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Proto-Germanic: *mūxan-, *mukk=
Meaning: moo, shout
IE etymology: IE etymology
Dutch: mokken; dial. mokkel `zoen'
Middle Low German: mucken `mit halboffenem Munde reden'
Old High German: firmucken 'stumpfsinnig sein' (8.Jh.); irmuckazzen 'leise, mit halb geöffnetem Mund reden'; { muckazzen `leise reden, mucksen' }
Middle High German: { mūhen, mūgen, mūwen `brüllen' }
German: mucksen, mucken
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Proto-IE: *mūk-, *-g-
Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology
Meaning: to moo
Old Indian: muñjati, mojati (D.) `to give out a particular sound'
Old Greek: 1) mǖkáomai̯, aor. mükẹ̄̂n, pf. mémǖka `brüllen'; 2) mǘzdō, aor. mǘksai̯ `stöhnen, seufzen'; mügmó-s m. `das Stöhnen, der Seufzer', mükhmó-s `id.'
Slavic: *mɨ̄čā́tī, *mɨ̄kātī; *mūkātī
Germanic: *mūx-a- vb., *mukk=
Latin: mūgiō, -īre, -īvī `brüllen' (meist vom Rind); dröhnen (tuba), tosen', commūgentō `convocantō' Paul. Fest. 65, mūginārī `lat murmeln'
Other Italic: Umbr muieto `muttītum', mugatu `muttītō'
Russ. meaning: мычать
References: WP II 309 f
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Eurasiatic: *KudV
Meaning: to plait
Uralic: *kuδa
Dravidian: *kuḍ- 'plait, basket' (DEDR 1653)
References: ND 852 *kudV ~ *ḲudV 'to plait'.
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Number: 1355
Proto: *kuδa
> Nostratic: > Nostratic
English meaning: to weave, plait
German meaning: weben, flechten
Finnish: kuto- 'weben, flechten'
Estonian: kudu- 'weben, stricken, flechten'
Saam (Lapp): gǫđđe- -đ- (N) 'weave; knit', kåtē- (L) 'Netze stricken; Handschuhe häkeln od. stricken; Stoffe weben', koitte- (T Kld.), kōidde- (Not.) 'häkeln, stricken'
Mordovian: koda- (E M) 'weben, flechten, klöppeln'
Mari (Cheremis): koe- (KB), kue- (U B) 'weben'
Udmurt (Votyak): ki̮- (S), ku̇j-, kuj-, ku- (K), kuị̑- (G)
Komi (Zyrian): ki̮- (S), ki̮j- (P), ku̇.- (PO) 'weben, flechten; (Strümpfe) stricken; (Seil) drehen'
Sammalahti's version: *kuδa-
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