ḱlew-d-

“to rinse, to wash clean”

Debatedhygienewater

cloister (via close/cleanse sense)

Root related to cleansing and rinsing, contributing to notions of purification.

Hreg-“to wet, to rain”bʰlewH-“to overflow, to well up”dʰenh₂-“to flow, to run (liquid)”dʰewb-“to dip, to sink into liquid”dʰewh₂-“to flow, to run in drops”dʰews-“to scatter, to sprinkle (dew)”dʰrewn-“to fall into water, to drown”dʰreyb-“to drip, to fall in drops”