Proto-Baltic: *pul̂- (*pō̂l-a-) vb. intr., *pul-ti- c., *pal- vb.
Meaning: fall
Lithuanian: pùlti (púola/žem. pul̃na, apipúnla, púolō/púolē) `fallen'; pultì -s 'Sichdrängen, Andrang'
Lettish: pult (puolu, pulu) (älter) `fallen'
Old Prussian: aupallai `findet', pl. m. ptc. prt. act. aupallusis
