ḱeh₂-p-mn̥-

“a taking, seizure, capture”

Widely acceptedpossessionability

capable, capacity, captive

Nominal giving Latin capāx/capacitās, English capable, capacity, captive.

dʰeh₁-ḱ-mn̥-“a making, thing made”dʰeh₁-ḱ-ul-“easy to make, manageable”gʰeHbʰ-“to take, grasp (a utensil)”gʰrebʰ-eyo-“to keep seizing, grasping”gʷneH₃-“to know, recognize (zero-grade)”h₂elg-₂“to earn, gain, merit”kap-eyo-“to keep seizing, take repeatedly”kap-yo-“to seize, take hold of”

*ḱeh₂-p-mn̥- "a taking, seizure, capture" — Proto-Indo-European