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Appendix:List of Proto-Indo-European nouns
This is a [[semasiological]] index of Proto-Indo-European nominal stems. See [[Appendix:List of Proto-Indo-European roots]] for an alphabetical list of roots.

===Kinship===
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| {{term/t|ine-pro|*sweḱruH}} || [[father]]-/[[mother-in-law]]|| Russian {{term|свекровь|tr=svekróv’|lang=ru}}, Sanskrit śvaśura;śvaśrū, Lithuanian šešuras, German swigur/Schwäher, Welsh chwegr, Old Armenian {{term|սկեսուր|tr=skesur|lang=xcl}}, Latin socrus, Spanish [[suegra]], Ancient Greek hekuros, Albanian vjehërr, Kamviri č.uč., English swēor/--, Avestan xvasura-, Polish świekra, Czech švagr({{
g|m}})/švagrová({{g|f}}), Gothic swaíhrō, Old Norse svǽra, Serb. svekar({{g|m}})/svekrva({{g|f}}), Pashto skhër({{g|m}}) / khwaašëi/khwaakhëi({{g|f}})
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| {{term/t|ine-pro|*snúsos}} || [[daughter-in-law]]|| Sanskrit snuṣā, Old Church Slavonic snŭxa, English snoru/--, Latin nurus, Spanish nuera, Ancient Greek nuos, Old Armenian {{term|նու|tr=nu|lang=xcl}}, Polish snecha, Czech snacha, Russian {{term|сноха|tr=snoxá|lang=ru}},  Albanian nusa, [[Crimean Gothic language|Crimean Gothic]] schuos, Old Norse snor, German snur/Schnur, Serb. snaja/snaha, Pashto nžor/ngor
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| {{term/t|ine-pro|*bel-}} || [[power]], [[strength]]|| Sanskrit bāla, Ancient Greek beltiōn, Latin dēbĭlis, Irish adbal/dibeal, Welsh balch, Russian {{term|большой|tr=bol’šój|lang=ru}}, Kamviri bâlim, Phrygian balaios, Old Church Slavonic boljĭjĭ, [[Low Saxon]] pal
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