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a

posuny hlásek: l.pie. H, meltj. h

ab-, abl-, agJ-, amlu-, ano-, argJ-, aus-, awio-, awo-

ab-: meltj. ghef-
(a18) 'water',
abl(u)-: meltj. ghefl-
(a18:3) Lithuanian obuolas, obuolys (an apple), obelis (an apple tree), Latvian abuols (an apple), abele (an apple tree), Old Prussian woble (an apple), wobalne (an apple tree), Sudovian a'bale' (an apple),
Common Germanic *apalaz, *apliz, Old High German apful, aphul (an apple), Crimean Gothic apel, Old Saxon appul, Old Norse epil, Old English aeppel (an apple),
Old Irish aball (an apple tree), Scottish Gaelic abhall (an apple tree), Irish ubhall (an apple), Welsh afal (an apple), Cornish auallen, Breton avallen,
Oscan Abella - a city in Campania which was famous for its apples (Vergilius wrote: et quos maliferae despectant moenia Abellae; Aeneis 7, 740),
Common Slavic *abluko, Russian jabloko (an apple), jablon'a (an apple tree).
agJ-: meltj. ghecy-, lat. agere pohánět, agó poháním, ř. agó poháním,
(42) Greek agó 'I lead, I do', Latin agere 'to lead', Oscan acum 'to lead', Umbrian aitu 'to make move', Old Irish ad-aig 'he brings', Welsh & Cornish & Breton a 'he brings', Gaulish amb-actus 'a rider', Sanskrit ajati 'he makes go', Avestan azaiti 'he makes go', Armenian acen 'bring!'
amlu-: > ablu-; > malu-;
ano-: meltj. ghen-
(40) grandmother
argJ-: meltj. ghercy-
(29) "to shine"; "white", Greek argos, Tocharian A árki-, B aerkwi-, Hittite harki-,; "silver", Greek arguros, arguron, Latin argentum, Oscan aragetud abl.sg., Common Celtic *argent-, Gaulish argento-, Old Irish arget, argat, Middle Irish airget, Irish & Scottish Gaelic airgead, Welsh ariant, Breton arc'hant, Cornish argant, Sanskrit rajata-, Avestan @r@zata-, Armenian arcath, Phrygian arg-,; "a silver coin", Faliscan arcentelom acc.sg.; Sanskrit arjuna- ("white, shining"); Thracian arzas ("white, shine")
aus-: meltj. ghevs-
(49) an ear
awo-, awio-: meltj.ghev-, ghevnj-
(38) grandfather

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18.11.2001