Number: 44
Proto: *äŋV
English meaning: chin
German meaning: Kinn (-backen, -lade)
Udmurt (Votyak): aŋ (S K) 'Backenbein, Kinnbacken'
Komi (Zyrian): an (Le. V P) 'Kinnlade, der Kiefer, Backenknochen, Kieme'
Khanty (Ostyak): äɣǝṇ (V), ȧŋǝn (DN O) 'Kinn'
Mansi (Vogul): īn (TČ), iɣǝn (KU), jēn (P), ēŋǝn (So.)
Nenets (Yurak): ńāŋū (O), ńīŋŋu (Nj.)
Enets (Yen): eu (Ch.), ńaŋu (B) 'Kinn, Backenknochen'
Selkup: aak͔al-lȋ (Ta.), aak͔a (Ke.), aak͔ai, ak͔ai (Čl.) 'Kinnlade'
Kamass: oŋo.j
Addenda: Koib. огой 'щеки', Mot. огойба 'щека', Taig. üŋüšta 'Kinn'
References: Stein.FgrVok. 41; Stein.FgrKons. 33, 34
