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Exegisti Monumenta: Festschrift in Honour of Nicholas ... - Page 296
im Sinne von „[bei] Beengung des Harn(flusse)s" ist als Wiedergabe von skt. mutra-krcchre „bei Dysurie, Harnzwang" (wortl. „Harnbeschwerden") nicht zu beanstanden. - Auch gawmusti unmdsdr „wenn der Harn nicht herauskommt" ist nichts ...
Werner Sundermann, Almut Hintze, François de Blois, 2009
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The Avestan Vowels - Page 299
Skt. mutra- 'urine'. • mura- (Yt 5.93) 'stupid', cf. Skt. murd- 'stupid'. • mils (Y 16.8 = 68.8), name of a witch, possibly cognate with Skt. mus- 'mouse' (EWAia II: 370). • mru- 'to speak' (mrute, amruta, mrumaide, mruta-) < PIE *mluH-. • sukd-361 ...
Michiel Arnoud Cor de Vaan, 2003
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The Reflexes of the Proto-Indo-European Laryngeals in Celtic
DIL M-176) 'thicket, jungle, wilderness; a dense, rough or tangled mass; obscurity' < *motro— or *mutro— looks very similar to Skt. mutram 'urine' < *m(i)uh,—tro— (cf. OIr. munigim 'piss', p. 116; LIV 445—446), but should instead be connected ...
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The Noun in Biblical Armenian: Origin and Word-Formation - ...
Acar'yan's derivation (HAB 111:362f; adopted by Jahowkyan 1987:237) from *mutro-, equated with Skt. mutra- 'Harn', Av. mu6ra- 'Unreinigkeit, Schmutz' (cf. IEW 741), is problematic because the root *meuhwould require a suffix variant *-tlo-, ...
Birgit Anette Olsen, 1999
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A History of Zoroastrianism: The Early Period - Page 217
Soma, divine mushroom, 144; J. Brough, BSOAS XXXIV, 348-9. ">o See Bartholomae, Air. Wb. 1189. 101 If, that is, it ever had the meaning in Avestan of Skt. mutra. This interpretation is favoured by Wasson (op. cit., 29 f.) because, it seems, the ...
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A Badaga-English Dictionary - Page 490
Skt. mutra, 'urine') mu:dale n. taunt, rebuke, warning, upbraiding (archaic) DEDR 5040 '...mu:dale nilla ho:ga' — ...Don't stay [around for a] taunt! (Prov. 1015b) mu:du/mo:du vt. to confront, upbraid, warn, give warning, rebuke, taunt (archaic) ...
Paul Hockings, Christiane Pilot-Raichoor, 1992
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The Oxford introduction to Proto-Indo-European and the ... - Page 390
... the cognates all mean 'wash'; however, in both Mir mum and Skt mutra- the meaning of the nominal derivatives found in those languages is 'urine'. Some have suggested that the meaning here has shifted from 'wash' to 'dirt' although it ...
J. P. Mallory, Douglas Q. Adams, 2006
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Indo-European and Afroasiatic: new evidence for the connection
... ma\Q "gall, bile" Lett. melzu "to swell, fester" IE *?em- (*em-) "to take, obtain" Lat. emo "to buy, purchase" Lith. imu "to take" IE *meu- (*meu-) "to flow, be wet, damp, moist" Skt. mutra-m "urine" Mir. тиn "urine" Lith. máudyti "to bathe" Gk. puóáü) ...
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Color-names and Their Congeners: A Semasiological ... - Page 106
Compare Gk. fivôoç 'damp, wet', fivóᜠ'drip, be damp', Ir. miiad, Skt. mudird 'cloud', Lett. mudet 'weich, schimmelig werden', Lith. mdudau 'bathe', root mu- in Lett. maut 'swim, swill', ChSl. myti 'wash', E. mud, Skt. mutra 'urine' (cf. Uhl. Ai. Wb.) ...
Francis Asbury Wood, 1902
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The Old-Indo-Aryan, a historical & comparative grammar
SINGULAR N IE m8te(r)> Skt m3f3, Gk merer V IE mater > Skt matah, Gk meter Ac IE ma/er-m>Skt mataram, Gk met era I IE ma/r-a> Skt mUtra D IE mafrfl/>Skt matre, Lat mafri Ab-G IE matr-os > Ilr matras > Skt w5/w/i (cp /tffuA 440),. Gk metros ...
