Indo-European Lexicon
PIE Etymon and IE Reflexes
Below we display: a Proto-Indo-European (PIE) etymon adapted from Pokorny, with our own English gloss; our Semantic Field assignment(s) for the etymon, linked to information about the field(s); an optional Comment; and Reflexes (derived words) in various Indo-European languages, organized by family/group in west-to-east order where Germanic is split into West/North/East families and English, our language of primary emphasis, is artificially separated from West Germanic. IE Reflexes appear most often as single words with any optional letter(s) enclosed in parentheses; but alternative full spellings are separated by '/' and "principal parts" appear in a standard order (e.g. masculine, feminine, and neuter forms) separated by commas.
Reflexes are annotated with: Part-of-Speech and/or other Grammatical feature(s); a short Gloss which, especially for modern English reflexes, may be confined to the oldest sense; and some Source citation(s) with 'LRC' always understood as editor. Keys to PoS/Gram feature abbreviations and Source codes appear below the reflexes; at the end are links to the previous/next etyma [in Pokorny's alphabetic order] that have reflexes.
All reflex pages are currently under active construction; as time goes on, corrections may be made and/or more etyma & reflexes may be added.
Pokorny Etymon: 2a. per- 'to pass over/beyond'
Semantic Field(s): to Move, to Overtake
Indo-European Reflexes:
Family/Language | Reflex(es) | PoS/Gram. | Gloss | Source(s) |
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English | ||||
Old English: | be-fōran, bi-fōran | prep/adv | before | ASD/W7 |
feor | prep | far from | LRC | |
feor(r), fior | adv | far | ASD/W7 | |
firn, fyrn | adj/adv | old, ancient; formerly | ASD/IEW | |
for- | pfx | for- | ASD/W7 | |
for(an) | adv/prep | forth, before, in front of | RPN | |
fore- | pfx | fore- | ASD/W7 | |
fore | prep/adv | for, before, formerly | LRC | |
forma | adj | first, earliest | LRC | |
formest | adj.sup | foremost | W7 | |
forþ | adj/adv | forth, thence | LRC | |
forðian | vb.wk | to carry out | ASD/W7 | |
fram | adj | bold, stout, valiant, competent | IEW | |
fram | prep/adv | from, away | RPN | |
framian | vb | to benefit, make progress | W7 | |
frēa, frēo | n.masc | lord, master | ASD | |
from | prep | from | W7 | |
frum | adj | first, original, primitive | RPN | |
frum-gār | n.masc | leader, chieftain, patriarch, lit. first-spear | ASD | |
furðor, furður | adv.comp | further | ASD/W7 | |
fyr(me)st, formest | adj.sup | first | ASD/RPN | |
geforðian | vb | to carry out | W7 | |
prēost | n.masc | priest | ASD/W7 | |
prīm | n | prime, first hour | ASD/W7 | |
prūd, prūt | adj | proud, arrogant | ASD/W7 | |
prȳde, prȳte | n.fem | pride | ASD/W7 | |
Middle English: | aforthen | vb | to afford | W7 |
ap(p)rochen | vb | to approach | CDC/W7 | |
appropriaten | vb | to appropriate | W7 | |
approven, aproeven, ap(p)reven | vb | to approve | CDC/W7 | |
approximate | adj | approximate | AHD | |
barde | n | bard | AHD | |
before | adv/prep | before | W7 | |
depriven | vb | to deprive | W7 | |
first | adj | first | W7 | |
for- | pfx | for- | W7 | |
for | adv | wherefore | W7 | |
for(e)- | pfx | fore- | W7 | |
fore | prep | before | W7 | |
forme | adj.sup | first | W7 | |
former(e) | adj.comp | former, ancestor | W7 | |
formest | adj.sup | first, foremost | W7 | |
forth | adv/prep | along, henceforth | W7 | |
fra(e) | adv/prep | frae | W7 | |
framen | vb | to construct, benefit | W7 | |
fro | adv/prep | from | W7 | |
from | prep | from | W7 | |
froward | adj | froward | W7 | |
furnisshen | vb | to furnish | W7 | |
further | adv | further | W7 | |
inprimis | adv | imprimis | W7 | |
para- | pfx | para- | W7 | |
pre- | pfx | pre- | W7 | |
pre(i)st | n | priest | W7 | |
pr(e)ove | n | proof | W7 | |
