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Proto-Indo-European Germanic Latin Ancient Greek other
*kagʰ- hedge, hey (fr<la<frk), The Hague (nl), haw, La Hague (fr<frk), hatch, heck inchoate quay (fr<la<gau), cay (fr<la<gau), Caerphilly (cy), Caergwrle (cy), Cardiff (cy), Carlisle (ang<bry), Caernarfon (cy), Caerwys (cy), Caerhun (cy)
*kakka- cack (ang<?)
*kap- (seize) heave, haven, heavy, haft, heaviness, overheave, behoove, behoof, behovely, have, heavily, behave, behove, abra (es < fr < frk), Copenhagen (nds < da), haaf (non), upheave, upheaval, heft, hefty, Le Havre (fr < frk) capture, catch (fr), chase (fr), captive, captivate, capable, capability, accept, acceptable, acceptability, acception, acceptor, anticipate, anticipation, incapable, incapacity, incapability, capacity, incapacitate, capistrum, capstan (fr), caption, captor, case (fr), cash (fr < oc), capsicum, capsule, captation, cater (fr), acater (fr), catch (fr), chace (fr), caitiff (fr), captivity, captivator, captivation, captious, cable (fr), conception, conceive, contraceptive, concetto (fr), concept, conceit (fr), except, exception, intercept, interception, receipt (fr), receptive, receive (fr), deceive (fr), deception, incipit, incept, inception, incipient, inceptive, inceptor, incept, nuncupate, nuncupatory, nuncupative, occupy, occupation, occupate, preoccupy, preoccupation, preoccupate, participate, participation, perceive, perception, imperceptible, perceptible, perceptibility, imperceptibility, susceptible, susceptibility, susception, perceptor, percept, preceptor, precept, precipitous, precipitate, precipitation, princeps, principality, prince (fr), princess (fr), principal, principate, receptor, receptible, reception, recipient, receptacle, recuperate, recuperation, usucapion, forceps, emancipate, emancipation, emancipator, municipal, municipality, participant, disciple, disculpatory, discipline alkapton, copepod caucus (la < grc < cel), jug (ang < la < grc < cel)
*kap- (head) head, Howth (non), forehead, head man, headless, headwound anceps, bicep, biceps, tricep, triceps, precipitous, precipitate, precipitation, precipice, quadriceps, caput, cattle (fr), chattel (fr), capital, capitano (it), captain (fr), chieftain (fr), capitan (es), capitation, decapitation, decapitate, capitellum, capitellar, capitellate, cadel (fr), cadet (fr), caudillo (es), caddie (sco < fr), caddy (sco < fr), cad (sco < fr), capo (it), cape (fr < oc), cheif (fr), achieve (fr), chef (fr), jefe (es < fr), chevet (fr), sinciput, sincipital, Capitolene, Capitol, capitol, Capitolium, capitulate, capitule, capitulum, chapiter (fr), chapter (fr), cabildo (es), occiput, occipital, cope (enm), cap (gmw), chape (fr), cope (enm), escape (fr), scamper (nl < fr), capelle (de < it), a cappella (it), chapel (fr), chaplain (fr), capelin (fr < oc), chapeau (fr), kepi (fr < gsw < gmw) kapala (bod < sa), copra (pt < ml < sa), precipi
*keh₁w-
*keh₂- whore charity (fr) comedy (fr < la), comedic (la), comic (la), comast, kama, Kama Sutra, Kamadeva,
*keh₂d- hate, heinous (fr < VL. < gmw), accidie (fr < la), acedia (la), accidia (ang < la), epicede (la), epicedum (la)
