Comments:ССЕ 284. Werner (2, 297) also reconstructs *thǝlap, but identifies the first part of the word with Ket. tъ̄-, Yug. tъ(u)- in *čǝG-tiχ 'snow crust' (q.v.). This would be possible if the second part (-lap) meant "bread" - which is unfortunately not the case: Yug. laʔp means only 'piece', so the compound would have to mean "crust-piece". Additionally, tonal parameters do not match (we have ъ̄ < *-ǝ- in tъ̄-tik, but ʌ with the 5th tone < *-ǝʔ- in *tǝʔlap), which makes Werner's treatment even less probable.
Yug:tʌʔx / tʌʔq, pl. tʌxɨn6; tʌxul5 / tʌxouĺ3, pl. tʌxǝlɨŋ5 "finger-ring"
Kottish:thok, *thox(g), g. thogi, thogei, pl. thogan
Pumpokol:tok (Сл., Срсл., Кл.) "fingers"; ton (Сл., Срсл., Кл.) "manus", (Сл.) "brachyum" (plural form = Ket tʌʁɨn)
Comments:ССЕ 283. Ket and Yug reflect also the derivate *tǝʔqVʔVĺ (-GVĺ) 'finger-ring' (according to Werner 2, 300, a compound with *ʔɔʔl 'hull'). Werner 2, 302 *thǝʔq.
Ket:tъ̄ĺt / tʌɣǝĺt6 (кур. tʌɣǝĺtǝ6), pl. tʌɣǝĺtǝŋ5
Yug:tʌfalči6, pl. tʌfaĺčaŋ5
Comments:ССЕ 284. Ket -ɣ- is obviously secondary (perhaps an unprecise recording - however, repeated in Werner 2, 301 as tʌ́ɣɔĺta / tǝ̄ĺt(a)), as seen from the Yug -f-. Werner 2, 301 reconstructs <*thǝqphǝlt'ǝ / *thǝphǝlt'ǝ>, connecting the word with *tǝʔq 'finger', but there is absolutely no trace of any -q- here.
Kottish:thagar, Ass. tagar 'clay'; thagan, thakan 'sand'
Arin:tanen 'sand' (a plur. form)
Pumpokol:tɨk (Срсл) 'dirt, mud'
Comments:ССЕ 284. Klaproth's Ket tagar is probably a recording of the Kott. form. The Ket form is influenced by tuʔ 'dry clay', but hardly derived from it. Werner 2, 304 *thǝq. The Kott.-Arin word for 'sand' can be hardly separated from this root, despite Werner 2, 314.
Proto-Yenisseian:*tǝ[x]-oʔl (~-r)
Meaning:box (made of birch bark)
Ket:tʌjɔ́ĺ ( < tʌjɔ:ĺ3), pl. tʌjɔĺǝŋ5
Yug:tʌjɔʔl2 / tʌgɔʔl2, pl. tʌjɔlɨŋ5
Comments:ССЕ 284. Probably a compound, although the components are not quite clear (cf. *t[i]χ- "delved boat"?); for the second part Werner (2, 297) suggests *ʔoʔoL 'container'. Ket > Selk. tojal 'box' (see Helimski КС 247).
Comments:ССЕ 285. With Ablaut cf. Ket North. tɔpquĺ5, South. tɔqpuĺ5, Yug tɔxpɨl5 "lump of snow on a tree" (Werner 2, 274 without reconstruction). Werner 2, 269 <*thik>. Cf. also Kott. thantu 'Schneegestöber" < *tiχan- + tu 'smoke': this form confirms the reconstruction of *-χ- (not *-k-) in Inlaut.
Proto-Yenisseian:*tiχid (~-G-,-ʔ-)
Meaning:stern (of a boat)
Ket:ti:t, pl. tīŕeŋ (бак., сур. tīdǝŋ)
Yug:ti:t, pl. tideŋ / ti:deŋ
Comments:ССЕ 285. Werner 2, 268 (without reconstruction). Obviously derived from *tVχV 'boat', but the second component is not clear.
Comments:ССЕ 286. Cf. also thV- in Kott. thagin "to come down, lower oneself"; thēginaŋ "to fall, climb down", praet. thēlaginaŋ, imp. thēlin ( = Ket. -tiŋ, Yug -tiŋ 'fall down', see Werner 1, 15). Let us note that both Ket and Kott. reflect the old dative form *tɨ-ka "below, downwards" and the derived stem *tɨGVr1 ~ *tɨʔVr1 'downstream'. Werner 2, 312-313 <*thigǝʎ>.
Comments:ССЕ 286. Werner 2, 306, 312, with some confusion: reconstructs *thɨphǝl on p. 312, but on p. 306 suggests a compound *thɨ + *phǝl, where none of the components is explained. One cannot reconstruct *tɨ on the basis of the Ket form: the latter plainly goes back to *tɨpV-, as shown by Yug.
Comments:ССЕ 286. Werner 2, 313 <*thil>, also comparing Kott. pogal-thīn id. If the Kottish form is related, -thīn must be a reflection of the original plural form. The component pogal- remains unclear (cf. perhaps PY *pɨʔɨĺ 'belly, intestines'?)
