Eurasia
- Romanian
  - untură ‘fat; lard, grease’
  - păr ‘hair’
  - carne ‘flesh; meat; edible part of a fruit’
  - piatră ‘stone, pebble; gravel; hail; gem’
  - urm ‘kind of ash tree, Fraxinus ornus’
  - falcă ‘jawbone’
  - lână, lînă ‘wool’
  - taur ‘bull’
  - bou ‘ox; castrated bull used as a beast of burden’
  - vier ‘wild boar’
  - dam ‘fallow deer’
  - iapă ‘mare, female horse’
  - măgar ‘donkey’
  - oaie ‘ewe’
  - berbec ‘ram’
  - arete ‘ram’
  - miel ‘lamb’
  - pui ‘chicken, chick; young of an animal’
  - pulă ‘(vulgar) cock, dick’
  - găinaţ ‘droppings of domestic fowl; bird droppings in general’
  - cocoş ‘rooster’
  - rață ‘duck’
  - câine ‘dog’
  - albină ‘bee’
  - gligan ‘wild boar’
  - mistreț ‘wild boar; of mixed race; wild (esp. of fruit)’
  - porc mistreț ‘wild boar’
  - buhă ‘owl’
  - ghepard ‘cheetah’
  - leopard ‘leopard’
  - leu ‘lion’
  - linx ‘lynx’
  - vulpe ‘fox’
  - zimbru ‘visent, (European) bison’
  - iepure ‘rabbit; hare’
  - iepure de vizuină ‘rabbit’
  - iepure de câmp ‘hare (lit. hare of the field)’
  - șarpe ‘snake (generic)’
  - anghilă ‘eel’
  - viperă ‘viper’
  - corb ‘raven’
  - aceră ‘eagle (dialectal); hawk’
  - acvilă ‘eagle; seal, standard, coat of arms’
  - vultur ‘vulture; eagle’
  - bestie ‘wild beast, ferocious beast; ferocious or cruel person’
  - vânat ‘hunt; quarry; game, venison’
  - blană ‘fur; animal skin; fur garment’
  - miere ‘honey’
  - lapte ‘milk’
  - sare ‘salt’
  - vin ‘wine’
  - mied ‘mead’
  - hidromel ‘mead’
  - ceară ‘wax’
  - unt ‘butter’
  - teară ‘weave, warp; loom’
  - filá ‘to spin thread’
  - orz ‘barley’
  - secară ‘rye’
  - ovăz ‘oat’
  - cereală ‘cereal, grain (generic)’
  - grâu ‘wheat (grain and plant)’
  - grăunți ‘(generic) grain, cereal’
  - nap ‘turnip’
  - măr ‘apple; apple tree’
  - poamă ‘fruit’
  - pom ‘fruit tree’
  - strugure ‘bunch; grape’
  - hamei ‘hops’
  - in ‘flax; linen; linseed; linen yarn’
  - zastup ‘large spade used in digging the bottom of ponds’
  - plug ‘plough’
  - teslă ‘adze’
  - topor ‘axe’
  - vehicul ‘means of transport’
  - roată ‘wheel’
  - rătund ‘round’
  - osie ‘axle’
  - butuc ‘stump; nave, hub’
  - căpățînă ‘head; skull; largest part of an object; hub, nave of a wheel’
  - porcoi ‘ridge, mound of earth; heap (especially of hay, straw, etc)’
  - brazdă ‘furrow’
  - iarnă ‘winter’
  - primăvară ‘spring’
  - vară ‘summer’
  - toamnă ‘autumn’
  - cupru ‘copper’
  - aramă ‘copper, bronze; copper’
  - fier ‘iron’
  - argint ‘silver; coin; money’
  - arginți ‘silver’
  - aur ‘gold’
  - alamă ‘brass; object made of brass’
  - lemn ‘wood, timber, firewood’
  - fuşte ‘club, lance, wooden spear’
  - druete ‘pole, stick, stake, club’
  - rocă ‘stone, rock (as natural mineral aggregate)’
  - stâncă ‘cliff, rock’
  - cuțit ‘knife’
  - lance ‘lance, spear’
  - suliță ‘spear, lance’
  - arc ‘bow, arc, arch’
  - săgeată ‘arrow’
  - pil ‘stick, rod; horsewhip’
  - spadă ‘sword. blade’
- Latin
