pleh₁-no-

“filled up, complete”

Widely acceptedquantityfullness

full, plenary, plenty, replenish

Adjectival form of *pleh₁- giving Latin plēnus, English full, plenty, plenary, replenish.

dwi-plo-“twofold, doubled”h₁oyn-ḱo-“one time, single instance”h₁weh₂-ḱ-“empty, void, vacant”h₂el-is-“beyond, more, enough”h₂el-no-“all, entire, whole”h₂el-tero-“one of two, the other”h₂embʰo-“both, the two together”h₂ey-kʷo-“each one, every”