sei-, soi-

to drip, be damp

Cross References - Pokorny

seikʷ-seip-, seib-

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
Celtic
WelshhufencreamnLRC
English
English-(a)emiadisease/condition re: bloodn.sfxAHD W7 LRC
Englishanemiablood deficient in volume/hemoglobin/red blood cellsnAHD W7 LRC
Englishhematicre: bloodadjAHD LRC
Englishhematiteiron ore, reddish mineralnAHD LRC
Englishhemat(o)-bloodpfxAHD LRC
Englishhem(o)-bloodpfxAHD LRC
Englishhemorrhageblood leakage from vein/arterynAHD W7 LRC
Englishhemostaticre: stopping bleedingadjW7 LRC
Englishischemiatissue anemia due to arterial blood obstructionnAHD W7 LRC
West Germanic
Dutchhoningzeemvirgin honeynLRC
Old Saxonsêmthick liquid; nectar of flowersnKSW LRC
Low Germanseemthick flowing liquidnSAO LRC
Old High Germanseimthick liquid; flower nectarnKDW LRC
Old High Germanseim-honagflower nectarnLRC
Old High Germanwazzar-seimcrowfoot (plant whose leaves yield toxic/medicinal oil)nKDW LRC
GermanSeimthick liquid flow/excess (e.g. honey, barley-water)nLRC
Germanseimento press/strain/separate with thick liquid as product (e.g. honey from wax)vb.archSAO LRC
GermanSeimhonig, Honigseimvirgin honeyn.archLRC
Germanseimigthick, ropy, viscidadjLRC
North Germanic
Old Norsehunangs-seimrvirgin honeynLRC
Old Norseseimrhoneycomb; virgin honeynKNW LRC
Danishsimeto drip, drop (of honey)vb.dialLRC
Swedishsimmato skim (milk); press/strain/separate with thick liquid as productvb.transSAO LRC
Swedishsimmigthick, viscid, cloudyadjSAO LRC
Gutnishsaimato become thick (liquid)vb.reflSAO LRC
Italic
Latinhaemorrhagiahemorrhagen.femW7 LRC
New Latin-(a)emiadisease/condition re: bloodsfxW7 LRC
New Latinanemiaanemia, bloodlessnessn.femW7 LRC
Frenchhémorrhagiehemorrhagen.femW7 LRC
Hellenic
Homeric Greekἇιμαblood, carnage, bloodshedn.neutLRC
Greekhaimorrhagiahemorrhagen.femW7 LRC
Greekanaimiaanemia, bloodlessnessn.femW7 LRC
Greekischaimoshemostatic, holding bloodadjW7 LRC