| Germ. | stören | to disturb |
| Engl. | stir | to mix, agitate etc., to set in tremulous motion |
| Engl.reg. | ster, start | tail: the moving part of an animal |
| Engl. | steer | to guide |
| Breton | sturiañ | to steer |
| Ital. | sturbare | to disturb, interrupt etc. |
| Mod.Greek | tyrbazo | to agitate |
| Anc.Greek | athyro | to play |
| Akk. | itarrur | to shake |
| Galice | aturuñar | to tremble |
| Span. | aterir | to tremble |
| Franç. | terreur | extreme fright |
| Span. | tiritar | to tremble |
| Franç. | tirer | to pull, draw |
| Franç. | traire | to milk; (old) to draw |
| Breton | teurel | to throw, toss |
| Franç.: ChapelleV. | torer | to rub, drag |
| Prov. | touirar (se) | se (re)tourner, FEW 21: 360 |
| Franç.: Queyras | douire (se) | se remuer péniblement, FEW 21: 360 |