Baltic etymology : Query result

Proto-Baltic: *in̂st-r-a- (2) n., *in̂st-iā̃ f.; *eñks-jā̂ f., *in̂ks-t-a- c., -iā̃ f.

Meaning: intestines

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: į́ščiōs pl. t.`Schoss, Eingeweide'; ìnkstas, l. ìnkstai/inkstaĩ; inksti-s, gen. -ies/-čio `Niere'

Lettish: îstrs, pl. îstri `Niere'; ìekša `Inneres, Inwendiges', pl. ìekšas `Eingeweide'; îksts (gen. -s) 'Niere', pl. īkši `Niere'

Old Prussian: instran `Schmer (жир, сало)' V. 133; inxcze (*inkste> `Niere(n)' V. 128