9. kel-

Language	Reflex(es)	Gloss	Grammar	Sources
Hellenic
Greek	κηλέω	enchant, mesmerize	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Greek	κηληθμός	Enchantment	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Greek	κηληδόνες	enchanting beings	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Greek	κόλαξ	Flatterer	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Italic
Latin	calvor, -ī	Scheming, betraying, deceiving	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Latin	calviō, -īre	Scheming, betraying, deceiving	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Latin	calumnia	false accusation, fraud, slander, intrigues	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Latin	cavilla	Teasing, poking, defiance	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Latin	cavillor, -ārī	tease, joke, ridicule	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
East Germanic
Gothic	hōlōn	to slander	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Gothic	afhōlōn	to slander	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
North Germanic
Old Norse	hōl	Praise, boasting	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Old Norse	hø̄la	praise, boast	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
English
Anglo-Saxon	hōl	Defamation.	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Anglo-Saxon	hōlian	to slander	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Anglo-Saxon	hōlunga, hōlinga	in vain, without reason	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
Anglo-Saxon	hēlan	to slander	TBD	IEW UKY GPT
West Germanic
Old High German	huolen	to deceive/to cheat/to betray	TBD	IEW UKY GPT

ID	Gloss	Definition	Semantic Field
1579	BE	To have existence.	Miscellaneous function words
1682	GUILTY	Having committed an offense, crime, violation, or wrong, especially against moral or penal law.	Law
369	OWE	To be under an obligation to give something back to someone or to perform some action for someone; to have debt.	Possession