DiACL | Lexeme

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Lexeme – Index

Language	Form	Meaning	Grammar	Note

Old High German	wurm	worm, snake	m	wormo m. 'purple' is a derivation (GK)	Details
Proto-Iranian	*kr̥mi-	worm, snake			Details
Danish	orm	worm; insect, maggot; snake, dragon	c	"In its modern sense, a noawort replacing terms that are now lost" (SEO)	Details
Romanian	vierme	worm; larva	m		Details
German	Wurm	worm; maggot; dragon	m		Details
Icelandic	ormur	worm; snake	m		Details
Old Saxon	wurm	worm; snake	m		Details
Middle Persian	kirm	worm; snake; dragon	s		Details
Faroese	ormur	worm; snake; larva; dragon	m		Details
Middle High German	wurm	worm; woodworm, silkworm, spider, fly, mosquito, flea; snake, viper; dragon	m		Details
English	worry	worry, seize/kill with the teeth (Especially of dogs or wolves attacking sheep) to seize by the throat with the teeth and tear or lacerate; to kill or injure by biting and shaking	v		Details
Proto-Tupí-Guaraní	*pereβ	wound			Details
Proto-Tupí	peɾʲep, perep	wound			Details
Proto-Indo-European	*welh₂_/₃-	wound'			Details
Proto-Indo-European	*swer-	wound'			Details
Ugaritic	štt	woven adj.		Adj. probably from unattested verbal root *š-t-y	Details
Proto-Indo-European	*h₁roug-h₂-	wrinkle'		< Rom. *rūga 'street' < Lat. rūga 'wrinkle'	Details
Romani (Arli)	brazda	wrinkle; furrow	f		Details
Proto-Tupí-Guaraní	*jɨŋ	wrinkled			Details
Proto-Tupí-Guaraní	*poapɨ	wrist			Details

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