Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *leit-

Meaning: pool, sea; seacost, boundary

Tokharian: A lyäm, B lyam 'sea' (PT *lyäm) (Adams 566)

Old Greek: lei̯mṓn, -ō̂nos m. `feuchter, grasreicher Ort, Au, feuchte Wiese', limḗn, -énos m. `Hafen, geschützte Meeresbucht', límnǟ f. `stehendes Wasser, See, Teich, Sumpf'

Slavic: *lītъvā

Baltic: *leĩt-uw-ā̂, -aw-ā̂, *leĩt-ia-s m.

Latin: lītus, gen. -oris n. `Strand, Gestrande'; līmes `Querweg, Rain, Grenzlinie zwischen Äckern'

Other Italic: Osk liímitú<m> `limitum'

Celtic: Gaul Letavia `Küstenland', Litaviccus; Ir Letha `Aremorica'; Cymr Llydaw `Bretagne'

Russ. meaning: пруд, море; берег моря, береговая линия, граница

References: WP II 392