primat(e) | n | first place | W7 | |
primier | adj | premier | W7 | |
primitif | adj | primitive | W7 | |
principal | n | principal | W7 | |
principle | n | principle | W7 | |
prio(u)r(e) | n | prior, administrator | W7 | |
prive, pryve | adj | private | W7 | |
privite, pryvete | n | privity, secret counsel | W7 | |
pro- | pfx | pro- | W7 | |
pro | n | pro | W7 | |
probable | adj | probable | W7 | |
prone | adj | prone | W7 | |
propinquite | n | propinquity | W7 | |
propre | adj | proper, distinct | W7 | |
proprete | n | property | W7 | |
prouesse | n | prowess | W7 | |
prove | n | proof | W7 | |
proven | vb | to prove | W7 | |
prow | n | profit, advantage | W7 | |
pryde | n | pride | W7 | |
pryme | n | prime | W7 | |
pryns, prynce | n | prince | W7 | |
purchacen | vb | to purchase | W7 | |
reproche | n | reproach | W7 | |
reproven | vb | to reprove | W7 | |
English: | afford | vb.trans | to manage to bear (cost of) without major loss/detriment | AHD/W7 |
approach | vb | to near, draw closer to | AHD/W7 | |
appropriate | vb.trans | to annex, take exclusive possession of | AHD/W7 | |
approve | vb | to attest, prove | AHD/W7 | |
approximate | adj | nearly exact/correct | AHD/W7 | |
arpent | n | French land area unit | AHD/W7 | |
bard | n | horse armor/ornament | AHD/W7 | |
before | adv | ahead, in advance | AHD/W7 | |
deprive | vb.trans | to remove | AHD/W7 | |
expropriate | vb.trans | to deprive of possession/proprietary rights | AHD/W7 | |
far | adv | at/to considerable spatial distance | AHD/W7 | |
farther | adj/adv.comp | further, at greater distance | AHD/W7 | |
first | adj/adv | foremost, preceded by none | AHD/W7 | |
Firstborn | prop.n | the Elves in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
for- | pfx | re: neglect, failure, refusal, omission, exclusion, prohibition | AHD/W7 | |
for | prep | re: goal, purpose, destination | AHD/W7 | |
fore- | pfx | (occurring) earlier, beforehand | AHD/W7 | |
fore | prep/adv | before; formerly | AHD/W7 | |
forefather | n | ancestor | AHD/W7 | |
forego | vb | to precede, go before | AHD/W7 | |
forehead | n | facial part above eyes | AHD/W7 | |
Forelithe | prop.n | Shire calendar's June in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
foremast | n | mast nearest ship's bow | W7 | |
foremost | adj | first in series/progression | AHD/W7 | |
Foreyule | prop.n | Shire calendar's December in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
former | adj | being/coming before (in time) | AHD/W7 | |
Forn | prop.n | a.k.a. Tom Bombadil in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
forth | adv | forward, onward in time/place/order | AHD/W7 | |
frae | prep | from | AHD/W7 | |
Fram | prop.n | horse-folk lord in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
frame | vb | to go, proceed | AHD/W7 | |
Frau | tit | Mrs. | LRC | |
Fraulein | tit | Miss | AHD | |
Fréa | prop.n | 4th Rohan king in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
Fréaláf | prop.n | 10th Rohan king in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
Fréawine | prop.n | 5th Rohan king in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | LRC | |
Frey | prop.n | god of crops/fertility/peace/prosperity (Norse mythology) | W7 | |
Frey(j)a | prop.n | goddess of love/beauty (Norse mythology) | W2I | |
fro | prep | from | AHD/W7 | |
from | prep | re: source, starting point, separation | AHD/W7 | |
froward | adj | habitually disposed to opposition/disobedience | AHD/W7 | |
frump | n | dowdy unattractive female | AHD/W7 | |
frumple | vb | to wrinkle | OED | |
furnish | vb.trans | to provide with necessities | AHD/W7 | |
furniture | n | useful/necessary/desirable equipment | AHD/W7 | |
further | adj/adv.comp | farther, at greater distance | AHD/W7 | |
galore | adj | abundant, plentiful | AHD | |
imprimis | adv | in first place | AHD/W7 | |
