5. sel-

Language	Reflex(es)	Gloss	Grammar	Sources
NYI
NYI	?ved. tsárati ‘schleicht (an)’{1}	NYI	..	LIV TOL
NYI	?ved. atsār RV 10,28,4 ‘hat beschlichen’	NYI	..	LIV TOL
NYI	lit. selù, (selė́ti) ‘(an)schleichen’	NYI	..	LIV TOL

Language	Reflex(es)	Gloss	Grammar	Sources
Indo-Iranian
Sanskrit	tsárati	creep, creep closer, sneaking up	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Sanskrit	tsáru	creeping animal	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Avestan	srvant-, sravant-	creeping, sneaking	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Armenian
Armenian	solim	I creep, I crawl, I toil, I drag	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Armenian	solun	crawling, creeping on the ground	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Hellenic
Greek	ἐιλίποδας βοῦς (Akk.)	dragging one's feet	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Greek	εἰλιτενής	Epithet of couch grass, 'the slowly expanding'	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Paleo-Balkan
Albanian	shligë	Snake, adder	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Celtic
Old Irish	selige	Turtle, snail	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Old Irish	seilche	Turtle, snail	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Old Irish	*selid	sneaks, crawls	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Modern Irish	seilide	Snail	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Balto-Slavic
Lithuanian	selù, selė́ti	to creep, walk quietly	TBD	IEW UKY GPT