u̯rughi̯o- (*su̯rughi̯o-)

    u̯rughi̯o- (*su̯rughi̯o-)

    English meaning: rye

    Deutsche Übersetzung: “Roggen”

    Material: Thrak. βρίζα (*u̯rughi̯ü) “Emmerkorn, Roggen”; O.Ice. rugr m. “Roggen”, O.S. rogher, O.E. ryge m. (*rugi-), besides afr. rogga, O.S. roggo, O.H.G. rocko (with Geminierung); in addition the Gmc. VN Lat. Rugii, O.Ice. Rygir (in Roga-land), O.E. pl. Ryge, Rugas, perhaps also Rũgen; O.E. rygen “from Roggen”, M.H.G. ruggin, rũckin; Lith. rugỹs, Ltv. rudzis “Roggenkorn”, pl. Lith. rugiaĩ, Ltv. rudzi “Roggen”; Lith. rugienà “Roggenacker”, rugìnis “from Roggen”; aRuss. rъžь, Serb. râž, Russ. rožь f. “Roggen”; Serb. rȁžan, Cz. režný (from Slav. *rъžьnъ) besides R.C.S. rъžanъ, Russ. ržanó j “from Roggen”; Bulg. brica “a kind of Sommergetreide” derives from dem Thrak.

    References: WP. II 374 f., Trautmann 246, Vasmer 2, 529, Jacobsohn Arier 133 ff., where also about uralische equivalent (probably IE Lw.).