improbity | n | dishonesty, lack of probity/integrity | AHD/W7 | |
improve | vb | to make greater in degree/amount | AHD/W7 | |
naprapathy | n | treatment of disease by joint/muscle/ligament manipulation | AHD | |
palanquin | n | covered litter borne on poles | AHD/W7 | |
para- | pfx | beyond, beside, alongside, aside from | AHD/W7 | |
paramount | adj | of chief concern/importance | AHD | |
per- | pfx | throughout, thoroughly | AHD/W7 | |
per | prep | through, by means/agency of | AHD/W7 | |
percurrent | adj | running through entire length | AHD/CDC | |
perestroika | n | mid-1980's restructuring of Soviet economy/bureaucracy | AHD | |
peri- | pfx | about, all around | AHD/W7 | |
perigee | n | orbital point nearest earth's center | AHD | |
perihelion | n | orbital point nearest sun's center | AHD | |
perinephrium | n | fatty connective tissue surrounding kidney | AHD | |
periostracum | n | hard protective covering of mollusk shell | AHD | |
periproct | n | area around invertebrat anus | AHD | |
peripteral | adj | surrounded by single row of columns | AHD | |
perissodactyl | adj | having toes in odd numbers/uneven disposition | AHD/W7 | |
perplexed | adj | puzzled, filled with confusion/bewilderment | AHD | |
praedial | adj | landed, re: land | AHD | |
pr(a)eter- | pfx | beyond | TLL | |
pram | n | small lightweight (almost) flat-bottomed boat | AHD/W7 | |
pre- | pfx | before, prior to, earlier than | AHD/W7 | |
premier | adj | principal, first in rank/position/importance | AHD/W7 | |
premier | n | prime minister | AHD/W7 | |
presbyopia | n | inability of old eyes to focus sharply | AHD | |
presbyter | n | elder, member of governing body in early Christian church | AHD/W7 | |
prescience | n | foresight, knowledge of events/actions before occurrence | AHD | |
prescient | adj | foreknowing, re: prescience | AHD | |
pride | n | being proud | AHD/W7 | |
priest | n | one authorized to perform sacred religious rites | AHD/W7 | |
primal | adj | primary, original, being first | AHD | |
primary | adj | primitive, first in time/development | AHD/W7 | |
primate | n | bishop having precedence in province/nation | AHD/W7 | |
primavera | n | white mahogany: tall tree with light-colored wood | AHD | |
prime | adj | original, first in time | AHD/W7 | |
prime | n | second of canonical hours | AHD/W7 | |
primeval | adj | primal, ancient, re: first/earliest age(s) | AHD | |
primipara | n | female bearing first offspring | AHD/W7 | |
primitive | adj | primary, original, not derived | AHD/W7 | |
primo | adv | first, in first place | AHD/W7 | |
primo | n | first/leading part (in ensemble) | AHD/W7 | |
primus | n | first among bishops in Scottish Episcopal Church | AHD/W7 | |
prince | n | king(-to-be), monarch | AHD/W7 | |
principal | adj | chief, most important/influential/consequential | AHD/W7 | |
principle | n | fundamental/comprehensive law/doctrine/assumption | AHD/W7 | |
prior | n | superior ranking next to abbot (in monastery) | AHD/W7 | |
pristine | adj | primitive, belonging to earliest state/period | AHD/W7 | |
private | adj | intended for/affecting particular class/group/person | AHD/W7 | |
privity | n | joint/private knowledge of private matter | AHD/W7 | |
privy | adj | belonging/relating to person in individual rather than official capacity | AHD/W7 | |
pro- | pfx | taking place of, substituting for | AHD/W7 | |
pro- | pfx | before, prior to, earlier than | AHD/W7 | |
pro | n | (one holding) affirmative side | AHD/W7 | |
probable | adj | supported by evidence establishing presumption (not proof) | AHD/W7 | |
probe | n | slender instrument for examining cavity | AHD/W7 | |
probity | n | uprightness, adherence to highest ideals/principles | AHD/W7 | |
proctor | n | procurator | AHD/OED | |
procurator | n | agent, manager of another's affairs | AHD/CDC | |
procure | vb | to obtain, acquire, get by special effort | AHD | |
