Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *garǝ-, *grā-/*grē-

Meaning: to shout

Old Indian: járate `to crackle (as fire)'

Old Greek: gǟ̂rüs, gen. -üos f. 'voice, speech'; gǟrǘō 'to sing; to say, speak, cry' (cf. grǘzdō, ft. grǘksō, aor. égrüksa [ü ~ ǖ] 'to grumble, mutter')

Slavic: *grā(jā)tī, *grājǭ

Baltic: *gur̂- vb.; *grā̂- vb., *grā̂-j-ā̂ (1) f.

Germanic: *kirr-a- vb., *kēr-ia-, *kirr-a- vb., *karr-ō- vb.; *krē-ja- vb.; *krē-jō f., *krē-w-ō f., *krē-x-ō f.

Russ. meaning: кричать etc.

References: WP I 591 f

Comments: Cf. *gʷera-, *gʷrā-.