| Word | ↑in |
|---|---|
| IPA | k₂in |
| Meaning | to set in motion |
| Notes/Remarks |
The etymology of this word is uncertain |
| See also |
Homeric Greek: κίνησις
‘motion’ Proto-Indo-European: *kei- ‘to set in motion’ |
|
Comments |
|
|
Woodhouse R., Assibilative palatalization of tectals in Phrygian and the adequacy of bitectal frameworks for Proto-Indo-European, 2008 De Gruyter |
|