2. ǵʰē- : gʰə-, and ǵʰēi- : ǵʰī-

to gape, yawn

Reflexes - Liv

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
NYI
NYI[ahd. (+) ginēn ‘gähnen’{2}; [an. (+) gína ‘gähnen, schnappen’{3},## [ahd. (+) int-ginnan ‘anschneiden’{4}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIahd. giēn ‘gähnen’{6}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[aksl. (+) zinǫti ‘den Mund aufsperren’{5}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIaksl. (+) zějǫ, (zijati) ‘den Mund aufreißen’NYI..LIV TOL
NYIlat. hiscō, -ere ‘sich öffnen; den Mund öffnen’{5a}NYI..LIV TOL

Cross References - Pokorny

1. ǵʰē-, ǵʰēi-gʰa gʰa, gʰe gʰe, gʰi gʰi

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
EnglishGilrainGondor river in Tolkien: The Lord of the Ringsprop.nLRC
Englishachenesmall dry indehiscent single-seeded fruitnAHD W7 LRC
Englishchasmgorge, deep cleft in earthnAHD W7 LRC
Englishchasmogamousre: flower that opens for pollinationadjAHD LRC
Englishchasmogamyopening of perianth at flower maturitynAHD LRC
Englishdehisceto split along natural linevb.intransAHD W7 LRC
Englishgapbreak in wall/hedge/line of military defensenAHD W7 LRC
Englishgapeto open mouth widevb.intransAHD W7 LRC
Englishgaspto catch breath with shock/other emotionvbAHD W7 LRC
Englishgibe, jibeto mock, deride, ridiculevbIEW LRC
Englishgiglight boat/carriagenIEW LRC
Englishgiggleto laugh secretly/mockinglyvbIEW LRC
Englishgillravine, narrow stream/rivuletnAHD W7 LRC
Englishhiatusgap, break in objectnAHD W7 LRC
EnglishlammergeierEurope's largest bird of preynAHD W7 LRC
Englishwhirligigchild's whirling toynIEW W7 LRC
Englishyawnto gape, open widevbAHD W7 LRC
Scots EnglishghyllgillnICE LRC
Old Englishfor-gǣganto infringe, take wrong directionvb.wkGED LRC
Old Englishgagol, gægl, geaglexcessive, unrestrainedadjGED ASD LRC
Old Englishgīnanto gape, yawnvb.strGED ASD LRC
Old Englishginian, geonian, gynianto yawnvb.wkW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishgi(o)wian, giwanto desire, demandvb.wkIEW ASD LRC
Middle EnglishgapgapnW7 LRC
Middle Englishgapento gapevbW7 LRC
Middle Englishgaspento gaspvbW7 LRC
Middle Englishgiggtop: spinning toynW7 LRC
Middle EnglishgillegillnW7 LRC
Middle EnglishwhirlegiggwhirligignW7 LRC
Middle Englishyanento yawnvbW7 LRC
West Germanic
Old FrisiangēiepenancenGED LRC
Old High Germangīēnto yawnvb.wkGED LRC
Old High Germanginēn, g(e)inōnto yawnvb.wkGED LRC
Germangaffento gape, yawnvbTLL LRC
Germangähnento yawnvbLRC
GermanLämmergeierlammergeiernW7 LRC
North Germanic
Old Norsegapgap, hole, chasmn.neutLRC
Old Norsegapato gape, yawnvbW7 LRC
Old Norsegeigrserious injuryn.mascLRC
Old Norsegeispato yawnvbW7 LRC
Old Norsegilgill, deep narrow glen with streamn.neutW7 ICE LRC
Old Icelandicgeigato take wrong directionvb.wkGED LRC
Old Icelandicgeigrserious harmn.mascGED LRC
Old Icelandicgīnato gapevbGED LRC
Old Icelandicgjāravine, cleft in earthnGED LRC
Icelandicgīnato yawnvbASD LRC
Italic
Latindehisco, dehiscereto split openvbW7 LRC
Latinhio, hiāre, hiavi, hiatusto gape, yawn, crack openvbW7 LRC
Latinhisco, hiscereto gape, openvbW7 LRC
New Latinachaeniumachenen.neutW7 LRC
Balto-Slavic
Lithuanianžiójuto yawnvbGED LRC
Old Church Slavoniczějąto yawnvbGED LRC
Hellenic
Greekχαίνωto yawn, gape, (crack) openvbGED LRC
Indo-Iranian
Sanskritjéhamānasgaping, yawningadjGED LRC