Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *gʷele-, *gʷelu-

Meaning: to swallow

Armenian: klanem, 3 sg. aor. ekul `verschlingen'

Old Greek: pl. blétües = hai bdéllai Hsch.; kata-bléthei, ka-bléei = katapínei Hsch., bleî = blíssei, amélgei, blízdei Hsch., blē̂r (Aeol.: Alcm.) = délear; blōmó-s `Bissen, Brot'

Slavic: *glъtъ, *glъtā́tī, *glъtī́tī

Latin: ingluviēs, -ēī f. `Fettwulste um die Kehle, Gefrässigkeit; Kehle', gluttus, -ūs m., glūtus, -ī m. `Schluck, Verschlucken', gluttiō, -īre `verschlucken, verschlingen', gluttō (glūtō v.l.), -ōnis `Schlummer'

Russ. meaning: глотать

References: WP I 621 f

Comments: Cf. *gʷel-.