Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: to finish, age

Altaic: *mók`ì

Dravidian: *mug-

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: male, male child

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *mūk`o ( ~ -u)

Dravidian: *maɣ1-

References: ND 1391 *maḲU 'baby, son' ( + dub. IE and Kartv.).

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: neck

Altaic: *mi̯ák`ù

Uralic: *muka

Dravidian: *mak- (?) (cf. also *mok- 'face' 879)

Comments: Cf. NC *mVq̇_VɫV 'throat, larynx'

References: ND 1388 *mVk(V)ħa 'nape, back' ( + Cush., Eg.).

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: a k. of rodent

Altaic: *mŭ̀k`V́ ( ~ -o-)

Uralic: maksa

References: ND 1390 *muks[a] 'rodent' (with further uncl. IE and Kartv, see *mV(n)ǯV). Cf. also ND 1453 *mVŋKV 'beaver, mole' (based on pOs *ma(ŋ)k, hardly different from *maksa).

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: a k. of insect

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *mAk'(s)-

Uralic: *mekše (cf. also Finn. mäkärä 'fliegendes Insekt, Kriebelmücke', Saam. N muoger 'midge', L moukēr 'große Kriebelmücke' - cited in Redei 771)

Kartvelian: *(m)sḳa-

Comments: FU is usually considered < IE, but in fact it may be a cognate.

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: a k. of fish

Indo-European: *mek(ʷ)-

Altaic: *mū̀k`é

Uralic: *mEktV

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *mVɣʷV (cf. also *miki 'корюшка')

References: Suggested by V. Glumov. (IE - Alt. - CK).

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: meat, liver

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *mak-, *maks- ?

Altaic: *mék`ù

Uralic: *maksa

Comments: For IE cf. rather PA *mi̯ak`u 'fur' (suggested by V. Glumov). Cf. perhaps rather PIE *mozgh- and, further, PAfAs *muqq- 'brain' ??

References: Suggested by V. Glumov. (Alt-Ur.)

Eurasiatic: *mVḳV

Meaning: illness (of body or tree trunk) ?

Altaic: *mi̯ăk`ó

Uralic: *makša

Eurasiatic: *mVlV

Meaning: light, shine

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *malǝk- / -e- (-kh-)

Altaic: *mi̯al(k`)i

Uralic: *mälV

Dravidian: *mel-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *miɫɣǝ fire

References: ND 1520 *meʒ̂V 'sun, light, to shine' (with incorr. Kartv. and SH).

Eurasiatic: *mVlV

Meaning: pray

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *meldh- (cf. also *mleu-)

Altaic: *mi̯óle

Uralic: ? *mele

Kartvelian: *madl-

References: МССНЯ 348.

Eurasiatic: *mVĺV

Meaning: grind

Indo-European: *mol-

Altaic: *móĺe (also *mṓli 'cut into pieces')

Uralic: *molV

Dravidian: *mel-[k-]

References: ОСНЯ 2, 69-70, МССНЯ 359; ND 1404 *mol̄V 'to pound, gnaw, smash' ( + Sem.). Cf. PST *mjal 'cut'.

Eurasiatic: *mVĺV

Meaning: top

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *meladh-, *ml[ā]dh-

Altaic: *mĕ́ĺǯu ( ~ -a)

Uralic: *mOlV ?

Dravidian: ? *mē-[l-]

Comments: ? Cf. *malV.

References: ND 1417 *mAĺHo 'head, skull' (IE+Alt + Berb.).

Eurasiatic: *mVlV

Meaning: bad, sick, weak ( > sometimes 'small'?)

Indo-European: *mel- (also 'small' 778)

Altaic: *mòle

Uralic: ? FU *m[o]ḷV 'little'

Kartvelian: ? Georg., Megr. mal- 'to hide, hide oneself'

Dravidian: *māḷ-

Comments: Cf. also *mā̀li 'disease, wound'; PD *māl- 'confused, perturbed, intoxicated'

References: ND 1402 *m[ä]LV 'to hide' (Georg. + IE + part of TM); 1405 *m[a]HḷV 'little, young' (FU, part of IE + differ. Turk.).

Eurasiatic: *mVlV

Meaning: soft, mild

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *(a)mal[a]-

Altaic: *mèl[ú]; + ? Mong. milmere- 'grow weak, feeble'

Dravidian: *mel-

References: ND 1407 *miħLi 'be weak' (+ dub. Sem.), 1412 *me/il(.)V 'soft', 1413 *mVLdV 'young, tender' (+ Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *mVLV

Meaning: blood; marrow

Borean: Borean

Dravidian: *mūḷ-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *mŭɫǝ'm blood

Comments: [Same root as *mVjLV 'honey, oil?'].

Eurasiatic: *mVlV

Meaning: to touch

Indo-European: *m[e]lk'-

Uralic: *mälV

Eurasiatic: *mVlV ?

Meaning: stupid

Indo-European: *mǝlǝk- (-kh-)

Altaic: *mi̯uĺi

Eurasiatic: *mVńcV ( ~ -c`-)

Meaning: animal hair

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *mAis-

Uralic: *mäńćV ~ *mäćV

Eurasiatic: *mV(n)cwV ( ~ -c`w-)

Meaning: a k. of bird (blackbird, grouse)

Indo-European: *Ames-

Uralic: *menčV ~ *mečV (cf. also *mečä)

Comments: Cf. PNC *ʔVms_wĕlʔē ( ~ -ɫʔ-) 'wild turkey'.

Eurasiatic: *mVnḳV

Meaning: heavy, labour

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *menk-

Altaic: *mi̯uŋo

Kartvelian: *maḳ-

Dravidian: *muk- (or with PA *mi̯ăk`o) (cf. also *mūŋ- 'dumb')

Comments: Perhaps two roots.

References: МССНЯ 369, ОСНЯ 2, 73; ND 1452 *muŋḲa/U 'make great efforts, be heavy'.