3 + or 4 : Gm, Ba, Sl, PQ or NM


I
aisk-
Bedeutung
`klar, hell, leuchtend'

Gm
Awnord. eiskra `vor hitziger Erregung wüten', nisl. iskra auch von brennendem Schmerz.

Ba
Lit. áiškus, woneben schwundstufig alit. iškùs `deutlich'.

Sl
Russ. dial. jáska, demin. jásočka `klarer Stern', daneben abg. jasno Adv. `klar, deutlich', russ. jásnyj `licht, klar' aus *aiskno-; poln. jaskry, jaskrawy `blendend, funkelnd' aus *aiskro-; abg. iskra `Funke' usw. aus *iskrā.

PC ?
Hierher die FlN nhd. Aisch (Bayern), Eysch(en) (Luxemburg), nengl. Axe aus kelt. oder ven.-ill. *Aiskā.

NM ?
Hierher die FlN nhd. Aisch (Bayern), Eysch(en) (Luxemburg), nengl. Axe aus kelt. oder ven.-ill. *Aiskā.

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