I am still seeking for words in Indo-European
languages based on the following roots: *ekwo- (horse),
*kwon- (dog), *owi- (sheep),
*gwou- (cow) and *su- (pig). Would someone
please be so kind to fill the following leaks?
Hittite: *ekwo-,
*kwon-, *owi-, *gwou-,
*su-.
Tocharian B:
*kwon-.
Old Irish: *su-.
Lithuanian: *su-.
Old Church Slavonic: *kwon-,
*gwou-, *ekwo-.
Albanian: *ekwo-,
*kwon-, *owi-, *gwou-,
*su-.
Armenian: *ekwo-,
*su-.
Gothic: *gwou-,
*ekwo-, *su-.
Are there Old High German, Old
English or Old Saxon words based on the root
*ekw-?
Is there in any modern Germanic language
(except for English "ewe" and Dutch "ooi") a word based on the root
*owi-?
Can someone give me some additional information
about one of these Indo-European roots?