| Lith. | Svies | light |
| Lith. | svisti | to dawn (day) |
| Lith. | svistruti | spark |
| Lettish | vizoS | shining, vizma,vizèt to shine |
| Lettish | vizieris | sight |
| Russian | vzljad | id. |
| Franç. | visible | apparent |
| Germ.(h.Germ.) | wyss | white |
| Engl. | weasel | an animal turning white in winter (not from l. vissio "to stink". The weasel does not stink) |
| Engl. | weasel-duck | Smew, 62 |
| Germ.reg. | wiselchen | Smew, 62 |
| Germ. | weiss | white |
| Germ.: Suisse | Schwytz, Schweiz | Switzerland, region of white mountains as seen by the Germanic peoples of the North |
| Lith. | Sveisti | to clean (whence Russian Sveicar janitor; not cognate to schweizer "Swiss"; it is incorrect to infer, on account of the ressemblance of the word, that the Swiss were employed as sweepers) |
| Goth. | hveits | white |
| Cymric | gwych | shining, splendid |
| Czech | kvísti | to bloom |
| Lith. | tvistéti | spark |
| Skr. | tvis | shining |
| Skr. | Vishnu | supreme God |
| Skr. | svitra | white |
| Skr. | svás | morning |
| Czech | hvêzda | star |
| Russian(poet.) | zvezdá | sun |
| Alb. | vidë | beautiful woman; also pullumbeshë by analogy with vidë pigeon, 254 |
| Skr. | çvita | luire |
| Skr. | çveta | white |
| Russian | cvetnaja kazarka | Red-breasted Goose, 35 |
| Sbc. | cvèt | flower, cream |
| Sbc. | cvètast | a animal having a white spot on forehead |
| Sbc. | cvèti | Palm Sunday, cf. belykdenð3.1.28. |
| Sbc. | sevati | to lighten |
| Lith. | apsvilinti | to blaze |
| Slavic(cyrill.) | svêtu | light, worldð3.2.29. |
| Bulg. | svêtlina | world |
| Czech | svêtlý | clear, light blue |
| Slk. | svetlý | blue |
| Slk. | svetlý rybár | Kingfisher, 267 |
| Russian | svet | light, world ð3.2.29. |
| Russian | rassvot | dawn |
| Russian | svetilo | star |
| Russian | sveca | candle |
| Lettish | zvigulot | to shine |
| Lettish | zvèrot | to shine |
| Ukr. | svit- | root in numerous terms meaning clear, lamp, glow-worm etc. |
| Czech | kvêt | fleur |
| Czech | skvyti se | to shine |
| Czech | skvost | jewel |
| Czech | kvêtna | pâque fleurie |
| Ukr. | kvit | white; blooming tree |
| Ukr. | kviten' | april |
| Engl.(o.liter.) | hwit | white |
| Engl. | white | the colour of snow |
| Svensk | svete | wheat (the pale cereal fields) |
| Dutch | weit | wheat, Germ. weizen |
| Engl. | wheat | wheat, from its pale yellow straw, not "from its white seed" - it is not white. Cf. bléð3.1.9. |