Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *derk'e-

Meaning: to look

Old Indian: pf. dadárśa, aor. ádarśat, adrākṣīt, adrāk, ptc. dr̥ṣṭá- `to see, look'; dr̥ś- m. `seeing, looking at', dŕ̥ṣṭi- f. id., darśatá- `visible, beautiful'

Avestan: darǝs- `erblicken', pf. dādarǝsa, ptc. dǝrǝšta-; aibī-dǝrǝšti- `Anblick', inf. darštoiš; darǝsa- m. `Erblicken, Anblicken, Blick'

Old Greek: dérkomai̯, aor. drakẹ̄̂n, pf. (prs.-Bed.) dédorka `ansehen, blicken'; dérksi-s `Sehvermögen', dérgma `Blick', dergmó-s `id.', drákos n. `Auge'; düs-dérketo- `schwer zu erblicken', hüpó-dra adv. `von unten aufblickend'

Germanic: *tárx-ia- vb.; *turx-t-a- adj.

Celtic: *derko-, *drkā, *drko-s, *drkto-, etc. > OIr ad-con-darc `habe gesehen', ad-ro-darcar `kann gesehen werden', derc `Auge', MIr an-drocht `taeter, dunkel', Ir drech f. `Gesicht'; Cymr drych m. `Anblick, Spiegel', drem `Gesicht', OBret erderc `evidentis', Bret derc'h `Anblick', dremm `Gesicht'

Albanian: dritɛ `Licht'

Russ. meaning: смотреть

References: WP I 806 f