Wiktionary:Requested entries (Proto-Slavic)
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See also
[edit]Individual requests
[edit]A
[edit]- *atra - fire, maybe also bonfire or hearth. Reconstructed by Trubachev in ESSJa. Source of Czech vatra and Serbo-Croatian vatra, among others. It was the subject of a recent discussion in the Etymology Scriptorium.
B
[edit]- *bedrъ - lucky, fortunate.
- *bratučędъ - Proto-Slavic dialectism.
- *brechati
- *berkъ
- *brękadlo - cognate with Polish brzękadło, Slovene brenkalo.
- *brěždžati - to dawn
- *briděti
- *bruja
- *bъty
- *bъturь
- *brьněti
- *bǫčati
- *bruxati
- *břuzga - grouch, grumple
D
[edit]G
[edit]J
[edit]- *jadъ. Mentioned in Bulgarian яд (jad) (anger, hate), as not the same as Proto-Slavic *ědъ
K
[edit]- *klějь. See Polish klej, Bulgarian клей (klej). According to Vasmer, is not borrowed from Germanic languages (see Proto-West-Germanic *klaij), despite the Christianus Uhlenbeck's view. Still, has the same PIE root as *klaij.
- *klěščь (“tick (arthropod)”)
- *krajьňь See Russian крайний (krajnij)
- *kъlkъ/*kъlka. See Bulgarian кълка (kǎlka), Macedonian колк (kolk) (wrong etymology there), Serbo-Croatian кук, Lithuanian kulkšnis. Per this article, pp. 22-23, the original meaning might have been "outgrowth, protuberance". This word is also reconstructed in ESSJa and Derksen; candidate PIE roots might be *(s)kel- or *(s)kelH-.
- *kupьcь (“trader, buyer”)
- *kъrgati (“to coagulate”)
- *konarъ (“twig”)
- *kǫšьjь (“slice, chunk (of bread, meat)”)
- *kosturъ / *kostura
- *kъmetь (“peasant”)
L
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[edit]P
[edit]- *pasьrbъ
- *pętro
- *plotь, *ploty
- *polъdьne, whence Bulgarian пладне (pladne), Macedonian пладне (pladne), Serbo-Croatian подне, Slovene pladne, Czech poledne, Upper Sorbian polodnjo and Lower Sorbian pol(u)dnjo.
- *poterbьnъ
- *poskonъ (“cannabis”)
R
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[edit]T
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[edit]Z
[edit]Ž
[edit]- *žely. tumour, fistula