leh₂u̯-
verb · to seize, gain; benefit, prize
Attested in Celtic, Italic, Germanic
Reconstructions in Pokorny (1959)
lāu- ‘to acquire, to make use of smth.’
| Language | Reflex | Gloss | Grammar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breton | gwele | Bett | |
| Cornish | gueli | Bett | |
| Gaulish | legasit | posuit, legte | |
| Middle Irish | laigid | legt sich | |
| Middle Irish | dellig | hat sich gelegt | |
| Middle Irish | l(a)ige | concubitus | |
| Middle Breton | lech | Ort | |
| Modern Breton | leac'h | Ort | |
| Gaulish | logan | Grab | |
| Middle Welsh,Welsh | ellwng | to let go, to drop | |
| Gaulo-Latin | līga | Ablagerung | |
| Gothic | ligan | liegen | |
| Gothic | lagjan | legen | |
| Old Saxon | leskan | erlöschen, löschen | |
| Old English | licgan | liegen | |
| Old Frisian | lidza | liegen | |
| Old Saxon | liggian | liegen | |
| Old English | licgan | liegen | |
| Old Saxon | leggian | legen | |
| Old Irish | mucc-foil | Schweinekoben | |
| Old Irish | fo-álgim | schlage nieder | |
| Old Irish | fu-llugaimm | verberge | |
| Old Irish | fo-lach | Versteck | |
| Old Irish | im-fo-lngai | bewirkt | |
| Old Irish | in-loing | vereinigt | |
| Old Irish | lesc | piger | |
| Old High German | lëscan | erlöschen, löschen | |
| Old High German | irlëscan | erlöschen, löschen | |
| Old High German | ligen | liegen | |
| Old High German | licken | liegen | |
| Old High German | leg(g)en | legen | |
| Modern Welsh,Welsh | gollwng | to let go, to drop | |
| Modern Welsh,Welsh | gwal | Bett | |
| cymr. bret. | go-lo | Versteck | |
| Modern Welsh,Welsh | llesg | infirmus, languidus |