Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *temǝ-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: dark

Old Indian: támas- n. `darkness, gloom', tamasá- `dark-coloured', tamrá- `darkening', támisra- n., támisrā f. `darkness, dark night', tāmrá- `of a coppery red colour'

Avestan: tǝmah- `Dunkel, Finsternis'; tąɵra- n. pl. `Dunkelheit'

Other Iranian: NPers tār `finster'

Slavic: *tьmьnъ(jь); *tьmā

Baltic: *tem̂- vb. inch., *tam-s-ā̂ f., *tam̂-s-u- (1) adj., *tim̃-s-r-a- adj., *tums-, *tims- vb. inch.

Germanic: *ɵim-az-a- n., *ɵin-s-tr-a-, *ɵun-s-tr-a- adj., *ɵimz=, *ɵēm=

Latin: tenebrae pl. f. `Finsternis'; temere adv. `blindlings, zufällig, aufs Geratewohl, ohne Grund'; temerāre `beflecken, entweihen, schänden'

Celtic: *tem- > OIr temel `Finsternis', MIr teim, temen `dunkel, grau'; MBret teffal `finster'

Russ. meaning: темный

References: WP I 721 f