treg-
to make an effort, use all one's strength; battle, force; solid
Cross References - Pokorny
1. (s)ter-, (s)terə- : (s)trē-7. ter-, terə-, terbʰ-, terd-, terg-, terp-Reflexes - Pokorny
| Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celtic | ||||
| Old Irish | trēn | brave, strong | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Irish | tressa | Comparative of \trēn\ | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Irish | tressam | Superlative of \trēn\ | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Irish | tress | Fight | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| North Germanic | ||||
| Old Icelandic | þrekr | Strength, bravery | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Icelandic | þrek | Strength, bravery | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Icelandic | þrekinn | enduring | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Icelandic | þreka | push, press | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Old Icelandic | þrōttr | Strength, endurance | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| English | ||||
| Anglo-Saxon | ðrece | Oppression, violence, exhaustion | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Anglo-Saxon | ðræc | Urgency, power, violence | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Anglo-Saxon | ðracu | Pressure, crowds, violence | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Anglo-Saxon | ðroht | Effort; oppressive | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| West Germanic | ||||
| Old Saxon | mōd-thraka | Worry or grief | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Balto-Slavic | ||||
| Russian | trógatь | touch. | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
| Latvian | treksne | Shock | TBD | IEW UKY GPT |
Related Concepticon Concepts
| ID | Gloss | Definition | Semantic Field |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3003 | SOLID | Firm to the touch. | Sense perception |
| 98 | ALL | The totality of. | Quantity |
| 579 | BATTLE | An instance of combat in warfare between two or more parties wherein each group will seek to defeat the others. | Warfare and hunting |
| 734 | MAKE | To create something by combining or assembling materials or parts or by changing it. | Basic actions and technology |
| 202 | STRENGTH | Muscular capacity to modify the speed of an external physical object, to deform it or to oppose another force. | The body |