dʰénu̯r̥
noun · arc, bow; palm (of hand), sole (of foot)
Attested in Indo-Iranian, Balto-Slavic, Germanic, Thracian,
Reconstructions in Pokorny (1959)
2 dhen- ‘surface of hand/land’, etc.
| Language | Reflex | Gloss | Grammar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modern Persian | darz | Naht | |
| Lithuanian | dir̃žas | Riemen | |
| Lithuanian | diržmas | stark | |
| Lithuanian | dirž-tù | zäh, hart werden | |
| Lithuanian | dar̃žas | Garten | |
| Latvian | dā̀rz | Garten, Hof, Einfriedigung | |
| Czech | drzý | kühn, verwegen | |
| Northern Frisian | dreegh | fest, ausdauernd | |
| Gothic | driugan | Kriegsdienste tun | |
| Old Prussian | dīrstlan | kräftig, stattlich | |
| Old Swedish | drȳgher | ansehnlich, stark, groß’ | |
| Old English | drēogan | aushalten, ausführen | |
| Old English | gedrēag | Schar | |
| Old Saxon | druht- | Gefolge | |
| Old Church Slavic,Old Church Slavonic | drъzъ | kühn, verwegen | |
| Old Church Slavic,Old Church Slavonic | drьznǫ | sich erkühnen, wagen | |
| Old High German | truht- | Trupp, Schar | |
| Thracian | Darzales | ||
| sloven. | dr̂z | kühn, verwegen | |
| Russian | dérzkij | kühn, verwegen | |
| Russian | derznútь | sich erkühnen, wagen | |
| West Old Norse | driūgr | aushaltend, stark, voll | |
| West Old Norse | driūgum | sehr |