Proto-Baltic: *pin̂- (2, inf *pin̂-têi 1) vb. tr., *pin-a- c., *pīn-ā̂, *pin-t-iā̃ f.
Meaning: weave, plait
Lithuanian: pìnti (pìna, pī́nē) `flechten, winden', pīnà 'Flechtwerk', pìnaps '(Zaun)rute, (Zaun)knüttel', pl. pinaĩ 'geflochtener Zaun, Zaungeflecht'; pánti-s (gen. -čiō) `Koppelstrick, Spannstrick, (Span)fessel', pánčia (pl. -čiōs) 'Fesseln, Bande'
Lettish: pît (/ pĩt Salis) (pinu, pinu) `flechten', pīte 'Geflecht; Fussfessel der Pferde; "davon man was flechten oder machrn kann"'
