2. kel-
to stab, stick, sting
Cross References - Pokorny
1. kal-3. kel-, kelə-, klā-, extended klād-Reflexes - Pokorny
| Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celtic | ||||
| Middle Irish | cuilenn | holly | n | W7 LRC |
| English | ||||
| Old English | hole(g)n | holly | n | W7 ASD LRC |
| Middle English | holin, holly | holly | n | W7 LRC |
| English | Hollin | country in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | prop.n | LRC |
| English | holly | tree/shrub with thick glossy spiny leaves | n | AHD W7 LRC |
| West Germanic | ||||
| Old High German | hulis | holly | n | W7 LRC |
Related Concepticon Concepts
| ID | Gloss | Definition | Semantic Field |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1434 | STAB | To perforate the surface of something with a pointed tool or weapon. | Basic actions and technology |
| 1295 | STICK | A long, thin piece of wood, mainly left in the shape in which it grew, that does not bend. | The physical world |
| 571 | STING | To hurt, usually by introducing poison or a sharp point, or both. | The body |