| Word | *meĝ- |
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| Meaning | great |
| See also |
Phrygian: ΜΕΚΑ
‘great’ Cypriot Syllabic Script: me-ka ‘great, important’ Thracian: mer- ‘large, great’ Greek: μέγα ‘great’ Greek: μέγας ‘great’ Armenian: mec ‘great’ Early Proto-Albanian: *madza ‘big, large’ |
| Synonyms | *meĝha- |
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Comments |
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| Gk. megas, Lat. magnus, Arm. mec/medz, Illyr. mag, Gaul. Magiorīx, Alb. madh, Skr. mahayati, Toch. māk/mākā, Goth. mikils, Phryg. meka-, Eng. micil/much, ON mikill, Av. mazant, Pers. /meh, Hitt. makkes, Ir. mochtae/, Welsh Maclgwn, Gm. mihhil/-- Kurd. mezin | |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| *mel- ‘strong, big’, *pau- ‘small’, *dluh₂gʰó- ‘long’, *mei- ‘small’, *ténus ‘long, thin’, *were- ‘wide, broad’, *ānos ‘circle, ring’, *dl̥h₁ghós ‘long’, *dlonghos ‘long’, *h₃érbʰis ‘circle, orb’, *wérhₓus ‘broad, wide’, *mak- ‘long, thin’, *pau- ‘little, few’, *makrós ‘thin, long’, *pl̥th₂ú- ‘wide, broad’, *seh₁ros ‘long’ | |