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* *yaŋa ≈ Skt. náva | |||
* *yeŋ- ≈ Skt. van- | |||
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[[Category:Historical Linguistics]] | [[Category:Historical Linguistics]] | ||
Revision as of 00:13, 28 January 2025
| language | new | anew | again | and | also | now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| kaz | jaŋa | jaŋadan | jäne | endi | ||
| kir | jaŋı | jaŋıdan | jana | emi/emdi | ||
| tur | yeni | yeniden, yine | gene | yine | (imdi) | |
| uzb | yangi | yanada(?) | yana | endi | ||
| chv | śănă | |||||
| otk | yaŋı/yeŋi | yana | yana | yemä/yime | yemä/yime | amtı/emti |
| PIE | néw-os | nu | ||||
| Sanskrit | náva | nū́, nūnám | ||||
| Iron | nəwəg | |||||
| Digor | nog | |||||
| Old Persian | naiba | |||||
| OCS | novŭ | nŭ, nŭnja | ||||
| OE | niwe | nū |
- *yaŋa ≈ Skt. náva
- *yeŋ- ≈ Skt. van-
