Cognate Set 598 – Meaning: hear
- IE-CoR reference form:
- *k̑leu̯-
- IE-CoR reference language:
- Proto-Indo-European
- Ideophonic:
- no
- Parallel derivation:
- no
- Proposed as cognate to:
-
*k̑leu̯s- [Proto-Indo-European]
scale: 4
- Justification:
- Armenian, Indo-Iranic, and Celtic lexemes derived from PIE *k̑leu̯- 'to hear' (LIV² 334-335, cf. Martirosyan 2010:313-315, EWAia II:666-667 Turner 1962–1966:730 no.12598, Cheung 2007:356-357, Matasović 2009:208). The parallel verbal root *k̑leu̯s- 'listen to' is a secondary verbal root abstracted from a desiderative formation from *k̑leu̯- 'hear' already in the protolanguage (cf. LIV² 336).
- Found in clades:
- Armenian, Celtic, Indic, Iranic
- Revised by:
- Matthew Scarborough
Found in 4 clades by 31 lexemes.
|
Language |
Lexeme |
Native script |
Phonetic |
Phonemic |
Notes |
17 |
Armenian: Western
|
lsel |
լսել |
ləˈsɛl |
lu-s-ɛ-l |
|
16 |
Armenian: Eastern
|
lsel |
լսել |
ləˈsɛl |
lus-ɛ-l |
|
25 |
Bengali
|
śunā |
শুনা |
ʃuna |
|
|
29 |
Hindi
|
sunanā |
सुनना |
sʊnːɑ |
sʊnnɑ |
|
31 |
Nepali
|
sunnu |
सुन्नु |
sunːu |
|
|
21 |
Vedic: Early
|
śru- |
श्रु- |
ɕɾu- |
ɕru- |
root |
26 |
Maithili
|
sunanā |
सुनना |
sʊnənɑ |
|
also ‘to listen’ |
159 |
Gaelic: Scottish
|
cluinn |
|
|
kl̪ˠɯin̪ʲ |
|
30 |
Urdu
|
sunnā |
سننا |
sʊnnɑ |
|
|
161 |
Gaelic: Irish
|
clois |
|
ˈkˠl̥ˠɪʃ |
ˈkˠlˠəsʲ |
|
158 |
Old Irish
|
ro·cluinethar |
|
r̪ˠɔˈkˠʰl̥ˠʊnʲæθʊr |
r̪oˈklunʲəθər |
|
15 |
Armenian: Classical
|
lsem |
լսեմ |
ləˈsɛm |
lu-s-ɛ-m |
|
148 |
Gaulish
|
cluiou |
|
|
|
The attested form is 1sg. |
46 |
Avestan: Younger
|
surunaoiti |
𐬯𐬎𐬭𐬎𐬥𐬀𐬊𐬌𐬙𐬌 |
|
srunau̯ti |
more common than gūš |
160 |
Gaelic: Manx
|
clashtyn |
|
ˈklaʃtʲən |
ˈklaʃtʲən |
ScG. claistinn |
28 |
Bhojpuri
|
sunanā |
सुनना |
sʊnːɑ |
|
|
22 |
Pali
|
suṇāti |
|
sʊɳaːtɪ |
suɳaːti |
|
27 |
Magahi
|
sunanā |
सुनना |
sʊnnɑ |
|
|
155 |
Middle Breton
|
cleuet, clevet |
|
ˈkleːvet |
|
Further graphic variants: cleauuet, cleauet, cleauvet, clefhuet |
35 |
Palula
|
ṣúṇa |
ݜُݨہ |
ˈʂuɳa |
ʂúɳa |
|
157 |
Breton: Treger
|
klewed, klew- |
|
ˈkle̞ːwët, ˈkle̞ːw- |
ˈklewëd, ˈkleːw- |
|
156 |
Breton: Gwened
|
klewed, klew- |
|
klʲəɥɛt, kləɥ- |
|
|
151 |
Welsh: North
|
clwad |
|
ˈkluːad̥ |
ˈkluːad |
|
150 |
Middle Welsh
|
clybod |
|
|
klɨbod |
|
23 |
Sinhalese
|
ahanavā |
අහනවා |
|
|
|
152 |
Middle Cornish
|
clewes, clowes |
|
|
ˈklewəs, ˈklowəs |
|
153 |
Late Cornish
|
klouaz, clowas |
|
|
ˈklowəz |
|
24 |
Assamese
|
xunā |
শুনা |
xunɑ |
|
|
32 |
Punjabi
|
suṇnā |
ਸੁਣਨਾ |
|
|
|
37 |
Gawarbati
|
ṣunḍik |
ݭُنڈِک |
ʂʊ̃ɳˈɖik |
ʂunɖik |
GM šuni-, šuṇḍi- |
52 |
Sarikoli
|
kheed |
|
|
xɵd |
|
- References
- Cheung, Johnny: 356-357
S.v. Proto-Iranian *srau̯- 'to hear, listen', from PIE *k̑leu̯- 'to hear' (cf. Ved. śrav- 'to hear', Gk. ἔκλυον 'heard', κλυτός 'famous', Lat. cluēre 'to be called, to be mentioned', Toch. käln- 'to sound', Latv. sludinât 'to declare', etc.).
- Martirosyan, Hrach: 313-315
S.v. Arm. lsem (aor. lu-a) 'to hear, to listen; to obey', derived from PIE *k̑leu̯- 'to hear' (cf. Skt. śrav- 'to hear', Gk. κλύω 'to hear, obey', Lat. clueō 'to be called, be named, be reputed', OCS sluti 'to be called', etc.).
- Matasović, Ranko: 208
S.v. Proto-Celtic *kli-nu- 'hear', from PIE *k̑leu̯- 'hear' (cf. Gk. κλύω, Skt. śru-, OCS sluti).
- Mayrhofer, Manfred: II:666-667
S.v. Ved. √śrav- 'hören', from PIE *k̑leu̯- (cf. Arm. aor. low(a), pres. lse- 'hören', Gk. ἔκλυον 'hörte', κλυτός 'berühmt', Lat. cluēre 'heißen, genannt werden', OIr. ro-cluinethar 'hört', OHG hliumant 'Ruf, Gerücht, Leumand', Latv. sludinât 'verkünden', Toch AB käln- 'tönen').
- Rix, Helmut: 334-335
S.v. *k̑leu̯- 'hören' (IEW 605-7). Cf. n1: the root *k̑leu̯s- (LIV² 336) is probably originally a derived desiderative form from this root, probably already of PIE date.
- Turner, Ralph Lilley: 730
S.v. 12598 Ved. śr̥ṇṓti 'hears' RV. [√śru].