ḱeh₂s-mn̥

“a grey animal, the hare”

Debatedanimalcolor

hare, hoar, herring

Root of Old English hara "hare" (the grey one), hǣring "herring" (the grey fish), yielding English hare, herring, hoar.

bʰleh₁-k-“to cry out, to bleat”bʰleh₁-wo-“yellow, golden-hued”bʰlewk-“to shine, to flash white”bʰlēg-“to shine, to gleam, to burn”derk-mn̥“glance, piercing look”dheHl-“to bloom, be green”dʰeh₁-gʷʰ-“to burn, to be warm, dark from burning”dʰergʰ-“to make dark, to dim, to obscure”