Meaning:a k. of net ("пущальня"); to set up (a net)
Ket:unǝŋ5,6, pl. unaɣǝn5, ūń (v.)
Yug:u:ń (v.)
Comments:ССЕ 199. Yug has a very rare -ń (incorrect recording?). Werner 2, 348 explains the form unǝŋ as a compound with *pǝʔŋ 'net' - which is in fact quite possible (*ʔuʔun-paʔŋ), but does not explain why "die Rekonstruktion *ʔuʔun bleibt deshalb fraglich".
Proto-Yenisseian:*ʔuʔǯ- (~x-)
Meaning:rump
Ket:uʔt, pl. uŕeŋ5; Б.,С. pl. udǝŋ5
Yug:uʔt́, pl. ud́iŋ5
Comments:ССЕ 200. Werner 2, 376 <*uʔt́>. Probably of Turkic origin (Tuv. uža etc.)
Kottish:ulái, pl. ulajaŋ (cf. also ulai "by the side of", ulār 'side')
Comments:ССЕ 200-201. As in several other cases, the stem contains a body part suffix -Vʒ. The original meaning is definitely "bone of the side" ( = "rib"), cf. the semantics in Kottish. Werner's (2, 338) analysis of the word as *ugǝl-aʔt (in our reconstruction would be *ʔuʔul-aʔd) "smooth bone" is quite unlikely - both for semantic (a highly improbable development "smooth bone" > "rib") and phonetic reasons: Kott. ulai can only go back to *ʔuĺaʒ, and never - to *ʔuĺad. Non-initial *-d- yields Kott. -r-, as shown (definitively) in КС 148 - including the very root for "bone" PY *ʔaʔd (q.v.), reflected in Kottish as araŋ 'limb'. We do in fact have a Kottish formation ulār - but it means only "side" and thus can in no way be derived from "smooth bone", being rather another old derivative from the primary root *ʔuĺ- "bone (of the side)".
Comments:ССЕ 200. Werner 2, 332 says that one should rather think of a compound with *xur1 'water' (*uʎ in Werner's notation) - which is absolutely precluded by the Arin form - cf. oĺau 'bladder' vs. kul 'water'.
Comments:ССЕ 201. Werner 2, 334 regards the word as *xur1 + *ʔāχ- 'water sack', which is theoretically not excluded - but most probably just another folk etymology, based on the resemblance with uĺ 'water'.
Comments:ССЕ 201. Werner 2, 331. The inner Yenisseian analysis suggests a compound *xur1 'water' + *jVʔra 'insect, bug' - which, as in many cases, is probably a folk etymology considering the external evidence.
Comments:ССЕ 201. Werner 2, 364, 366-367, 376 (without reconstruction and not connecting the Ket and Kott. forms). On the relationship with Ket. uśka 'back' see under *suga.
