Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *ous-

Meaning: ear

Avestan: du. uši 'die beiden Ohren'

Other Iranian: NPers hoš 'Ohr' (< *aus-)

Armenian: unkn, gen. unkan `Ohr'

Old Greek: ion., att., hom. ôu̯s, Theocr., hell. ō̂s, gen. ep., poet. óu̯at-os, ion., att. ōtós, pl. ṓwata (Alkman), aû̯s (Paul. Fest.), pl. ā̂ta [cod. áta ] (Tarant.) Hsch. `Ohr; Henkel', pl. *ōwíd-es: ōbídes = enōtía Hsch., amph-ō̂es `zweiörig, -henkelig'; ? aánthā `a k. of earrings' Hsch.; enṓi̯dio-n n. `Ohrenhänge', enṓtion (Delos) `id.'

Slavic: *ūxo, gen. *ūšese, du. *ūšī

Baltic: *aũs-i-

Germanic: *áus-an-/*auz-án- n.; *auz-ia- n.

Latin: auris, -is f. `Ohr'; aus-cultāre `horchen, lauschen, hören aufmerksam zu, gehorchen'

Celtic: OIr au, ō 'Ohr' (neutr. es-St.)

Russ. meaning: ухо

References: WP I 18