Category:Icelandic terms derived from Proto-Indo-European
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Icelandic terms that originate from Proto-Indo-European.
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- Icelandic terms inherited from Proto-Indo-European (0 c, 128 e)
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- bað
- baða
- baka
- bali
- band
- bani
- banna
- barki
- barn
- baugur
- baun
- bágur
- bál
- bára
- beiða
- belja
- benda
- bera
- berg
- beygja
- beyki
- bifur
- binda
- bitur
- bíða
- bíta
- bjarga
- bjáni
- bjóða
- björk
- blaka
- blanda
- blása
- blástur
- blindur
- blóm
- blys
- blæja
- boð
- boða
- bogi
- bolli
- borg
- borinn
- bólstur
- bón
- bót
- brattur
- bráður
- bresta
- breyta
- brjósk
- brjóst
- bróðir
- brugga
- brúka
- burður
- bú
- búa
- búr
- bylgja
- bylja
- byrði
- bý
- böllur
- börur
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F
- faðir
- faðma
- fagna
- fagur
- -faldur
- falla
- fara
- farþegaskip
- farþegi
- fat
- fax
- fálma
- feginn
- feikn
- fenómen
- fer-
- fet
- fé
- fiðrildi
- fimm
- fingur
- finna
- fiskur
- fjall
- fjórir
- fjöður
- fjöl-
- fjörður
- flag
- flaga
- flakka
- flana
- flasa
- flauel
- fleiri
- flengja
- flesk
- fljúga
- fló
- flóki
- fnæsa
- fótur
- freta
- frjósa
- froskur
- frum-
- fullur
- funi
- fúi
- fúll
- fæða
- fönn