h₃eyH-

“to go, travel, journey”

Widely acceptedmovementtravel

Source of Latin iter, English itinerary, exit, transit

Root for journeying, yielding Latin iter (journey) and English itinerary, exit, transit, circuit.

bʰeh₂-d-“to go, step, walk”bʰer-eyo-“to carry repeatedly, bear habitually”bʰer-tó-“carried, borne”dhregh-“to pull, drag, carry”dreHb-“to step heavily, trample”dʰrebʰ-“to drive, push, run”dʰrebʰ-eyo-“to keep running, drive”dʰreyb-mn̥-“a driving, forced movement”