moru̯ī̆-
noun · maur, mire, ant
Attested in Graeco-Phrygian, Indo-Iranian, Albanian, Italic, Balto-Slavic, Germanic, Celtic
Reconstructions in Pokorny (1959)
moru̯ī̆- ‘ant’
| Language | Reflex | Gloss | Grammar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greek | vήφω | bin nüchtern | |
| Doric | νά̄φω | bin nüchtern | |
| Greek | νάκος | wolliges Fell, Vlies | |
| Greek | νάκη | wolliges Fell, Vlies | |
| Greek | ἀρνακίς | Schaffell | |
| Greek | νακύ(δ)ριον | δέρμα | |
| Modern Persian | nana | Mutter | |
| Greek | νάννα | Base, Tante | |
| Greek | νίννη | Base, Tante | |
| Greek | νέννος | Oheim | |
| Greek | νάννας | Oheim | |
| Albanian | nanë | Mutter, Amme | |
| Latin | nonnus | Mönch, Nonne; Pflegerin eines Kindes | |
| Bulgarian | neni | der Ältere | |
| Modern High German | Nenne | Kinderwort für ‘Milch’ | |
| Gothic | ana-nanþjan | wagen | |
| Middle High German | genende(c) | eifrig | |
| Old English | næsc | weiches Leder wie z. B. Hirschleder | |
| Old Prussian | nognan | Leder | |
| Old Icelandic | nenna | übers Herz bringen | |
| Old Saxon | nāthian | wagen | |
| Old English | nēþan | wagen | |
| Old Icelandic | nenninn | tätig, strebsam | |
| Old English | nōð | Mut | |
| Old Irish | néit | Kampf | |
| Old High German | ginand | Mut wozu haben | |
| Old High German | ginenden | wagen | |
| Old High German | nand | to dare, risk | |
| Serbo-Croatian | nena | Mutter | |
| Serbo-Croatian | nana | Mutter | |
| Sanskrit | nā́ka- | Himmelsgewölbe | |
| Sanskrit | nanā́ | Mutter, Mütterchen | |
| Sanskrit | nanāndar | des Mannes Schwester | |
| Modern Welsh,Welsh | nain | Großmutter | |
| Russian | njanja | Kinderwärterin |