prodigal | adj | rashly/wastefully extravagant | AHD | |
prodigality | n | quality of being prodigal | AHD/CDC | |
proglottid | n | bisexual segment of tapeworm | AHD | |
prone | adj | disposed, having tendency/inclination | AHD/W7 | |
proof | n | cogency of evidence compelling acceptance of truth/fact | AHD/W7 | |
proper | adj | fit, marked by rightness/suitability/appropriateness | AHD/W7 | |
property | n | trait/quality peculiar/belonging to thing/individual | AHD/W7 | |
propinquity | n | kinship, nearness of blood | AHD/W7 | |
proprioception | n | unconscious perception of bodily movement/orientation via internal stimuli | AHD | |
proprioceptor | n | sensory receptor responding to internal stimuli | AHD | |
proprium | n | common predicable property of all | AHD | |
pros- | pfx | near, toward | AHD/W7 | |
prosciutto | n | aged dry-cured spiced ham | AHD | |
prosopography | n | statistical study describing people/characters in context | AHD | |
prostyle | adj | having row of columns across front only | AHD | |
protein | n | complex amino acid combination | AHD/W7 | |
Proterozoic | adj | re: geologic eon ca. 2,500-570 million years ago | LRC | |
prothallus | n | fern gametophyte | AHD | |
protist | n | unicellular/acellular organism: alga, fungus, bacterium, protozoan, or virus | AHD/W7 | |
proto- | pfx | first | TLL | |
protoctist | n | unicellular eukaryotic organism | AHD | |
proton | n | atomic particle with positive charge | AHD/W7 | |
protuberance | n | knob, bulge, swelling | AHD | |
protuberate | vb | to swell, bulge, be prominent | AHD | |
prove | vb | to experience | AHD/W7 | |
provenance | n | source, origin | AHD/W7 | |
provenience | n | source, origin | AHD | |
prow | adj | gallant, valiant | AHD/W7 | |
prow | n | stem, bow of ship | AHD/W7 | |
prowess | n | distinguished bravery | AHD/W7 | |
proximate | adj | close, very near | AHD/W7 | |
Purana | prop.n | ancient genre of post-Vedic Hindu/Jain texts | LRC | |
purchase | vb.trans | to gain, acquire | AHD/W7 | |
rapprochement | n | establishment/state of cordial relations | AHD/W7 | |
reciprocal | adj | opposite, inversely related | AHD/W7 | |
reproach | n | cause/occasion of blame/disgrace/discredit | AHD/W7 | |
reprove | vb.trans | to (administer) rebuke | AHD/W7 | |
veer | vb.trans | to let/pay out (e.g. anchor rope/chain) | AHD/W7 | |
veneer | n | thin sheet of material | AHD/W7 | |
West Germanic | ||||
Old Frisian: | fir, fer | adv | far | ASD |
forma | adj.sup | first | ASD | |
forth, ford | adv | forth | ASD | |
furthor, furdur | adv.comp | further | ASD | |
prēstere | n | priest | ASD | |
Frisian: | fier | adv | far | ASD |
fort, ford | adv | forth | ASD | |
Old Low Franconian: | fruo | adv | early, in the morning | KLW |
Middle Dutch: | verrompelen | vb | to frumple | AHD |
vieren | vb | to veer, slacken | W7 | |
Dutch: | praam | n | pram | W7 |
ver(re) | adv | far | ASD | |
voor | prep | for, before, on behalf of | TLL | |
voort | adv | forth | ASD | |
vorst | n.masc | prince | ASD | |
vrouw | n | wife, woman | TLL | |
Old Saxon: | fer | adv | far | ASD |
fern | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
formo | adj | first | ASD | |
forþ | adv | forth | ASD | |
frāho, frōho, frō(io) | n.masc | lord, master | ASD | |
fram, vram | prep | from | ASD | |
furðor | adv.comp | further | ASD | |
furist | adj.sup | first | RPN | |
furisto | n | prince | RPN | |
Old Low German: | prēstar | n | priest | ASD |
Middle Low German: | prām | n | pram | W7 |
vīren | vb | to veer | W7 | |
vrō | adv | early, in the morning | SAO | |
Low German: | fe(e)re | adv | afar | ASD |
foorste | n | prince | ASD | |
Old High German: | fer(ro) | adv | far | ASD/W7 |
firni | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
fram | adv/prep | forth, away; from | ASD/W7 | |
Frīa | n | Freya | W7 | |
