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Asturian llenu, Portuguese cheio, Galician cheo, Catalan ple, French plein, Italian pieno, Aromanian plin, Romanian plin, Sardinian pienu
Umbrian pleno "fullness"
Gaulish Urido-lanos (name) "full of justice," Old Irish lán "full," Middle Welsh llawn 'id.,' Old Breton -lon 'id.,' Cornish luen 'id.'
Gothic fulls "full," Old Norse fullr 'id.,' Old High German fol 'id.,' Old Saxon full 'id.,' English full
Old Church Slavonic plъnъ "full," Russian pólnyj 'id.,' Czech plný 'id.,' Polish peɫny 'id.,' Bulgarian pắlen 'id.,' Lithuanian pìlnas 'id.,' Latvian pil̃ns 'id.'
Ancient Greek πλήρης (pléres) "full"
Armenian lnow- "to fill"
Sanskrit pr̥ṇā́ti "to fill," Old Avestan pərənā "you fulfill"
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