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Цезская этимология :
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Працезский: *nek̥1̇V-
Значение: 1 blue 2 green 3 grey
Цезский: niga 1,3
Гинухский: nik-diju 1,2,3
Комментарии: PTsKh *nek̥1̇V-.
cezet-prnum,cezet-meaning,cezet-cez,cezet-gin,cezet-comment,
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Севернокавказская этимология :
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PROTO: *nHǟƛ̣_wV̆
MEANING: blue; (blue metal) > iron
COMMENT: A very interesting common NC root. The original meaning 'dark, blue' in several subgroups developped to 'blue metal' > 'iron' (on the possible explanation of this semantic change see above, in the WC section). The PN form meaning 'iron' (*ɦāχḳi) can be explained best of all if we suppose a laryngeal prefix : *nHǟƛ̣_wV̆ 'blue' - *h-nǟƛ̣_ū (or *h-ǟnƛ̣_wV̆) 'blue thing, metal' (cf. the same archaic derivational model in the pair *mĭʒ_V 'sweet' - *H-mĭʒ_ū 'sweet thing, honey'). In that case we can also relate here (from the derived noun) a local EC root meaning 'horseshoe' (the semantic development is natural: cf. numerous cases like Darg. meχ 'iron; horseshoe' etc.): PTs *heƛ(u) A: Tsez., Gin. hiƛu (PTsKh *heƛu); Gunz., Bezht. heƛ (PGB *heƛ); PL *Häƛ̣:(a), reconstructed on basis of a relic form: Rut. äg 'horseshoe'.
Finally, another derivate from the same root may be PEC *nɦäƛ̣_wV 'gadfly, horsefly' (possibly as a "blue insect") q.v.
See Trubetzkoy 1922, 241 (Lak.-Arch.).
caucet-prnum,caucet-meaning,caucet-nakh,caucet-cez,caucet-lak,caucet-lezg,caucet-abad,caucet-comment,
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Нахская этимология :
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Протонахский: *ɦāχḳ́i > *ɦāhḳ́i
Значение: iron
Чеченский: ēčig
Ингушский: äšk
Бацбийский: ʕajhḳĭ
Комментарии: 3d class in all languages. The word has a complicated phonetic history. The original form *ɦāχḳi was already in PN transformed (through assimilation) into *ɦāhḳ́i, which is directly reflected in Bacb. ʕajhḳĭ (notation of Kadagidze; Matsiyev has ajħḳ, and Desheriyev - ʕajħḳ). In Checheno-Ingush the word obtained a common diminutive suffix *-ḳ: *ɦāhḳ́i-ḳ, with further (regular) palatalisation > *ʔāč̣iḳ. This form, with assimilation and reduction, yielded Chech. ēčig (obl. äčka- < *ʔāčiḳe-) and Ing. äšk.
nakhet-prnum,nakhet-meaning,nakhet-che,nakhet-ing,nakhet-bcb,nakhet-comment,
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Лакская этимология :
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Лакский корень: naIḳ-
Значение: blue
Лакская форма: naIḳ-s:a
Комментарий: Cf. Khosr. naIḳ-s:a id.
laket-prnum,laket-meaning,laket-lak,laket-comment,
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Лезгинская этимология :
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Пралезгинский: *naIƛ̣:(ʷ)V- ( ~-ä-)
Значение: blue
Арчинский: naIL-du-
Комментарий: In Arch. -L- regularly < -ƛ̣:- through assimilation (cf. in the predicative function naIƛ̣:; naIƛ̣ as 'to make blue', naIƛ̣ kes 'to become blue' etc.).
lezget-prnum,lezget-meaning,lezget-arc,lezget-comment,
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Абхазо-адыгская этимология :
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Празападнокавказский: *ƛ̣ʷV
Значение: 1 blue, green 2 iron
Абхазский: á-ječ̣̌a 1
Абазинский: jač̣ʷa 1
Адыгейский: ʁʷǝč̣ǝ 2
Кабардинский: ʁʷǝṣ́ 2
Убыхский: wǝc̣ʷá 2
Комментарии: PAK *ja-c̣ʷa (with a frequent pronominal prefix); PAK *ʁʷǝč̣ǝ́. The PAK and Ub. form reflect a PWC compound *ʁ́Iʷǝ-ƛ̣ʷV, where the first part is *ʁ́Iʷǝ 'copper, metal (in general)' (q.v.). The need to see a colour name in the second part of the AK and Ub. compound is obvious: both in AK and Ub. the name of iron forms part of an opposition - in AK *ʁʷa-pʎá 'metal' + 'red' = 'copper, red copper' : *ʁʷǝ-č̣ǝ́ 'metal' + '?' = 'iron'. In Ub. wǝ-sʷá 'metal' + 'white' = 'copper, bronze' : wǝ-c̣ʷá 'metal' + '?' = 'iron'. If we assume that the Ub. and AK words for 'iron' are genetically related (certainly, the theory of Ub. wǝc̣ʷá being an Adygh loanword, see Shagirov 1, 140, can not be considered seriously), the correspondence PAK *č̣ : Ub. c̣ʷ is unambiguously pointing to the PWC lateral labialised *ƛ̣ʷ, for which the expected PAT correspondence is *c̣ʷ - and we find it in PAT *ja-c̣ʷa 'blue'.
