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| *geH- (sing)
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dastgah (fa)
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| *gel- (be cold)
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cool, cold, keel, chill, calm (fr < it < lng)
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gel (fr < it), gelatine (fr < it), gelato (it), geal (fr), jelly (fr), gelid
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| *gelH- (naked)
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callow
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| *gerbʰ- (carve)
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carve, kerf
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graph, graphic, -graph, -graphy, grammar (la), grammatical (la), grimoire (fr, la), graffiti (it), program (la), -gram
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| *gerh₂- (cry hoarsely)
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crane, crow, cranberry (nds), trone (xno < non), crake, crack, chark, chirk, creak (dum)
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grackle
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geranium (la)
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| *gew- (bend)
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gyre (la), gyrus (la), gyrate (la), gyro (el), gyration (la)
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gown (fr, la < grc < ira)
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| *gewH- (call)
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gusli (ru), gusle (sh)
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| *gleh₁y- (smear)
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cloam, clean, cliff, climb, cloth, clay
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glue (fr), gluten, agglutinate, conglutinate
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gley (uk)
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| *glew- (ball up)
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clew, clue, knawel (de)
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gluteus, glutes
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| *glewbʰ- (split)
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cleave, cleft
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glume
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glyph
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| *gleybʰ- (stick)
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cleave
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