Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *bhleid-

Meaning: to swell

Old Greek: phlidáō `(von Fett) triefen, (von Fäulnis) zerfliessen; zergehen, zerplatzen', prs. inf. phlidánein = diapíptei, diarreî Hsch., aor. éphliden = diérreen, errḗgnuen Hsch., pf. diapéphloiden = diakékhütai Hsch., pephloidénai = phlüktainoûsthai (cod. phlekteneîsthai) Hsch., pephloidṓs = tòn phloiòn apobalṓn Hsch.; phloi̯dáō, -óō, -iáō lasse aufschwellen, gähren, brausen'; aphloi̯smó-s m. `Schaum, Geifer'

Baltic: *bleîd- (2) vb. tr., *blī̂d- (2) vb. intr.

Germanic: *blait=

Russ. meaning: разбухать

References: WP II 210 f