pent-h₂

“to tread, to find a way”

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path, find, pontoon

Root of Old English pæþ "path", Latin pōns "bridge", Greek pontos "sea path", yielding English path, find, pontoon.

(s)tew-“to push, to strike”bʰer-“to carry, to bear”bʰergh-mn̥“something high, mountain”bʰerǵʰ-mn̥-“height, elevated place”bʰleh₁-“to blow, to puff”bʰredʰ-“to wade through, to cross water on foot”bʰreg-“to break, to shatter”bʰruH-“beam, bridge structure, plank”