Words that come from Proto-Indo-European “éy”

358 words across 83 languages descend from Proto-Indo-European éy — including iteration, err, errant, ilk, reiteration, iterate, iterator, arrant.

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Latin (36)

Italian (32)

English (26)

Serbo-Croatian (23)

French (18)

Dutch (16)

Welsh (13)

Romanian (13)

Vulgar Latin (13)

Ancient Greek (11)

Spanish (9)

Old French (8)

German (7)

Catalan (5)

Ido (5)

Greek (4)

Portuguese (4)

Scottish Gaelic (4)

Middle English (4)

Russian (3)

Irish (3)

Romagnol (3)

Neapolitan (3)

Sanskrit (3)

Ladin (3)

Mirandese (3)

Proto-Indo-European (3)

Emilian (3)

Middle Low German (3)

Old Portuguese (3)

Romansch (3)

Old English (3)

Afrikaans (2)

Old High German (2)

Hunsrik (2)

Old Irish (2)

Old Dutch (2)

Macedonian (2)

Sicilian (2)

Hungarian (2)

Istriot (2)

German Low German (2)

Marrucinian (2)

Friulian (2)

Alemannic German (2)

Old Saxon (2)

Old Church Slavonic (2)

Proto-Germanic (2)

Late Latin (2)

Slovak (1)

Proto-Italic (1)

Middle Dutch (1)

Manx (1)

Galician (1)

Middle Irish (1)

Crimean Gothic (1)

Fala (1)

Ukrainian (1)

Middle French (1)

Urdu (1)

Old Occitan (1)

Gothic (1)

Kalasha (1)

Dalmatian (1)

Ardhamagadhi Prakrit (1)

Slovene (1)

Rusyn (1)

Polish (1)

Hindi (1)

Norman (1)

Proto-Indo-Aryan (1)

Proto-Indo-Iranian (1)

Vietnamese (1)

Proto-Slavic (1)

Scots (1)

Belarusian (1)

Sauraseni Prakrit (1)

Anglo-Norman (1)

Haitian Creole (1)

Walloon (1)

Yiddish (1)

Proto-West Germanic (1)

Middle High German (1)