Number: 19
Proto: *aŋtV (*oŋtV)
English meaning: horn
German meaning: Horn
Khanty (Ostyak): ăŋǝt (V), oŋǝt (DN), aŋǝt (O) 'Horn'
Mansi (Vogul): ɛ̮̄ńt (TJ), ɔ̄̈ńt (KU), ē̮ńt (KO), ońt (P), āńt (So.)
Nenets (Yurak): ńāmt (O) 'Horn, Geweih (u. a. des Renntiers)'
Enets (Yen): eddo (Ch.), naddo (B)
Nganasan (Tawgi): ŋamta
Selkup: âamdǝ (Ta.), áamddэ (Ke.), aamd, amd (N) 'Horn, Geweih'
Kamass: amno
Addenda: Koib. amna 'Horn', mot. amdu
K. Reshetnikov's notes: Helimski's suggestion concerning Samoyed is really witty: indeed, the comparison of the Ugric word with Sam. *äŋtǝ 'edge (of a knife etc.)' is far better phonetically (and quite acceptable semantically). However, at present no alternative hypotheses about origin of Sam. *ämtǝ 'horn' can be suggested (~ Yukagir amun 'bone'?).
References: DEWO 144; Collinder, Comp.Gr. 132
