− | From {{proto|Indo-European|dheigʷ|to stick, set up|lang=la}}. Cognates include English {{term|ditch|lang=en}}, West Frisian {{term|dyk||dam|lang=fy}}, Dutch {{term|dijk|lang=nl}}, German {{term|Deich||dike|lang=de}} and {{term|Teich||pond|lang=de}} (all from {{proto|Germanic|dīkaz|lang=}}), Lithuanian {{term|diegti|lang=lt}} 'to prick; plant', {{term|dýgsti|lang=lt}} 'to geminate, grow'). | + | From {{proto|Indo-European|dheigʷ|to stick, set up|lang=la}}. Cognates include English {{term|ditch|lang=en}}, West Frisian {{term|dyk||dam|lang=fy}}, Dutch {{term|dijk|lang=nl}}, German {{term|Deich||dike|lang=de}} and {{term|Teich||pond|lang=de}} (all from {{proto|Germanic|dīkaz|lang=}}), Lithuanian {{term|diegti|lang=lt}} 'to prick; plant', {{term|dýgsti|lang=lt}} 'to geminate, grow'), Sanskrit {{term|देहि|dehi-|wall}} and {{term|देह|deha|body}}. |