ambʰi, m̥bʰi

around, at both sides

Cross References - Pokorny

Reflexes - Pokorny

Language	Reflex(es)	Gloss	Grammar	Sources
Celtic
Old Irish	imb-	about	adv	GED LRC
Gaulish	amb-	about	adv	GED LRC
English
Old English	bā, bū	both	adj	GED LRC
Old English	be, bi, bī	by, concerning	adv	RPN LRC
Old English	bēgen	both	adj	GED LRC
Old English	ymbe, ymb-	at, around	adv	LRC
Middle English	alley	alley	n	W7 LRC
Middle English	ambidexter	double-dealer	n	AHD LRC
Middle English	amblen	to amble	vb	AHD LRC
Middle English	amis	amice	n	W7 LRC
Middle English	amphibena	amphisbaena	n	AHD LRC
Middle English	amphitheatre	amphitheater	n	AHD LRC
Middle English	amphora	amphora	n	AHD LRC
Middle English	ba, bo	both	adj	CDC LRC
Middle English	be-	be-	pfx	W7 LRC
Middle English	bo	too, as well	adv	MEV LRC
Middle English	both(e), boþ(e), bath(e), booth	both	adj	W7 MEV CDC LRC
Middle English	by, bi, be(o)	by	adv	W7 MEV LRC
Middle English	preamble	preamble	n	W7 LRC
English	alley	narrow backstreet	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambi-	around, on both sides	pfx	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambidextrous	using either hand with equal ease	adj	AHD LRC
English	ambient	encompassing, surrounding on all sides	adj	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambiguous	unclear, doubtful, equivocal	adj	AHD LRC
English	ambivalence	simultaneous attraction/repulsion	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amble	to stroll, saunter, walk slowly	vb.intrans	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambsace	bad luck; snake eyes (dice)	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambulance	vehicle for treating the injured	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambulate	to move from place to place	vb.trans	AHD W7 LRC
English	ambulatory	re: walking	adj	LRC
English	amice	liturgical vestment worn about neck/shoulders under alb	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amph(i)-	around, on both sides	pfx	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphibian	amphibious organism	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphibious	adapted to both land and water	adj	TLL LRC
English	amphibole	hornblende	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphibrach	metrical foot: short/unstressed + long/stressed + short/unstressed syllables	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphimacer	metrical foot: long/stressed + short/unstressed + long/stressed syllables	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphimixis	germ cell union in sexual reproduction	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	amphioxus	lancelet	n	AHD LRC
English	amphisbaena	serpent with head at each end able to move in either direction (classical mythology)	n	AHD LRC
English	amphistylar	having columns on opposite sides	adj	AHD LRC
English	amphitheater	oval/circular space/building/arena overlooking stage/platform	n	W7 LRC
English	amphithecium	outer cell layer of spore-containing moss capsule	n	AHD LRC
English	amphora	two-handled jar/vase with narrow neck	n	AHD LRC
English	amphoteric	substance acting as both acid and base	adj	AHD W7 LRC
English	amplexicaul	with base/stipules clasping stem	adj	AHD LRC
English	amputate	to prune, cut/lop off	vb.trans	AHD LRC
English	andante	moderately slow (musical direction)	adj	AHD W7 LRC
English	be-	[participial marker]	pfx	AHD W7 LRC
English	both	two, one and another	adj	AHD W7 LRC
English	by	at, through, next/near to	prep	AHD W7 LRC
English	Bywater	Shire village in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings	prop.n	LRC
English	funambulist	tightrope walker	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	ombudsman	one who investigates complaints and mediates settlements	n	AHD LRC
English	perambulate	to stroll, traverse	vb	AHD W7 LRC
English	preamble	opening statement	n	AHD W7 LRC
English	umlaut	change of vowel sound	n	AHD W7 LRC
British English	amphitheatre	amphitheater	n	LRC
Scots English	baith	both	adj	CDC LRC
West Germanic
Old Frisian	be, bi	by	prep	ASD LRC
Old Frisian	bēde	both	adj	CDC LRC
