seh₁-mn̥

“seed, the thing sown”

Widely acceptedagriculturelife

seed, semen, season, seminary, seminar

Derivative from *seh₁- "to sow", yielding Latin sēmen "seed", Old English sǣd, English seed, semen, season, seminary, seminar.

bʰer-s-“top, point, bristling tip”bʰew-“to be, to grow, to become”bʰrewh₁-“to brew, to boil”dʰugh₂-“to milk, to be productive”gallīnā“hen, domestic fowl”gʰordʰ-“to enclose, gird”gʰáydos“goat, young goat”gʷey-“to live, to sustain life”