Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *sēy-

Meaning: to go to, to reach, to stop

Old Indian: ava-,vi-syati, -a-sāt `to finish, terminate', áva-sita- `one who has settled down, dwells; ended, terminated', ava-sā́na- n. `stopping, residence; end'; sāyá- n. `evening', sāti- f. `end, destruction' (L.)

Avestan: hāiti- `Stück, Abschnitt', hāɵra- n. `bestimmter Zeitraum, Frist, ein Weg- und Zeitmass'

Old Greek: hḗsükho- `ruhig, still, langsam'

Slavic: *sī́lā

Baltic: *seî-l-ā̂ f., *sei-l-i- c.

Germanic: *sai-l-ia- vb.

Celtic: *sīn- > OIr sīnim `recke, strecke aus'

Russ. meaning: направляться, доставать

References: WP II 459 f