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*ǵʰ

Proto-Indo-European Germanic Latin Ancient Greek other
*ǵʰeh₁- (come) go heir (fr), hereditary, heredity, inheritance (fr), inherit (fr)
*ǵʰeh₂- (yawn) gum chasm, chasma, chaos, chaotic
*ǵʰelh₃- (green, yellow) yellow, gold, gall, glow, glede, gild, gilden, chloro-, chlorine, arsenic (la < grc < syc, arc < Median), zircon (de < la < grc < ar < fa < Median), daric (grc < fa), jargon (it < ar < fa < Median)
*ǵʰengʰ- (walk) gang, ging (non), gangue (fr < de), ingang, umgang, outgang, gong, Wolfgang (de), overgang
*ǵʰer- (yearn) yearn, yern adhort, adhortation, dehort, exhort, exhortation, hortative, hortatory, exhortative, cohortative, hortation epicaricacy, chervil (fr, la), Eucharist, Chaeronea, Charites, Charis, charisma, charismatic
*ǵʰer- (enclose) court, cohort, horticulture, Hortense, ortolan (fr) chorus (la)
*ǵʰer- (bowels) yarn, garn (non) hernia, haruspex, haruspicy
*ǵʰers- (stiff) horror, horrible, horrendous, horrid, horrify, ordure (fr), horrific, horripilation, horripilate, hirsute, abhor, abhorrent, abhorrence
*ǵʰes- (hand) mile (gmw), mijl (nl, gmw), million (fr < it), milliary, milli-, millennium, millimeter, milliliter, millipede, milligram, millisecond, host (fr), hostie (fr), chiro-, chiropractor, chiral, surgery (fr, la), surgeon (fr, la), chirurgeon (fr, la) hasta (sa)
*ǵʰew- (pour) god, God, gothi (is), gythja (is), godord (is), Godiva futile, futility, enchyma, mesenchyme, parenchyma, chytra, chyle (la), alchemy (la < ar < grc), alchemist (la < ar < grc), chemistry (la < ar < grc), chemist (la < ar < grc), chemical (la < ar < grc), chyme hotr (sa)
*ǵʰewd- (pour) yet, ewte, yete, Goth (la), Geat (ang), Jute (la) affuse, confound (fr), confuse, confusion, diffuse, diffusion, diffusive, effuse, effusive, effusion, foison (fr), fusion, infound (fr), infuse, perfuse, refund, suffuse, superfuse, transfuse, transfusion
*ǵʰey- (winter) hibernate, hivernate, hibernal, hiemal, hibernacle, hibernaculum, hiemation Chimera (la) Himalayas (sa)
*ǵʰley- (shine) glim, gleam, glisten, glint (non), gloat, glitten, glitter (non) Gloucester (cel)
*ǵʰreh₁d- (sound) greet, regret (fr < frk), grouch (fr < frk), grudge (fr < frk), grouse (fr < frk), grutch (fr < frk)
*ǵʰrem- (vex) grim, grunt, gram
*ǵʰwer- (wild) bear fierce (fr), ferity, feral, ferocious, ferocity, therio-, theriaca (la), theriac (fr < la)
Proto-Indo-European Germanic Latin Ancient Greek other