gʷʰer-

warm, hot

Reflexes - Liv

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
NYI
NYI[arm. ǰeraw ‘fieberte, war krank’, ǰer̄aw ‘wärmte sich’{1}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[arm. ǰer̄nowm Med. ‘wärme mich’{3}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI?ai. ghr̥ṇoti DhP ‘leuchtet, brennt’{2}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI?[got. (+) brinnan ‘brennen’{4}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIgr. θέρομαι ‘werde warm, wärme mich’NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[gr. hom. Konj. Aor. θερέω ‘werde mich wärmen’{11}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIair. fo-geir ‘erwärmt, erhitzt’{5}NYI..LIV TOL
NYImir. guirit, kymr. gor- ‘erhitzen’{9}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIair. fo-gert ‘erwärmte’{14}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[alb. zien ‘kocht (etw.)’{6}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI?[alb. n-xeh ‘wärmt’{10}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[alb. n-grohet ‘wärmt sich’{13}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[lit. gariù, garė́ti ‘brennen’{7}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[aksl. (+) gorjǫ, gorěti ‘brennen’{8}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[aksl. (+) grějǫ, (grějati) sę ‘sich wärmen’{12}NYI..LIV TOL

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
Englishgorgûnterm for orcs in Tolkien: The Lord of the Ringsn.plLRC
Englishforcepsinstrument for grasping/holding/exerting tractionnAHD W7 LRC
Englishforcipateforked, shaped like forceps/pincersadjAHD LRC
Englishfurnaceenclosed structure for producing heatnAHD W7 LRC
EnglishGermanlanguage/inhabitant of Germanyprop.nW7 LRC
EnglishGermanicre: German/Germanyprop.adjW7 LRC
EnglishGermanycentral European countryprop.nW7 LRC
Englishgheesemifluid clarified butternAHD W7 LRC
EnglishGorbagorc in Tolkien: The Lord of the Ringsprop.nLRC
Englishgore(clotted) bloodnW7 LRC
Englishhornitolow volcanic moundnAHD LRC
English-thermanimal having (specified) body temperaturen.sfxAHD W7 LRC
Englishthermunit of heat quantitynAHD W7 LRC
English-thermystate of heatn.sfxAHD W7 LRC
Englishwarmmoderately heatedadjLRC
Old EnglishgearupreparedadjLRC
Old Englishgorgore, dirt, filth, dung, excrementn.neutIEW ASD LRC
Old EnglishwearmwarmadjLRC
Middle EnglishfurnasfurnacenW7 LRC
Middle Englishgoregore, filthnW7 LRC
Middle EnglishwarmwarmadjLRC
Celtic
Old Irishfogeirto heat, warm upvbLRC
Middle IrishgertmilknW7 LRC
BretongredwarmthnLRC
West Germanic
Old High GermangaroreadyadjLRC
Old High Germangorgore, dirt, filth, dung, excrementnASD LRC
Old High GermanwarmwarmadjLRC
Germangardone, cookedadjLRC
GermangermanischGermanicadjLRC
GermanwarmwarmadjLRC
North Germanic
Old NorsevarmrwarmadjLRC
Old Icelandicgeraready, preparedadjLRC
Icelandicgorgore, dirt, filth, dung, excrementnASD LRC
SwedishvarmwarmadjTLL LRC
East Germanic
Gothicwarmjanto warmvbLRC
Italic
Latinforcepstongs, pliers, pincers, forcepsn.mascW7 LRC
Latinformushot, warmadjW7 LRC
Latinfornax, fornacisfurnace, fireplace, ovenn.femW7 LRC
LatinGermanus, Germana, Germanumre: GermansadjLRC
New Latin-thermia-thermy, heatsfxW7 LRC
Spanishhornitolittle ovenn.dimAHD LRC
SpanishhornoovennAHD LRC
Old Frenchfornaisefurnace, fireplacen.femW7 LRC
Balto-Slavic
Old PrussiangorohearthnLRC
PolishgarniecpotnLRC
CzechhorkýwarmadjLRC
Lithuaniangãrassteamn.mascLRC
Lithuanianvìrtito cook, boilvbLRC
Latviangaršsteam; spiritn.mascLRC
Latvianvirtto cook, boilvbLRC
RussiangornhearthnLRC
Serbo-CroatianbitterhearthnLRC
Old Church Slavonicgoritъto burnvbLRC
Paleo-Balkan
GhegzjarmwarmadjIEW LRC
Toskzjarrfire, heatnIEW LRC
Toskzjarrtëfiery, passionateadjLRC
Hellenic
Homeric Greekθερμόςhot, warmadjLRC
Homeric Greekθέροςsummer, warm seasonnLRC
Homeric Greekθέρωto warm, be warmvbLRC
Greekthermēheatn.femW7 LRC
Anatolian
Hittitewar-(nu-)to burn, set afirevbLRC
Armenian
Armenianjermto heatvbLRC
ArmenianǰerwarmthnLRC
Armenianvarimto burnvbLRC
Indo-Iranian
AvestangarəmowarmadjLRC
Sanskritgharmá-hot coalsnLRC
Sanskritghṛtamilk, clarified butternW7 LRC
SanskrithárasglowingadjLRC
Hindighīclarified butternW7 LRC
Tocharian
Tocharian AśärmewarmadjLRC