Serbian Words Similar to Proto Indo-European Words

[rashka]

Some similar Words. (note that there are more)
C = TS
J = Y


English / *P.I.E. / SERBIAN

Wood: *derwo-/*dru DRVO
Birch: *bhereg BREZA
Beech: *bhago- BUKVA
Grain: *grno- ZRNO
Night: *nokwt-/*naktis NOè
Snow: *sn(e/o)igwh- SNEG
Sun: *sawul-/sun- SUNCE
Moon: *men(or)-/me(n)s- MESEC
Wolf: wlkwo-/wlpo-/wilkwes VUK
Father: *pater- OTAC
Mother: *mater- MATER (MAJKA)
Sister: *swester- SESTRA
Daughter-in-law: snusós SNAðA
Brother: *bhrater- BRAT
Daughter: *dhugheter/dukter (Dete=child, Dechko=male child)
Son: *sunu- SIN
Widow: *widhewa UDOVICA
See: *wid- VID
Know: *gno- ZNA
Snow: *snegwis SNEG
Mouth: *Haust, USTA
Bone: *Hast KOST
Who: *k'was KO
Six: *shwesht ðESTI
Seven: septm̥ SEDAM
Two: *deuwa(s) DVA
Three: *treyes TRI
Four: *k'wetwor/ku̯etur èETIRI
We, US: *meis, *nois, veis MI, NAS
Name: *Hne:men IMENA
Eye: *Hak'is, OKO
Ear: *Haus- UHO/KLAS
Day: *diena DAN
Water: *vandwor(n) VODA
dark cloud; rainy weather: aghl(u)- MAGLA
Lamb: agu̯h-no-s JAGNE
Bleat: bhlç- BLEJATI
Pale: bhləido-s BLEDO
Eyebrow: bhrû- OBRVA
Share, divide: del- DELI
That: eno-, ONO
Tail,Rump: . rebh- REP
Poppy: mâ̆k(en)- MAK
Copulate: eibh- oibh-, i̯ebh- JEB
Mix: mei-k̑-, and mei-g̑- MEði
Meat: mçmso-, mç(m)s-ro- MESO
Many: men(e)gh-, mon(e)gh-, mn̥gh- MNOGO
Move,Push away: . meu̯-, meu̯ə- MERITI
Brain: moz-g-o-, moz-g-en-, mos-k-o- MOZGA
Carrot: mrk- MRKVA
Leek: pr̥so- PRAZILUK
Hide: (s)keu-, (s)keu̯ə : (s)kû- SAKRI
Smile: . (s)mei-, smeu- SMEJA
Whole: solo-, sol(e)u̯o- CELO
Stand: stâ- : stə- STAJATI
Vulva: pîzdâ- PIZDA
Pull: trek-/dherâgh- TRGA
Red: ser-, sor- CRVENO
Pour, Spill: seip-/seiku̯- SIPA
Pour, Sift: sei- CEDITI, PROSEJATI
Sow/Disseminate: sç(i)- seg- SEJATI/POSADITI
Self: se- SE
Dry: saus-, sus- SUVO, SUðI
Fist: pn̥ksti- PESNICA
Flat: plâ̆t-, plâ̆d-, plç̆t-, plô̆t-, plət- PLATNO
Sand: pç̆s- PESAK
Fart: perd- PRDI
Turn: kert-, kerət-, krât- OKRET
Pass over/Beyond: per-, prô̆- PREèI, PRODJE
Cook(Bake): peku̯- PEèI
Coal: ong- UGALJ
Nest: niz-do- GNEZDO
Nose: nas- NOS
No: nĕ, nç, nei NE
Measure: mç-, m-e-t- MERATI
Might: magh- : mâgh- MOè
Left: laiu̯o- LEVO
Cough: ku̯âs- : ku̯əs- KAðALJ
Go: ei- IDI
Lay: lei- LEZHATI
Breast/Belly: krû̆t- GRUDI
Flea: blou-, bhlou-?, plou- BUVA
Fly,Gnat: mû-, mus- MUVA
Cow, Ox, Bull, Gaur: *gwóu- GOVEDO, KRAVA
^^ Horn: k̑er-, k̑erə- : k̑rā-, k̑erei-, k̑ereu-
Eat: ed- JESTI/JEDI
Circle, Round: *kʷekʷlom/*kwolh1- KRUG, OKOLO (car=Kola, circle dance=Kolo)
Turn, Bend: *(s)krengh- SKRETANJE, OKRENUTI
Eagle/Erne: er-, or- ORAO
Convey in a vehicle (wagon): *wéĝh- VOZITI, VODITI
Jump: k̑āk- SKAKATI
Hair: kaisrom KOSA
Head: ghebhlā GLAVA
Garden (an enclosure): ghortos VRT (GRAD = CITY)
Woman: *gwen- ZENA
Life: cītā, cīwos ZIVOT
Animal: cīwotos, ZIVOTINJA

[Methmatician]

Nice

[rashka]

I don't understand why some of the letters did not come out properly in the list. I will have to fix it.

Also to note is that in English the infinitive form of a verb puts the word TO in front of the word and in Serbian the letters TI is added at the end of the word. In Spanish, however, infinitive words end in -ar, -er, or -ir.

For example:

English: To Be, To Eat
Serbian: Biti, Jesti

[Arthur Scharrenhans]

Yes, PIE didn't have proper infinitives (or at least, not a fixed system of infinitives) so each IE branch more or less came up with its own solution. Where does the Slavic -TI come from?