lü-s, -ei̯a, -ü `weiblich', tithḗnǟ, títthǟ f. `Amme'; thḗnion = gála Hsch.

Slavic: *dojь; *dojī́tī C; *dētę̄; *dḕtь, pl. *dḕtī

Baltic: *dē̂- (2) vb., *dei-n-iā̃, *dē̂-l-a- (2) m., *dē-l-iā̃, *dei-l-iā̃ f., -ia- c., *dī-l-iā̃, *dī-l-ī̂- vb.

Germanic: *dajj-á- vb.; *dīj-a- vb., *dēj-a- vb., *di-l=, *di-m=, etc.

Latin: fēlāre (/ fellāre) `saugen', fīlius, -ī m. `Sohn'; fēlīx, -īcis `f ruchbar, fruchttragend', fēcundus, -a `fruchtbar, ergiebig', fētus, -ūs `das Zeugen, Gebären, Werfen; Sprössling, Kind', fētus, -a `befruchtet, schwanger, trächtig; was geboren hat', fēnus, -oris/-eris `Zinsen, Wucher, Ertrag'

Other Italic: Umbr feliuf, filiu `lactantes'

Celtic: OIr dīnu `Lamm', dīth `suxit', denaid `er saugt', MIr del `Zitze', delech `Milchkuh'; Bret denaff `sauge'

Albanian: ? djaɵɛ `Käse', deĺe `Schaf'

Russ. meaning: сосать грудь, кормить грудью

References: WP I 829 f