Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *nVmV

Meaning: to curse

Indo-European: *neme-

Altaic: *ńi̯áme

Dravidian: *nav- (*-m-)

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *ńVńkV

Meaning: ice, cold

Altaic: *ńi̯oŋe

Uralic: *jäŋe

Dravidian: *nān- [or to *ŋańV?]

Eskimo-Aleut: *nǝŋɫi-, *-ŋl-

References: МССНЯ 346; ND 2638 *yäŋ(g)E 'ice; to freeze' (Ur. + Turk. + incorr. Ko.).

Eurasiatic: *ńVnV

Meaning: female in-law

Indo-European: *i̯enǝ-ter-

Altaic: *néŋu

Uralic: *niŋä

Dravidian: *nānd_-

References: МССНЯ 361, ОСНЯ 2, 81-82; ND 1607 *ńi/eŋHV 'woman'.

Eurasiatic: *ńVNV

Meaning: aquatic bird

Altaic: *ńugńa

Uralic: *ńOnV

Eurasiatic: *nVŋV

Meaning: to curse

Altaic: *ni̯áŋe 'ругать, проклинать'

Dravidian: SDR nuṇ-ai (3108) 'calumny' (DEDR 3703)

Eurasiatic: *nVŋV

Meaning: calm, quiet

Altaic: *ni̯áŋa

Uralic: *ńuŋV

References: ND 1605 *ńuŋV 'rest, slumber, sleep' (Ur. + Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *ńVŋzwV

Meaning: intestines

Indo-European: *(i̯)enst-

Altaic: *nĭm[ǯ]i(-k`V)

Uralic: *ńiŋśe

Dravidian: *nenǯ-

Comments: IE perhaps rather to *jVnčV.

References: Räs. VEWT Ur-Alt

Eurasiatic: *nVṗV

Meaning: to spread; palm

Altaic: *nĕ̀p`é

Kartvelian: *neb-

Eurasiatic: *nVq̇V

Meaning: to push, beat; grind (2 roots?)

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *neuk-, -g-

Altaic: *nĭ̀k`ú

Uralic: *ǹokkV 'peck; beak'

Kartvelian: Georg. naq̇- 'zerstampfen, kleinstoßen, klopfen'

Comments: Cf. also PIE *neik- 'Getreide schwingen'?

References: ND 1547 *ǹUḲV 'to strike, peck, hit' (IE-Ur. + Sem.). Cf. also 1543 *n̄äḲE 'to pursue, wage war' (? IE *neḱ- : dub. Alt. + Berb.?); 1613 *ńiq̇[U] 'grind, crush, rub'.

Eurasiatic: *n(́)VrV

Meaning: рыба

Altaic: *ńiro 'вид большой рыбы'

Dravidian: *ńerv- (or: Naiki-Gondi *nāri 'a k. of fish' DEDR 3654)

Eurasiatic: *nVrV-

Meaning: sinew, cartilage

Altaic: *nìra

Uralic: *ńe̮rkV (*ńōrkV)

Dravidian: *nara-mb-

Eskimo-Aleut: *ńiʁ(u)-lu

References: ND 1623 *ńaX(i)rU(-KE) 'cartilage' ( + Sem.?).

Eurasiatic: *ńVŕV

Meaning: to rub, scratch

Altaic: *ńi̯ăŕe

Uralic: *ńirV

Dravidian: *ńer-

References: ND 1616 *ńiRV 'to rub, scratch' (+ Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *nVrV ?

Meaning: penetrate

Indo-European: *nĕrʌ-

Altaic: ? Ewk. nirū̆ 'small hollow, pit'

Dravidian: *nūṛ-[ug-]

Comments: Perhaps = *ńorV.

References: МССНЯ 357. ND 1564 *n̄uŕV 'to penetrate' (hardly convincingly separated from 1563 *n̄iXRV 'hollow, cave, pit').

Eurasiatic: *nVsV

Meaning: to breathe

Indo-European: *neuks-

Uralic: *nuska; also nistä 'schnauben, schneuzen'

Dravidian: SDr *nēC- 'asthma' + *nēnǯ- 'to breathe'

References: ND 1566 *n̄usV 'to breathe' (? + SH); 1568 *n̄iŝu 'smell, breathe heavily' (+ Sem.). 2 roots?

Eurasiatic: *nVšV

Meaning: blunt, flat

Altaic: *nèse ( ~ -o)

Uralic: *nišV (*nüšV)

Eurasiatic: *nVṭV

Meaning: mucus, sticky matter

Altaic: *ńū̀t`V̀

Uralic: *natta

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *nV(w)HV

Meaning: to stretch, stand

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *nḗ

Uralic: *nOjV (*ńOjV) 'stretch'; Sam. *nu- 'stand'

Dravidian: *ńil- stand, *niv- stretch (perhaps from a root *ńi(w)-?)

Eskimo-Aleut: *ńǝvǝʁ-

Eurasiatic: *ńVwlV

Meaning: to fade, pick out hair

Altaic: *ńŏ̀lo ( ~ -u-)

Uralic: *ńilke (*ńülke)

Dravidian: *nuḷ-

Comments: There is also FU *ńaḷV- 'get spoiled (skin)' (ND 1594) and PA *ńiĺu 'to polish, scrape' (see ND 1594 *ńaGḷV, where this FU is compared with unsecure Drav. (*nal- 'squeeze') and Arab.); so there may be more roots here. [For Drav. *nal- 'squeeze' cf. Ug. *ńolV 'press'].

References: МССНЯ 347, ОСНЯ 2, 91-92. ND 1582 *ńogüḷV (or *ńogUḷ/ĺV) 'tear asunder, pinch, tatter' (Drav.-Ur. + Mong. noɣula-, noɣura-? + SH *nVgVl-?); ND 1593 *ńuʡl̄V 'pluck, pull out, tear out' (with a great confusion of this root and *nVlV; + Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *nVwrV

Meaning: hair

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *ni̯ū̀ra(-k`V) ( ~ -ŕ-)

Uralic: (? here *ńǟwa)

Dravidian: *navir

Eskimo-Aleut: *ńuja-, *nuja- (rather to *ŋVjV)

Comments: Cf. *ńä[w(ŋ)]a, *ŋVjV.

Eurasiatic: *nVwV

Meaning: now; new

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *nū; + *neu̯o- 'new' 809

Altaic: *nébì

Uralic: *nikV (*nükV)

Eskimo-Aleut: *nu-ta-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *ni-ŋ- ~ *ŋin- 'now; new' ?

References: ОСНЯ 2, 97; ND 1537 *n̄ü.(E) ~ *n̄üw(E) 'now', 1573 *n̄Ew(y)V 'new', 1541 *n̄ükV 'now'.