Old Frisian	bēthe	both	adj	GED LRC
Old Frisian	umbe	by, about	prep	ASD LRC
Middle Dutch	bede	both	adj	ASD LRC
Dutch	beide	both	adj	ASD LRC
Dutch	bij	beside	prep	TLL LRC
Dutch	by	by	prep	ASD LRC
Dutch	om	after	prep	TLL LRC
Dutch	omdat	because	conj	TLL LRC
Dutch	voorbij	past, beyond	prep	TLL LRC
Old Saxon	be, bi	by	prep	ASD LRC
Old Saxon	bēþia, bēdea	both	adj	GED ASD LRC
Old Saxon	bēþie	both	adj	CDC LRC
Old Saxon	umbi	by, about	prep	ASD LRC
Low German	beede	both	adj	ASD LRC
Old High German	bēde, beide	both	adj	GED LRC
Old High German	bi, pi	by, concerning	adv	RPN ASD LRC
Old High German	umbi, umpi	by, about	prep	GED ASD LRC
Middle High German	beide	both	adj	CDC LRC
Middle High German	bi	by	prep	ASD LRC
German	Allee	alley, parkway, avenue	n.fem	LRC
German	Ambivalenz	ambivalence	n.fem	AHD LRC
German	ambulant	ambulatory	adj	LRC
German	Ambulanz	ambulance, acute day ward	n.fem	LRC
German	Amphiteather	amphitheater	n.fem	LRC
German	bei	by	prep	ASD LRC
German	beide	both	adj	ASD LRC
German	bis	until	prep	TLL LRC
German	um	at, about, around	prep	TLL LRC
German	Umlaut	umlaut	n.masc	W7 LRC
German	vorbei	past, beyond	adv	TLL LRC
North Germanic
Old Norse	bāðar, bæði	both	adj	ASD LRC
Old Norse	bāðir	both	adj	GED LRC
Icelandic	bāðar	both	adj	CDC LRC
Icelandic	bāðir	both	adj	CDC LRC
Icelandic	bæði, bāði	both	adj	CDC LRC
Icelandic	um(b)	by, about	prep	ASD LRC
Danish	baade	both	adj	ASD LRC
Danish	forbi	past, beyond	prep	TLL LRC
Danish	om	in, at, about; whether	prep	TLL LRC
Swedish	båda	both	adj	CDC LRC
Swedish	både	both	adj	ASD LRC
Swedish	förbi	past, beyond	prep	TLL LRC
Swedish	om	in, at, about; if, whether	prep	TLL LRC
East Germanic
Gothic	bai	both	adj	GED RPN LRC
Gothic	bajōþs	both	n.pl	CDC LRC
Gothic	bi	by, concerning	prep	LRC
Italic
Latin	amb(i)-	around, on both sides	pfx	GED LRC
Latin	ambigo, ambigere	to go round/about	vb	AHD CLD LRC
Latin	ambiguus	ambiguous	adj	AHD LRC
Latin	ambō	both	pron.du	GED RPN LRC
Latin	ambulo, ambulāre, ambulatus	to walk	vb	W7 LRC
Latin	amicio, amicīre, amicuī, amictus	to wrap around	vb	W7 LRC
Latin	amictus, amictūs	cloak, outer garment	n.masc	W7 LRC
Latin	amictus	clad, thrown around	adj	W7 LRC
Latin	amphisbaena	amphisbaena	n.fem	W7 LRC
Latin	amphitheātrum	amphitheater	n	AHD LRC
Latin	amphora	amphora	n	AHD LRC
Latin	-bus	[case ending]	dat	RPN LRC
Latin	funambulus	one who walks on a rope	n.masc	W7 LRC
Latin	perambulo, perambulare, perambulatus	to walk through	vb	W7 LRC
Late Latin	praeambulus	walking in front of	adj	W7 LRC
Medieval Latin	preambulum	preamble	n.neut	W7 LRC
New Latin	Amphibia	(class name for) amphibians	prop.n	AHD LRC
Old French	alee	path, alley	n.fem	W7 LRC
Old French	aler	to go	vb	W7 LRC
Old French	ambes	both	pron	W7 LRC
Old French	ambler	to amble	vb	AHD LRC
Old French	ambsace	the lowest throw at dice, something worthless or unlucky	n.fem	W7 LRC
Old French	amit, amis	cloak, amice	n	AHD LRC
Middle French	allée	path, alley	n.fem	W7 LRC
Middle French	amit	cloak, amice	n.masc	W7 LRC
Middle French	préambule	preamble, foreword	n.masc	W7 LRC
French	ambulance	ambulance	n.fem	W7 LRC
French	ambulant	walking, able to walk	adj	W7 LRC
Italian	andante	going, current, moderately slow	vb.ptc	W7 LRC
Italian	andare	to go	vb	W7 LRC
Balto-Slavic
Old Prussian	abbai	both	pron	GED LRC
Lithuanian	abù	both	pron	GED LRC
Latvian	abi	both	pron	GED LRC
Old Church Slavonic	oba, obě, obě	both	adj	LRC
Old Church Slavonic	oba	both	pron	GED LRC
Paleo-Balkan
Albanian	mbi	on, onto	prep	IEW LRC
Hellenic
Homeric Greek	ἀμφότερος	both, each of two	pron	LRC
Homeric Greek	ἄμφω	both	pron.du	GED LRC
Greek	ἀμφί, ἀμφ-	around, on both sides	adv	GED LRC
Greek	amphibios	amphibious, living double life	adj	AHD LRC
Greek	amphitheatron	amphitheater	n	AHD LRC
Greek	ἄμφω	both	pron.du	RPN LRC
Greek	-φ(ι)	around, on both sides	loc.sfx	RPN LRC
Indo-Iranian
Sanskrit	abhí, abhi-	to, towards, about	adv	GED RPN LRC
Sanskrit	ubhau	both	pron.du	GED RPN LRC
Sanskrit	-bhis	[case ending]	inst.pl	RPN LRC
Sanskrit	-bhyas	[case ending]	dat	RPN LRC
Sanskrit	-bhyām	[case ending]	inst	RPN LRC
Tocharian
Tocharian B	ant-api	both	pron	GED LRC
Tocharian A	āmpi	both	pron	GED LRC