물과 水에 대한 어원,바다 어원, wet 젖은,pour 붓다 어원 일본어 우미(바다) 어원,마실,음 飮 어원

[나비우스]

wet 젖은

받 바다 바르--> 마르,봍-->볻-->볼-->보르-->모르,붙-->붇-->불-->물

빝-->밑-->및-->밎-->미즈 (일본어 물)

빝-->빋-->빌-->비르-->비(雨 r탈락)-->미 (물=> 미역,미나리,미꾸라지,미더덕)

동사 붓다 역시 물과 관련된 어원임을 알 수가 있다.pour 역시 푸어-->부어-->어원

러시아어로 물---> 바다

우리말 바다(sea 海) 역시 물이 어원 

bath,bathe,wash 모두 같은 어원

기본형 젖다 활용 저어 역시 물과 관련된 어원임을 알 수가 있다.

액체 물에서만 휘저을 수 있다.

인도계열의 언어 

구자라트어,마라티어,네팔어,벵골어,펀자브어 pani

칸나다어 niru

신할라어 jalaya

텔루구어 niti

타밀어 nir 내

힌디어 paanee

핀란드어 vesi 부어서 

헝가리어 víz 부서

몽골어 ус 오스 ㅂ탈락 

터키어 su

흘러<-->쓸어 발음상호환 

터키어 su(水), sulamak(물주다), sulu(물기가 있다)의 어근 sul이 물(水)의 어원적 

의미를 지니고 있다는 점과, 몽골어의 salxad(살, 술의 높임말)과 siruzu(酒精), 

만주어의 sarin(酒宴)의 어근 sar, sir가 국어의 술과 어원이 같음

을 들고 있다.

출처:비주 숨겨진 우리술을 찾아서 허시명 님 웅진닷컴 

우리말 설거지 역시 물을 어원으로 한다.

雪 눈,설 도 설 이 물이다.

사라기 역시 물이 어원 

암 [水]<경남,유아어>(korean)의 어원

암5[명사] [방언] 어린아이의 말로, ‘물1’의 방언(경상).

물[水]은 비[雨]의 어원이다.

 

(아래아<·>모음)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[브불->므부라->므부아]->[mvua ;雨](Swahili)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[브불->므부라]->[mvura ;雨](Shona)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[브불->므불->므불라]->[mbula ;雨](Lingala)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바벨->마벤->마윈]->[mawün ;雨](Mapunzugun)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[발바->발마->바람]->[baram ;雨](Persian)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[발발->발알->발안->바란]->[baran ;雨](Kurdish Kurmanji)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[불발->울알->울안->울란]->[ulán ;雨](Tagalog)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[발발->말바리->맏바이->마따바이]->[mata va'i ;雨](Rapanui)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[부바->무아]->[mua ;雨](Vietnamese)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[부바->우하]->[uha [雨](Tongan)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[발비->알비->아르비]->[arvi ;雨](Saami)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바베->아메]->[ame ;雨](Japanese)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바바->아마;]->[あま-;雨](Japanese)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바바->아마]->[amá ;雨](Guarani)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바바->아마->암;水]<경남,유아어>(korean)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바바->아마]->[あま ;ama=水]<方言>[山形県](Japanese)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[부보->우모]->[うも ;umo=水]<方言>[富山県,,新潟県](Japanese)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[부바->우마]->[uma ;水](Aymara)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[브불->므부라]->[mvura ;水](Shona)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[보비->오미]->[omi ;水](Yoruba)

[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]+[ㅂ·ㄹ;雨]->[바바->하하->하아]->[haa ;水](Maya)

출처:네이버지식 검색 어원생각 님 

Proto-Altaic: *mi̯ū̀ri

Nostratic: Nostratic

Meaning: water

Russian meaning: вода

Mongolian: *mören

 

Proto-Mongolian: *mören

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: river

Russian meaning: река

Written Mongolian: mören (L 548)

Middle Mongolian: muren (HY 2, SH), murän (MA)

Khalkha: mörön

Buriat: müre(n)

Kalmuck: mörṇ

Ordos: mörön

Dongxian: moren, moran

Baoan: moroŋ

Dagur: mure (Тод. Даг. 155, MD 192), mur (Тод. Даг. 155)

Shary-Yoghur: merēn, merēm

Monguor: murōn (SM 250)

Comments: KW 267, MGCD 298, 492. Mong. > MTurk. mürän 'river' (TMN 1, 506, Щербак 1997, 206). The MMong. form in LHa - merän - is certainly not enough to reconstruct PM *meren, as attempted by Doerfer (TMN 1, 507) (cf. -ö- or -ü- in other sources). This is obviously done in order to attack the traditional etymology of the word, which nevertheless still holds.

