want
Tocharian A
noun
Definitions
- wind
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Tocharian *w'entë derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₂wéh₁nts.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₂wéh₁nts
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- atwind English
- autowind English
- backwind English
- bergwind English
- bewind English
- brasswind English
- breakwind English
- counterwind English
- crosswind English
- downwind English
- driftwind English
- enwind English
- forewind English
- headwind English
- interwind English
- inwind English
- nonwind English
- outwind English
- overwind English
- paleowind English
- rewind English
- stormwind English
- subventaneous English
- superwind English
- towind English
- underwind English
- unwind English
- upwind English
- whirlwind English
- wind English
- windable English
- windage English
- windbag English
- windbell English
- windbitten English
- windblast English
- windblown English
- windboard English
- windbore English
- windborne English
- windbound English
- windbreak English
- windbreaking English
- windburn English
- windburned English
- windburnt English
- windcatcher English
- windcheater English
- windchest English
- windchill English
- windchime English
- windcuffer English
- winddown English
- winder English
- windest English
- windeth English
- windfall English
- windfallen English
- windfarming English
- windflaw English
- windflower English
- windfucker English
- windgall English
- windhold English
- windhover English
- winding English
- windjammer English
- windlashed English
- windless English
- windlike English
- windmeter English
- windmill English
- windmiller English
- window English
- windpants English
- windpipe English
- windpower English
- windproof English
- windpuff English
- windpump English
- windrow English
- windsail English
- windscreen English
- windshaft English
- windshake English
- windshield English
- windslab English
- windsled English
- windsnap English
- windsock English
- windsome English
- windster English
- windstorm English
- windstrength English
- windstrewn English
- windsucker English
- windsucking English
- windsurf English
- windsurfer English
- windsurfing English
- windswept English
- windthrow English
- windthrown English
- windtight English
- windward English
- windwards English
- windway English
- windwheel English
- windwise English
- windy English
- withwind English
- woodwind English
- *exvento, exventāre, *exventō Latin
- *exventō Latin
- *ventana Latin
- *ventāna Latin
- beneventus Latin
- exventāre, *exventō Latin
- ventosus Latin
- ventus Latin
- vento Italian
- abat-vent French
- vent French
- venter French
- éventer French
- ventana Spanish, Castilian
- viento Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂weh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂wéh₁nts Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂wéh₁n̥ts Proto-Indo-European
- *windaz Proto-Germanic
- gewind Old English
- heafodwind Old English
- wind Old English
- windbære Old English
- windig Old English
- windscofl Old English
- winde Middle English
- vent Old French
- vento Esperanto
- vindi Esperanto
- vânt Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- zvânta Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- vento Old Portuguese
- vimtu Aromanian
- *wentos Proto-Italic
- vientu Asturian
- vint Friulian
- ven Old Occitan
- vent Old Occitan
- sbintari Sicilian
- ventu Sicilian
- vènt Venetian
- win Tok Pisin
- vénto Ligurian
- viant Dalmatian
- yente Tocharian B
- vant Bourguignon
- bentana Sardinian
- bentu Sardinian
- vento Istriot
- bento Mirandese
- vint Picard
- *w'entë Proto-Tocharian
- win Torres Strait Creole