frō | n.masc | lord, master | ASD | |
frouwa | n | lady, mistress | W7 | |
fruma | n | advantage | W7 | |
frummen | vb | to further | W7 | |
fruo | adv | early, in the morning | KDW | |
fur- | pfx | for- | W7 | |
furdir | adv.comp | further | ASD | |
furist | adj.sup | first | W7 | |
furthar | adj.comp | further | W7 | |
priestar, prēstar | n | priest | ASD | |
Middle High German: | vërre | adv | far | ASD |
virne | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
vort | adv | forth | ASD | |
vürder | adv.comp | further | ASD | |
German: | fern | adv | far | ASD |
firn(e) | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
fort | adv | forth | ASD | |
Frau | tit/n.fem | Mrs.; elder/married woman | W7 | |
Fräulein | tit/n.neut | Fraulein; young woman | TLL | |
früh | adv | early, in the morning | LRC | |
Frühstück | n | breakfast | TLL | |
für | prep | for | LRC | |
fürder | adv | moreover | ASD | |
Furnier | n.neut | veneer | W7 | |
furnieren | vb | to (apply) veneer | W7 | |
Fürst | n.masc | prince | ASD | |
Prinz | n | prince | TLL | |
vor | prep | before, in front of | TLL | |
North Germanic | ||||
Old Norse: | forða, forðað | vb | to save | LRC |
forn | adj | old, ancient | LRC | |
fram | adv | forward, on; away; out | LRC | |
framan | adv | forward, from the front side | LRC | |
framr | adj | foremost; excellent, outstanding | LRC | |
frá | prep | from, concerning | LRC | |
frest | n.neut | respite | LRC | |
Freyja | prop.n | Freya, a.k.a. Frigg | W2I | |
Freyr | prop.n | Frey | W7 | |
fyrir | prep | before, in front of; against; for, because of | LRC | |
fyrr | adv | before; first; until | LRC | |
fyrstr | adj.sup | first | LRC | |
hús-frú | n | wife | KNW | |
Icelandic: | fjarri | adv | far off | ASD |
forn | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
fram | adv | forward | ASD | |
frā | prep | from | ASD | |
Freyr | prop.n.masc | Frey | ASD | |
frum- | adj | first | ASD | |
fyrstr | adj | first | ASD | |
prestr | n | priest | ASD | |
prīm(i), prima | n | prime, first hour | ASD | |
prýði | n.fem | pride; ornament | ASD | |
Danish: | fiern | adv | far | ASD |
foran | prep | in front of | TLL | |
fordi | conj | because | TLL | |
fra | prep | from | ASD | |
frokost | n | brunch | LRC | |
först(e) | adj | first | ASD | |
før | prep | before | TLL | |
hustru | n | wife | TLL | |
Swedish: | därför | conj | because | TLL |
fjerran | adv | far | ASD | |
for | prep | for, on behalf of | TLL | |
forn | adj | old, ancient | ASD | |
fram | adv | forth, forward | ASD | |
framför | prep | in front of | TLL | |
fro | adv.obs | early, in the morning | SAO | |
frukost | n | breakfast | TLL | |
från | prep | from | ASD | |
för | prep | for, on behalf of | TLL | |
före | prep | before | TLL | |
först(e) | adj | first | ASD | |
hustru | n | wife | TLL | |
East Germanic | ||||
Gothic: | fairneis | adj | old, ancient | ASD |
faírra | adj/prep | far, distant; far from | LRC | |
faúr(a) | prep | for, before, by | LRC | |
fram | prep/adv | from, by, on account of | RPN | |
framis | adv | further, onward | RPN | |
fráuja | n.wk.masc | lord, master | LRC | |
frisahts | n.str.fem | image | LRC | |
fruma | adj | first, prior, former | RPN | |
frumabaúr | adj | first-born | LRC | |
frumists | adj/n | first, foremost; chief | RPN | |
frums | n | beginning | RPN | |
Italic | ||||
Umbrian: | pernaiaf | adv | from in front | RPN |
perne | adv/prep | before | RPN | |
Old Latin: | pri | prep | before | W7 |
Latin: | adprobare | vb | to approve, confirm, be good | CDC |
approbo, approbare | vb | to approve | W7 | |
arpennis | n | half acre | AHD | |
improbitās, improbitātis | n.fem | depravity, wickedness, dishonesty | W7 | |
improbus | adj | wicked, dishonest | W7 | |
para- | pfx | beside | W7 | |
per | adv/prep | by, through, along, over | RPN | |
peri- | pfx | around | W7 | |
