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Proto-IE: *met-
Meaning: to mow
Latin: metō, -ere, messuī, messum `mähen, ernten'; messis `Ernte, Erntezeit'
Celtic: *met- > OIr meithleōrai `messores', MIr meithel `a party of reapers'; demess `Scheere'; OCymr medel `a party of reapers', antarmetetic `semiputata', Corn midil `messor', Bret medi `ernten'
Russ. meaning: косить, жать
Proto-IE: *meta
Meaning: prep./adv.: with
Old Indian: smat `together, at the same time'
Avestan: mat_ 'mit'
Old Greek: méta, metà 'zwischen, unter, mit'
References: WP II 236
Proto-IE: *m[e]ud-
Meaning: to be glad
Old Indian: módate 'to be merry, glad, rejoice', ptc. mudita-; móda- m., mud-, mudā f. 'pleasure, joy', mudrá- 'joyous, glad'
Avestan: moaδanōkarana- 'Wollust bereitend'
Russ. meaning: радоваться
References: Fraenkel 467
Proto-IE: *meus-, *mūs-
Meaning: moss
Armenian: mamurr `fucus, alga, muscus, situs'
Latin: muscus (~ -ū-), gen. -ī m. `Moos'
Russ. meaning: растение (мох)
Proto-IE: *m[e]ut-
Meaning: penis
Latin: mūtō / muttō, -ōnis, mutūnium m. `das männliche Glied', mūtūniatus, -a / mu- `mit grossem Penis versehen'
Celtic: *muto- > MIr moth `das männliche Glied'
Russ. meaning: penis
References: WH (cf. *muti-)
Proto-IE: *m[e]y-
Meaning: to soil
Armenian: mic 'ordure, filth'
Old Greek: miái̯nō `beflecken, besudeln', miaró- `besudelt, verunreinigt', mia-phóno- `mit Mord befleckt'
Russ. meaning: пачкать
Proto-IE: *mey-
Meaning: to fence
Old Indian: minóti `to fix or fasten in the earth, build, construct', ptc. mitá-; métar- m. `builder, architect'
Latin: moene, -is, pl. moenia, gen. -ium `Ringmauer der Stadt (als Schutzwehr); Gebäude der Stadt, Stadt', mūnīre (/ moenīre) `aufmauern, aufdämmen (viam); befestigen, verschanzen; sichern, schützen'; mūrus, -ī m. (OLat moerus, moiros) `Mauer; Wall'; adminiculum n. `Stürze, Beihilfe'
Russ. meaning: городить огород
References: WP II 239 f
Proto-IE: *mey-
Meaning: to go, to walk
Latin: meāre `gehen, ziehen, wandeln; fliessen, strömen'; commētāre `ein- und ausgehen'
Celtic: *mine- > MCymr mynet `gehen'
Russ. meaning: идти, ходить
Proto-IE: *meyǝ-
Meaning: soft, tender
Old Indian: máyas n. `refreshment, enjoyment, pleasure, delight'
Latin: mītis, -e `weich (von Früchten); locker (von der Erde); mild, sanft, friedsam'
Celtic: *moit-, *meit-, *mein- > OIr mōith `weich, mild', comoithaigidir `ēmolliat'; mīn `sanft, glatt, klein'; MIr mōeth `weich, mild'; Ir maoth `weich, mild'; Cymr mwydo `erweichen', mwydion `Weichteile'; mwyn `clēmēns, urbānus, cōmis, lēnis'; OCorn muin, moin `gracilis'
Albanian: mirɛ gut, schön
Russ. meaning: мягкий, нежный
Proto-IE: *mezg-
Meaning: to drown, to sink into the water
Old Indian: májjati `to sink, go down', ptc. magná-, fut. maṅkṣyati; maṅktar- `one who dives'
Latin: mergō, -ere, mersī, mersum `tauchen, eintauchen, versenken; verbergen', intens. mertāre `погружать, окунать'
Russ. meaning: погружать
Proto-IE: *mezgʷ-
Meaning: to knot, to make a loop
Tokharian: A masäk, B meske (PT *meske) 'joint, portion' (Adams 470)
Russ. meaning: завязывать узел, делать петлю
Proto-IE: *mē-
Meaning: many
Old Greek: -mōro- in eŋkhesí-mōro- `speerberühmt (?)', ió-mōro- Beiwort der Argêi̯oi̯, hülakó-mōro- Beiw. der kǘnes
Celtic: Gaul -māros: Nerto-māros, Sanru-māros EN; OIr mōr (ō aus dem Komparat.), mār `gross', māu `mehr'; Cymr mawr `gross', mwy `mehr', Corn moy `mehr', Bret meur `gross', muy `mehr'
Russ. meaning: много
Proto-IE: *mē
Meaning: part. prohibit.
