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waba |
araignée |
IE webh, filer |
wada |
eau |
IE wed- |
wado |
liquide |
IE wed- |
wadu |
couler (sombrer) |
IE wed- |
waki |
être éveillé |
IE weg- > wog-ë > GM wakën |
Wala |
Au-delà |
IE wela-, blesser > NORSE Valhalla |
wame |
grotte |
IE wel- (?) > gaelique uamh (SK vesman, cf GB womb) |
wana |
vouloir |
IE wen- > old eng wyscan, desire > to want |
wane |
cygne |
IE swen-, to sound > GM swanaz, singer > GB swan |
wara |
attention |
IE wer-, perceive > GM waraz, GB aware |
wata |
attendre |
IE weg- > GM waht
(vx fr waitier, GB wait) |
wawi |
oiseau |
LAT avis |
weda |
temps (climat) |
IE wë- (souffler) > we-dhro > GM wedram |
wefe |
radio |
GB air-wave |
weku |
chêne |
IE kwerkwu > LAT quercus |
wela |
boule |
IE wel-, tourner |
wele |
disque |
IE wel-, tourner |
welo |
envers (face) |
IE wel-, tourner |
welu |
anneau |
IE wel-, tourner |
wemi |
ver |
IE wer-, tourner > wr-mi > LAT vermis |
wena |
pardonner |
IE wen-, désirer > wen-ya > LAT venia (n) |
wesa |
après-midi |
IE wes-, soir (cf lat vesper, gk espera) |
widi |
vengeance |
LAT vindicis |
widu |
veuvage |
IE wi-, séparé > LAT viduitas |
wika |
magie |
IE weg-, fort > weg-yo >
GM wikjaz |
wiko |
semaine |
IE weik- > GM wikön |
wino |
un (num) |
IE oi-no |
wipi |
chenille |
IE weip-, tourner |
wira |
colère |
LAT ira |
wogi |
testicule |
IE orghi- (GK
orcis, cf orchidée) |
woma |
ciel |
SK vyoman |
wuna |
blessure |
IE wela- > wela-nes > lat vulnus, GB wound, all wunde |
wusi |
once |
LAT uncia |