Number: 1169
Proto: *witte
English meaning: five
German meaning: fünf
Finnish: viisi (gen. viiden) 'fünf'
Estonian: viis (gen. viie)
Saam (Lapp): vit'tâ-đ- (N) 'five', viht(t)a (L), vi̊tt (T Kld.), vīht, viht (Not.), vitt (A)
Mordovian: vet́e, vät́ä (E), vet́ä (M)
Mari (Cheremis): wǝc (KB), wić (U B), wǝzǝt (KB), wizǝ̑t (U)
Udmurt (Votyak): vit́ (G)
Komi (Zyrian): vit (S P PO)
Khanty (Ostyak): wet (V DN O)
Mansi (Vogul): ät (TJ), ǟt (KU P), at (So.)
Hungarian: öt
Nenets (Yurak): jūʔ (O), jūt (Nj.) 'zehn' ? [ŋuda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]
Enets (Yen): biuʔ ? [uda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]
Nganasan (Tawgi): bīʔ ? [jütü 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]
Selkup: kȫtʔ (TaU), kȫt (KeM Ty.) ? [uty 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]
Kamass: bjǝʔn ? [uda 'Hand' - rejected by Redei]
Janhunen's version: (124) *wit/tti
Sammalahti's version: *wit/tti
Addenda: Koib. bet, bi 'zehn'; Mot, bi id.; Karag. tjutt id.; Taig. dschûn id. ?
