gʰou-ro-s
frightened, frightening
Reflexes - Pokorny
Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
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English | ||||
Old English | gnorn, grorn, gnyrn | sorrow, sadness, dejection | n.masc | IEW ASD LRC |
Old English | gnorn | sad, dejected, sorrowful | adj | ASD LRC |
Old English | gnornan, gnornede, gnorned | to mourn, grieve, lament | vb.wk | ASD LRC |
Old English | gnornian, gnornode, gnornod | to mourn, grieve, lament | vb.wk.II | LRC |
Old English | gryn, gyrn | mourning | n.str.neut | IEW LRC |
Old English | gryre | dread | n.masc | IEW LRC |
West Germanic | ||||
Old Saxon | g(n)ornōn, grornōn | to mourn, grieve, lament | vb | IEW ASD LRC |
Old Saxon | gornōn | to mourn | vb.wk | GED LRC |
Old Saxon | gorn-word | lament | n.str.neut | GED LRC |
Old Saxon | gruri | dread | n.masc | IEW LRC |
Old High German | gōrag | pitiful, miserable | adj | GED LRC |
North Germanic | ||||
Old Icelandic | gaurr | miserable person | n.masc | IEW LRC |
East Germanic | ||||
Gothic | *gauriþa | sorrow | n.fem | GED LRC |
Gothic | gaurjan | to insult | vb.wk.I | GED LRC |
Gothic | gaurs | sad, sorrowful; sullen | adj | GED LRC |
Balto-Slavic | ||||
Russian | žurítь | to scold | vb | GED LRC |
Ukrainian | žurbá | sorrow | n | GED LRC |
Ukrainian | žurýty | to perturb | vb | GED LRC |
Indo-Iranian | ||||
Sanskrit | ghorás | dreadful, awe-inspiring | adj | GED LRC |