Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(a)melǝg'-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: to milk

Tokharian: A malke, B malkwer 'milk', A mālk- 'to milk' (Adams 442)

Old Greek: amélgō `melken', amolgǟ́ 'milking'; amolgéu̯-s `Milcheimer', ámelksi-s f. `das Melken'

Slavic: *melztī, *mьlzǭ; *melzīvo; *molzъ; *molstь

Baltic: *mel̂ǯ-/*mil̂ǯ- (*melǯ-a-, -ja-) vb. tr., *mal̂ǯ-ī̂- vb.

Germanic: *miluk-, *milik- ; *milk-a- vb., *miluk-ia- vb., *milx-t-ō f., *milk-tr-ō(n-) f., *mulk=

Latin: mulgeō, -ēre, mulsī, mulctum (ēmulsus, mulsūra) `melken', mulctra f. `Melkkübel'

Celtic: *melg-, *mlg-, *mlgti- > OIr bligim `ich melke', pf. do-om-malg `mulxi', mlegun `dfas Melken', melg n- (es-St.) `Milch', gen. bō-milge `der Kuhmilch', mlicht, blicht `Milch'; Cymr blith `lactans, lacpraebens'

Russ. meaning: доить

References: WP II 298 f