Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(a)werǝ-, *wrē-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: to string, to put in a row

Old Indian: ā-valī, ā-vali- f. `row, range, series, continuous line'; vr̥ndá- n. `heap, multitude, host, flock'; vrā́ta- m. `multitude, flock, assemblage'

Old Greek: aeírō 'anreihen, verbinden'

Slavic: *ob(v)orā, *sъvorā; *verenīcā; *vorъ: Czech vor `Floss'; *verīgā, *verūgā; *vьrvь

Baltic: *wer̂- (1) vb. tr.; *wā̂r-ā̂ f., *wā̂r-a- c., *wā̂r-ia- (2) c.; *wir̂-t-in-iā̃ f., *wir̃-w-iā̃ (1) f.

Germanic: *wrí-ɵ-u- c., *war-[ɵ]-ōn- f., *wrḗ-ɵ=, *wrō-ɵ=, *wir-n=, *wur-[ɵ]-ōn- f., *war-an- m., *war-[ɵ]-an-m.

Celtic: OIr foirenn `factio', MIr foirenn `Abteilung, Schar', OCymr guerin `factio', Cymr gwerin `viri, virorum multitudo, plebs', OBret guerin gl. `duas factiones'

Russ. meaning: нанизывать, ставить в ряд

References: WP I 263 f