tem(ə)-

dark

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
Celtic
Old IrishtemeldarknessnRPN LRC
English
Middle EnglishtemerytetemeritynW7 LRC
Englishtemerariousbrash, marked by temerityadjAHD W7 LRC
Englishtemerityrashness, recklessness, foolhardy/unreasonable contempt for danger/oppositionnAHD W7 LRC
EnglishTenebraecelebration re: last 3 days of Christian Holy Weekprop.nLRC
Englishtenebrioniddarkling beetlenAHD LRC
West Germanic
Old SaxonþimmdarknRPN LRC
Low GermandumpergloomyadjRPN LRC
Old High GermandemardarknessnW7 LRC
Middle High Germandunsterdark(ness)nRPN LRC
Germandüsterdark, gloomy; sad, dismaladjLRC
Italic
Latintemerariusfearless, adventurousadjW7 LRC
LatintemererandomlyadvW7 LRC
Latintemeritastemerityn.femW7 LRC
Latintenebraedarknessn.fem.plRPN LRC
Latintenebriōone who avoids lightnAHD LRC
Latintenebrōsusdark, gloomyadjCLD LRC
Medieval LatinTenebraeTenebrae, darknessprop.n.fem.plW7 LRC
Balto-Slavic
Lithuaniantamsàdarknessn.femLRC
Lithuaniantamsùs, tamsìdarkadjLRC
LatviantumsadarknessnRPN LRC
Old Church SlavonictьmadarknessnRPN LRC
Indo-Iranian
Avestantəmah-darknessnRPN LRC
Sanskrittámas-gloom, darknessnRPN LRC
SanskrittamastemeritynW7 LRC
Sanskrittámisrādark nightnRPN LRC