Number: 796
Proto: *pojka
English meaning: son, boy
German meaning: Sohn, Knabe
Finnish: poika 'Sohn, Knabe' ( > Saam. L påihka 'Junge, Bursche'); poja, poju 'Kindchen'
Estonian: poeg (gen. poja) 'Sohn; Junges'
Mordovian: bujo, pijo (E) 'Enkelkind' ?
Mari (Cheremis): pü-erɣǝ (KB JU) 'Mannsperson, Knabe' ?
Udmurt (Votyak): pi (S G) 'Kind, Junges; Sohn, Bursche'
Komi (Zyrian): pi (S) 'Sohn, Knabe', pia.n (PO) 'Junges'
Khanty (Ostyak): păɣ (V), păχ (DN O) 'Knabe, Sohn'
Mansi (Vogul): püw (TJ KU P), piɣ (Sö.) 'Sohn, Knabe; Junges'
Hungarian: fiú, fi (acc. fiút, PxSg3P fia) 'Sohn, Knabe, Kind, Junges'
Sammalahti's version: *poji
