STRIKE

KA-

Latvian: kaût

Lithuanian: kauti

Tocharian B: kaut-

Latvian: kauties ("fight")

Lithuanian: kautis ("fight")

HAU-

Old Frisian: hāwa, hauwa

North Frisian: hauen

German Low German: hauen

Saterland Frisian: haue

Old Saxon: hauwan

Middle Low German: hauwen

German: hauen

Luxembourgish: haen

HAG-

Westrobothnian: haagg

Gutnish: hagge

KO-

Old East Slavic: ковати (kovati) ("to forge, to devise, to plot evilly")

Belarusian: кава́ць (kavácʹ)

Russian: кова́ть (kovátʹ) ("to forge, to shoe "horses")

Old Church Slavonic: ковати (kovati) ("to forge")

Bulgarian: кова́ (ková) ("to forge, to hammer")

Macedonian: кове (kove) ("to forge, to mint, to nail")

Serbo-Croatian: ко̀вати, kòvati ("to forge")

Slovene: kováti ("to forge, to hammer")

Old Czech: kovati ("to forge")

Czech: kout ("to forge")

Polish: kować ("to forge")

Slovak: kovať, kuť ("to forge")

Slovincian: kʉɵ̯văc ("to forge")

Upper Sorbian: kować ("to forge")

Lower Sorbian: kowaś ("to forge")

Tocharian A: kot-

HOV-

Old Frisian: hōwa

Middle Low German: howen

HOUV-

Old Dutch: houwan

Middle Dutch: houwen

Dutch: houwen

Limburgish: houwe

Old High German: houwan

Middle High German: houwen

West Frisian: houwe

Middle Low German: houwen

North Frisian: houwen

Old Frisian: houwa

HOG-

Old Norse: hǫggva

Icelandic: höggva

Faroese: høgga

Jamtish: hǫgge

Scanian: hogga

Norwegian Bokmål: hogge

Norwegian Nynorsk: hogga, hogge

Old Swedish: hogga

Old Danish: hoggæ

Westrobothnian: håågg

Elfdalian: ogga

KU-

Latin: cūdō

Polish: kuć ("to forge")

Ukrainian: кува́ти (kuváty)

HU-

Old Danish: huggæ

Danish: hugge

Norwegian Bokmål: hugge

Old Swedish: hugga

Swedish: hugga

HE-

Old English: hēawan

Middle English: hewen

Scots: hew, hewe

English: hew

Article created on the 7th of April 2019.