Baltic etymology : Query result

Proto-Baltic: *skrāb-l-a-, *skrābl-ju-, *skrāb-l-u- c. etc.

Meaning: beech

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: skrō̃bla-s, skrṓbla-s, skrobliù-s (Hage)-buche, Weissbuche', { dial. skrōblù-s, skrōblà `Hainbuche' };

Lettish: skābardis, skābards, skābardis, skābarde, skãbârzde², skabarde (pl. g. skabardžu) 'Rotbuche (Fagus silvatica L.)', skabarda, skabard(i)ene 'Ulme, Rüster', skābars 'Bushsbaum'

Old Prussian: scoberwis (übrl. stoberwis) `Hainbuche', { wosi-grabis `Spindelbaum (бересклет)' }