Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *medhy-

Meaning: between, in the middle, middle

Old Indian: mádhya- `middle'; madhyama- id.

Avestan: maiδya- 'mittlerer'; madhǝma- 'ds.'

Armenian: mēǰ `Mitte'

Old Greek: att. méso-, ep., lyr., aeol. mésso-, kret., böot. métto- `in der Mitte befindlich, mittlere (von Raum, Zeit, Grösse usw.)

Slavic: *medjū; *medjā

Baltic: *med-ia- c., *med-ja- m., *med-iā̃ f.

Germanic: *mid-ja- adj.; *mid-jōn-, -ja- n.; *mid-j-il-a- adj., *mid-j-il-a- n.

Latin: medius, -a `der mittlere'

Other Italic: Osk mefiaí `in media', mefi<ú> `media', messimass `medioximās'

Celtic: Gaul Medio-lānum, -matrici; OIr mid- in Zs. `medius', immedōn `in medio', MIr mide `Mitte, Mite', eig."mittelre Provinz"; Cymr mewnin (< *medugno-)

Russ. meaning: между, посередине, середина

References: WP II 261