The concept of iron being a "blue metal" is by no means strange: it goes back to one of the earliest varieties of tempered iron (steel), which was in Greek called kúanos (cyan) and was dark-blue in colour (on the etymology of this word and the related Hitt. kuwanna- see under *kwɨ̄wV). We must also mention the widespread Caucasian myth about the birth of the cultural hero from a blue stone - which metaphorically depicts the ritual of tempering iron (see in greater detail Ardzinba 1985).
In view of all this the theory of Yakovlev (1941, 140-141), Shagirov (1, 140-141) who tried to explain PAK *ʁʷǝč̣ǝ́ as "dried (ʁʷǝ-) earth (č̣ǝ)" must be obviously taken as a folk etymology. Far more right was Abdokov (1973, 48) who thought the AK and Ubykh words genetically related and explained *ʁʷǝ- as "metal" and *-č̣ǝ as a colour-name. He proposed to consider the second part as "grey", not specifying, however, what particular root he had in mind (thus invoking Shagirov's criticism). Shagirov is right, indeed, that PAK *č̣́ǝxʷǝ 'light-blue, pale' (Ad. č̣́ǝfǝ, Kab. ṣ́ǝxʷ) can not be involved (it has č̣́, not č̣). For Ubykh Abdokov probably meant the root present in Ub. cʷa-bá 'greyish' - which is actually possible (note a quite analogous variation c̣ʷ / cʷ in the Ub. reflexes of PWC *ƛ̣ʷV 'earth' q.v.).
There is more to be said about the hypothetical PWC *ʁ́Iʷǝƛ̣ʷV 'iron'. Since several authors relate the Hatti language to WC (see, e.g., Ivanov 1985), it seems very tempting to relate *ʁ́Iʷǝƛ̣ʷV to the attested Hatti name for 'iron', χap/walki (with χVw- rendering *ʁ́Iʷ- and -lk- rendering the lateral -ƛ̣-), borrowed in Hurrian as χabalgi, and further - Greek khalkó-s, Balto-Slav. *geleǵ- etc. (see Starostin 1985).
abadet-prnum,abadet-meaning,abadet-abk,abadet-aba,abadet-adg,abadet-kab,abadet-ubk,abadet-comment,
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Сино-кавказская этимология :
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Прасинокавказский: *nHǟ́ƛ̣wV̆
Значение: dark, blue
Комментарии и ссылки: The semantic connection of 'blue' and 'iron' is found in PNC *nHǟƛ̣_wV̆ 'blue; (blue metal) > iron' and Bsq *urdi-n 'blue, gray', *burdina 'iron'. It is uncertain whether this association existed already in the ancestor of Bsq and NC, or developed independently. If original, the word may have referred to rare, and expensive, meteoric iron.
sccet-meaning,sccet-prnum,sccet-cauc,sccet-stib,sccet-basq,sccet-notes,
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Синотибетская этимология :
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Прасинотибетский: *nǝk ( ~ -a-)
Значение: black, dark
Тибетский: nag, gnag black, nog very dark, deep-black.
Бирманский: nak be dark, LB *nak.
Качинский: (H) git-na black mould (git).
Лушей: KC *nak (?).
Комментарии: Atong -nak; Moshang, Namsangia -nyak; Trung naʔ1. Sh. 38, 430; Ben. 88, 102. Coblin 45 compares OCh. 慝 *snhǝ̄k evil.
stibet-prnum,stibet-meaning,stibet-tib,stibet-burm,stibet-kach,stibet-lush,stibet-comments,
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Баскская этимология :
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PROTO: *urdi-n, *burdina (or *b=urdina)
MEANING: 1 blue 2 gray (haired) 3 turbid, murky (water) 4 mold, mildew 5 dirty 6 fine, satiny (tint) 7 iron
ARB: burnia 7
BZK: urdin 1, 2, 4, 6, burdiña, burriña 7, (arc) burnia, burdĩa 7
GIP: urdin 1, 2, burnia 7
ANV: urdin 1, 2, 4, burdiña, burriña 7
BNV: urdin 1, 2, 4, 5, burdina, burdiña 7
SAL: urdin 3, 5, burriña, burña 7
LAB: urdin 1, 2, burdina 7
BZT: burdine 7
AZK: burdina 7
ZBR: urdin 1, 2, 3, bürdǘña 7
RNC: urdin 1, 2, 3, 5, burduña, burruña, burña 7
COMMENTS: The connection of 'blue' and 'iron' is also found in PNC *nHǟƛ̣_wV̆ 'blue; (blue metal) > iron', in this analysis cognate (by metathesis) with the Bsq words here.
basqet-prnum,basqet-meaning,basqet-arb,basqet-bzk,basqet-gip,basqet-anv,basqet-bnv,basqet-sal,basqet-lab,basqet-bzt,basqet-azk,basqet-zbr,basqet-rnc,basqet-comments,
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Глобальные этимологии :
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"Борейский" (гипот.): NVLV
Значение: black, dark
Евразийский: Drav. *nal- 'black'
Примечания: Cf. *ƛVŋV?
globet-meaning,globet-nostr,globet-scc,globet-notes,
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