porro | adv | far, forward | ASD | |
prae | adv/prep | before, in front of | RPN | |
praeter | adv/prep | past, before, beyond | TLL | |
primarius | adj | principal, of first rank | W7 | |
primas | n.fem | leader | W7 | |
primipara | n.fem | primipara | W7 | |
primitivus | adj | original, primitive | W7 | |
primitus | adv | originally | W7 | |
primo | adj.abl | at first | W7 | |
primoris, primoris, primore | adj | chieftain, leader | LRC | |
prīmus, prīma, prīmum | adj.sup | first, foremost | LRC | |
princeps, principis | n.masc | prince, chief, first in rank | LRC | |
principalis | adj | of the prince | W7 | |
principium | n.neut | beginning | W7 | |
prior | adj.comp | former, superior | W7 | |
priscus | adj | ancient | W7 | |
pristinus | adj | former, primitive, precedent | W7 | |
priusquam | adv | before | LRC | |
privatus, privata, privatum | adj/vb.ptc | private, individual | LRC | |
privo, privāre | vb | to deprive, release | W7 | |
privus | adj/vb.ptc | private | W7 | |
prō | adv/prep | for, ahead, before, in front of | RPN | |
probabilis | adj | probable | W7 | |
probitās, probitātis | n.fem | probity | W7 | |
probo, probāre | vb | to prove, examine | W7 | |
probus | adj/vb.ptc | good, honest, proven | W7 | |
procer, proceris | n.masc | nobleman | LRC | |
pronus | adj | bent forward, tending | W7 | |
prope | adj/adv/prep | near | LRC | |
propīnquitās, propīnquitātis | n.fem | kinship, proximity | W7 | |
propinquus | adj | near, akin | W7 | |
proprietās, proprietātis | n.fem | property | W7 | |
proprius | adj | own | W7 | |
prora | n.fem | prow, front part of ship | W7 | |
pros- | pfx | near, towards, (face to face) with | W7 | |
proximatus | vb.ptc | approached, came near | W7 | |
proximo, proximare | vb | to approach, come near | W7 | |
proximus, proxima, proximum | adj | near, next to | LRC | |
reciprocus | adj | alternating, returning the same way | W7 | |
Vulgar Latin: | repropio, repropiāre | vb | to reproach | W7 |
Late Latin: | appropriatus | vb.ptc | appropriated, made one's own | W7 |
approprio, appropiāre | vb.trans | to appropriate | CDC/W7 | |
approximatus | vb.ptc | approximated, came closer | W7 | |
approximo, approximāre | vb | to approximate, come near | W7 | |
presbyter | n.masc | presbyter, priest | W7 | |
primarius | adj | basic, primary | W7 | |
prior | n.masc | administrator | W7 | |
proba | n.fem | proof | W7 | |
prode | n.neut | advantage | W7 | |
prot- | pfx | before | W7 | |
reprobo, reprobāre | vb | to disapprove, condemn | W7 | |
Middle Latin: | appropiare | vb | to approach, come near | CDC |
Medieval Latin: | deprivō, deprivāre | vb | to deprive | W7 |
expropriatus | vb.ptc | expropriated | W7 | |
exproprio, expropriare | vb | to expropriate | W7 | |
primas, primatis | n.fem | archbishop | W7 | |
privitas, privitatis | n.fem | privity | W7 | |
proba | n.fem | examination | W7 | |
New Latin: | prot- | pfx | primitive | W7 |
Portuguese: | approvar | vb | to approve | CDC |
por | prep | through, by, for | TLL | |
porêm | conj | but | TLL | |
porque | conj | because | TLL | |
prova | n | proof | TLL | |
provar | vb | to prove | TLL | |
Spanish: | aprobar | vb | to approve | CDC |
para | prep | for, as means of | TLL | |
pero | conj | but | TLL | |
por | prep | through, by, for | TLL | |
porque | conj | because | TLL | |
primavera | n | spring, springtime; primavera | OED | |
probar | vb | to prove | TLL | |
prueba | n | proof | TLL | |
Old French: | ap(p)rover, approuvir | vb | to approve | CDC/W7 |
aprochier | vb | to approach | W7 | |
arpent | n | arpent | AHD | |
chacier | vb | to chase, pursue | W7 | |
por- | pfx | for, forth | W7 | |
pre- | pfx | before | W7 | |
preuve | n.fem | proof | W7 | |
primat | n.masc | archbishop, leader | W7 | |
prince | n.masc | prince | W7 | |
principal | adj | of the prince, primordial | W7 | |
privé | adj | private | W7 | |