Tungus-Manchu: *mū

 

Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *mū

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: water

Russian meaning: вода

Evenki: mū

Even: mȫ

Negidal: mū

Spoken Manchu: mukē, mukū (347)

Literary Manchu: muke

Jurchen: mo (51)

Ulcha: mū

Orok: mū

Nanai: muke

Oroch: mū

Udighe: mu-de 'inundation'

Solon: mū

Comments: ТМС 1, 548-549.

Korean: *mɨ́r

 

Proto-Korean: *mɨ́r

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: water

Russian meaning: вода

Modern Korean: mul

Middle Korean: mɨ́r

Comments: Nam 229, KED 675.

Japanese: *mí(-n-tú)

 

Proto-Japanese: *mí(-n-tú)

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: water

Russian meaning: вода

Old Japanese: mjidu

Middle Japanese: mídú

Tokyo: mìzu

Kyoto: mízú

Kagoshima: mízu ( = míT)

Nase: mùǯí

Shuri: míǯì

Hateruma: mìʒɨ̀

Yonakuni: míŃ

Comments: JLTT 483.

Comments: EAS 79, 147, KW 267, Poppe 35, Lee 1958, 115, Martin 246, ОСНЯ 2, 61, Murayama 1962, 109, Menges 1984, 277-278, АПиПЯЯ 28-29, 69, 86, 278, Rozycki 160. Turkic has preserved the root only within the archaic compound *jag-mur 'rain'. Tone in Jpn. is irregular (probably because of reduction and the position within a compound; suffixless *mi is also attested in OJ, but its accent is unknown); loss of resonant presupposes a suffixed form: *mí < *mi̯ū̀r(i)-gV (cf. Manchu mū-ke).

Chinese: "水" | Query method: Match substring

Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *tujH

Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology

 

Proto-Sino-Caucasian: *=V̄[ṭ]wV

Meaning: water

Borean etymology: Borean etymology

 

Borean (approx.) : WVTV

Meaning : water

Eurasiatic : *wetV

 

Eurasiatic: *wetV

Meaning: water

Borean: Borean

 

Borean (approx.) : WVTV

Meaning : water

Eurasiatic : *wetV

Sino-Caucasian : *=V̄[ṭ]wV

Amerind (misc.) : *tia (rather *itua) 'river; water' (R 572) [C An Pa MT E MC MP MG] ; *do 'water; drink' (R 834) [P

Reference : МССНЯ 334.

Indo-European: *wod-

 

Proto-IE: *wod-(or/en-)

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: water

Hittite: watar n. (r/n), dat.-loc. weteni (Friedrich 249-250)

Tokharian: B yot 'vital fluid, broth' (Adams 511)

Old Indian: unátti, undati `to flow, spring (as water); to wet, bathe', udaká-, loc. udán(i), gen. udnáḥ, instr. udnā́ n. `water'; samudrá- m. `sea, ocean', anudrá- `waterless'; útsa- m. `spring, fountain'

Avestan: vaiδi- f. 'Wasserlauf, Bewässerungskanal'

Armenian: get `Fluss'

Old Greek: hǘdōr, -atos n. `Wasser'

Slavic: *vodā

Baltic: *wan̂d-ō̃ (-en-es) (2), *un̂d-ō̃ (-en-es) (2), *und-a- n., *und-[a]- m.

Germanic: *wat-an-, *wat-ar- n.

Other Italic: Umbr utur, abl. une Wasser

Celtic: *udeskjo- ? > OIr u(i)sce `Wasser'

Albanian: ujɛ Wasser

Russ. meaning: вода

References: WP I 252 f

Altaic: *udV (~-o-)

Uralic: *wete

 

Number: 1157

Proto: *wete

> Nostratic: > Nostratic

English meaning: water

German meaning: Wasser

Finnish: vesi (gen. veden) 'Wasser'

Estonian: vesi (gen. vee)

Mordovian: ved́, väd́ (E), ved́ (M)

Mari (Cheremis): wǝt (KB), wüt (U B)

Udmurt (Votyak): vu (S G), vu̇ (K)

Komi (Zyrian): va (S P PO)

Mansi (Vogul): üt́ (TJ), wit́ (Kū), wüt́ (P), wit (So.)

Hungarian: víz (acc. vizet)

Nenets (Yurak): jīʔ (O), wit (Lj.)

