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Proto-Baltic: *war̃w-ē̂- (war̃w-a-) vb., *war̃w-a- c.
Meaning: drip
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: varvḗti (var̃va) 'in dichten Tropfen fallen, triefen, rinnen', var̃vinti 'träufeln, rinnen, triefen machen, tropfen lassen', ostlit. var̃va-s 'Tropfen'
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *wour-, *worw-
Meaning: to drip, to urine
Old Greek: ou̯réō `harnen', ôu̯ro-n n. `Harn'
Baltic: *war̃w-ē̂- (war̃w-a-) vb., *war̃w-a- c.
Latin: ūrīna f. `Urin, Harn'
Russ. meaning: капать, мочиться
References: Fraenkel 1205
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