Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *nerǝ-

Meaning: to weave, to bind

Old Greek: lárnaks, -akos f. (/m.) 'coffer, box, chest; cinerary urn or coffin; drinking trough'; nárnaks = kibōtós Hsch.; lárko-s m. charcoal-basket' (dem. larkío-n); narkíon = askón Hsch.

Slavic: *nertъ (> Rus dial. нерет, нерето)

Baltic: *ner̂- (*nerja-) vb. (1), *nar-in̂- vb., *nar̃-s-t-a- c., *nir̂- vb. intr. (*1), *nar-a-, -ia- c., *nar-ī̂- vb.

Russ. meaning: плести, завязывать

Comments: Germ *snōr-, *snēr- may belong here (see *snēy).