Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(a)wenǝst-

Meaning: bladder, rectum, rennet bag

Old Indian: vastí- m.f. `bladder; lower belly, abdomen'; vaniṣṭhu- m. `a part of the entrails of an animal offered in sacrifice - either the rectum or a partic. part of intestines near the omentum'

Old Greek: [ǟ́]nüstro-n n. 'fourth stomach of ruminating animals' (Arist.+) (written énüstron in LXX)

Germanic: *wanast-a-, *wanist-a-, *winist-a- m.

Latin: vēnsīca (vēsīca) f. `die Blase; Harnblase'

Russ. meaning: мочевой пузырь, прямая кишка, сычуг

References: WP I 190 f