Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *kōp-

Meaning: hollow (of the hand); measure; quantity

Old Greek: kṓpǟ 'handle of an oar' (Hsch.); 'the oar itself; handle of a sword, hilt; handle of a key; handle or spoke by which a mill is turned; haft of a whip; pl. s pars or bars used in building-operations' LS 1019

Slavic: *kopā

Baltic: ? *kap-a- c., *kā̂p-ā̂ (1), -iā̃ (1) f.

Germanic: *xōb=, *xōf=

Latin: cōpis/cōps `copiōsus', cōpia f. `Vorrat, Fülle, Menge, Vermögen, Fähigkeut'

Russ. meaning: горсть; мерка; количество

References: WP I 175 f