Number: 740
Proto: *päre
English meaning: small piece; splinter
German meaning: kleines Stück; Span
Finnish: päre (gen. päreen) 'Span, Kienspan' ( > Saam. N bǣrâ -rrâg- 'splinter, chip', L pǟra, T pier', -rreɣ, Kld. Not. piar', -rraɣ 'Span, Kienspan') ? [cf. also pira 'Splitter, Krume, Brocken' - rejected by Redei]
Estonian: peerg (gen. peeru), pirg (gen. piru) 'Kienspan' [but cf. Finn. pirkale 'Splitter'] ?
Mari (Cheremis): (pǝrt (KB), pǝ̑rt (U) 'Krümchen, Bißchen' - rejected by Redei)
Udmurt (Votyak): pi̮ri̮ (S), pǝ̑ri (K) 'Brocken, Krume', pi̮ri̮ (J M), pri (Uf.) 'Krümchen, Bißchen' ?
Komi (Zyrian): pi̮rig (Lu.), pi̮ri̮g (S) 'Stückchen, Brocken, Krümchen' ?
Khanty (Ostyak): pĕr (V DN) 'Krümchen, Bröckchen, Span' ( > ? Mansi -pǝr) ?
Mansi (Vogul): pār (P), pɔ̄̈r (VS) 'Krümchen' (in comp.) ?
Hungarian: (piri, pirike, pirinkó (dial.) 'klein, winzig' - rejected by Redei)
