u̯ek-ti-

whit, thing

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
EnglishBarrow-wighttomb-wraith in Tolkien: The Lord of the Ringsprop.nLRC
Englishnaught, noughtnothing, not aughtpronAHD W7 LRC
Englishnotnegative: without, absence/reverse ofadvAHD LRC
Englishaughtanything, a whitpronAHD W7 LRC
Englishwhitbit, thing, smallest part(icle)nAHD W7 LRC
Englishwightwraith, creature, living beingnAHD W7 LRC
Old Englishnā-wiht, nā-(w)ht, nā-uhtnaught, lit. no whitpronW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishnō-(wi)htnought, lit. no whitpronW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishā-wiht, ā-(wy)ht, ā-(w)uhtaught, lit. a whitpronW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishwihtwhit, wightn.neutLRC
Middle Englishnaught, noughtnaught/noughtpronW7 LRC
Middle Englishnotnot; noughtadvW7 LRC
Middle Englishau(g)ht, aght, auzhtaughtpronW7 CDC LRC
Middle Englishwi(g)ht, wyghtwhit, wightnW7 LRC
West Germanic
Old Frisiannā-wetnaught, lit. no whitpronASD LRC
Old Frisianā-(w)etaught, lit. a whitpronCDC LRC
Old Saxonneō-wihtnaught, lit. no whitpronASD LRC
DutchietsaughtpronCDC LRC
Dutchwichtwight, childnLRC
Old Saxonēo-wihtaught, lit. a whitpronCDC LRC
Old Saxonwihtwhit, wight, demonn.mascCDC ASD LRC
Middle Low Germani(e)ht, iewet, ietaught, lit. a whitpronCDC LRC
Old High Germanneō-wihtnaught, lit. no whitpronASD LRC
Old High Germaneo-wiht, io-wiht, ie-wihtaught, lit. a whitpronCDC LRC
Old High Germanwiht, wihdwhit, wight; naturen.neutW7 CDC ASD LRC
GermanWichtwight, imp, dwarf, goblinn.mascLRC
North Germanic
Old Norsevættrwight, (supernatural) beingn.femLRC
IcelandicvættawhitnCDC LRC
Icelandicvåttr, vættrwhit, wightn.femCDC ASD LRC
Danishvættewight, elfnCDC LRC
Swedishvätt(er)wight, elfnLRC
East Germanic
Gothicwaihtwhit, wightn.neutCDC LRC
Gothicwaíhtswhit, wightn.str.femLRC
Balto-Slavic
Old SlavicveštĭthingnW7 LRC
Hellenic
Greekεὑρίσκωto findvbLRC