- [ɡʷ] b [b]; -[β]- q [kʷ] qu *gʷīw-
quick "alive" jīvá- bíos, bíotos vīvus
gývas ze- *bʰ bh; b..Ch b ph; p..Ch f-; b b [b]; -[β]-; -f b; -v/f-(rl) *bʰéroh₂...
-
November 2020. "Respublika", Nr. 284(1694). Gražina Ašembergiene. "209
kartus gyvas".
December 4, 1995 (Lithuanian newspaper) Watkinson,
William (25 February...
- "alive,
living (Polabian deity)"
OPrus giws "alive",
giwata "life", Lith
gyvas "alive", gyvatė "snake" Gaul biuo-, bio-, OIr biu, beo, W byw "alive"; OIr...
- Danish: kold, Norwegian: kald, Swedish: kall *gʷih₃wós "alive" Lithuanian:
gyvas, Russian: живой (živoj), Sanskrit: jīvá-, Serbo-Croatian: жив (živ), Polish:...
- 2023. "Karaliaus Žygimanto
Augusto ir
Barboros Radvilaitės meilės
istorija gyva iki šių dienų!".
Respublika (in Lithuanian).
Retrieved 11
February 2023....
-
complete absence of suffering,
rather than a
state of
bliss and happiness.
Gyvas Indian religions Jīva (Jainism)
Tirthankara Matthew Hall (2011). Plants...
- *gʷih₃wos > *ɣʷīwos > vīvus "alive" (cf. Old
Irish biu, beo,
Lithuanian gývas,
Sanskrit jīvá- "alive") PIE *gʷm̥i̯e/o- "come" > *ɣʷen-je/o > veniō (cf...
- Sutkus. "Respublika", Nr. 284(1694). Gražina Ašembergiene. "209
kartus gyvas".
December 4, 1995 (Lithuanian newspaper) "Legendinis
snaiperis Bruno Sutkus...
- Yo-Yo Labs, 2003) and a
bilingual anthology of
modern Lithuanian verse,
Gyvas atodūsis/Breathing Free,
poems (Lietuvos, 2001).
Mekas published many of...
- Pre-Balto-Slavic *giHwós "alive" > Proto-Balto-Slavic *gīˀwás >
Lithuanian gývas (AP 3), Late
Common Slavic *žȋvъ (AP c) The Proto-Indo-European syllabic...
