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| *gʰebʰ- (give)
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yive, give (non), forgive (non), yift, gift (non), morning gift, morganatic (la), Godiva, gable (fr < non), Gebhard (de), Giffard (fr < de), gavel,
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cephalo-
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| *gʰed- (find)
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yet, ewte, yete, yote, get (non), beget (non), forget (non), yate, gate (non), gait (non)
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prehend, pender (fr), pern (fr), pernancy (fr), reprehend, reprehensible, reprise, reprehension, reprehensive, apprehend, apprehensible, apprehensive, apprehension, comprehend, comprehension, comprehensible, incomprehensible, comprehensive, comprise, apprise, deprehend, prison (fr), prehension, spreath (sco < gd), prey (fr), prede, predator, depredation, predation, predatory
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| *gʰedʰ- (join)
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good, gather, goodness, goodly
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| *gʰegʰuǵʰ- (cuckoo)
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gawk (non)
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| *gʰeh₁bʰ- (grab)
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aver (fr), prebend, provender (fr), prohibit, prohibition, exhibit, exhibition, inhibit, inhibition, adhibit, adhibition, cohibit, cohibition, debt (fr), debit, devoir (fr), debtor (fr), debitor, able (fr), ability (fr), habile, debile, debility, debilitate, habit, habitat, inhabit, inhabitant, habitable, habitacule, habitation, habitus
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gable (fr < cel-gau), javelin (fr < cel-gau), gaffle (dum, gmw < cel-gau)
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| *gʰel- (call)
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yell, galder, gale
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| *gʰer- (rub)
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grind, grout, great, grit
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grand (fr), grande (it), grandeur, grandiose, grandiosity
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chondro-, chromo-, schizochroal
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| *gʰerdʰ- (enclose)
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begird, girth (non), girdle, gird, yard, garden (fr < frk), garth (non)
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Belgrade (sla), Novgorod (ru)
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| *gʰleh₂dʰ- (bright)
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glad, glade
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glabrous, glabrate
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| *gʰreh₁- (grow)
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grow, grass, green, grass-green, ungreen, sengreen, gray
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graminivorous, gramineous
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| *gʰrem- (roar)
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gram, grim, grunt
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| *gʰrey- (smear)
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grime, grimace (fr < frk)
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chrism, cream (fr, la), crème (fr, la), creme (fr, la), Christ, Christian (la), Christianity (la), cretin (fr, la)
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ghee (hnd, sa)
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