h₁eḱ-wo-

“swift-moving, the horse”

Widely acceptedanimaltransport

equine, equestrian, hippopotamus

Root of Latin equus "horse", Greek hippos "horse", yielding English equine, equestrian, and hippo- compounds.

bʰer-eyo-“to carry repeatedly, bear habitually”bʰerH-mn̥-₂“a bearing, carrying, burden”bʰleh₁-k-“to cry out, to bleat”derk-mn̥“glance, piercing look”gerH-“to cry out hoarsely, to call like a crane”gwow-pero-“cattle-herder, cowherd”gʷōws“cow, cattle”h₁eḱwo-drom-“horse-running place”