Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *lic(w)V ( ~ -c`(w)-)

Meaning: to press, squeeze

Uralic: *ličV (*ĺićV)

Kartvelian: Georg. lec̣- 'dreschen; zerschmettern, zerstören'

Dravidian: NDr *nisg- 'to smooth, smooth'

References: ND 1347 *ĺiħć̣V ( ~ *l̄-) 'press, squeeze' ( + Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *liṗV

Meaning: smear

Indo-European: *leip-

Altaic: *làjp`V

Uralic: BF *lipa, *lipeδa 'slippery' (SKES 297); Nen. lapćē- 'festkleben'

Kartvelian: *lap- / *lp- (+ *liṗ- 653)

Dravidian: *nīv-/*nivur-

References: МССНЯ 347, ОСНЯ 2, 18 (с неясностями). ND 1309 *Laṗa 'stick to; mould' (part of Alt. + Nen.); 1311 *LipV 'fat; to smear with fat' (IE + part of Alt. + Drav. + SH); 1322 *LiP(ħ)a 'to stick, sticky, glue; make earthenware' (more or less same forms) (with very dub. SH parallels); 1320 *LüpiʔV 'to slip' (Kartv. liṗ- + weak IE + BF).

Eurasiatic: *loḳV

Meaning: fox, lynx

Indo-European: *luḱ-

Altaic: *l[ù]k`V

Uralic: *lujV (? = *luKV); *lokka (Coll. 3) (see AD)

Kartvelian: *leḳw-

Dravidian: *nakk-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *ɫeqɫŭ (cf. also *lhiɣ(ʷ)ŋǝ 'wolf')

References: МССНЯ 347, ОСНЯ 2, 34-35; ND 1284 *l̄uḳV 'canine'. The IE nasalized *lunḱ- is compared (ND 1308 *LuŋḲE 'beast of prey') with part of PA *ĺeŋgV 'predator' and some sporadic Cush. forms.

Eurasiatic: *loŋV

Meaning: lynx, sable

Indo-European: *lunk' 'lynx' (the nas. variant)

Altaic: *lúŋa 'a k. of fur animal'

Uralic: ObU *läŋkз 'squirrel', Mar. lumšo 'соболь' < FU*loŋa/ä

Eskimo-Aleut: *nanu- ?

References: Дыбо 1996, 8.

Eurasiatic: *luku

Meaning: naked, take off clothes

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *nogʷ- ( < *logʷ- with assimilations?)

Altaic: *lùku ( ~ *ĺ-, -o-, -k`-)

Eurasiatic: *lUkV

Meaning: cut, destroy

Indo-European: *lūg'-

Altaic: *loko

Uralic: *lewe (Dolg.: *l/ḷü[ɣ]e- 'strike, chop')

References: ND 1275 *Lu/ükE 'to beat, strike, break' (IE + Ur. + Sem.); ? 1277 *Lo[ʔ]ika 'cutting instrument' (Alt. + IE *sleig- 2663?).

Eurasiatic: *lukV

Meaning: bow, bend

Indo-European: *leug-

Altaic: *luke

Uralic: ObU *ḷȫk 'ring' (ND 1271)

Dravidian: *nūk- (can also belong to *ńVḳV)

Comments: Cf. also PA *làk`ù; PIE *lek(')- (2722).

References: ОСНЯ 3, 61-66; ND 1273 *Luka 'to bend'; 1588 *[ń]üḲ[ü] 'to lie down, sink, low' (same Alt. (Turk.) + same Drav. + Ural. with an altern. etymology + some Cush.).

Eurasiatic: *luḳV

Meaning: to push (through)

Altaic: *lúk`ì ( ~ -o-)

Uralic: *likkä- (*lükkä-)

References: (МССНЯ 366), ОСНЯ 2, 28-29, ND 1280 *ḷük(V)ʔA ~ *ḷüḲA 'push, shove, thrust, fasten to' ( + Drav., q.v. sub *ńukV and some dub. SH; Ur. *δ́OkkV see sub 2793 *ʒ̂oḳV...); cf. also PA *li̯ū́k`à.

Eurasiatic: *lUlV

Meaning: to ask

Altaic: *ĺi̯ul[o]

Uralic: *lilV (*lülV) beten, opfern

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *lumV

Meaning: important thing; witchcraft ?

Altaic: *numu ( ~ l-, -i)

Uralic: *luma

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *lumV ?

Meaning: a small wild animal