Eurasia
- Persian
  - tanidan ‘to twist; to weave; to spin’
  - bāftan ‘to weave’
  - arre ‘saw’
- Proto-Indo-European
  - *demh₂- ‘to tame; to build, construct’
  - *(h₁)uebh- ‘to weave’
  - *ten- ‘to draw, stretch’
  - *ser(p)- ‘sickle, cut’
- Classical Greek
  - hypʰaínō ‘to weave, warp; devise, produce’
  - hypʰḗ ‘web; fabric’
  - teínō ‘stretch, draw; pull tight’
- Kurdish (Kurmanji)
  - ūnīn ‘to weave’
- Kurdish (Sorani)
  - ūnīn ‘to weave’
  - tan- ‘to braid, weave’
- Avestan
  - vaf- ‘weave; praise; sing’
  - ubdaēna- ‘made from woven material’
  - pairi-tan- ‘to extend, stretch’
- Hittite
  - u̯ep- ‘weave’
- Ossetian (Iron)
  - tonyn ‘to tear (off); to reap (berries, fruits, corn); to scratch; to pull (strongly)’
- Proto-Iranian
  - *tan- ‘to extend, stretch’
- Sanskrit
  - tan- ‘to stretch, to extend’
  - dám- ‘house’
- Proto-Indo-Iranian
  - *damh₁ ‘to build’