Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *munV

Meaning: dislike, hate; anger, madness

Altaic: *múnu

Dravidian: *mun-

Eurasiatic: *muŋĺe

Meaning: corner

Altaic: *muŋĺe

Dravidian: *mūl-

Eurasiatic: *muŕV

Meaning: crush

Indo-European: *mor-

Altaic: *mi̯uŕu

Uralic: *mura (*murV)

Kartvelian: *mor-

Dravidian: *mur_-i- (*-d_-) (or *mūr- 961)

References: МССНЯ 359, ОСНЯ 2, 75-76; ND 1463 *murV (with somewhat differ. Alt. + ECush.).

Eurasiatic: *murV

Meaning: twist

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *mer(g, gh)-

Altaic: *múra

Uralic: Mord. murda-, Hung. marjít-

Kartvelian: *mor(gw)-

Dravidian: *mur-(Vg)-

References: ОСНЯ 2, 74-75. ND 1462 *muri 'to twist, roll, turn round'.

Eurasiatic: *musu(kV) ( ~ -š-, -c`-)

Meaning: knot, tie

Indo-European: *mezgʷ-

Altaic: *mi̯úsu

Eurasiatic: *mUsV

Meaning: to cover, conceal

Indo-European: *meus-

Kartvelian: *mos-

Dravidian: *mujS-

References: ND 1487 *muśV 'cover, conceal, clothe'.

Eurasiatic: *musV ?

Meaning: rain, fog, steam

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *mùsi

Dravidian: *musur-

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *muṭV

Meaning: to complete

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *mŭ́t`ì

Dravidian: *muḍ- (cf. also *maḍ- 'to die, perish'; *mot- 'sum, total; whole')

References: ND 1494 *mutV 'go away?, die' (Drav. + SH + very dub. Hitt.); 1503 *moṭE 'whole, complete' (probably indeed more than one root).

Eurasiatic: *muṭV

Meaning: dark, cloudy

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *(s)mut-

Uralic: *muδa ~ *muδ́a ?

Dravidian: *mūḍ- (*-ō-)

Eurasiatic: *muǯV ( ~ -cw-, -c`w-, -č`w-)

Meaning: illness

Uralic: *mučV

Dravidian: *muc-

References: МССНЯ 350, ОСНЯ 2, 72; ND 1364 *muč(ʡ)V 'damage, defect, illness' ( + Arab.?).

Eurasiatic: *müd(j)u

Meaning: dragon, crocodile

Altaic: *mi̯údu

Dravidian: *modj-

Eurasiatic: *mV

Meaning: 1st person pronoun

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *(e)me-, *(e)me-n-; *me- 'we' (3162)

Altaic: *bĭ̀

Uralic: *mE; *mE 'we' (584)

Kartvelian: *me-

Dravidian: ?? *m- in 1st p. plur. (later analogically reinterpreted as plural for other persons)

Eskimo-Aleut: *vi sg., *va(ŋ)- pl.

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *ɣǝmǝ, pl. *muri

References: ND 1354 *mi 'I', 1354a *miʔa 'we', 1354b *miṭ[ü] 'we incl.'.

Eurasiatic: *mV

Meaning: what, interrogative pronoun

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *me-

Altaic: *mV́

Uralic: *mV

Kartvelian: *ma-

Dravidian: (Kajkadi midā 'what', Burgendi mī)

References: ND 1355 *mi 'what'.

Eurasiatic: *mV

Meaning: demonstr. pronoun

Borean: Borean

Altaic: ? Turk. *bu(-n)

Uralic: *mu

Kartvelian: *ma-

References: ND 1510 *mu(wV) 'this, that'.

Eurasiatic: *mVCHV

Meaning: black, dark

Borean: Borean

Uralic: *mUC- black (FP)

Kartvelian: Svan. mešxe black

Dravidian: *mas-

Eurasiatic: *mV[c]V

Meaning: more, older

Altaic: *mása

Kartvelian: *meć-

Comments: Expected *c in Kartv.

Eurasiatic: *mVcV ( ~ -c`-)

Meaning: edge, side

Borean: Borean

Uralic: *mećä

Kartvelian: Georg. mic̣a 'land, earth'

Comments: Cf. *mV[cw]V.

References: ND 1363 *meć̣XA 'forest, tree, wood' (with SH parallels meaning "tree").

Eurasiatic: *mV[cw]V

Meaning: edge, end

Altaic: *mṓč`a ( ~ -u, -o)

Uralic: *mučV (cf. also mučka )

Comments: Alt. may reflect a contamination with *mVcV

References: ND 1367 *muč̣ʡV 'end' (+ Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *mVcwV ( ~ -čw-)

Meaning: monkey

Indo-European: *mūs-tel- ?

Altaic: *mḗča

Dravidian: *mujS-

Eurasiatic: *mVc`V

Meaning: to cut

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *mi̯ā̀sò

Uralic: Sam. *mъcɔ 'cut'

Dravidian: NDr *mōc- 'to cut'

References: ND 1365 *mu/o[ĉ/ŝ](V)ʡV 'cut, cut into pieces, tear off'.