Nostratic etymology : Query result

References: ОСНЯ 2, 85-86; МССНЯ 337, 339, 364 (2 roots: *ńurV и *nahrV); in Alt. cf. also *ni̯ṑri; in Drav. - *nijur- 'burn, fire' (69); *nēr- (1017); also *mur- (929)?. ND 1561 *n̄aherV 'day, sun, daylight' (Mong., Turk., Kor. + Sem. *nahar-); 1645 *ŋeh(U)ŕi 'light, fire' (TM, Jap. + wrong Mong. + Drav. *nijur- and incorr. *er-). Cf. also Austric: PAA *tǝŋaj, PAN */-NaR/ 'ray, light, sun'.

Eurasiatic: *ŋēni

Meaning: to enter, go

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *ŋḗni

Dravidian: *neŋ-

Eurasiatic: *ŋindV

Meaning: dog

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *ŋĭ̀ndó

Uralic: ?Sam. *wen (Janh. 173)

Dravidian: *ńāj(t)-

Eurasiatic: *ŋiV

Meaning: interrog. or relative pronoun

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *i̯o- 'that, which' (rel.) (should be kept distinct from *i-)

Altaic: *ŋ[i̯V]

Uralic: FV *jo- 'which'

Kartvelian: Laz. na, Megr. ni, na- 'which (rel.)'; Svan. jä- / ja- 'who'

Dravidian: *jā̆- (NDr *nē)

Eskimo-Aleut: *ca-ŋu-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: Itelm. *'ăŋ-qa 'what'; [Chuk. *ni- 'someone, something' ]

References: ND 1633 *ŋ[U] 'thing, what', 2616 *ya 'who' 2655 *[y]iyo 'which'. The existence of interrog. *jV is in fact quite dubious (despite ND, Altaic certainly has no trace of it, Mong. ja- certainly going back to *ŋia-, and TM forms like Evn. ē̂- - to TM *xia-); IE *i̯o- may well be < *ńo- < *ŋi̯V- (since *i̯- normally < *ń-); the Drav. and Kartv. variation *j- / *n- is also quite suspicious ( < *ŋi̯-?); the only case with *j- is thus FV.

Eurasiatic: *ŋUjcwV

Meaning: thin

Altaic: *ŋṓjču

Uralic: *üćä 'wenig, klein' (FU, UEW 78)

Dravidian: *ūnǯ-

Comments: Cf. similar forms: PA *ńìŋči 1456 (and PE *Naŋit- 'short'?), PFU *wäńć3 'dünn, schmal', *wäćkV id.; PDr *iS- small

References: ND 2596 *X[ü]nCV 'thin, narrow' (+ Eg., ?Cush.).

Eurasiatic: *ŋuńV ?

Meaning: nut

Indo-European: *k(')nou̯-

Altaic: *ńaŋo

Dravidian: *nuŋ-

Eurasiatic: *ŋUpV

Meaning: trap, net

Altaic: *ŋúpu ( ~ -o-)

Uralic: *weptV (*wäptV)

Comments: ? Cf. *HubV (Ural. may have a contamination).

Eurasiatic: *ŋurV

Meaning: young

Altaic: *ŋurV

Dravidian: *mur-

Eurasiatic: *ŋūjV

Meaning: power

Indo-European: *u̯ei-

Altaic: *ŋūja

Uralic: *woje 'be able'

References: МССНЯ 364; ND 2557 *woy(ʔ)ē ~ *wo(ʔ)ye 'power, ability' (w/o Alt.; + Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *ŋūjV

Meaning: sleep

Indo-European: *au- (cf. also *(a)wēy- 'get tired, exhausted' 1378)

Altaic: *ŋū́ju

Uralic: *nOjV

References: ND 65 *[ʔ]u/ü[q]ye compares IE with FU *üye 'night' and some highly dubious SH parallels. In ND 157 *ʡaw[y]V he adds FU *[w]oyV- 'sleep, fall asleep', as well as TM *ā(b) (see under *qawV), as well as SH *waHay- (in afaset see *waḥ- 'put; lie down, sleep'); and in ND 1650 *ŋuhy[a] 'to rest, lie, repose' he compares Alt. *ŋūjV with SH *nVhy- 'rest, sleep'. A horrible confusion with *HumŋV q.v., and perhaps indeed more than one root.

Eurasiatic: *ŋü-

Meaning: three

Altaic: *ŋ[i̯u]

Dravidian: *mū-

Eurasiatic: *ŋǖŋṭe

Meaning: root, origin

Indo-European: ? *weit-

Altaic: *ŋi̯ū̀ŋt`è

Uralic: *ontV

Dravidian: *mūḍ-

Eskimo-Aleut: *unata-

References: AD, ND 813 *HUŋ[d]V (Alt., Ur. + ECush.?).

Eurasiatic: *ŋV

Meaning: 1st person pronoun (exclusive?)

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *ne-, *nō-, *n-ge-, *n-sme-

Altaic: *ŋa

Kartvelian: *naj

Dravidian: ? *njā- 'I, we'

Eskimo-Aleut: -ŋa

References: ND 1526 *n̄V 'we (excl.)'.

Eurasiatic: *ŋVjV

Meaning: fall, lower

Indo-European: *nei-

Altaic: *ŋi̯aji ( ~-e)

Uralic: *waja

References: ND 2558 *wayHV 'to descend; below' (Ur. + incorr. Alt. + Bj.).