Comments:ССЕ 268. A good phonetic match is Kott. d́ōš 'luck', although the semantics is highly questionable. Ket is the source of the isolated Nenets (Purov dialect) ḷōs 'vagina' (possibly, through Selkup as an intermediary, see Хелимский КС 245). Werner 2, 15 <*ʎos / *ʎot>.
Proto-Yenisseian:*ŕuń-
Meaning:grayling
Ket:ĺūń, pl. ĺuna:ŋ3
Yug:luń, pl. lune:ŋ3
Comments:ССЕ 268. Werner 2, 16 <*luń>.
Proto-Yenisseian:*ŕūd- ( ~ -ǯ-)
Meaning:herd
Ket:ĺu:ŕe4 (Kur.), pl. ĺūŕeŋ1; Bak., Sur. ĺu:dǝ4 / ĺudǝ4, pl. ĺūdǝŋ1; South. ĺuŕ4, pl. ĺūŕeŋ1
Comments:Werner 2, 156, 182. In КС... the word was derived from *sǝG- 'heavy', but the disappearance of -G- is unclear, and Werner (2, 221) must be right in separating this root.
Comments:ССЕ 270. On the variation of š / č in this root (and some others) in Kottish see КС 154. Werner 2, 162 <*t'agaʎ / *sagaʎ>. The stem is no doubt derived from PY *siG 'night' q. v.
Proto-Yenisseian:*sagdV
Meaning:boot
Ket:śagdi5, pl. śagdeŋ5
Comments:ССЕ 270. The word is rendered in Late Old Chinese as *sāk-dāk 'boot' and is probably of Iranian origin (MPers. mōčak saxtak 'a boot made of worked leather'), see Pulleyblank 1962, 243. Werner 2, 178 tries to analyze the word as śaq- 'heel' + dɨʔ 'hat' which is phonetically implausible (why velar -g-?).
Comments:ССЕ 270. The stem contains the body part suffix -Vʒ; without it cf. *saG-bul > *saq-pul 'heel' (Ket North. sapqɔĺ6, Yug saxpɨl6); *saG-tVʔVǯ 'to trample' ( = 'beat with the heel') > Ket saqtet5, Yug saxtet́5. The Kott. form is probably a further compound *šugai + hēči 'footwear'. Werner 2, 221 agrees with the reconstruction *saG- and with uniting all the above forms in principle, but, as usually, derives the Ket-Yug form from *śʌq- 'heel' + aʔt 'bone' which is obviously not the case.
Proto-Yenisseian:*sak- (~-x-)
Meaning:coddled, pampered (child)
Ket:saɣej6 (Werner 2, 156 ságej, 181 śáɣej)
Yug:sagéj
Comments:ССЕ 270. Werner 2, 156, 181-182 (without reconstruction).
