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Eurasiatic: *gV(w)mV

Meaning: taste; palate

Indo-European: *ghāum-

Kartvelian: *gem-

References: Климов (1994, 173-174).

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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *ghāum-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: gum (in mouth)

Baltic: *gā̂m-ur-a- (1) c., *gā̂m-ur-iā̃, -er-iā̃ f.

Germanic: *gōm-an- m.; *gōm-a- m.; *gaum-an- m.; *gium-an- m.; *gum-an- m.

Russ. meaning: десна

References: WP I 565 f

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Proto-Baltic: *gā̂m-ur-a- (1) c., *gā̂m-ur-iā̃, -er-iā̃ f.

Meaning: throat

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: gōmurī̃-s, -ē̃, gōmerē̃ `Kehle, Schlund, Adamsapfel'

Lettish: gãmurs `Kehlkopf; Luftröhre; Kropf'

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Proto-Germanic: *gōmēn; *gōma-z; *gaumēn; *giumēn; *gumēn

Meaning: gum(s)

IE etymology: IE etymology

Old Norse: { gōmi m. }; gōm-r m. `Gaumen, Kiefer, Zahnfleisch'; Far gōmi, gōm-ur

Norwegian: gom

Old Swedish: gome m., goma f.

Swedish: gom

Danish: gumme

Old English: gōma, -an `palate', pl. `fauces'

English: gum

Old High German: guomo (8.Jh.), goumo (um 800), giumo (10.Jh.) m. `Gaumen, Kehle, Rachen'

Middle High German: guom(e), goum(e) wk./st. m. 'gaumen'

German: Gaumen m., (bis 19.Jh.) Gaum

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Kartvelian etymology :

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Proto-Kartvelian: *gem-

Nostratic: Nostratic

Russian meaning: вкус

English meaning: taste

Georgian: gemo

Megrel: gemo, gimo

Svan: gäm-

Notes and references: Климов (1994, 173-174) считает заимствованием из ПИЕ *ghāum- 'небо'; ввиду различия в семантике заимствование вряд ли возможно, однако исконное родство не исключено.

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