ᴱ√DAGA root. “*slay”

⚠️ᴱ√DAGA root. “*slay”

√NDAK “slay; hew”

Reference ✧ PE14/65 ✧ dag-

Derivatives

• > ᴱ✶dagd- ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱQ. laira- “to wear out, break up” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱT. daida- “to weary” ✧ PE14/66
• > ᴱ✶dagla ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱIlk. thacol “axe” ✧ PE14/66; PE14/66
  • > ᴱN. dail “axe (blade)” ✧ PE13/141; PE14/66; PE14/66
    • ⇒ ᴱN. daila- “to cleave” ✧ PE13/141
    • ⇒ ᴱN. dailir “cleaver” ✧ PE13/141
      • ⇒ ᴱN. Dailir
  • > ᴱQ. taila “(axe) blade” ✧ PE13/141; PE14/66
  • > ᴱT. tagula “heavy woodman’s axe” ✧ PE14/66; PE14/66
• > ᴱ✶dak- “to slay” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱN. dag- “to slay, kill” ✧ PE14/66
    • ⇒ ᴱN. dagros “slaughter” ✧ PE13/141; PE14/66
    • ⇒ ᴱN. danc “killed in battle” ✧ PE14/66
• > ᴱ✶dı̯ag- “sacrifice” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱT. yagula “sacrifice” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴺQ. !yac- “to offer, sacrifice”
    • ⇒ 4 compounds
• > ᴱ✶du̯ag- “to beat” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱT. baga- “to beat” ✧ PE14/66
• > ᴱ✶ndagta- “to slay cruelly” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱQ. nahta- “to slay cruelly” ✧ PE14/66
• > ᴱ✶tang- “to beat” ✧ PE14/66
  • > ᴱQ. tanga- “to beat” ✧ PE14/66
• > ᴱT. danga- “to beat” ✧ PE14/66