← Back to context Comment by dotancohen 7 hours ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form or another in most European languages. 2 comments dotancohen Reply wartywhoa23 3 hours ago And interestingly it's often related to circle and bread in many languages:Pi, Pie, Pide, Pita, Pizza, Piadina, Pirog (Russian for "pie"), Piscina (circular basin), Pipe.Also, some Russian words for organs that have to do with piss (which are naturally circular) also start with "Pi". Gormo 8 minutes ago "PIE" in this sense being an abbreviation for "Proto Indo-European".
wartywhoa23 3 hours ago And interestingly it's often related to circle and bread in many languages:Pi, Pie, Pide, Pita, Pizza, Piadina, Pirog (Russian for "pie"), Piscina (circular basin), Pipe.Also, some Russian words for organs that have to do with piss (which are naturally circular) also start with "Pi". Gormo 8 minutes ago "PIE" in this sense being an abbreviation for "Proto Indo-European".
And interestingly it's often related to circle and bread in many languages:
Pi, Pie, Pide, Pita, Pizza, Piadina, Pirog (Russian for "pie"), Piscina (circular basin), Pipe.
Also, some Russian words for organs that have to do with piss (which are naturally circular) also start with "Pi".
"PIE" in this sense being an abbreviation for "Proto Indo-European".