Nostratic etymology : Query result

References: МССНЯ 343, ОСНЯ 1, 296-297; ND 636 *gAǹ/ńV 'see, perceive' (Kartv.-Drav. + Chad.); 901 *kin̄hU ~ *kihn̄U 'to see, observe, examine' (IE + Mong. kina- [which goes back to *k`i̯ŭnu 'long, covet (sexually) + SH). The two roots are hardly separatable.

Eurasiatic: *gwVCV

Meaning: direction, road

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *k`i̯ŏ́ǯa

Uralic: *kućV 'side, space close to smth.'; Ug. *kećV (Dolg.: *küćV) 'follow the tracks of'

Kartvelian: *gz(a)-

Eskimo-Aleut: *kac-ru- ?

References: ND 703 *gažV 'to go; way, path' (Kartv.+Turk. +? Akk. gwš- 'go, come'); 705 *güʒ́V ~ *guʒ́E 'tracks, path'. Cf. also *kVčV and some forms under 1070 *ḳamč̣E 'to bend, corner': FP *k[a]n/ńčV 'bend, curve', Georg. ḳunč̣- 'j-n in eine Ecke drängen' ? ( + Georg. ḳunʒ- 'sich bücken, ducken' in ND 1091?)

Eurasiatic: *gwVjV

Meaning: fat

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gʷei(w)o-, *gʷyē(w)-

Altaic: *kujV ( ~ k`-, g-)

Uralic: *kuje

Kartvelian: *gw-

Eskimo-Aleut: *quvi- ?

References: МССНЯ 341, ОСНЯ 1, 299; ND 972 *koyʕ[o] ( + Eg.).

Eurasiatic: *gwVlV

Meaning: belly, entrails

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gʷolbh- (ND 620 *ghelondh-?)

Altaic: *k`i̯ū́ĺnu 'navel'

Kartvelian: *gul-

Dravidian: *kōl-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *'ǝkɫ́ime kidney

References: ND 620 *gol[ʔ]V 'belly, entrails' (Kartv.-Drav.+IE *ghelondh-?).

Eurasiatic: *gwVlV

Meaning: dry

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *k`óla ( ~ -u-, -i̯o-)

Kartvelian: *gwal-

Comments: ? Cf. Ur. *kulV 'end, stop, become exhausted'.

Eurasiatic: *gwV(n)c`V

Meaning: bush, (birch) tree

Indo-European: *gwAzd-

Altaic: *k`i̯ŏ̀sú

Uralic: *kuńćV ~ *kućV

Eurasiatic: *gwVrpV

Meaning: young of animals

Indo-European: *gʷĕrbhʌ-, *gʷrĕbhʌ-

Altaic: *k`i̯ŭrpe

Dravidian: *kir_-

Comments: Cf. also PD *karb- 'egg, foetus'; *kō̆ṛ-'young; sprout'

References: ND 946 *kUŕV 'foetus, young of an animal, child' (IE : Drav. *kō̆ṛ-, *kur-).

Eurasiatic: *gwVrV

Meaning: to swallow, throat

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gʷerǝ- 'to swallow' (+*gʷeru̯- 1760, *g(ʷ)rīw-ā- 1761, *gʷrogh- 1762)

Altaic: *k`i̯urge ( ~ -o) (cf. also *gurgi )

Uralic: *kurk(k)V (cf. also *karV (korV-) 'bite', *kerV 'burp, vomit', *kerV)

Kartvelian: *q̇orq̇- ( + *qarq- 840)

Dravidian: *kōr-; ?SDR/Tel. *kur- 'voice; throat' [1549]

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: CKor *karɣъ 'hole' ?

References: МССНЯ 335, ОСНЯ 1, 235-236; ND 656 *gerV 'throat' (SH-Ur. *kerV), 666 *guRʡE or *güRʡV 'throat, neck' (SH-Alt. *gurgi, Drav. *guṛŋg-), 679 *guRK[U] 'throat', 927 *korʡV 'eat (greedily), swallow', 931 *kUri[ħ]u 'throat, neck'. At least two roots (for Kartv. cf. also PNC *q̇ăq̇ari / *q̇ăraq̇i, PY *gǝ(n)kǝŕ); cf. also PA *gurgi 'palate', PD *guṛŋg- 'throat'; PIE *gʷerw-, *gʷerkʷ-, *gʷergʷ- `throat, neck'; Ur. *kerV 'Kehle, Gurgel'.