Number: 277
Proto: *kečä
English meaning: ring, circle
German meaning: Kreis, Ring, Reifen
Finnish: kehä 'Kreis, Ring' ( > Saam. N geha ~ gähe 'unfinished loghouse (without doors, windows, roof)'
Estonian: keha 'Körper, Rumpf; Gefäß, Geschirr'
Saam (Lapp): (kes, kesa (S) 'gyrus, circus' - rejected by Redei because of vocalism)
Mordovian: či (E), ši (M) 'Sonne, Tag'
Mari (Cheremis): kečǝ (KB), kećǝ̑ (U), keče (B)
Udmurt (Votyak): ki̮č, ki̮š (S), kǝ̑š (K) 'Schlinge, Schleife'
Komi (Zyrian): ki̮č (S) 'Ohrring; Mondhof, Sonnenring; Schlinge', køč (PO) 'Ring'
Khanty (Ostyak): kö̆č (V) 'Ring am Ende des Dchneeschuhstabes; Mündungsreifen des Beutelnetzes, der Reuse'
Mansi (Vogul): küš (TJ), kis (KU), kiš (P), kis (So.) 'Reif', tōrėm-kistiläp (K) 'Regenbogen', kis (N) 'Reifen, Bogen'
Hungarian: (same as in *kećV)
Selkup: (k͔oč (N) 'Ohrring' - rejected by Redei because of vocalism)
Sammalahti's version: FP *keččä
