Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *yem-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: to tie together, to join

Tokharian: A, B yām- 'do, commit, make, effect' (Adams 490 f); A yom-, B yäm- (PT *yäm-) 'achieve, obtain, reach' (497)

Old Indian: yámati, yácchati, part. yatá- `to sustain, hold, hold together', yáma- m. `rein, curb, bridle; driver, charioteer', yántra- n. `instrument for holding, restraining or fastening, prop, support, thong, rein etc.'

Avestan: yam-, yasaitē, ptc. yata- `halten', yātam `zugewiesener Anteil, Besitz'

Other Iranian: OPers ipf. ayasatā 'halten'

Latin: redimiō, -īre `umbinden, bekränzen'

Russ. meaning: связывать, соединять

References: WP I 207