• Eurasia
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Indo-European
    • *gʷeh₃-u- → *gʷou-
    • *(h₁)eni → *h₁n-sth₂-ieh₂
    • *kʷel-o- → *kʷelom
  • Proto-Indo-European → Lithuanian
    • *h₁eḱwo- → ašvà, ešva
    • *h₁eḱwo- → ašvíenis
    • *rei-, *roi- → raibas, rainas
    • *h₁n-sth₂-ieh₂ → į́sčios
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → vãgis
    • *wedh- → vedegà
    • *steb(h)- → stebulė
  • Proto-Indo-European → Old Prussian
    • *h₁eḱwo- → aswinan
    • *ḱu-on- → sunis
    • *rei-, *roi- → roaban
    • *dhēi- → dadan
    • *dhreu- → druskins
    • *h₁n-sth₂-ieh₂ → instran
    • *pnh₁- → panto
    • *peh₁u-, *pyeh₂-u- → piuclan
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → wagnis
    • *wedh- → wedigo
    • *kʷelom → kelan
    • *h₃nobh-eh₂- → nabis
    • *nāk-no- → nognan
    • *ḱel- → kelian
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Balto-Slavic
    • *āǵ-, *h₂e(i)ǵ- → *āž-
    • *suH-iHn- → *swiʔn-
    • *porḱ-o-, *porḱo- → *porś-
    • *h₂éngʷhis, *h₂éngʷhis- → *angis
    • *ḱorh₂-ueh₂, *ḱorh₂-ueh₂- → *kórʔveʔ
    • *sh₂el- → *sal-, *sāl-
    • *siuH- → *sjuʔ-
    • *puH-ró- → *puʔro-
    • *ǵrh₂-no- → *źirʔn-
    • *h₂eb-ōl-, *h₂eb-l- → *aʔb-ō-l-s, *aʔb-l-o
    • *deru-o- → *derwa-
    • *gʷrH- → *gor-, *gir-
    • *steb(h)- → *steb-, *stab-
  • Proto-Indo-European → Classical Greek
    • *dhrono- → aranis
    • *iorḱ- → dorkás, dórx, zorkás, íorkos
    • *tark-, *terk-, *tork- → átraktos
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Albanian
    • *dhrono- → *drani-
  • Proto-Indo-European → Latvian
    • *rei-, *roi- → ràibs
    • *h₁n-sth₂-ieh₂ → ìekšas
    • *h₁n-sth₂-ieh₂ → ìnkstas
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → vadzis
    • *wedh- → vedga
    • *kʷel-o- → du-celes
  • Proto-Indo-European → Sanskrit
    • *rei-, *roi- → riśya-
    • *au- → vā-
    • *ḱel- → śalyá-
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Indo-Iranian
    • *tark-, *terk-, *tork- → *tark-
  • Proto-Indo-European → Old English
    • *pHu-ro- → fyrs
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → wecg
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Germanic
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → *wagnisan-
  • Proto-Indo-European → Old High German
    • *uogʷh-, *uogʷh-ni- → weggi, wecki
  • Proto-Indo-European → Old Irish
    • *ḱel- → cail
  • Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Baltic
    • *d^helg-, *dhelg- → ---
  • Proto-Indo-European → Swedish
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → människa
  • Proto-Indo-European → Danish
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → menneske
  • Proto-Indo-European → Norwegian (Bokmål)
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → menneske
  • Proto-Indo-European → Norwegian (Nynorsk)
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → menneske
  • Proto-Indo-European → Icelandic
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → maður, manneskja
  • Proto-Indo-European → Faroese
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → maður, menniskja
  • Proto-Indo-European → Elfdalian
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → menitstş
  • Proto-Indo-European → German
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → Mensch
  • Proto-Indo-European → Swiss German
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → Mäntsch
  • Proto-Indo-European → Dutch
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → mens
  • Proto-Indo-European → Frisian
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → minske
  • Proto-Indo-European → Yiddish
    • *ma/on-us-, -on- → menč
  • Proto-Balto-Slavic → Lithuanian
    • *peku → pẽkus
    • *steb-, *stab- → stãbas
  • Proto-Balto-Slavic → Old Prussian
    • *peku → pecku
    • *āž- → wosee
    • *swiʔn- → seweynis
    • *porś- → prastian
    • *angis → angis
    • *kórʔveʔ → curwis
    • *sal-, *sāl- → sal
    • *sjuʔ- → schumeno
    • *puʔro- → pure
    • *awiź-, *awiś- → wyse
    • *źirʔn- → syrne, zyrne
    • *aʔb-ō-l-s, *aʔb-l-o → woble
    • *aʔb-ō-l-s, *aʔb-l-o → wobilis
    • *derwa- → Derwayn
    • *gor-, *gir- → garian
    • *steb-, *stab- → stabis
  • Proto-Balto-Slavic → Latvian
    • *gor-, *gir- → dziria
    • *steb-, *stab- → stabs
  • Proto-Balto-Slavic → Proto-Slavic
    • *steb-, *stab- → *stoborъ
  • Proto-Albanian → Albanian (Tosk)
    • *drani- → drë
  • Classical Greek → Modern Greek
    • dorkás, dórx, zorkás, íorkos → zarkádi
  • Old Prussian → Old Prussian
    • sal → saltan
  • Proto-Indo-Iranian → Sanskrit
    • *tark- → tarku-
  • Proto-Germanic → Old Norse
    • *wagnisan- → vangsni
  • Proto-Germanic → Old High German
    • *wagnisan- → waganso
  • Proto-Slavic → Old Church Slavonic
    • *stoborъ → stoborъ
  • Stub Culture Indo-European → Proto-Indo-European
    • PIE. *peḱ-u- 'cattle' → *peḱ-os, -es-