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Proto-Baltic: *par̃p- vb. intr., *pur̃p- vb. intr., *pur̂p-ē̂- (2) vb., *pur̂p-ul-ia- (1) c.
Meaning: swell
Lithuanian: par̃pti (-sta, -ō) `aufdunsen', párpeli-s 'Mehlkloss, Knödel'; pur̃pti `anschwellen, aufgedunsen werden'
Lettish: pur̂pêt 'morsch, mürbe werden, im Innern verfaulen', pur̃pul̨i, pur̂pul̨i2 pl. 'Nasenschleim', pùrpas2 pl. 'Ausfluss aus der Nase'
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Proto-IE: *pArp- / *perp-
Meaning: to swell
Old Greek: hellenist. pérpero-s m. `eitler Windbeutel, Geck, Prahler', pérpero- `eitel, prahlerisch', perperéu̯omai̯ `windbeuteln, prahlen'
Russ. meaning: надуваться
References: WP II 50 (different in Pok. 810-816).
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