Tokharian: A, B mā (PT *mā) 'not, no' (Adams 445)
Old Indian: mā
Avestan: mā
Other Iranian: OPers mā
Armenian: mi
Old Greek: mḗ
Albanian: mos
Russ. meaning: отриц. част.
Proto-IE: *mē- (*me-) <PIH *meH->
Meaning: to measure
Hittite: mehhur `Zeit'
Tokharian: A inf. messi 'measure' (Adams 471)
Old Indian: māti, mímīte, ptc. mitá- `to measure'; mā́trā f., mātra- n. `measure', mā́na- n. `measuring, measure'; māti- f. `measure' (L.), miti- f. `measuring, measure, weight'
Avestan: mā-, ptc. -mī̆ta-, -māta-; miti- `Mass, Gewicht, Wert'
Other Iranian: OPers mā-; fra-mātar- `Gebieter'
Old Greek: métro-n n. `Mass, das rechte, volle Mass, Ziel, Länge, Grösse, Silben- od. Versmass', mḗtrǟ f. `Ackermass, "klē̂ron"'; mē̂ti-s, -ios/-idos f. `Massnahme, Anschlag, kluge Massnahme, Klugheit'; mḗdomai̯, aor. mḗsasthai̯ `erwägen, ermessen, ersinnen, beschliessen', mē̂sto= <e>bouleúato Hsch.; mḗstōr `kluger Berater'; pl. mḗdea n. `Ratschläge, (kluge) Pläne', mḗstōr `Ersinner, Berater'
Latin: mētior, -īrī, mēnsus sum `messen, abmessen; durchmessen; ermessen'
Albanian: mat, mas `messe', matɛ `Mass', mōt `Jahr, Wetter'
Russ. meaning: мерить
Proto-IE: *mēgh-
Meaning: to be able
Tokharian: A mokats `stark, mächtig'
Russ. meaning: мочь
Comments: Cf. *māk- (-kh-).
Proto-IE: *mēid(h)-
Meaning: metal (copper ?)
Celtic: *mēin(n)- > MIr mēin, mēinn `Metall'; Cymr mwyn `unbearbeitetes Metall', mwyn-glawdd `Bergwerk', Bret men-gleuz `Mine'
Russ. meaning: металл sp.
Proto-IE: *mēl-
Meaning: sheep, goats
Armenian: mal `Schaf, Widder'
Old Greek: mē̂lo-n n. `Kleinvieh, Schafe und Ziegen'
Celtic: OIr mīl `(kleines) Tier'; Cymr mil `Tier', OCorn mil `Tier', Bret mil `Tier'
Russ. meaning: скот (мелкая рогатая скотина)
Proto-IE: *mēw-
Meaning: to shout, to low
Slavic: *mɨ̄́jatī (Czech myjati)
Russ. meaning: кричать, мычать
References: WP II 309 f
Proto-IE: *mǝlǝk- (-kh-)
Meaning: fool
Old Indian: mūrkhá- `stupid, silly'
Russ. meaning: глупый
References: Fraenkel
Proto-IE: *miks-, -gz-
Meaning: whey
Old Indian: ā-míkṣā f. `curd, mixture of boiled and coagulated milk'
Other Iranian: Osset misin `Buttermilch'
Celtic: *mizg-: Gaul *mesga > French mêgue; MIr medg; Cymr maidd, Corn meith, OBret meid 'Molken'
Russ. meaning: сыворотка
References: WP II 244 f
Comments: [Probably < *meik'-, at least in Ind.]
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