Cognate Set 123 – Meaning: smoke
- IE-CoR reference form:
- *dʰu̯eh₂-
- IE-CoR reference language:
- Proto-Indo-European
- Ideophonic:
- no
- Parallel derivation:
- no
- Justification:
- Anatolian, Indo-Iranic, Balto-Slavic, Italic, and Celtic lexemes derived from PIE *dʰu̯eh₂- 'to make smoke' (Kloekhorst 2008:895, EWAia I:795, ALEW 243, Derksen 2015:145, ESSJa 5:203, Derksen 2008:132, de Vaan 2008:249, Matasović 2009:111, Irslinger 2002:61; cf. LIV² 158).
- Found in clades:
- Anatolian, Baltic, Celtic, Indic, Iranic, Italic, Nuristani, Slavic
- Revised by:
- Matthew Scarborough
Found in 8 clades by 90 lexemes.
- References
- Derksen, Rick: 132
S.v. Proto-Slavic *dỳmъ m. 'smoke' (ESSJa V 203), from PIE *dʰuH-mó- (cf. Skt. dhūmá- 'smoke, vapour', Gk. θυμός 'heart, passion, courage', Lat. fūmus 'smoke, vapour').
- Derksen, Rick: 145
S.v. Lith. dū́mai 'smoke' (Latv. dũmi 'smoke'), from PIE *dʰuH-mó- (cf. OCS dymъ, Skt. dhūmá- 'smoke, vapour', Gk. θυμός 'heart, passion, courage', Lat. fūmus 'smoke, vapour').
- Hock, Wolfgang and Fecht, Rainer and Feulner, Anna Helene and Hill, Eugen and Wodtko, Dagmar S.: 243
S.v. OLith. dū́mas 'Rauch' (BSl. cf. Latv. dũmi 'Rauch', OPr. dumis 'Rauch', OCS dymъ 'Rauch, Dampf, Dunst', etc.), from PIE *dʰuh₂-mó- 'Rauch, Dampf' (cf. Ved. dhūmá- 'Rauch', Gk. θῡμός 'Mut, Gemüt, Sinn', Lat. fūmus 'Rauch, Dampf'.
- Irslinger, Britta Sofie: 61
Cf. for discussion regarding the stem formation of Old Irish dé and related Celtic forms.
- Kloekhorst, Alwin: 895
Cf. s.v. Hitt. tuḫḫuu̯ai- / tuḫḫui- 'smoke', from PIE *dʰuéh₂-u-ōi-s, *dʰuh₂-ói-m, *dʰuh₂-u-i-ós, generally derived from the PIE root *dʰuh₂- 'to produce smoke, to breathe'.
- Matasović, Ranko: 111
S.v. Proto-Celtic *dwīyot- 'smoke' [Noun], probably from PIE *duh₂-i̯o-, which developed to *dʰu̯īi̯o- (the immediate proto-form of Lat. suf-fio, to which a dental suffix was added in Celtic > Proto-Celtic *dwīyot-.
- Mayrhofer, Manfred: I:795
S.v. Ved. dhūmá- 'Rauch' (Ir., cf. Khot. dumä 'Rauch', etc.), from PIE *dʰuh₂-mó- (cf. Lat. fūmus, Lith. dū́mai, Latv. dũmi, OCS dymъ 'Rauch', Gk. θυμός 'vitale und physische Energie, seelische geistige Instanz, Geist, Sinn, Mut, Zorn).
- Rix, Helmut: 158
Cf. s.v. *dʰu̯eh₂- 'Rauch machen' (IEW 262-263).
- Trubačev, O. N.: 5: 203
PS *dymŭ is related to Old Indic dhūmá-, Latin fūmus, Lithuanian dū́mai etc. and derived from PIE *dhūmo-.
- de Vaan, Michiel: 249
S.v. Lat. fūmus 'smoke, fumes', from PIE *dʰuh₂-mó- 'smoke, fume' (cf. Skt. dhūmá- 'smoke, fume', Gk. θυμός 'spirit', OPr. dumis 'smoke', Lith. dū́mai 'smoke', OCS dymъ 'smoke', OHG toum 'steam').