el > rōcís in other Indo-European languages (19)
Turner’s A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages says Sanskrit word rōcís means “light and brightness.” He also provides the cognates of rōcís in other Indo-European languages and dialect:
Prakrit rōī-; Ashkun ẓuċ, žuċ; Waigalī wřuč, ẓuž; Kati ŕuč, ŕič-kol; Prasun ürǰuk, yürǰük; Gawar-Bati rūċ; Pashai and Kuṛaṅgali (dialect of Pashai) žōi-zal.
All these cognates and the following words related to rōcís originate from Tamil el.
*rukta, “bright, liked.” *rukti, “liking, brightness.” rucaka, “pleasing, sharp, acid.” rúci, “light, beauty.” rucitá, “bright.” rucya, “bright.” rṓka-, “light, splendour.” rōcá, “bright.” rṓcatē, “shines.” *rōciya-, “bright.” rōcís, “light, brightness.” rōcya, “shining.” rōcyatē, see rṓcatē. ārōká, “shining through.” ārōcayati, “makes clear.” *udrōka, “shining.” prarōcana, “shining forth.” vírōcatē, “shines.”