Proto-IE: *yat-
Meaning: to wish, to long for
Tokharian: A, B yāt- 'be capable of, have power over' (Adams 489); A, B yät- 'decorate, adorn' (496)
Old Indian: yatate `to place in order, keep pace, associate with; to strive after, be eager for', yáti- m. `an ascetic, devotee', yatúna- `moving, active, restless', yatna- m. `activity of will, volition, endeavour'
Avestan: yateiti, yataeiti `setzt sich in Bewegung, rührt sich, ist emsig, bemüht sich eifrig'
Celtic: Cymr add-iad `Sehsucht'; add-iant `id.'; OIr ēt, Ir ēad `Eifer, Eifersucht'
Russ. meaning: стремиться, желать