privite | n.fem | privacy, familiarity | W7 | |
pro- | pfx | for, before | W7 | |
proesse | n.fem | prowess | W7 | |
propre | adj | own | W7 | |
prou | adj/n.masc | good, capable, valiant; advantage | W7 | |
prover | vb | to prove | W7 | |
pur- | pfx | for, forward | W7 | |
purchacier | vb | to seek to obtain | W7 | |
reproche | n.masc | blame | W7 | |
reprochier | vb | to reproach | W7 | |
Anglo-French: | emprouer | vb | to invest profitably | W7 |
Middle French: | approcher | vb | to approach | W7 |
fournir | vb | to complete, equip | W7 | |
fourniss- | stem | to complete, equip | W7 | |
fourniture | n.fem | furniture, equipment | W7 | |
improbité | n.fem | dishonesty | W7 | |
para- | pfx | beside | W7 | |
pre- | pfx | before | W7 | |
premier | adj | first, chief | W7 | |
prime | n.fem | money given as a bonus | W7 | |
prin | prep | first | W7 | |
principe | n.masc | principle | W7 | |
probable | adj | probable | W7 | |
probité | n.fem | probity, honesty | W7 | |
propreté | n.fem | property | W7 | |
prou | adv | a lot | W7 | |
proue | n.fem | prow, front part of ship | W7 | |
rapprocher | vb | to set closer | W7 | |
reproche | n.masc | blame | W7 | |
reprover | vb | to reprove | W7 | |
French: | approcher | vb | to approach | CDC |
approuver | vb | to approve | CDC | |
arpent | n | arpent | AHD | |
fournir | vb | to supply | W7 | |
par | prep | through, by means of | TLL | |
parmi | prep | among | TLL | |
pour | prep | for, as means of | TLL | |
premier | adj | first | W7 | |
preuve | n | proof | TLL | |
protéine | n.fem | protein | W7 | |
prouver | vb | to prove | TLL | |
rapprochement | n.masc | state/action of being/getting closer | W7 | |
rapprocher | vb | to bring closer | W7 | |
Old Occitan: | aprobar | vb | to approve | CDC |
apropchar | vb | to approach | CDC | |
Old Italian: | barda | n | bard | AHD |
prua | n.fem | prow, bow of ship | W7 | |
Italian: | approcciare | vb | to approach | CDC |
approvare | vb | to approve | CDC | |
per | prep | through, as means of | TLL | |
perchè | conj | because | TLL | |
prima | adv | before | TLL | |
primo | adj | first | W7 | |
prosciutto | n | prosciutto | AHD | |
provare | vb | to prove | TLL | |
pruova | n | proof | TLL | |
Baltic | ||||
Lithuanian: | per̃ | prep | through | LRC |
pìrmas, pirmà | nbr.ord | first | LRC | |
priẽ | prep | at, near, by | RPN | |
priẽš | adv/prep | against | RPN | |
prõ | adv/prep | through, past, by | RPN | |
Slavic | ||||
Old Church Slavonic: | pri | prep | near; at the time of | LRC |
prьvъ | adj | first, primary | LRC | |
prьvěnьcь | adj | first-born | LRC | |
prьvěnьcь | n.masc | firstborn child | LRC | |
prědъ | prep | before, in front of | LRC | |
Albanian | ||||
Albanian: | para | adv | before | LRC |
parë | adj | first | LRC | |
për | prep | for, about | LRC | |
Hellenic | ||||
Homeric Greek: | πρέσβα | n.fem | age | LRC |
πρέσβυς | adj | aged, honored, venerable | LRC | |
πρεσβύτερος | adj.comp/n | older, elder; priest | LRC | |
Greek: | ἔμπροσθεν | prep | before, in front of | LRC |
ὅσπερ | pron.rel | it | LRC | |
παρά | adv/prep | beside; from, of | LRC | |
παραί | adv/prep | beside | RPN | |
πάρος | adv/conj/prep | before, until | RPN | |
πέρ | adv | although | LRC | |
περ | pcl | indeed | LRC | |
πέρᾱν, πέρην | adv/prep | beyond, on the other side | RPN | |
περάω | vb | to pass across/through | LRC | |
περί | prep | around, about | LRC | |
perissos | adj | more than normal | W7 | |
περπερεύομαι | vb | to boast | LRC | |
πράξις | n.fem | action in real life | LRC | |
πράσσω, πράττω | vb | to achieve, manage | LRC | |
πρέσβυς | n.masc | old man | LRC | |
πρό | adv/prep | for, ahead, before | LRC | |
πρόκα | adv | forthwith | RPN | |
πρόμος | adj | chief, first, foremost | RPN | |
πρός | adv/prep | near, towards, (face to face) with | LRC | |
πρότερον | adv | earlier, before | LRC | |
