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3.4.1.1c -g Shining; brillant

Skr.angatisfire; ángàras live coal; Pers. angiSt id.
Gael.I.(o.liter.)aingellight, fire
Gael.I.(o.liter.)onghearth; see ignisð3.4.1.2.
Lith.angliscoal
Pol.wëngielid.
Tuaregegto burn
Sumer.ugday
couchit.: Nubie n.ug, uguday
Basqueegunday
Basqueeguantzdawn
Basquegoizmorning
Basqueegosouth
Alb.jugsouth (Slavic id.)
Alb.agimdawn
Etr.aukèlos(in Hesychius) dawn
Anc.Greekaygèdawn, light of sun
Anc.GreekAegyptosEgypt, land to the South
Basqueeguztusun
Anc.GreekaygoustosAugust, the hot month; "month of Augustus" by folk etym., and groundless; the word preceded Augustus
Engl.Augustthe hot month (see preceding word)
Esp.agostoAugust
BretoneostAugust

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