Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *gʷrogh-

Meaning: throat; to swallow

Old Greek: aor. hom. bróksai̯, ana-, kata-bróksai̯ `wieder einschlucken, verschlucken', pass. hom. ana-brokhén, hom. ana-bébrokhen; brókhtho-s m. `Schluck, Schlund'

Germanic: *krag-an- m., *krag-a- m., *kra(g)w=

Celtic: *brāg- > OIr brāgae `Hals, Nacken', *brg- > OCymr abal-brouannou `gurgulionibus', Cymr breuant `Luftröhre', OCorn briansen `guttur', OBret Brehant-Dincat gl. `guttur receptaculi pugnae'

Russ. meaning: горло; глотать

References: WP I 682 f