lacrima

There are some examples for d/l alteration on indo-european ground. we can find it in greek 'to dakru/dakruma' changed into latin 'lacrima' and in latin variation 'odor' and 'olere' originating from the same IE root. although I couldn't find any example concerning such a change in archaic greek.

A Pre-Greek name for Odysseus 2009

We have lachrima "teardrop" for example, also spelled lacrima from Old Latin dacruma, which is without a doubt an old word inherited directly from Indo-European *dáḱru.

Archive 2007-06-01 2007

Una lacrima scorre ogni volta che arrivo alla fine di questo bel corto, recente vincitore del concorso Ahead of the Curve di Autodesk.

No Fat Clips!!! : Substantia 2007

We have lachrima "teardrop" for example, also spelled lacrima from Old Latin dacruma, which is without a doubt an old word inherited directly from Indo-European *dáḱru.

Latin 'pulcher': Is it really an Etruscan loan? 2007

What he wants is no longer to amuse and perplex but to communicate a mature sense of lacrima rerum.

languagehat.com: THE BEE'S HYMN. 2004

It's just as if Fafnir were to begin singing "Una furtiva lacrima" in a voice like Caruso's!

Fair Margaret A Portrait Horace T. [Illustrator] Carpenter 1881

Here the landlord, a little, fat, oily fellow, came up with a fresh bottle of lacrima.

Zanoni Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

And a happy reunion it was round that humble table: a feast Lucullus might have envied in his Hall of Apollo, in the dried grapes, and the dainty sardines, and the luxurious polenta, and the old lacrima a present from the good Cardinal.

Zanoni Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

'Maestro Paolo, I want to make your acquaintance; do me the favour to come into yonder tavern, and drink a flask of lacrima.'

Zanoni Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

Mervale was more than usually gay; he pressed the lacrima upon his friend, and conversed gayly.

Zanoni Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838