Zend +ana+, prep., upon; Greek ἀνά; Goth, _ana_, upon. Zend +erezataêna+, adj., made of silver; Lat. _argentinus_. In Sk. we have +rajatam+, silver, but no corresponding adjective. Zend +içi+, ice; O.N. _îss_; A.S. _îs_; O.H.S. _îs_. Grimm compares the Irish _eirr_, snow, and he remarks that the other Aryan languages have each framed their own words for ice, Lith. _ledas_, O.S. _led_, and distantly connected with these, through the Russian _cholodnyi_, the Latin _glacies_, for _gelacies_, Greek κρύος, κρυμός, κρύσταλλος. The root from which these Greek words for ice are derived has left several derivatives in other languages, such as Lat. _cru-s-ta_, and O.N. _hrî-m_, rime, hoar-frost, and in Zend +khrûta+, used as an adjective of +zim+, winter, originally the hard winter. In Zend +khrûma+, and +khrûra+, Sk. +krûra+, as in Greek κρυόεις, the meaning has changed to _crudus_, _crudelis_. In the English _raw_, O.H.G. _hrâo_, a similar change of meaning may be observed. Another name connected with ice and winter is the Zend +zyâo+, frost, from the root +hi+, which has given us χι-ών, Sk. +hi-ma+, Lat. _hiem-s_, O.S. _zima_, but which in the simplest form has been preserved in Zend only and in the O.N. _gȩ_. Fick quotes _gȩ_ with the doubtful meanings of cold and snow, Curtius with that of storm, identifying it with Norw. _gjö_, _nix autumni recens_. There is still another name for snow, absent in Sanskrit, but fully represented in Zend and the other Aryan languages, viz., Zend _çnizh_, to snow, Lat. _nix_, Goth. _snaív-s_, Lith. _snig-ti_, to snow, Ir. _snechta_, snow, Gr. νίφ-α (acc).[14] Zend +aêva+, one; Gr. οἶος. Zend +kamara+, girdle, vault; Gr. καμάρα, vault, covered carriage; A.S. _himil_. Connected with this we find the Zend +kameredhe+, skull, vault of head, very nearly connected with κμέλεθρον, μέλαθρον. Zend +kareta+, knife; Lith. _kalta-s_, knife; cf. _culter_, Sk. +kart-ari+, etc. The Slav. _korda_, O.N. _kordi_, Hung. _kard_, are treated by Justi as words borrowed from Persian. Zend +cvant+, Lat. _quantus_. Sk. has +tâvat+, _tantus_, and +yâvat+, but not +kâvat+. Zend +garaṇh+, reverence; Gr. γέρας. Zend +thrâfaṇh+, food; Gr. -τρέφες. Zend +da+, _e.g._ +vaêçmen-da+, towards the house; Gr. οἶκόν-δε; cf. Goth. _du_, to, O.S. _do_. Zend +daiti+, gift; Gr. δόσις, Lat. _dôs_, _dôti-s_, Lith. _důti-s_. Zend +dâmi+, creation; Gr. θέμις, law. Zend +naçu+, corpse; Gr. νέκυς; Goth. _nau-s_. Zend +napo+, nom. sing.; A.S. _nefa_; O.H.G. _nefo_. Zend +paithya+ in +qaêpaithya+, own; Lat. _sua-pte_, _ipse_; Lith. _pati-s_, self. Zend +peretu+, bridge; Lat. _portus_. Zend +fraêsta+, most, best; Gr. πλεῖστος. Zend +brvat+, brow; Gr. ἀβροῦτες (Macedon.); Lat. _frons_. Zend +madh+, to cure; Lat. _mederi_. Zend +man+, in +upa-man+, to wait; Lat. _manere_. Zend +mîzhda+; Gr. μισθός; Goth. _mizd-ô_; O.S. _mîzda_. Zend +yâre+, year; Goth. _jer_; O.S. _jarŭ_, spring.