ᴱ√GWṚÐṚ root. “die”

⚠️ᴱ√GWṚÐṚ root. “die”

√ÑGUR “death; to die”

Reference ✧ QL/104 ✧ GWṚÐR “die”

Related

• GWṚÐR “die” [per editors, appears to the left, originally as a variant, of] VṚDṚ ✧ QL/104

Derivatives

• > ᴱN. gurdh- “to die”
• > ᴱN. gurdh “death”
  • ⇒ ᴱN. Gurthrond “Valley of the Dead Awaiting” ✧ LB/28
• > ᴱN. gwardh “dead”
• > ᴱ✶gwṝþa
  • > ᴱQ. warda “dead” ✧ GL/44
  • > G. gwarth “dead (only of persons)” ✧ GL/44
    • ⇒ G. Cuilwarthon “Dead That Live Again”
    • ⇒ N. Gwerth-i-Cuina “(Land of) the Dead that Live”
• > ᴱ✶gwṛþū
  • > ᴱQ. urdu “death” ✧ GL/43
    • ⇒ [see above]
  • > G. gurth(u) “death” ✧ GL/43; GL/43
    • ⇒ G. Gurtholfin “Wand of Death” ✧ GL/43; GL/43; LT2A/Gurtholfin
• > ᴱQ. urdu “death” ✧ QL/104
  • ⇒ ᴱQ. Urdolwen “Wand of Death” ✧ GL/43
• > ᴱQ. warda “dead” ✧ QL/104
• > ᴱQ. warda- “to rule” ✧ QL/104
• > G. gor-² “to die”
  • ⇒ G. Gorcwaldos ✧ GL/41
  • ⇒ G. Goringol ✧ GL/41
  • ⇒ G. Gurtholfin “Wand of Death” ✧ GL/41