Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *wes- <PIH *w-> (Gr hw-)

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: to dress

Hittite: was(s)-, wes(s)- (I), wassija-, wessija- (I) 'bekleiden, anziehen' (Friedrich 248)

Tokharian: A, B wäs- 'be dressed, get dressed' (Adams 597)

Old Indian: váste `to put on, wear'; vásana- n. `cloth, dress'; vásman- n. `cover, garment'; vastra- n. `cloth, dress, garment'

Avestan: vastē `to put on, wear', vaŋhaiti `kleidet sich, zieht an', vaŋhana- n. `Gewand', vastra- n. `Kleidung'

Armenian: *wesnu-: z-genum `ziehe mich an', z-gest (tu-St.) `Kleidung'

Old Greek: hénnümi, ion. hẹ̄́nümi, aor. hés(s)a `kleiden', med. `sich kleiden'; ésthos n. `Kleidung'; esthǟ́s, gen. -ǟ̂tos `id.'; heanó-s `weibliche Gewand'; ion., att. hẹ̄̂ma, dor. wē̂ma, lesb. wémma `id.'; hīmátio-n `Kleid, Mantel'

Germanic: *wís-ja-/wiz-já- vb., *was-t-il-a- n., *wis-tr-ō f., *was-t-i- c., *waz-jōn- f., *waz-já- n., m., *wiz-ṓ f., *was-t-iō f.

Latin: vestis, -is f. `Kleid, Gewand'

Albanian: veš `ich kleide an', višem `kleide mich an'

Russ. meaning: одевать(ся)

References: WP I 309