Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *Ḳarbi

Meaning: belly, stomach

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *kʷrep-

Altaic: *k`i̯áŕme

Kartvelian: *karb-

Dravidian: *karaḷ- (?) (or *koṛv- 641)

Comments: Perhaps two (or more) roots, cf. also PA *kera 'belly, body'; PD *koṛv- 'fat'; PU *kurV 'Körper'.

References: МССНЯ 334, ОСНЯ 1, 338-340; ND 1166 *[ḳ]arb/p[i] 'belly, inside' (with some differences); 1202 *Ḳ[o]yaŕ(w)i ~ *ḲE[w]aŕ(w)i 'fat' (Alt.- Drav. *koṛv- + Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *kar-/*ker-

Meaning: crane

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gerǝn-, *gerǝu̯-

Altaic: *gā̀jrV (?); cf. also *kărV

Uralic: *karke; cf. also *kertV , *korkV

Dravidian: *korŋ-

References: МССНЯ 341, ОСНЯ 1, 292-293; ND 921 *kurV ~ *karV 'crane'.

Eurasiatic: *karV

Meaning: to observe, wake

Indo-European: *ger-

Altaic: *kara ( ~ -u)

Eurasiatic: *kawrV

Meaning: to rot, coagulate

Indo-European: *gewǝr-; *greut- 'curds' (Celt., Germ.)

Altaic: *kàbro

Uralic: *karwa

Kartvelian: Svan. kwer- / kwr- 'rot'

Dravidian: PGnd *korup 'buttermilk', Tulu koyapu id., nir-kuyelъ 'curdle' (DEDR 2162)

References: ND 932 *kUr(u)wa (~ *kar(u)wa) 'to fade, rot, decay, coagulate' ( + Arab. karīz-, Berb. *krw-, WChad. Jmb.). Cf. *ḳVrV.

Eurasiatic: *kaʒV

Meaning: to grow, increase

Uralic: *kaswa (or *końćV ~ *koćV 'long')

Dravidian: *kaǯ- (?)

Comments: ? Cf. OJ kazu 'number' (so far without Alt. etymology)

References: ND 953 *kaswV ( + Akkad.).

Eurasiatic: *käjwV (?-b-)

Meaning: to chew

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gieu- / *g'ieu- 'to chew' (Pok. 400)

Altaic: *kēpu

Dravidian: *kabb- 'to bite, swallow'; SDR *kaviḷ 'cheek; jaw' [1181]

Comments: [PD *kabb- is in fact *kamb- and is rather related to IE *ǵembh- etc.; PD *kaviḷ = PK *q̇ab-?]

References: МССНЯ 340, ОСНЯ 1, 293; ND 975 *käywV 'to chew' (w/o Drav.).

Eurasiatic: *Ḳä[lH]ä

Meaning: tongue, to speak

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *kel- 'rufen, schreien' (WP 1, 443).

Altaic: *k`i̯ali

Uralic: *kele (kēle)

Kartvelian: Georg. ḳel- 'Geschrei erheben'

Dravidian: *kil-

Eskimo-Aleut: *qilaɣa-

Comments: [For CK, NY cf. *ḳiwlV]. Niv. qlai 'рассуждать, разговаривать'. CSkh. *gùl- 'to speak badly'.

References: МССНЯ 336, ОСНЯ 1, 346-347, Tyler 129; ND 1049 *ḳaL(V)ħV 'to shout, cry, weep, make noise'; 1053 *Ḳälya 'tongue'; 1039 *ḲäyLa 'to shout, call' (differing from *Ḳälya only by a very dubious Mong. qajla- 'shout').

Eurasiatic: *kä[lH]V

Meaning: walk, roam, ford

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: ? *kel-

Altaic: *gèle; TM *guli- 'set out, off'; *kalV ( ~ -ĺ-) 'come near' 743

Uralic: *kälä (cf. also kulke under *ḳoĺV); Sk. qäl- 'run, walk'

Kartvelian: *gwal- [or Megr. (n)kill- 'to roam']

Dravidian: NDr *kāl- 'to go, lead' (if separate from *ḱā-)

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: Chuk. *ɣala- (336)

Comments: ? слав. гулять (ср. картв.)

References: At least two roots. МССНЯ 332, ОССНЯ 1, 293-294; ND 616 *gUlE (TM *guli-, Ur. *kulke, Kartv. *gwal-); 869 *kal̄(ʔ)V 'approach, come' (Sk. qäl- + Alt. *kalV + SH *kal-); 872 *käl(h)V 'to walk, wade' (Ur. *kälä- + Alt. *gele [only Turk. and Kor.] + Drav. + again SH *kal-); Greenberg 71 adds IE *kel-; ND 1063 *ḳUĺʕ[ü/u] 'track(s), way; to go, travel' (IE *kel-, ObU *kVĺV 'track(s), sign' +SH). A great deal of confusion here.

Eurasiatic: *kälU

Meaning: female in-law

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *ǵǝlǝu̯-

Altaic: *kele ( ~ -i, -o)

Uralic: *kälV (? *kälV-wV) [4]

Kartvelian: *kal-

Dravidian: *kal-

References: ОСНЯ 1, 295, МССНЯ 363; ND 862 *kälu/ü 'a woman of the opposite moiety'.

Eurasiatic: *Kej(w)V

Meaning: to do, to make

Indo-European: *kei(u̯)-, *ki̯eu-; cf. also *kʷey(ǝ)- 'gather, prepare, order'

Altaic: *ki ( ~ *k`i)

Kartvelian: *q̇aw- / q̇w-

Dravidian: *kej-

Comments: (for PIE cf. also PA *k`ḗja 1022)

References: ОСНЯ 1, 309; ND 840a *keʕi 'make, do' (+Berb. and Kartv. *g- 'build'?); 1949 *q̇oyV 'to heap up, build, make' (indeed 2 roots?).

Eurasiatic: *keńV

Meaning: to irritate, distress

Altaic: *kḕńu

Uralic: *kentV 'anger, temper'

Dravidian: *kin-

References: МССНЯ 364, ОСНЯ 1, 352; ND 1085 *Ḳinʔ[ü] 'to exercise magic; hate' (Alt. with some confusion : Drav. + ??? IE *ḱwen-to-); 1095 *ḲENṭV 'be angry, in despair' (Ural. + Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *kenV

Meaning: chin

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *g'enew-, *g'nē(w)- (Indoir. *g'henu-)

Uralic: FV *kōńa 'muzzle, snout, chin'

Dravidian: *ken- (also SDr *kan_n_am 'cheek, jaw')

Comments: Cf. *kVngV

References: ND 637 *genu 'jaw, cheek', 902 *kan̄yu 'cheek, side of the face' (hardly distinguishable).

Eurasiatic: *KEr(K)V

Meaning: bird of prey

Altaic: *kī̀ŕa

Uralic: *kerkV