Enets (Yen): biʔ (ɣɛŋ. bīroʔ) (Ch.), biʔ (ɣɛŋ. bidoʔ) (B)

Nganasan (Tawgi): bēʔ (gen. bedaŋ)

Selkup: yt (Ta.), üt (Tur.), ü̆t (Ke.), öt (Ty.)

Kamass: bш

Janhunen's version: (57) *weti

Sammalahti's version: *weti

Addenda: Mot. bu; Koib. bu, by; Karag. bu

Dravidian: *jēd_-

 

Proto-Dravidian : *jēd_-

Meaning : water

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Proto-South Dravidian: *jār_-

 

Proto-South Dravidian : *jār_-

Meaning : river

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : yār_u, ār_u (obl. yār_r_u-, ār_r_u-)

Tamil meaning : river, brook

Malayalam : ār_u

Malayalam meaning : river

Tulu : ārụ, tārụ, sārụ, hārụ

Tulu meaning : (B-K) river, stream

Proto-Nilgiri : *ēr_

 

Proto-Nilgiri : *ēr_

Meaning : river

South Dravidian etymology: South Dravidian etymology

Kota : peyv-ēr (obl. peyv-ēt_-)

Additional forms : Also Kota ēt_ aṇ edge of bank of stream or tank; ēr (obl. ēt_-), in: tēlviēr Pykara river (< tēl pey ēr), kimēr n. pr. of swamp at Kolmēl village

Number in DED : 5159

Number in DED : 5159

Proto-Telugu : *ēr_-

 

Proto-Telugu : *ēr_-

Meaning : river

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ēr_u (gen. ēṭi)

Number in DED : 5159

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *ed_

 

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *ed_

Meaning : river

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Parji : pered

Poya Gadba : ber bereṭ "big river"

Number in DED : 5159

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *jēd_-

 

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *jēd_-

Meaning : water

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Proto-Gondi : *jēR (obl. *jēt-, pl. *jēhk)

Konda : ēr_(u) (obl. ēR-)

Proto-Pengo-Manda : *ēz

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *ēj-u

Notes : The word had a PK derivative: *yēt_-ki 'thirst' > PG *etk- (with secondary shortening), Konda ēRki, PPM *ēski, PK *ēski.

Notes on correspondences : In PKG *d_

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *jīt- 'to drip'

Comments: [For PIE *und- 1206 cf. PA *ùntu 2526; in Drav. cf.: *vedd- / *ōt- (DEDR 1047); *ūt- (DEDR 743) 'wet, become wet'; *vaṭi- 'to drip' (DEDR 5221); *uṭ- 'to urinate' (DEDR 696).]

References: МССНЯ 334; ND 2544 *`wete '(flowing) water' (Alt, Ur, IE + Drav *vaṭ- + very dub. SH).

Sino-Caucasian : *=V̄[ṭ]wV

Amerind (misc.) : *tia (rather *itua) 'river; water' (R 572) [C An Pa MT E MC MP MG] ; *do 'water; drink' (R 834) [P

Reference : МССНЯ 334.

North Caucasian: *=V̄ṭwV

 

Proto-North Caucasian: *=V̄ṭwV

Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology

Meaning: to pour, soak

Proto-Nakh: *χ-ōbṭ-

Proto-Avaro-Andian: *=iṭʷ- / *ṭʷi(r)-

Proto-Tsezian: *ʔiṭʷ-

Proto-Lak: =u=ṭi-

Proto-Dargwa: *-Vrṭ-

Notes: Reconstructed for the PEC level. The root has many variants (with Ablaut and preverbs), especially in the Nakh and Av.-And. area, which makes it difficult to reconstruct vocalism. In several subgroups it tends to contaminate with *=iṭVl 'to drop, drip' (q.v.), which makes it sometimes difficult to attribute particular forms to *=V̄ṭwV or *=iṭVl. Still the two roots are opposed in several languages, and should be distinguished, at least for PEC.

Sino-Tibetan: *tujH

 

Yenisseian: *ʔut- ( ~ x-)

Burushaski: *thi

 

Common Burushaski: *thi

Sino-Caucasian Etymology: Sino-Caucasian Etymology

Meaning: to pour

Yasin: -thi-

Hunza: thí-

Nagar: thí-

Basque: *i=tur̄i

 

Proto-Basque: *i=tur̄i

Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology

Meaning: fountain, spring

Bizkaian: iturri

Gipuzkoan: iturri

Low Navarrese: ithurri

Salazarese: iturri

Lapurdian: ithurri

Zuberoan: üthǘrri

Roncalese: uturri

Comments: Cf. especially Karata ṭor- 'to drop, drip, flow'. For 'spring, source' the compound *itur̄-begi 'fountain-eye' is used (cf. Span. ojo, Arabic, Hebrew ʕayin with this sense), or *itur̄-sulɦo 'fountain-hole'. Some other forms from this root seem to be Bsq *e=to ‘to drown’ and *i=to- ‘gutter’.