  - canis, canēs ‘dog’
  - pilus ‘hair (of head); fur, hair’
  - caput, capitis ‘head’
  - carnis, carō ‘meat; flesh; pulp of fruit; pith of a tree’
  - petra ‘stone; rock’
  - taurus ‘bull’
  - falx, -cis ‘hook, scythe, sickle’
  - argentum ‘silver’
  - bōs ‘bovine animal, cattle; ox, bull; cow’
  - verres ‘boar, male pig; castrated boar ’
  - equa ‘mare’
  - equus, equa ‘horse’
  - ǒnāgrārius ‘ass, donkey’
  - onager ‘wild ass, onager’
  - ovis ‘sheep’
  - vervex ‘wether, castrated male sheep’
  - ariēs ‘ram, male sheep; battering ram’
  - agnellus ‘lamb’
  - agnus ‘lamb’
  - lac, lactis ‘milk; sap or juice of a milky appearance’
  - gallīna ‘hen; chicken (generic)’
  - gallus ‘cock, rooster’
  - pullus ‘young chicken; young of an animal, esp. young cock, hen; foal’
  - stercus gallinaceum
  - gallo ‘cock, rooster’
  - alvus ‘belly, beehive’
  - mellarium ‘beehive, apiary’
  - mel, -llis ‘honey; (by extension) sweetness, sweet talk, delight’
  - mixtus ‘mixed’
  - miscere ‘to mix’
  - leopardus ‘leopard’
  - leō, leōnis ‘lion’
  - lynx ‘lynx’
  - volpēs ‘fox’
  - lepus ‘hare’
  - serpēns ‘snake, serpent’
  - serpere ‘to crawl, to glide’
  - anguilla ‘eel’
  - vīpera ‘poisonous snake’
  - corvus ‘raven’
  - aquila ‘eagle’
  - vultur ‘vulture’
  - bēstia ‘beast, animal’
  - vēnārī ‘to hunt’
  - vēnātus ‘hunt’
  - sāl ‘salt’
  - vīnum ‘wine’
  - hydromel, hydromeli ‘mead’
  - cēra ‘wax’
  - unguere ‘to smear, to grease’
  - unctum ‘oil; perfume; good food’
  - unctura ‘(act of) anointing or perfuming (a corpse)’
  - texere ‘to weave, construct’
  - tēla ‘weave; spider's web; cloth; intrigue’
  - fīlum ‘thread, line; build (of a person)’
  - torquēre ‘to turn around, to twist’
  - hordeum ‘barley’
  - secale ‘rye’
  - cereālis ‘pertaining to Ceres (goddess of the harvest)’
  - grānum ‘(generic) grain, cereal; grape, seed’
  - napus ‘turnip’
  - malum ‘apple’
  - mālus ‘apple’
  - pōmus, pōmum ‘fruit-tree; fruit’
  - līnum ‘flax plant, linseed; linen thread; linen’
  - vehiculum ‘wheeled vehicle’
  - rota ‘wheel’
  - rotūndus ‘wheel-shaped, round’
  - porca ‘ridge between two furrows’
  - hibernum tempus ‘wintery season’
  - hībernus ‘of winter; of winter; winterly; of winter’
  - vēr ‘spring’
  - primo vere ‘beginning of the spring’
  - autumnus ‘autumn’
  - cupreum, cyprium ‘copper; copper (lit. Cyprian metal); copper’
  - aes, -ris ‘copper, bronze; money’
  - ferrum ‘iron, steel’
  - aurum ‘gold’
  - lignum ‘wood; firewood’
  - fūstis ‘cut wood, stick baton, club’
  - lancea ‘spear, lance’
  - arcus ‘bow; arch’
  - sagitta ‘arrow’
  - pīlum ‘javelin, spear’
- Proto-Indo-European
  - *ḱer- ‘to grow’
  - *k(e)rH-n- ‘'piece'; piece’
  - *doru, *doru-, *derwo-, *dreus ‘tree, wood’
  - *gʷeh₃, *gʷeh₃- ‘cow’
  - *h₂wŕ̥s-en- ‘male’
  - *dmh₂o- ‘the tamed one’
  - *demh₂- ‘to tame; to build, construct’
  - *h₁eḱ-u- ‘horse’
  - *h₃ewi-, *h₂owi- ‘sheep’
  - *ueru-
  - *h₁r-i-(e)t- ‘certain domestic animal’
