Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *tuĺV ?

Meaning: come down

Altaic: *tū̀ĺe ( ~ -i)

Uralic: *tule

Dravidian: *tūḷ-

Comments: Cf. ND 2358 *ṭul̄(i)ʡE 'to come, enter' (Ur. + Arab., Chad.).

References: МССНЯ 357.

Eurasiatic: *TUmV

Meaning: top of head, hair of head

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: ? Slav. *tēmę

Altaic: *t`ŭmu

Kartvelian: *(ś)tom- (or *txem- 1070)

References: ND 2278 *tVmV 'hair' (Kartv. + Cush., Chad. and dub. Eg.); 2375 *ṭEqmE 'sinciput, crown of head, top' (+ Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *tUmV

Meaning: cold, sneeze

Altaic: *túmu ( ~ č-, -i, i̯u-o, i̯a-u)

Dravidian: *tum-

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *TumV ?

Meaning: silent

Altaic: *ti̯ŭm(k)u

Kartvelian: *dum-

References: МССНЯ 349; ND 537 *dumV 'to be motionless, silent, quiet' (Kartv. + Alt. w/o Turk. + Sem.), 546 *düŋ[g]V 'be quiet, silent' (Alt. + Ltv. diñgt ??? + the same Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *turV

Meaning: face

Altaic: *turi

Uralic: *turpa

Eurasiatic: *tVbV

Meaning: back

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: ? *dumb-

Altaic: *tèbú

Uralic: *tuppV

Comments: Cf. *ṭubV.

References: ND 499 *dub[ʔ]V, 2285 *tupʕV 'tail, back' (hardly distinguishable).

Eurasiatic: *tVdV

Meaning: big, full

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: (Balt. *did-)

Altaic: *t`odV

Uralic: *täwδe

Kartvelian: *did-

Dravidian: *daṭ- (cf. also *doḍ- big, stout)

Eskimo-Aleut: *tat(a)-

References: ОСНЯ 1, 219; ND 500 *dadV, 501 *didV 'large, bick' (hardly distinguishable); 2330 *ṭäwdV 'to be full' (Ur. + Alt. + differ. Drav., IE).

Eurasiatic: *tVgV

Meaning: falcon

Indo-European: *tk'yein-

Altaic: *tógà ( ~ č-, -u-)

Eurasiatic: *tVgV

Meaning: sharp

Indo-European: *dhāg-

Altaic: *tago

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *TVGV

Meaning: high

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *tēga

Eskimo-Aleut: *takǝ(v)-

Eurasiatic: *tV(H)ʎV

Meaning: spleen

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *ti̯ṓle

Kartvelian: ? *ṭq̇irṗ-

References: МССНЯ 364; ND 2355 *[ṭ]äχl̄a ~ [ṭ]äl̄χa 'spleen' (+ Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *tV(H)mV

Meaning: root, bone (?)

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *tèmò ( ~ -a) root, sinew

Uralic: *tuŋa [in fact, rather *tumŋa]

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *hǝ̆thǝm (*thǝm-)

Eurasiatic: *tVHV

Meaning: pour

Indo-European: *dē-

Kartvelian: *tx-

References: МССНЯ 347.

Eurasiatic: *tVHV

Meaning: to say

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *dē- (Hitt.-Slav.)

Altaic: *tḗ

Kartvelian: *txow- (or *tkw- 1056, *ṭq̇w- 1116)

Dravidian: SDr *Tev- 'to beg' (+ Tel. dēv-)

References: МССНЯ 365; ND 2288 *teʔq[ü] 'to say, talk to' (Alt, IE + Kartv. *ṭq̇ʷ- + Cush.); 2334 *ṭeɣwV 'ask for, beg' (Drav. + Kartv. *txow- + Cush. and quest. Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *tVjḳV

Meaning: show, point at

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *deik'-

Altaic: *tū́jk`ú (cf. also *t`ògà )

Uralic: *täkkV

Kartvelian: ? *ṭq̇w-

Eskimo-Aleut: *takuv-

References: ND 2257 *tiḳ[ü] 'to show' (IE + diff. Alt., diff. Kartv. + Gz., Ngz.).

Eurasiatic: *tVjV

Meaning: light, day

Indo-European: *dei̯-

Kartvelian: *te- (+ *te-n-)

References: See *dʷVjɣV.

Eurasiatic: *tVKV

Meaning: to touch

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *dēg- (Pok. 183) (cf. also *tag- 1783, *dek'- 1879)

Altaic: *ti̯ok`e (cf. also *tak`u, *t`ukí)

Uralic: *takka

Dravidian: *tag-

Eskimo-Aleut: *tǝkit-

References: МССНЯ 369; ND 2253 *täkʕV 'to touch' (+ Sem.); 2338 *ṭoka ~ *ṭaka 'to touch' (IE tag- + var. Alt. + some Cush., Chad.); 2351 *ṭaG(V)Ḳ[a] 'to stick / be stuck to smth.' (Ur. + Alt. *tak`u- + Sem., ?Chad.).

Eurasiatic: *tVkV

Meaning: insect, vermine

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *deiǵ- 'tick' (Germ., Celt., Arm.)

Altaic: *táke ( ~ d-)

Uralic: ObU *tɛ̄ktVmV 'louse'

Dravidian: *tiK-

References: ND 2252 *tawikE 'insect, wormine' (IE, Alt + dub. Kartv. + Berb.), 2254 *taku[ń/ǹ]V ~ *taku[H]V 'bug' (Drav. - SH), 2343 *ṭäktV 'louse' (TM *tikte, SH which could be related to *ṭäjV + FU).

Eurasiatic: *tVḳV

Meaning: twist, weave

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *tek-, *tekVs-

Altaic: *tok`V ( ~ -k-)

Uralic: *tokV-rV ~ *tokrV

Dravidian: *dugVl-

References: МССНЯ 354; ND 2410 *ṭo[q̇]a 'to plait, ?bend' (Alt, IE, Drav + dub. Svan + WChad.).

Eurasiatic: *tVḳV

Meaning: to be fit, suit

Indo-European: *dek'-

Altaic: *t`èk`á ( ~ -k-)

Dravidian: *tag-

References: ND 2255 *tAḲE 'to suit, be appropriate, fit' (Drav-IE).