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...Baltic languages, Low German and, more recently, Standard High German and Polish. ...-60 km inland from the coast), with lots of Old Norse, Slavic, Baltic, and Polish influences, totally cut off for ages from other Romance-speaking peoples, a

* '''Nail:''' To hammer a nail into something. [3306] * '''Polish (something):''' To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing it with a clo

From ''atiç'' ("to knead, refine, polish"). From PI ''qatɬus'', from PME ''qeḥtł'' “nail (of the finger or toe).” Cognate with Dalitian ''khesýs'', Stiric ''ki