Comments and references : NSC 63 *-ṭwV, SCE 101.

Meaning: water

Chinese: 水 *tujʔ water.

 

Character: 水

Modern (Beijing) reading: shuǐ

Preclassic Old Chinese: tujʔ

Classic Old Chinese: twǝ́j

Western Han Chinese: twǝ́j

Eastern Han Chinese: ćwǝ́j

Early Postclassic Chinese: ćwíj

Middle Postclassic Chinese: ćwíj

Late Postclassic Chinese: ćwí

Middle Chinese: śwí

English meaning : water, river

Russian meaning[s]: 1) вода; водянистый; сок; сочный; жидкость; выделения; 2) воды; река; водный, речной; серебристый; 3) разница на курсе (обычно при перерасчете на серебро); приплата; доплата; отчисление, комиссия; 4) соблазнять; уговаривать добром; 5) сорт товара; 6) астр. Меркурий; 7) Шуй (фамилия)

Comments: MC ś- is irregular; a clear indication of *t- is given by Min forms: Xiamen cui³, Chaozhou, Fuzhou cui³.

Sino-Tibetan etymology: Sino-Tibetan etymology

Dialectal data: Dialectal data

 

Number: 108

Chinese etymology: Chinese etymology

Character: 水

MC description : 止合三上旨書

ZIHUI: 3055 1208

Beijing: ṣuei 2

Jinan: ṣuei 2

Xi'an: fei 2

Taiyuan: suei 2

Hankou: suei 2

Chengdu: suei 2

Yangzhou: suǝi 2

Suzhou: se_ 2 (lit.); sü 2

Wenzhou: si_ 21

Changsha: śyei 2

Shuangfeng: śy 2

Nanchang: sui 2

Meixian: sui 2

Guangzhou: šö_y 21

Xiamen: sui 2 (lit.); cui 2

Chaozhou: cui 21

Fuzhou: cuei 2

Shanghai: sü 3

Zhongyuan yinyun: šuei 2

Radical: 85

Four-angle index: 5501

Karlgren code: 0576 a-c

Jianchuan Bai: śui1

Dali Bai: śui1

Bijiang Bai: śui1

Shijing occurrences: 39.1, 43.1, 43.2, 57.4, 58.4

Burmese: LB: Achang ti water.

Kachin: mǝdi¹ be wet.

Lushai: tui, KC *Dui water.

Lepcha: dă a pond, a lake, stagnant water

Kiranti: *dhì

 

Proto-Kiranti: *dhì

Sino-Tibetan etymology: Sino-Tibetan etymology

Meaning: lake

Tulung: din pool, lake

Kaling: dhi lake, pond, pool

Kulung: diditti (Toba)

Comments: Toba 94 *dhi __-.

Comments: BG: Dimasa di water, Bodo bidǝ́y, Garo tśi, Banpara ti; Rawang thi; Kanauri ti; Vayu ti; Magari di; Pwo, Sgaw thi. Sh. 48, 442; Ben. 45, 134. Initial *dh- in PK is not quite clear. STEDT 372-376: *m-t(w)i ~ *m-twǝy 'water, fluid', *ti(y) 'water' (two protoforms are proposed without comment, but it seems much more probable that we deal with a single root here).

Proto-Dravidian : *ā̆m-

Meaning : water

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

 

Eurasiatic: *jamV

Meaning: sea

Borean: Borean

 

Borean (approx.) : JVMV

Meaning : sea, water

Eurasiatic : *jamV

 

Afroasiatic : *ham-

Austric : PAA *ʔVm, MY *ʔvom water, Tai ʔam wet

Amerind (misc.) : *jume 'water' (GE 78)

Reference : GE 78 *yami.

Altaic: *ā̀mú

 

Proto-Altaic: *ā̀mú

Nostratic: Nostratic

Meaning: river, valley

Russian meaning: река, долина

Mongolian: *ama-n

 

Proto-Mongolian: *ama-n

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: valley

Russian meaning: падь, долина

Written Mongolian: ama(n)

Middle Mongolian: ama-sar 'mountain fold' (SH)

Khalkha: am(an)

Kalmuck: amn

Ordos: ama(n)

Comments: KW 9. Should be distinguished from *ama-n 'mouth'.

