Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *weg'-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: fresh, cheerful; to be awake

Tokharian: A, B wasir `Blitz'

Old Indian: vā́ja- m. `strength, vigour, energy', vájra- m./n. `thunderbolt (of Indra)'

Avestan: vazra- `Keule, bes. Haukeule (des Mithra)'

Other Iranian: OPers vazarka- `gross'

Germanic: *wak-a- vb., *wak-ō- vb., *wak-ē- vb., *wak-n-a- vb., *wak-ja- vb.; *wak-ōn- f.; *wak-r-a- adj., *wax-t(w)-ō(n-) f.

Latin: vegēre (intr.) `munter sein', (trans.) `erregen', vegetus `rührig, munter'; vigēre `lebenskräftig sein, in voller Kraft und Frische sein', vigil, -ilis `wach, wachsam; Wache, Wächter'

Russ. meaning: свежий, бодрый, бодрствовать

References: WP I 246 f