gʰerd-₂

“to enclose, to gird”

Widely accepteddwellingbody

gird, girdle, garden, yard, garth

Root of Old English gyrdan "to gird", geard "yard, enclosure", yielding English gird, girdle, garden, yard, garth.

(H)meyǵʰ-“to urinate, to mist”(s)kel-“to cover, to conceal, to shelter”bʰardʰeh₂“beard, facial hair”bʰeh₁-tl-“instrument of speaking, lips”bʰelǵʰ-“to swell, to gird with a belt”bʰer-d-“to cut with a sharp edge, to shave”bʰer-g-“to hide, to protect, to bury”bʰer-mn̥-₂“something carried, a burden”