bhāghu-

bhāghu-
Arm. Oldest form *bhāg̑hu-, becoming *bhāghu- in centum languages. bough, from Old English bōg, bōh, bough, from Germanic *bōguz.
 
[Pokorny bhāghú-s (misprint for bhāg̑hú-s) 108.]

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