Nostratic etymology : Query result

References: МССНЯ 339, ND 264 *bit(V)[ʔ]V 'to hold' (Ur, Drav + some Cush., Chad.?); 1824 *P_it/dA 'to hold, grasp, seize' (+ Akk.); 1829 *ṗ[a]ṭV 'to pinch, pluck' (Alt. + Kartv. + Chad.). Two (or more) roots?

Eurasiatic: *pi(u)CV

Meaning: to crush, squeeze

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *peis-

Altaic: *pi̯ŭ̀č`à (cf. also *puse )

Uralic: *pečkä- (*päčkä-) 'cut'; *pic'(c')V 'small' (SKES 158); cf. also *pučkV ; *pičkV

Kartvelian: *beč̣- / bič̣-

Dravidian: *pīc-

Comments: Alt. and Drav. forms meaning 'small' - probably from the same root.

References: ОСНЯ 1, 178-179 (hardly two roots), МССНЯ 369; ND 165 *bic̣V ~ *biĉ̣V 'small' (also hardly to be distinguished from ND 166 *bVć̣VRV 'cut' and ND 168 *bič̣V 'crumble, crush' - although the SH seems to be different: in the 1st case Sem. *bc̣-(r) 'cut; small'; in the 2d case - some Chad. forms). ? Cf. also Ural. in ND 1662 *P_uč̣V 'fall'?

Eurasiatic: *pOgV

Meaning: deer, he-goat

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *bhug'-

Altaic: *pŏ́gV ( ~ -u-)

References: ND 185 *bukEʡV 'billy goat, ram'.

Eurasiatic: *pUdV

Meaning: hair

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *bi̯udu

Uralic: apte 'hair' (?)

Kartvelian: Svan. pätw 'hair'

Dravidian: PGK *put-g- 'feather'

References: ND 1825 *p[u]tV ~ *p[u]ṭV 'feather, hair' (but IE *pet- hardly here).

Eurasiatic: *pUHV

Meaning: to strangle, be suffocated

Altaic: *pŏ́ga

Uralic: *puwV

References: Redei 411.

Eurasiatic: *pUḳV

Meaning: a k. of insect

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *bhoukʷ-

Altaic: *pi̯ŭ́k`í

Kartvelian: Georg. buḳuḳa 'gnat'

Dravidian: *pōk

References: ND 190 *büḳa (Alt., IE, Kart.).

Eurasiatic: *pulV

Meaning: swell, bubble

Indo-European: *bul-

Altaic: *pi̯óla

Dravidian: ?SDR *Poḷ- 'to swell; blister' (3816)

Eurasiatic: *PurV

Meaning: behind

Altaic: *p`i̯ṑrí

Uralic: *purV

Dravidian: *pūr_-

References: ND 228 *[b]uXrV 'back, rear' (with questionable Ahaggar and Chad. parallels).

Eurasiatic: *pur_cwV(GV) / *pülcwV(GV)

Meaning: flea

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *plus-, *pusl-, *psul-; *b(h)-

Altaic: *bi̯ure (also PTM *balču-ksa 'tick')

Uralic: *pülčä (Khelim.)

Dravidian: *puṛŋ-

References: МССНЯ 331, ОСНЯ 2, 99-100; ND 1714 *paLuCV 'stinging insect', 1780 *pürGU(-čV) ~ *pürčVGV 'flea, gnat, mosquito'. Cf. also *ṗVlV 'fly, flea'; *ṗVrV 'bee, insect'.

Eurasiatic: *puti

Meaning: cloth, to weave

Altaic: *pŭ̀ti ( ~ -i̯u-, -e)

Dravidian: *puṭ-

Eurasiatic: *pUtV

Meaning: mushroom, fungus

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *bud-

Uralic: *paδ́we (*patwe)