Number: 437
Proto: *kuśka (*kośka)
English meaning: dry; to become dry
German meaning: trocken; trocken werden
Saam (Lapp): gǫikes -i'ka(s)-, attr. gǫi'kĕ (N) 'dry, emaciated', gǫi'ki- (N) 'dry up; drink up', kåihkēs, attr. kåi'hkē (L) 'trocken', kåi'hkå- (L) 'trocknen, durstig sein', košk, košḳɛ (T), koišk (Kld.), košk, koškes (Not. A) 'trocken, dürr', koški̊- (T), koške- (Kld.), kōške- (Not.) 'dürr werden, trocknen'
Mordovian: kośke (E), kośkä (M) 'trocken, dürr', kośke- (E), kośko- (M) 'trocknen'
Mari (Cheremis): koške- (KB U B) 'trocknen' (intr.), košte- (tr.)
Udmurt (Votyak): kwaś (K) 'es seicht (Wasser) ( > Mari KB kuaš 'Sandbank', M kuas, C Č kuakš), kwaśt- (S K), kwaśtị̑- (G) 'trocknen, dörren' (tr.), kwaśmi- (S K), kwaśmị̑- (G) 'trocknen, verdorren' (intr.)
Komi (Zyrian): koś (P) 'мель, суша', kośmi̮- (S P), ko̯śmi̮- (SO) 'trocken werden', kośti̮- (S P), ku.śti- (PO) 'trocknen' (tr.)
Nenets (Yurak): χāsūj (O), kīsūj (Lj) 'trocken', χāsā- (O) 'trocken werden'
Enets (Yen): kasua (Ch.), kasue (B) 'trocken, dürr', kaso (B) 'seicht', kasua- (Ch.), kasue- (B) 'trocken werden'
Nganasan (Tawgi): kośụa 'trocken', kojụʔ-, kosaju- 'trocken werden', kósaraʔa- 'trocknen'
Selkup: kuuska (Ke. OO) 'seicht'
Kamass: koʔ-, kō- 'trocknen' ?
Janhunen's version: (61) *kos'ki6
Sammalahti's version: *kos'ki6
Addenda: ? Koib. котурбе 'сухой'; ? Mot. калехъ; ? Taig. kálu
