strenk-, streng-

tight, cramped; cord, string

Reflexes - Liv

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
NYI
NYIlat. stringō, -ere ‘schnüren, zusammenbinden’{2}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIlat. strīnxī ‘schnürte, band zusammen’NYI..LIV TOL
NYIkhot. (pa-)stris- ‘steif werden’{3}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIkhot. (pa-)straṃj- ‘straff machen, versteifen’{4}NYI..LIV TOL

Cross References - Pokorny

2. streig-7. ter-, terə-, terbʰ-, terd-, terg-, terp-

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
Old EnglishstrangstrongadjLRC
Old Englishstrengstring, cord, ropen.mascW7 LRC
Old Englishstrengþustrengthn.fem.indecW7 LRC
Middle Englishstranglento stranglevbW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstrangurystrangurynW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstrengthestrengthnW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstringstringnW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstrongstrongadjW7 LRC
Englishstrangleto throttle, choke by compressing throatvbAHD W7 LRC
Englishstranglesinfectious disease causing choking/strangling sensationn.plAHD LRC
Englishstrangulateto strangle, constrictvbAHD W7 LRC
Englishstranguryslow/painful urine discharge drop-by-dropnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstrengthcapacity for exertion/endurancenAHD W7 LRC
Englishstringsmall cordnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstrongrobust, re: great strengthadjAHD W7 LRC
West Germanic
Old SaxonstrangstrongadjASD LRC
Old High GermanstrengistrongadjW7 LRC
Germanstrengstern, harsh, strict, severeadjLRC
North Germanic
IcelandicstrangrstrongadjASD LRC
Italic
Latinstrangulatusstrangledvb.ptcW7 LRC
Latinstrangulo, strangulareto stranglevbW7 LRC
Latinstranguriaurine retentionn.femW7 LRC
Middle Frenchestranglerto stranglevbW7 LRC
Hellenic
Greekστραγγάληrope, noose, haltern.femLRC
Greekστράγξdrop squeezed outn.femLRC
Greekstrangalanto stranglevbW7 LRC
Greekstrang-ouriaurine retentionn.femW7 LRC