*hwergh-, *hwerg- or *hwerk-?

[Vidhyanath Rao]

X99Lynx at aol.com wrote:
> Let me ask, does evidence of (*hwergh-, *hwerg- or *hwerk-?)
> appear in any other IE languages?

Yes. Lexicon der Indogermanischen Verbum lists h_2werg, `sich umdrehen,
sich wenden' (quoting Latin uergere as the evidence for intransitive
meaning, and Hittite for h_2 so that Greek e as due to assimilation),
with finite verb forms in Sans (though the meaning changes to `turn away
from' => avoid for the most part in Classical Sans), Greek and Latin,
and a participle in Toch A.