a grammar of modern indo-european, second edition (part 2)
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APPENDIX III: ETYMOLOGICAL NOTESIII.1. PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN VOCABULARYThis is a synoptic table of words that helped reconstruct part of the Proto-Indo-European vocabulary.PIE
1.Italic 1a.Latin 1b.Other
2.Celtic 2a.Western 2b.Eastern 2b0.-Gal/Brit 2b1.-Welsh 2b2.-Corn. 2b3.-Bret.
3.Germanic 3a.Western 3a1.-Ger. 3a2.-Eng. 3a3.-Nor. Da. 3a5.-Du. 3a6.-Low Ger. 3b.East.
4.Greek 4.1.-Ion-Att. 4.2.-Aeol 4.3.-Dor 4.4.-Boeot. 4.5.-Phyg. 4.6.-Mac. 4.7.-Ac-Kyp. 4.8.-Myc. , aor.
5.Ind.-Ira., Ana, Arm., Toch 5.1.-Skr. 5.2.-Ved. 5.3. Avest. 5.4.- Arm. 5.5.- Hitt. 5.6.- Pers.
6.Balto-Slavic 6.1.- O.C.S. 6.2.Russ. 6.3.Lith 6.4.Latv. 6.5.Sr. 6.6.- Pol. 6.7.- Tch. 6.8.- Slo. 6.9.- O.Pruss.
2a0.-Ogham. 1a0.-Lat. 1b1.-Osc. 2a1.-O.Ir. 1a1.-Gal- 1b2.-Umbr. 2a2.-M.Ir. Rom. 1b3.-Volsc. 2a3.-Mod.Ir. 1a2.-Pren. 1b4.-Pelig. 2a4.-Sco.
3b0.Goth.
(d)dmi
d, dnum gnu, ignr, ignrus, narrre 1b2.-naratu 'narrt', naraklum 'nntiti'
duass
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