h₃lei̯g-
nounillness; needy, miserable
Attested in ... branches, ... languages
topology after Ringe et al. 2002
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Unclassified1 leig-, and leik-, better oleig-, oleik- — ΓÇÿpoor, miserableΓÇÖIEW
| Latin | l─½ra | Furche im Ackerbeet | IEW |
| Latin | d─ôl─½rus | geistig aus dem Geleise gekommen, verr├╝ckt | IEW |
| Latin | dēlīrō | aus dem Geleise kommen, verrückt sein | IEW |
| Umbrian | disleralinsust | inritum fecerit | IEW |
| Old High German | wagan-leisa | Wagenspur | IEW |
| Middle High German | leis(e) | Spur, Geleise | IEW |
| Middle Dutch | lese | Spur, Furche, Furche im Gesicht, Runzel | IEW |
| Old High German | lesa | Runzel | IEW |
| Gothic | laists | Spur | IEW |
| Old Icelandic | leistr | Fuß; Socke | IEW |
| Old Prussian | pallaips─½ twei | begehren | IEW |
| Old Prussian | laipinna | gebot | IEW |
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