Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(e)ger-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: to wake up, to be awake

Old Indian: {járate `erwacht', jagárti `wacht', pf. jagāra }, gārayate `to know; to make known, teach'

Avestan: ǰaɣārayantǝm `den wachenden', pf. ǰagāra

Other Iranian: MPers vīgrās `erwachte'

Old Greek: egéi̯romai̯, aor. égreto, pf. egrḗgora (`ich wache'), med. egḗgermai̯ `erwachen'; egéirō, aor. egẹ̄̂rai̯ `wecken, erwecken'; égersi-s `das Erwachen, die Erweckung', eks-egértǟ-s `Anreger, Anstifter', an-egérmōn `wachsam', adv. egertí `wachsam, eifrig'

Germanic: *karsk-a- adj., *karsk-i- adj., *karsk-iōn- f.

Latin: expergīscōr, -īscī, -perrēctus/pergitus `aufwachen, erwachen'; expertus < experctus;p expergēfaciō `aufwecken, ermuntern'; expergō, -ere/exporgō, -ō `aufwecken'

Albanian: ngrē `ich hebe auf, wecke auf'

Russ. meaning: просыпаться, бодрствовать

References: WP I 598 f