Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *sō̆, *som

Meaning: prep./adv.: together

Hittite: { san }

Tokharian: A, B ysamo, ysomo 'altogether, collectively' (Adams 523, 524)

Old Indian: sám- 'together, with'

Avestan: ham- 'mit'

Other Iranian: OPers ham- 'mit'

Old Greek: ha- praef. 'with'; homaló- 'gleich, eben, glat'; hamó- 'irgend ein'; háma, dor. hamā̂ 'in einem, zugleich'; homó- 'gemeinsam; ähnlich, gleich, eben, glatt'; ó-trikhes, usw.

Slavic: *sǭ-, *sъ(n)-, *sъ(n)

Baltic: *sa(-), *sō̂(-), *sam̂-

Germanic: *sin 'zusammen': OSax, OHG sin-hīun, OE sin-hīwan 'conjuges, Ehegatten', Got sin-tīns 'täglich', OSax sin-nahti, OE sin-niht 'ewige Nacht' usw.;

Latin: sim-; similis; simul, OLat semol, semul 'zugleich'; semel

Other Italic: Umbr sumel 'zugleich'

Celtic: OIr sam- 'zusammen'

Russ. meaning: вместе

References: WP II 490

Comments: See Slav *sāmъ s.v. #3005 *sem-