Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *sent-

Meaning: to walk, to travel

Avestan: hant- (prs. hi-šanat_, ft. ni-šąsyā) `gelangen, gelangen lassen'

Armenian: ǝnthach `Weg, Gang', ǝnthanam `gehe, reise, eile'

Baltic: *süñt- (*süñt-a-/-ja-) vb. tr., *suñt-ī̂- vb.

Germanic: *sínɵ-a- vb., *sínɵ-a- m.; *sand-iá- vb., etc.

Celtic: *snt- > OIr sēt `Weg', sētig `Frau'; Cymr hynt `Weg', OCorn cam-hinsic `iniustus', cun-hinsic `justus', OBret do-guo-hintiliat (gl.) `inceduus', MBret, Bret hent `Weg'

Russ. meaning: ходить, путешествовать

References: WP II 196 f