==Proto-Indo-European==
{{PIE entry}}
===Etymology===
*man-
====Descendants====
* Indo-Aryan
** Sanskrit: {{l|sa|मानुषः|tr=mānuṣ}}
*** Hindi: {{l|hi|मनुष्य|tr=manușya}}
** Avestan: {{l|ae|𐬨𐬀𐬥𐬱|tr=manuš {{rfscript|Avestan}}
* Germanic
** Proto-Germanic: {{lx|gem-pro|mann-}}
*** East Germanic
**** Gothic: {{l|got|𐌼𐌰𐌽𐌽𐌰|tr=manna}}
*** West Germanic
**** Old High German: {{l|goh|man}}
***** German: {{l|de|Mann}}, {{l|de|man}}
**** Old Saxon: {{l|osx|man}}
**** Old Frankish:
***** Dutch: {{l|nl|man}}
****** Afrikaans: {{l|af|man}}
**** Old English: {{l|ang|mann}}, {{l|ang|man}}
***** English: {{l|en|man}}
**** Old Frisian: {{l|ofs|man}}, {{l|ofs|mon}}
***** West Frisian: {{l|fy|man}}
*** North Germanic
**** Old Norse {{l|non|maðr}}
***** Danish: {{l|da|mand}}
***** Faroese: {{l|fo|maður}}
***** Icelandic: {{l|is|maður}}
***** Norwegian: {{l|no|mann}}
***** Swedish: {{l|sv|man}}
* Slavic
** Proto-Slavic: {{lx|sla-pro|mǫžь}} from ''*mon-g-''
*** Old Church Slavonic: {{l|cu|мѫжь|tr=mǫžĭ}}
**** Belarusian: {{l|be|муж|tr=muž}}
**** Bulgarian: {{l|bg|мъж|tr=mǎž}}
**** Czech: {{l|cs|muž}}
**** Polish: {{l|pl|mąż}}
**** Russian: {{l|ru|муж|tr=muž}}
**** Serbo-Croatian: {{l|sh|муж|tr=muž}}
**** Slovak: {{l|sk|muž}}
**** Slovene: {{l|sl|mož}}
**** Ukrainian: {{l|uk|муж|tr=muž}}
===See also===
* {{lx|ine-pro|men-}}.
===References===
*[http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=man Etymology Online]
[[Category:Proto-Indo-European nouns|man-]]
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