Tungus-Manchu: *āmu-

 

Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *āmu-

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: 1 lake 2 river

Russian meaning: 1 озеро 2 река

Evenki: āmut 1

Even: amar, āmār 2

Negidal: amụt 1

Spoken Manchu: omǝ 1 (2082)

Literary Manchu: omo 1

Jurchen: omo (45) 1

Nanai: amoã 1

Oroch: amu 1

Udighe: amuli 'name of a river' (Корм. 207)

Solon: amụǯi 1, amur 2

Comments: ТМС 1, 40. Man. > Oroch, Ul. omo, Orok omō id.

Korean: *omi

 

Proto-Korean: *omi

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: land sink, pool

Russian meaning: впадина (заполненная водой), лужа

Modern Korean: omi

Comments: KED 1200.

Japanese: *ùmí

 

Proto-Japanese: *ùmí

Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology

Meaning: sea

Russian meaning: море

Old Japanese: umji

Middle Japanese: ùmí

Tokyo: úmi

Kyoto: ùmí

Kagoshima: umí

Comments: JLTT 562.

Comments: Cf. Amu-Darya in Turk.; Oyr. Umar 'big river (Ob').?

Uralic: Sam. jamV

Dravidian: *am-

 

Proto-Dravidian : *ā̆m-

Meaning : water

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Proto-South Dravidian: *ā̆m-

Proto-North Dravidian : *am

Notes : A NDR-Tamil isogloss, possibly archaic in the light of external comparison; in any case, borrowing from Old Indian ámbu-, ámbhas- 'water' is quite unlikely (inlaut -mb- would not be simplified in Dravidian). // Present in 2/6 branches.

Eskimo-Aleut: *ima

 

Proto-Eskimo: *ima-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: sea, ocean

Russian meaning: море, океан

Proto-Yupik: *ima-

Proto-Inupik: *ima-

Comments: Cf. *imaʁ(u)- 'to be wet, to melt'.

Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 130

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *jemǝ-ɫqǝ-n 'болото, мокрая тундра'

References: МССНЯ 349, ОСНЯ 1, 279-280; ND 2632 *yamV 'body of water' (Ur., Drav. + Sem.; rest of SH may reflect also *mVwHV).

Proto-South Dravidian: *ā̆m-

 

Proto-South Dravidian : *ā̆m-

Meaning : water

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : am, ām

Tamil meaning : water

Tamil derivates : amm-en_al onom. expr. of filling or overflowing, as of water

Number in DED : 0187

Proto-North Dravidian : *am

 

Proto-North-Dravidian : *am

Meaning : water, urine, dropsy

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Kurukh : amm

Malto : amu

Additional forms : Also MLT am-amre to water (as the mouth); amsro waterish.

Number in DED : 187

Notes : A NDR-Tamil isogloss, possibly archaic in the light of external comparison; in any case, borrowing from Old Indian ámbu-, ámbhas- 'water' is quite unlikely (inlaut -mb- would not be simplified in Dravidian). // Present in 2/6 branches.

Proto-Dravidian : *moḷ-

Meaning : to draw water

Proto-South Dravidian: *moḷ-

 

Proto-South Dravidian : *moḷ-

Meaning : to draw water

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

 

Proto-Dravidian : *moḷ-

Meaning : to draw water

Proto-South Dravidian: *moḷ-

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *muḷu-

Proto-North Dravidian : *mul-q-

Tamil : moḷ (moḷv-, moṇṭ-)

Tamil meaning : to take in a vessel, as water

Number in DED : 5124

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *muḷu-

 

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *muḷu-

Meaning : to draw water

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Konda : muṛg- (-it-)

Proto-Pengo-Manda : *mṛu-k-

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *mḷu-k-

Notes : Bisyllabic root.

Proto-North Dravidian : *mul-q-

 

Proto-North-Dravidian : *mul-q-

Meaning : to sink, founder

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Kurukh : mulUxnā (mulxyas), munUxnā "to sink, walk or fall into, be submerged, founder, go to the bottom, (sun or moon) sets, get hopelessly lost"

Malto : mulg̣e "to dip in, draw water"

Additional forms : Also KUR mulxaʔānā to precipitate, plunge, let sink, submerge, engulf, wreck, ruin; mulUxtaʔānā to cause (somebody or something) to be sunk through the agency of a third person, swallow up; MLT mulg̣re to dive, be dipped in.

Number in DED : 4993