Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *tenaw-

Meaning: thin

Old Indian: tanú-, f. tanvī́ `thin, slender, minute, delicate'; tanū́- f., tanus- n. `body, person'

Avestan: tanū- f., tanuš- n.

Other Iranian: NPers. tan 'Leib, Körper'

Old Greek: tanü- `dünn, schmal, schlank': tanǘ-glosso- usw.; pl. tanêi̯a-i̯ 'beams' Thphr., tanaó- `dünn, schmal, langgeschreckt, sich weit ausdehnend, lang, hoch'

Slavic: *tьnъkъ(jь)

Baltic: *ten̂w-a- (2) adj.

Germanic: *ɵunn-u-, *ɵunn-i- adj.

Latin: tenuis, -e `dünn, fein, zart, eng, schmal'; tanāre / tannāre `das Fell dünn machen'

Celtic: *tanaw(i̯)o-: OIr tanae `dünn'; Ir, Gael tana `dünn'

Russ. meaning: тонкий

References: WP I 724