ḱeh₂d-mn̥

“something that befalls, lot or fate”

Widely accepteddeathtime

cadaver, chance, chute, coincide

Derivative yielding Latin cadāver "corpse" (the fallen), cadentia > English chance, chute, coincide, incident, cadaver.

bʰer-g-“to hide, to protect, to bury”bʰew-tó-“that which has grown, become”deh₂-“to divide, share”deh₂-mn̥-₂“a portion of time, division”deh₃-tó-₂“given, granted”dyu-es-“daylight, bright day”dyu-n-“day, daytime period”dʰegʷʰ-“to burn, be warm”