Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *krow-

Meaning: to fall; to beat, to break

Tokharian: A, B kärn- 'strike, afflict' (PT *krän- < *kru-nē-) (Adams 164)

Old Greek: króu̯ō, ft. króu̯sō, aor. ékrou̯sa, ekrou̯sámǟn. aor.pass. ekróu̯sthēn, pf. kékrou̯mai̯, kékrou̯smai̯ 'to smite, strike'; krôu̯ma n. 'be at, stroke', krôu̯si-s 'striking, smiting, collision'; krou̯smó-s m. = krôu̯sis (prs. *krou̯se-, aor. *krou̯ss-; *króu̯zmǝⁿ; prs. *krou̯sanje-)

Slavic: *krūxъ, *krūšī́tī; *krъxā́, *krъšī́tī

Baltic: *krū= vb., *krū̆w-ia- m., *kraũ-j-ā̂ f.,, *kraũj-a- c., *kraũ-l-ia- c., *krau-t-ā f.; *kru-š- (*kruš-a-) vb. tr., *kruš- vb. intr., *kruš-ā̂ f., *kreũš - vb. tr., kreũ-š-l-ia- c., *kraũ-š-ē̂- vb.

Germanic: *xru-n-a- n., *xru-n-an- m.; *xru-d=, *xru-ɵ=, *xriu-da- vb., *xrū-t-[a]- vb., etc.

Russ. meaning: падать, валиться; бить, ломать, крушить

References: WP I 480

Comments: Cf. *krus-.