ḱeh₂k-mn̥

“an enclosure, hedge”

Debatedagriculturelandscape

hedge, hay, haw

Derivative from *ḱeh₂k- "to enclose", yielding Old English hecg "hedge", hege "hay field", English hedge, hay.

bʰer-s-“top, point, bristling tip”bʰergh-mn̥“something high, mountain”bʰerǵʰ-mn̥-“height, elevated place”bʰredʰ-“to wade through, to cross water on foot”bʰrewh₁-“to brew, to boil”bʰruH-“beam, bridge structure, plank”dhelbh-“to dig, to hollow out”dʰembʰ-“to bury, to dig into earth”