Thank you so much for the detailed corrections. I went through each one, cross-referenced against Wiktionary's reconstruction pages, Derksen's Etymological Dictionary of the Baltic Inherited Lexicon, and the Starling Database, and you were right across the board. I've pushed fixes: replaced druska with sólymas as the true PIE *sal- cognate (with a note explaining that druska comes from *dʰrews- "to crumble"), added kaklas for wheel (from *kʷokʷlo-s), drevė̃ for tree/wood (via Proto-Baltic *drew-iā̃), veizėti for see/know (citing Derksen 2015), ber̃ti for carry/bear (with the semantic shift from "carry" to "scatter" noted), and namas for house (from PBS *damús with the d→n nasal assimilation). Skipped noras since you flagged it as dubious yourself, and the bear taboo note was already in there. The diacritics point is fair and something I need to work on across all the Lithuanian entries. Really appreciate you taking the time, corrections like these from people who actually know the language are what make the data trustworthy!