Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *san-/-e-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: apart, without

Tokharian: A sne, B snai (PT *s(ä)nai) 'without' (Adams 712)

Old Indian: sanutár `aside, away, off, far from', sanitúr `besides, without', sánutara-, sánutya `furtive, clandestine'

Avestan: hanarǝ `ferne von, ohne'

Old Greek: prp. áter `fern von, ohne'

Germanic: *sun-dr=

Latin: sine `ohne'

Celtic: *san- > OIr sain adj. `verschieden, besonders'; OCymr han `alium', Cymr hanred `Abtrenung'

Russ. meaning: отдельно, особо, без

References: WP II 494 f

Comments: A comparison exists with Hitt sanezzi-, sanizzi- 'wohlschmekkend, süß; erstklässig, fein' (Friedrich 181-182)