Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *(s)tona- / *(s)tena-

Meaning: to thunder, to moan

Old Indian: stanati, staniti, tanyati `to resound, roar, thunder', stanayitnú-, tanyatú- m. `thunder', tanayitnú-, tanyú- `roaring, thundering'

Old Greek: sténō, (-omai̯) `stöhnen,dröhnen, ächzen, jammern', trans. `beklagen, beweinen', stenázdō, stenákhō `id.', stóno-s m. `das Stöhnen usw.'; stonakhǟ́ f. `das Stöhnen, Seufzen'; *ténjō: ténnei = sténei, brǘkhetai Hsch.

Slavic: *stenāti, *stenjǭ; *stonātī, *ston(j)ǭ; *stonъ

Baltic: *sten-ē̂- (*sten-a-) vb. *stin- vb.

Germanic: *stin-a- vb., *stan-ja- vb., *stun-ja- vb., *stun-i- c.; *ɵun-ō- vb., etc.

Latin: tonō, -āre, -uī, -itum `donnern', tonō, -ere `id.'; tonitrū (gramm.), pl. tonitra/tonitrua n., tonitrus, -ūs m. `Donner'

Russ. meaning: греметь, стонать

References: WP II 626 f

Comments: Cf. *ton-.