*keh₂n- hen, accent, accentuate, buccina (it), posaune (de < fr), buisine (fr), canorous, cantus, chant (fr), canto (it), canticle, canticum, canzone (it), cantion, chanson (fr), cantor, chanteur (fr), chanteuse (fr), cantrix, chantress (fr), chanter (fr), cantillate, cantilena, descant (fr), incant, incantate, incantation, enchant (fr), chantwell (fr), chanterelle (fr), concent, incentive, fidicene, oscine, oscinine, tibicen, tibicinist, balbucinate, lenocinium, patrocinium, vaticinate, ratiocinate, ratiocinator, ratiocinative, ratiocination, tirocinium, vaticinator, vaticinatrix, precentor, succentor, charm (fr) kanklės (lt)
*keh₃- Höðr (non), Hathulf (non), Cædmon (ang < owl), Cadwallon (cy), Shatrughna (sa)
*keHy- hot, heat
*kel- hold, behold, beholden celerity, celeripede, accelerate, acceleration
*kelH- holm (infl non), hill, Chełm (pl < sla), Chełmno (pl < sla) excel, excellent, excellence, excellency, precel, precellent, precellence, precellency, culmen, culminal, culminate, culmination, culminant, columnar, colliculus, callous, callus, coronel (fr < it) colophon
*kelh₁- low, haul (fr < frk), hale (fr < frk), shill, skell (non), skelloch (non), scold (non), calendar, calendarium, calends, intercalate, intercalary, council (fr), conciliate, conciliabule, classis, class, clas (cy), classic, classical, clear (fr), clarify, clarification, clarity, claritude, éclair (fr), declare, declaration, declarative, declarator, preclare, claim (fr), acclamate, acclaim (fr), acclamation, exclaim (fr), exclamation, exclamatory, exclamative, inclamation, clamor (fr), conclamation, declaim (fr), declamation, declamator, declamatory, Chamoso (gl), proclaim (fr), proclamation, reclaim, reclamation, reclama, clairvoyant, clarinet (it), clarion (fr) epiclesis, synclite, paraclete, Paraclete, autoclesis, cytoclesis, cledonomancy, cledonism, Scylax, Scylla, ecclesiastic, ecclesia Eccles (bry)
*kelh₂- halt, holt clava, clavula, anaclastic, iconoclasm, iconosclastic, -clase, antanaclasis, cranioclasm, iconoclast, clasmatocyte, clasmoticose, chronoclasm, clastic, -clast, clade, cladus (NL.), clematis, kleroterion, clerk (ang < la), cleric (la), clerical (la), clergy (fr < la), colpus (la), coup (fr < la), colure (la), coloboma gladius (la < gaulish), gladiator (la < gaulish), gladiolus (la < gaulish), glaive (fr < la < gaulish)
*kem- (without horns) hummel, hamble chamois (fr<la<gaulish<xrr,xlg)
*kemH- bumblebee, hum
*ken- begin conatus, conation, recent, cainophobia, Cenozoic, ceno-, -cene, Holocene, deacon (ang < la)
*ker- herald (fr < frk), Walter, Harold, Harvard, heraldry (fr < frk), heraldic (fr < frk), Herbert (fr < frk), Gunther (de), Gunnar (non), Rayner, Rainer, Walter (fr < frk), Gutierrez (es < fr < frk), hersir (non), harrow, harry, haricot (fr < frk), harbor, harbinger (fr < la), auberge (fr < oc < frk), aubergiste (fr < oc < frk), harrier, heretog, heretoga (ang), herzog (de) caravan (fro < fa), Périgord (fr < la < gaulish), caravanserai (fro < tr < fa)
*kerp- harvest, P carpe diem, excerpt, discerp, discerption, discerptor, decerpt, excerptum pericarp, Polycarp, -carpous, -carpic, -carp, acarpous, carpel (fr < NL.), carpellum (NL.)
