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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *kan-/-e- (kh-)
Meaning: pit
Old Indian: khánati, pass. khāyáte, inf. khanitum 'to dig', khaní- f. `mine'
Avestan: kani- 'Graben'
Baltic: *kin-i- (1) c.
Latin: canālis, -is, abl. -ī (/-e) 'желоб, канава, канал'
Russ. meaning: яма
References: WP I 399, Buck 46.
Comments: Судя по значению и звучанию, сходство лат. canālis с заимств. canna 'тростник; камыш; свирель; плетеный челн' случайно.
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Baltic etymology :

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Proto-Baltic: *kin-i- (1) c., *kin-ia- c.
Meaning: den
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: kìnis f. `Lager der Tiere, bes. der Schweine; schmutzige Lagerstadt eines Menschen'
Lettish: cinis, cins (gen. -s) 'Hümpel'
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