Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *paut-

Meaning: young one, nestling

Old Indian: pota-, potaka- m. `young animal or plant', putrá- m. `son, child'

Avestan: puɵra- m. 'Sohn, Kind'

Other Iranian: OPers puɵra- m. 'Sohn, Kind'

Slavic: *pъtā, *pъtīcā, *pъtę̄

Baltic: *put-n-a-, -ia- c., *put-ī̂t-ia- c.

Latin: putus, -ī m. `Knabe', putilla f. `junger Vogel'; pullus, -ī `jung; Tierjunges; Küchlein; junger Trieb; Hahn'; pūsus, -ī m. `Knäbchen', pūsa f. `Mädchen';

Celtic: *paut-: MIr uaithne `puerperium'; OCymr utolaidou `natales'

Russ. meaning: детеныш, птенец

References: WP II 76 f