*kes- hards, hurds, harl (gml), snug (non), hair, hairen, xesturgy, xoanon, xylo-, xylic, xyster, xystus
*kewh₂- hew, hoe (fr < frk) queue (fr), coda (it), cue (fr), caudal, caudate, codex, code (fr), codicil
*kewk- high, height, heighth, huge (fr < non), how, howe, haughty (fr < frk), haut (fr < frk), haute couture (fr < frk)
*keyt- hade, hede, hode, -hood, -head, freehood chitra (sa)
*kh₂em- camber (fr), campagus, campanella, campanula, campane (fr < oc), Champagne (fr), champagne (fr), campania (it), campagna (it), campaign (fr < it), Campania, campus, campestral, Campion, champion (fr), champ (fr < frk), camp (es), campo (es,pt), camp (gmw), champerty (fr), champart (fr), kemp (gmw), Kemp (gmw), campanile (it), campanology, chimney (fr) camera (la), chamber (fr < la), cabaret (fr < la), chamberlain (fr < la < frk < la), camerlengo (it < la < frk < la), epicanthic, anacamptic, gam (it < la), gamba (it < la), gamb (fr < la), jamb (fr < la), campylospermous, scampi (it < vec) cummerbund (hnd < fa), Kent (ang < la < bry), canthus (la < gaulish), kam (cy), Kempten (de < la < gaulish), camous (fr < gaulish), Cameron (gd), Campbell (gd), Camel (kw), Camelford (kw)
*kh₂eyd- hit, abscise, accident, circumcise, circumcision, incide, incise, incision, incisor, recision, precise, precision, concise, concision, decide, decision, decisive, excide, excise, excision, sallet (fr < es), salet (fr < es), salade (fr < es), celate (fr < es), Caelum, chisel (fr), caesura, -cide, feminicide, fratricide, parenticide, uxoricide, suicide, tyrannicide, homicide, hospiticide, infanticide, insecticide, matricide, parricide, patricide, cement, trucidation, cementum, précis (fr)
*kleh₂- lade, last, lest (non), lastage (fr < frk)
*kleh₂w- slot (gml,dum) enclose, close, clausula, closure (fr), cloture (fr), Claudius (la < sbv), Claude (fr < la < sbv), Claudia (la < sbv), cloister (fr,ang), claustrum, claustral, claustrophobia, clavis, clef (fr), clavichord, clavicula, clavicle, clove (fr), enclave (fr), conclave, conclude, conclusion, disclude, disclose (fr), disclosure (fr), seclude, seclusion, occlude, occlusion, preclude, preclusion, recluse (fr), exclude, exclusion, include, inclusion, sluice (fr), inclusive, exclusive, conclusive, interclude, interclusion cleithrum, cleido-, sternocleidomastoid, sternocleidomastoideus, klendusity, cleido-, clitoris
*klep- kleptomania, cyclops, klepton, klepto-
*kl̥H- calvous, Calvin (fr), Calvary, calvaria, calvarium, calvites, calvity
*krep- riff, midriff, riveling, rullion corpus, corps (fr), corporal, corpulent, corpulence, corporate, corporation, incorporate, incorporation, corporeal, incorporeal, corpuscle, corpse (fr)
*kres- rear, reremouse, rare
*kret- hard, harden, hardy (fr < frk), Ekkehard (de), Bernard (fr < frk), Reynard (dum,fr<frk), Richard (fr<frk), Garrett (fr<frk), Gerard (fr<frk), Howard (fr<frk), Leonard (fr<frk), Maynard (fr<frk), Willard (fr<goh), Wyatt, Everard (fr<frk), Everett (fr<frk), Goddard akrasia, acratia, Heracles, Hercules (la), Encratite (la), Hippocrates, Hippocratic, Isocrates, Iphicrates, -crat, -cracy, -cratic, aristocracy, autocracy, democracy, thalassocracy, theocracy, Philocrates, Xenocrates, Polycrates, Socrates, Socratic, Timocrates, plutocracy, Crates, Cratippus
*krewH
*krewh₂- raw cruor, crude (fr), crudo (it), crudités (fr), cruel (fr), crudity, cruelty (fr), recrudescence pancreas, creosote, cresol, creodont, creatine, creatic
*krews- crust, crouton (fr), crostini (it), decrustation, encrust, encrustation, crustose cryo-
*krey- rin, atrine, ridder, riddle, rinse (fr<frk), rench (fr<frk), certain (fr), certify, certificate, certification, certainty (fr), certamen, ascertain (fr), concern, concretion, cribellum, crime (fr), criminal, crimination, criminate, incriminate, incrimination, decern, decree (fr), decretal, decretory, secern, secretary, secrete, secretion, secret (fr), secretive, excrete, excern, excrement, excreta, excretion, discretion, discreet (fr), discrete, indiscreet, indiscrete, discretive, discriminate, discriminatory, secretariat, secretaire crisis, critic, critical, criticize, critique (fr), diacritic, hypocritical, hypocrisy, criteria, criterion, endocrine
*krows- Procrustes, anacrusis
*ksen-
*ksew- xoanon, xylo-, xylic, xyster, xystus
*ksnew- snug (non)
*ksweybʰ- swive, swift, swoop, swaip (non), swipe, sweep
*kū- howl, Cocytus
*kwep- hope cupidity, Cupid, cupidinous, vapor, vaporous, vapid, wop (nap < es), evaporate, evaporation, vaporate acapnia, capnomancy, misocapnist, capno- Connor (ga)
*kwh₂et-
*kyeh₂- seston
*k⁽ʷ⁾sewd-
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