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Proto-IE: *(s)lēg-
Meaning: soft, weak
Hittite: zaluganu- (zalugnu-) 'zurückhalten, verzögern', zalukes- 'lange dauern' (Friedrich 258, 259)
Old Greek: lḗgō, aor. lē̂ksai̯, kata-llḗksei̯an (Hom.), va. á-(l)lēkto- `aufhören, zu Ende gehen, ablassen', tr. `aufhören lassen, stillen'; lē̂ksi-s f. `das Aufhören', lagaró- `schlaff, schmächtig, dünn'; laŋgázdō `nachlassen, erschlaffen', ptc. laŋgṓn (láŋgōn ?) `ho euthǜs lanthánōn toû agō̂nos kài tôu phóbou' (EM), 3 sg. laŋgéu̯ei̯ `phéu̯gei' (Hsch.);; lagái̯ō, aor. lagásai̯ `freilassen'; lagṓn, -ónos f. `die Weichen, die Dünnen; hohle Seite, Flanke', lágano-n n. `dünner Kuchen, Plinse'; lágno- `geil, wollüstig'
Slavic: *lā́godā
Baltic: *leg=
Germanic: *lak-a- adj., *lēk-a- adj., *lōk=; *slak-a- adj., *slak-n-a- vb., *slak-ja- vb., *slōk=, *slēk=
Latin: laxus, -a `locker, schlaff', langueō, -ēre, -uī `matt, schlaff sein, welken; abgespannt, unlustig sein'
Celtic: *lakkó- > OIr lacc `schlaff, schwach'; MCymr llacc `schlaff', Cymr llac `schlaff'
Russ. meaning: мягкий, слабый, податливый; быть таким
References: WP II 712 f (differently in Vasm.)
Comments: About Lett l̨- inspite of l- cf. Endz. Lett. Gramm. #91.
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