  - *h₂egʷno-, *h₂egʷ-no- ‘lamb’
  - *glg-t- ‘milk’
  - *ḱuōn-, *ḱuon-m, *ḱun-os ‘dog’
  - *h₂eulo- ‘tube, cavity’
  - *meli- ‘honey’
  - *(H)ulp-i- ‘marten, cat’
  - *serp-e/o- ‘to creep’
  - *ueip-es-
  - *ḱor(h₂)-uo- ‘crow, raven’
  - *(H)uēnh₁-, *(H)unh₁- ‘desire’
  - *bholH-n-
  - *séh₂-l-, *séh₂l- ‘salt’
  - *ueih₁-n-, *ueih₁-ōn, *uih₁-en-m, *uih₁-on-m ‘vine; wine’
  - *medhu- ‘mead; honey’
  - *h₃engʷ-e/o- ‘to anoint; to smear, to anoint; to smear, to anoint; to smear, to anoint; to smear, to anoint’
  - *h₃ngʷ-én-s ‘fat, butter’
  - *teḱ-s- ‘to hew, to fabricate; to fashion’
  - *gʷhiH-(s-)lo- ‘sinew, sinew thread’
  - *torkʷ-eie- ‘to twist’
  - *ǵrh₂-no- ‘that which has ripened, fruit, grain’
  - *h₁e/om-o- ‘what is (to be) taken’
  - *sph₂-dh(h₁)- ‘blade, spade’
  - *tetḱ-dhlo-
  - *ueǵh-tlo-
  - *Hrot-o/h₂- ‘revolving; (whence) wheel’
  - *h₂eḱs-i-
  - *p(o)rḱ-eh₂-
  - *prḱ-h₂- ‘furrow’
  - *ǵheim-r-ino-
  - *ues-r/n- ‘spring’
  - *h₂ei-os, *h₂ei-es- ‘bronze; metal > copper > bronze’
  - *h₂rǵ-nt-o- ‘silver’
  - *h₂é-h₂us-o- ‘glow’
  - *leǵ(h)-no-
  - *stoih₂-neh₂- ‘stone’
  - *ḱēi-, *ḱēi ‘to sharpen’
- Portuguese
  - carne ‘meat, flesh’
  - torcer ‘to twist, to bend’
  - seta ‘arrow’
- Albanian (Tosk)
  - ter ‘bull’
  - magar, magjar, margaç ‘donkey’
  - rosë ‘duck’
  - bletë ‘bee; beehive’
  - lepur, ljepur ‘hare’
  - lepur i gropave ‘rabbit’
  - thëkër, thëkën ‘rye’
- Proto-Albanian
  - *taura ‘bull’
- Proto-Italic
  - *tauro- ‘bull’
  - *gʷous
  - wors-en-
  - *ekʷo- ‘horse’
  - *owi-
  - *werw-ē-
  - ariēt-s, eriēt-s
  - *kerō(n), kar-(V)n- ‘piece of meat’
  - *agʷno- ‘lamb’
  - *lagt-, *glagt-
  - *kō, *kʷanem, *kunos
  - *aulos
  - *meli
  - *wolp-i- ‘fox’
  - *serpe/o-
  - *weip-es-ā-?
  - *korwo-
  - *wēnā-je/o- ‘to hunt’
  - *wēn-o/ā- ‘hunting’
  - *sāls, *salos ‘salt’
  - *wīno-
  - *ongʷ-en- ‘ointment’
  - *ongʷ-e- ‘to anoint’
  - *tekse/o-
  - *fīlo-, *fislo-
  - *torkʷ-eie- ‘to twist’
  - *χor(s)d-ejo- ‘barley’
  - *grāno-
  - *po-e/omo- ‘taken off, picked’
  - *līno- ‘flax’
  - *wekti-
  - *rot-ā- ‘wheel’
  - χeim-r-ino- ‘wintry’
  - *wes-or, *wes-n-
  - *ajos, *ajes- ‘bronze’
  - *argento-
  - *auso-
  - *legno-
  - *fūsti-, *feusti-, *fousti-
  - *arkuo-, *arkʷo- ‘bow’
- French
  - taureau ‘bull’
  - guépard ‘cheetah’
  - léopard ‘leopard’
  - lynx ‘lynx’
  - hydromel ‘mead’
  - filer ‘to spin (thread)’
  - céréale ‘cereal, grain’
  - véhicule ‘vehicle; means of transport’
- Old French
  - torel, toreau ‘bull, young bull’
  - tor ‘bull’
  - leopard, lebard, leupard ‘leopard’
  - linz, linx, lins ‘lynx’
  - ydromel ‘mead’
  - arain ‘bronze’
- Spanish
  - toro ‘bull’
  - gallina ‘hen; chicken (generic)’
  - gallo ‘cock, rooster’
  - gallinaza ‘droppings of domestic fowl’
  - miel ‘honey’
  - leche ‘milk’
  - tela ‘textile; cloth’
  - torcer ‘to twist, to bend’
  - nabo ‘turnip’
  - poma ‘fruit; apple’
  - invierno ‘winter’
  - alambre ‘metal wire’
- Catalan
  - toro ‘bull’
