Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *se-, *sow[e]-, *swe-

Meaning: pron. pers.: refl.

Old Indian: poss. svá- 'suus'

Avestan: hva-, xva- 'eigen, suus', hava- 'ds.'; dat., abl. hvāvōya, xvāi 'sibi'

Other Iranian: OPers huva- 'eigen, suus'

Armenian: in-khn, gen. in-khean 'selbst', iur 'sui, sibi'

Old Greek: sphé, sphín usw., poss. sphó-; heín, heé, heôi̯, poss. heó-, hé, pamph. whe; hoi̯, kypr., lesb. woi, hom. héo, hêi̯o, hêu̯, att. họ̄̂, poss. hó-, kret. wó- 'sein, eigen'; hǟ̂liks, -ĭkos m./f. `of the same age; fellow, comrade' (< *swā-l-ik-)

Slavic: *sę, *sebe, *sobē; *svojь; *svojākъ; *svātъ; *svātātī; *svāxā

Baltic: *sei-, *saw-, *seb-

Germanic: *swḗsa-; *swījēn + *si-ki, poss. *sīn-; *swēs-: Got swēs, gen. swēsis 'eigen', OHG, OSax swās usw.

Latin: sibī, sē; sovos (OLat), suus

Other Italic: Paelign sefei 'sibi', suois 'suis', Osk sífeí 'sibi', siom 'se', gen. suveís 'sui', súvad 'suā'; Marr suam 'suam'; Umbr seso 'sibi'; sue-su-

Albanian: vetɛ 'selbst', u- pron. refl.

Russ. meaning: себя

References: WP II 454 f