Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(o)bhrū-

Meaning: eyebrow; edge

Tokharian: A pärwāṃ, B pärwāne (PT dual. *pärwāne) 'brows' (Adams 374)

Old Indian: OInd bhrū́- f., acc. bhrúv-am `eyebrow, brow'

Avestan: brvat- f. (du.) 'Brauen'

Other Iranian: NPers abrū, barū 'Brauen'

Old Greek: ophrǖ̂-s, -ǘos f. `Augenbraue; erhöhtes Rand, Hügelrand'

Slavic: *brɨ̄, gen. *brъve; *obrɨ̄, gen. *obrъve; *brъvьkā

Baltic: bruw-i-s f., *bru-n-a- c., *bru-n-ia- c.; *breun-ā̂

Germanic: *brū-, *brū-n=; *brē(x)w=; *brū-n=

Celtic: OIr acc. pl. forbru, gen. pl. forbrū `supercilia', MIr du. gen. brūad, brōi, brä nom. du. f. `Brauen'; OIr brū `Rand, Ufer', bruach (zweisilbig, mit -*ako-)

Russ. meaning: бровь; край, бровка

References: WP II 196, 206 f