h₂weh₁-n-

“wind, moving air”

Widely acceptedweather

wind, vent, ventilate, window

Derivative from *h₂weh₁- "to blow", yielding Old English wind "wind", Latin ventus, English wind, vent, ventilate, window (wind-eye).

(H)meyǵʰ-“to urinate, to mist”(s)teh₂n-“to thunder”(s)tenh₂-“to crash, to thunder”bʰleh₁-s-“to blow, to blast”bʰleḱ-“to flash, lightning flash”dʰewh₂-“to flow, to run in drops”dʰweyh₂-mn̥“smoke, vapor rising from fire”gel-“cold, to freeze”