Uralic etymology : List with all references

Number: 791

Proto: *poča

English meaning: young of deer

German meaning: Rentier(kalb)

Finnish: poro 'Ren, Rentier; zahmes Wildrentier' ?

Saam (Lapp): boaʒo, bǫc'cu- ~ bǫwcu- (N) '(tame) reindeer', pā̊tsōi (L) 'Rentier, Rentierherde', poaʒaj (gen. pi̊øcci̊) (T), poaʒ (Kld.), poac, poaʒʒ (Not.) 'Rentier'

Mari (Cheremis): pučǝ̑ (KB), püćö (U), piče, wüčö (C), püčö, wüčö (B)

Udmurt (Votyak): puǯej (S)

Khanty (Ostyak): pečǝɣ (V), pečǝ (Kr.), pešĭ (Kaz.) 'Rentier(kalb) im ersten Jahr' ( > Komi pež 'junges Rentier')

Mansi (Vogul): pāši, pasig 'Rentierkalb'; pāsiɣ (So.)

Kamass: poʔdu 'Ziege; Capra sibirica' ?

Sammalahti's version: FP *poča

Addenda: Koib. podo 'Ziege', pooto 'Cervus capreolus'

Yukaghir parallels: NB zu UEW

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Nostratic etymology :

Eurasiatic: *bVč'(w)V

Meaning: deer, calf

Uralic: *poča

Kartvelian: Georg. bočiḳi, bočola

Comments: Check the material in Redei: Yuk. pǝdža, pǝd́e 'Elentier'; Yak. büčen, bičen 'кабарка мускусная', Evk. bičēn, Nan. bǖčeke, bǖčen 'косуля'.

References: ND 167 *boča '(young) deer' (the Alt. and SH matches are quite dubious).