  - egua, euga ‘mare, female horse’
  - corb ‘raven’
  - mel ‘honey’
  - llet ‘milk’
  - vi ‘wine’
  - tela ‘textile, cloth, woven material’
  - torcer ‘to twist, to bend’
  - ordi ‘barley’
  - sègol ‘rye’
  - nap ‘turnip’
  - lli ‘flax; linen’
  - aram ‘copper, bronze’
  - sageta ‘arrow’
- Provençal
  - taur ‘bull’
  - ego, ègo ‘mare, female horse’
  - volp ‘fox’
  - lèbre, lèbro ‘hare’
  - còrb ‘raven’
  - pel ‘hair’
  - mèl ‘honey’
  - lach ‘milk’
  - vi ‘wine’
  - carnago ‘meat’
  - tela ‘textile, cloth, woven material’
  - torser ‘to twist, to bend’
  - òrdi ‘barley’
  - seguel, segue ‘rye’
  - nap ‘turnip’
  - pom ‘apple’
  - lin ‘flax, linen’
  - primavera ‘spring’
  - fèr, far ‘iron’
  - argènt ‘silver’
  - aur, au ‘gold’
  - sageto ‘arrow’
- Proto-Celtic
  - *damo-, *damato- ‘bull’
- Proto-Gallo-Romance
  - damma, dāma ‘fallow deer’
- Sardinian
  - ebba ‘mare, female horse’
  - pìbera, pìpera ‘viper’
  - istòrchere, strocci ‘to twist, to bend’
- Classical Greek
  - ónos ‘donkey; ass; female ass’
  - léōn ‘lion’
  - hydrómeli ‘mead’
  - nâpy ‘mustard’
  - spátʰē ‘flat and oblong object; broad blade, blade of an oar, knife’
  - kýprios ‘of/from Cyprus’
  - Kýpros ‘Cyprus’
  - pétrā ‘stone, rock; stone (material)’
- Vulgar Latin
  - *onagarius ‘donkey’
  - berbex, berbix ‘sheep’
  - *melettum
  - mixticius ‘of mixed race’
  - melus ‘apple; fruit’
  - prima vere
- Slovene
  - magarac ‘donkey’
  - ráca ‘duck’
- Croatian
  - magarac ‘donkey’
  - raca ‘duck’
- Serbian
  - magarac ‘donkey’
  - raca ‘duck’
- Bulgarian
  - magáre ‘donkey’
  - rĕca ‘duck’
  - gligan ‘wild boar; (male) wild boar’
  - aranija ‘pot’
- Italian
  - berbice ‘sheep’
  - gattopardo ‘spotted animal, leopard; wild cat, ocelot (modern)’
  - aquila ‘eagle’
  - bestia ‘beast, animal’
  - miele ‘honey’
  - tela ‘cloth, canvass; woven material of cotton or linen’
  - torcere ‘to twist, to bend’
  - porca ‘ridge between two furrows; a balk’
  - rocca ‘citadel raised upon rock; stone, rock’
  - spada ‘sword’
- Old Provençal
  - berbitz ‘wether; ram (?)’
- Proto-Slavic
  - *kokotъ ‘hen, poultry’
  - *zǫbrъ ‘wisent’
  - *bòlna ‘membrane’
  - *mȇdъ ‘honey, mead’
  - *ovь̀sъ ‘oats’
  - *xъmelь ‘hops’
  - *plugъ ‘plough’
  - *tesla ‘adze’
  - *toporú ‘axe’
  - *ȏsь ‘axle, axis’
  - *stěna ‘stone’
  - *sudlica
- Late Latin
  - alvina ‘beehive’
  - vulpēcula ‘fox cub, little fox’
  - fīlāre ‘to spin (thread)’
  - mela ‘apple; fruit’
  - hibernum ‘winter’
  - cuprum ‘copper’
  - aerāmen ‘copper, bronze’
  - spatha ‘sword; spattle, spatula’
- Proto-Balto-Slavic
  - *bolʔ-n-
  - *medú-
  - *awiź-, *awiś-
  - *aśis
- Proto-Germanic
  - *plōga- ‘plough’
- Old Italian
  - poma ‘fruit’
  - pómo ‘fruit tree’
- Russian
  - zástup ‘spade’
- Old Norse
  - taparøx ‘small battle-axe’
- Persian
  - tabar ‘axe’
- Old English
  - taperæx ‘small axe’
- Stub proto-form
  - *capĭtῑna
- Old Spanish
  - arambre ‘wire’
  - aramne ‘bronze’
  - argento ‘silver’