bʰerǵ-mn̥

“high place, mountain”

Widely acceptedgeographyelevation

Source of German Berg, English barrow, iceberg, Salzburg

Nominal of the high root, yielding German Berg and English barrow, iceberg, Salzburg, burgher.

bʰerǵ-₂“high, lofty, elevated”bʰerǵʰ-mn̥-“height, elevated place”bʰerǵʰ-tó-“raised up, elevated, proud”delbʰ-“to dig, delve, hollow”h₂ew-s-tó-“dried, burned by sun”h₂eḱ-r-“sharp point, summit”h₂eḱ-r-₂“field, open land”h₂eḱ-ro-₂“at the top, extreme”