Where does “فریاد” come from?

فریاد (Persian) comes from Pahlavi plydʾt', from Old Turkic yat-, from Proto-Indo-European yet- — to establish oneself, place firmly.

فریاد (Persian): cry; shout; outcry

Definitions

  1. cry; shout; outcry

Ancestry of “فریاد”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Pahlaviplydʾt'—
2Old Turkicyat-to bend, incline; to lie
3Proto-Indo-Europeanyet-to establish oneself, place firmly

Words derived from “فریاد”

Every word from Proto-Indo-European yet- →Every word from Old Turkic yat- →Every word from Pahlavi plydʾt' →