πρότερος | adj | first, before, forward | LRC | |
προτί | adv/prep | near, towards, (face to face) with | RPN | |
πρωί | adv | early | LRC | |
prōira | n.fem | prow, front part of ship | W7 | |
πρώτιστα | adv | first of all | LRC | |
prōtistos | adj.sup | first, primal | W7 | |
πρῶτον | adv | first | LRC | |
prōton | n.neut | proton | W7 | |
πρῶτος | adj | first, foremost | LRC | |
prōtos | adj | first | W7 | |
ὥσπερ | adv/conj | as | LRC | |
Late Greek: | prōteios | adj | primary | W7 |
Medieval Greek: | perissodaktylos | adj | having more than normal number of fingers/toes | W7 |
Anatolian | ||||
Luwian: | pa-ri-ya-an | adv/prep | beyond; exceedingly, especially | RPN |
pár-ra-an | adv/prep | before, in front of | RPN | |
Lycian: | pri | adv/prep | forth; in front of | RPN |
przze, i- | adv/prep | front, foremost | RPN | |
Hittite: | pa-ra-a | adv | forth | RPN |
pí-ra-an | adv | forth, before | RPN | |
Armenian | ||||
Classical Armenian: | aṙaǰi | adv | before, earlier | LRC |
aṙaǰi | prep | before, in front of | LRC | |
aṙaǰin | adj | first | LRC | |
aṙ | prep | to, toward (a person); beside; in the time of; in addition to | LRC | |
Iranian | ||||
Old Persian: | pariy | adv/prep | around, about | RPN |
Persian: | pardah | n | packsaddle | AHD |
Avestan: | pairi | adv/prep | around | RPN |
Indic | ||||
Sanskrit: | páraḥ | adj | far, distant | RPN |
pári | adv/prep | around | RPN | |
puráḥ | adv/prep | forward, before, in front of | RPN | |
purati | vb | to precede, go before | RPN | |
purā | adv | formerly | W7 | |
purāṇa | adj | ancient | W7 | |
prá | adv/prep | before, in front of | RPN | |
pratarám | adj.comp | further | RPN | |
prati- | pfx | near, towards, against, in return | W7 | |
práti | adv/prep | towards, near to, against | RPN | |
prathamá-ḥ | adj | first, foremost | RPN |
Key to Part-of-Speech/Grammatical feature abbreviations:
Abbrev. | Meaning | |
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abl | = | ablative (case) |
adj | = | adjective |
adv | = | adverb(ial) |
comp | = | comparative |
conj | = | conjunction |
fem | = | feminine (gender) |
masc | = | masculine (gender) |
n | = | noun |
nbr | = | number |
neut | = | neuter (gender) |
obs | = | obsolete |
ord | = | ordinal |
pcl | = | particle |
pfx | = | prefix |
prep | = | preposition |
pron | = | pronoun |
prop | = | proper |
ptc | = | participle |
rel | = | relative |
stem | = | stem |
str | = | strong (inflection) |
sup | = | superlative |
tit | = | title |
trans | = | transitive |
vb | = | verb |
wk | = | weak (inflection) |
Key to information Source codes (always with 'LRC' as editor):
Code | Citation | |
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AHD | = | Calvert Watkins: The American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots, 2nd ed. (2000) |
ASD | = | Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller: An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary (1898) |
CDC | = | W.D. Whitney and B.E. Smith: The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia (1889-1911) |
IEW | = | Julius Pokorny: Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch (1959) |
KDW | = | Gerhard Köbler: Althochdeutsches Wörterbuch, 4th ed. (1993) |
KLW | = | Gerhard Köbler: Altniederfränkisches Wörterbuch, 3rd ed. (2003) |
KNW | = | Gerhard Köbler: Altnordisches Wörterbuch, 2nd ed. (2003) |
LRC | = | Linguistics Research Center, University of Texas, Austin |
OED | = | James A.H. Murray et al: The Oxford English Dictionary (1933) |
RPN | = | Allan R. Bomhard: Reconstructing Proto-Nostratic (2002) |
SAO | = | Swedish Academy: Svenska Akademiens Ordbok (2011) |
TLL | = | Frederick Bodmer: The Loom of Language (1944) |
W2I | = | Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language, 2nd ed. (1959) |
W7 | = | Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary (1963) |