ǵneh₃-bʰ-

“to gnaw, to scrape with teeth”

Debatedbodyaction

gnaw, knack, knife, knave

Root of Old English gnagan "to gnaw", yielding English gnaw, and possibly related to knife, knave through Germanic *kn- forms.

(H)meyǵʰ-“to urinate, to mist”bheg-“to break, shatter”bʰardʰeh₂“beard, facial hair”bʰeh₁-tl-“instrument of speaking, lips”bʰelh₂-“to strike, fight in battle”bʰelǵʰ-“to swell, to gird with a belt”bʰendʰ-mn̥“something bound, a binding”bʰendʰ-₂“to bind, tie, fetter”