Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *KudV

Meaning: to plait

Uralic: *kuδa

Dravidian: *kuḍ- 'plait, basket' (DEDR 1653)

References: ND 852 *kudV ~ *ḲudV 'to plait'.

Eurasiatic: *KujTV

Meaning: to tickle

Indo-European: *geid- 'tickle, sting' (Germ. + Arm.?)

Altaic: *k`ut`V ( ~ -o-, -t-) [or *k`i̯ū́t`V - if we take Turk. *Kɨ̄t-)

Dravidian: *kit-

References: ND 958 *k[i]t[U] ~ *k[i]ṭ[U] 'to tickle'. Interesting to compare some NC forms (AAnd *gidi etc. - apparently < *gildi), as well as PAN *gidik, *gitik 'tickle'.

Eurasiatic: *kuɫV

Meaning: worm

Indo-European: ? *(s)k(')ol-

Altaic: *kulV ( ~ -o-, -ĺ-)

Uralic: *kOlV (cf. also *kiĺe)

Kartvelian: *gwel- ?

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *ɣʷaĺhă-

References: ОСНЯ 1, 308, МССНЯ 372; ND 866 *kUḷV (+ Chad.).

Eurasiatic: *KuĺV

Meaning: to hide, secret

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *k(')ēl-

Altaic: *ki̯oĺa (?*k`-)

Kartvelian: *ḳwel-

Dravidian: *Kōḷ-

References: ОСНЯ 1, 328-329, МССНЯ 368; ND 1060 *Ḳohĺü 'to hide, deceive, tell a lie' (+ WChad., Arab.). Cf. *q̇VlPV?

Eurasiatic: *kUlV

Meaning: throat, to swallow

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gʷele- (also *gʷel- throat)

Altaic: ? PTM *kōl- drink, Mong. *qoɣula 'food' [all perhaps = *kogĺu 'pipe, chimney; throat'] (or rather PTM *kōl- = Mong. kölbü-)

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: (rather here PCK *-hiɫi- 'drink')

Comments: Cf. *ḳVlV.

Eurasiatic: *KulV ?

Meaning: fall down

Uralic: *kulV

Dravidian: *kūl-

Comments: ? Cf. 35 (or rather 928). - or 1345.

References: МССНЯ 351, ОСНЯ 1, 358.

Eurasiatic: *kUmV

Meaning: sand, thin snow

Altaic: *ki̯umo ( ~ -i̯o-)

Uralic: *kumV

Kartvelian: ? *gim-

Dravidian: Tam.-Tulu *gum- 'mud' (SDR 1524)

References: МССНЯ 362; ND 1066a *ḲumV 'sand' (part. Alt. + Ur. + ??Chad.).

Eurasiatic: *kUmV

Meaning: hollow

Altaic: *kúmi ( ~ -o-)

Uralic: *kOmV

References: ND 886 *ko/umV 'sth. hollow' (+ Arab.).

Eurasiatic: *KUmV

Meaning: a k. of insect

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *kem- ? (cf. also *kamAr- 434)

Altaic: *kumi ( ~ -o-,-i̯u-) (cf. also *ki̯uma 847, *kajamV 700)

Uralic: *kumVḷV ~ *kamVḷV (by Redei confused with *kupla 'bubble')

Eskimo-Aleut: *kumaɣ

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: Chuk. *kǝmʁǝ 'worm, grass flea'; *qujmǝ-; *kĕmeke

Comments: Most probably more than one root, but with a great deal of confusion. In Esk. also *quma 'threadworm'.

References: ND 887 *k[u]mV(ḷV) 'stinging insect' (Alt. *kumi : Ur. : SH).

Eurasiatic: *kuNṭV

Meaning: rump, buttocks

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *kuŋt`V ( ~ -o-)

Uralic: *konV

Kartvelian: ? *kon-

Dravidian: *kunṭ- (cf. also *kud_uŋ 'thigh')

Eskimo-Aleut: *quŋǝr-(a-) (*quŋru-) ~ *quŋǝv- (*quŋvu-) ?

References: Bomhard 1996, 171. For Kartv. cf. rather Drav. *kanḍ- 'piece of flesh' (which Dolg. ND 646a *gaŋV compares with Alt. *kuŋt`V - but these are most probably separate roots). Cf. ND 1078b *Ḳ[U]ǹV 'back, rear' (Alt. + Drav. + Ural.).

Eurasiatic: *kUnV

Meaning: clothes

Altaic: *kòna(-kV)

Kartvelian: *kun-

Eurasiatic: *kuńV ?

Meaning: moth

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *kúńe

Uralic: *koje ~ *koja (cf. also *kije ~ *küje 'snake')

Kartvelian: *kinkL-

References: МССНЯ 349, ОСНЯ 1, 298-299; ND 971 *kU[ʕ]yV 'larva, worm' (Alt., Ur. + very dubious IE and Afar).

Eurasiatic: *kUŋ[d]V

Meaning: to harm, break

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *gʷedh- ( = *gʷendh-)

Altaic: *kòŋti ( ~ -e, *ki̯uŋtu)

References: ND 904 *koNdE 'to harm, spoil' ( + some Om. and Cush.). But IE *gʷedh- may be rather < *ḳUdV (cf. Bomhard).

Eurasiatic: *kuŋi

Meaning: child

Altaic: *kuŋi

Dravidian: *kuń-

References: Cf. PAA *kɔ:n 'child', Thai khon.A person.

Eurasiatic: *kuŋV

Meaning: belly, heart

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *kúŋe (*kújŋe)

Uralic: *kunV

Dravidian: *gunḍ-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *kinŭ 'navel' (?; cf. also *kǝniŋvǝ- 'meat')

References: ND 1078a *ḲuǹV 'belly, chest'.

Eurasiatic: *Kupsa

Meaning: to extinguish

Indo-European: *gʷes-

Altaic: *gi̯ū̀p`a

Uralic: *kupsa (cf. also *kipe(-ńV) 'spark'?)

References: МССНЯ 335, ОСНЯ 1, 311; ND 916 *kuP_sa 'to extinguish, exhaust' ( + Sem. *kby/w).

Eurasiatic: *kUṗV

Meaning: a k. of berry

Indo-European: *keub-

Altaic: *ki̯ùp`u

Kartvelian: *ḳupxa (*ḳwapx-)

References: ND 985 *[ḳ]uʔbE 'thorn' (IE + incorr. Kartv., Alt. + Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *KurcV ( ~ -c`-)

Meaning: scales, bark

Indo-European: *krus-

Kartvelian: *kurć-

References: ND 934 *kURcV ( + Sem.); 1190 *ḲäR[ʔ]us/šV 'to congeal' (+ Sem., Chad.).

Eurasiatic: *kUrmV

Meaning: eye pus, tear

Indo-European: *gʷrem-

Altaic: *ki̯urumV

Kartvelian: *kremL-

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *Kurs(w)V

Meaning: ankle, heel

Indo-European: *k'rūs-

Kartvelian: *kurs-

Dravidian: SDr *guraC- 'horse's hoof'

References: Климов 1964, 147-148. ND 1168 *ḳ[ü]ru-ɣVcV 'shin' compares Kartv. *ḳurćx- which is probably < NC *ḳwar(V)čV. ND 1191 *ḳ[ü]RVśu/ülV 'bottom (bone) of the foot' (Kartv. *kurs- + Sem.).