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Proto-IE: *weip-, -b-
Meaning: to oscillate, to swing
Tokharian: B wip- 'shake' (Adams 603)
Old Indian: vepate, -ti `to tremble, shake, vibrate', vípra- `stirred or excited, inspired'
Avestan: vip- `werfen, entsenden (Samen)'
Baltic: *weĩp- vb. tr., *waĩp-ī̂- vb., *wip- vb. intr., *weĩp-iā̃ f.; *weîb- (2) vb. tr., *waîb-ī̂- (2) vb., *wī̂b-urvb. tr.,
Germanic: *waib-ṓ f., *wīb-á-/*wī́f-a- vb., *waib-iá- vb., *waib-ṓ- vb., *wī[b]-l-ō f., *wi[b]-r-a- m.; *waip-ia- vb.
Latin: vibrāre `in zitternde setzen, sich zitternd bewegen'
Russ. meaning: волноваться, раскачиваться
References: WP I 240 f
Comments: In Balt. contam. of 2 roots -- see *(s)weip-, *(s)weib- 'to twist, wind around'.
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