Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(o)nogh-

Meaning: nail (anat.), claw, hoof

Tokharian: ? A maku, B mekwa (PT *mekwā) 'finger/toe nails' (Adams 467)

Old Indian: áṅghri- m. `foot'; nakhá- m., n., nakhará- m., n. `fingernail, claw'

Other Iranian: NPers nāxun 'Nagel, Kralle'

Old Greek: ónüks, -ükhos m. `Nagel, Kralle, Huf'

Slavic: *nogъtь, gen. *nogъte m.; *nogā́

Baltic: *nag-a- c., -ā̂ f., *nag-ut-i- c.

Germanic: *nag-al-a-, *nag-il-a- m.

Latin: unguis (gl. unx), gen. -is, abl. -ī (/-e) m. `Nagel an Finger oder an der Zehe des Menschen; Tatze, Kralle der Tiere', ungula f. `Klaue, Kralle, Huf'

Celtic: OIr ingen, pl. ingnea, dat. ingnib `Nagel'; OCymr eguin `Nagel', NCymr ewin f. `Nagel', Corn euuin `Nagel', Bret ivin m. `Nagel'

Russ. meaning: ноготь, коготь, копыто

References: WP I 180 f