gʷeh₂-d-

“to step, to go forward”

Widely acceptedmotion

wade, invade, evade, pervade

Root of Old English wadan "to wade, to go", Latin vādere "to go", yielding English wade, invade, evade, pervade.

(s)tew-“to push, to strike”bʰer-“to carry, to bear”bʰleh₁-“to blow, to puff”bʰredʰ-“to wade through, to cross water on foot”bʰreg-“to break, to shatter”dewk-“to pull, to lead by pulling”dʰenh₂-“to flow, to run (liquid)”dʰreǵ-₂“to pull, to drag along the ground”