Number: 1208
Proto: *äje
English meaning: big; father
German meaning: gross; Vater
Finnish: äijä 'man, guy', dial. äijä(n) 'many', äiji 'Grossvater'
Estonian: äi, gen.äia, äie 'Grossvater, Schwiegervater'
Saam (Lapp): ag'gja (N) 'grandfather, old man, fellow', ājja (Kld.), adjā (L)
Udmurt (Votyak): aj, ajị̑ (S, K, G) 'father', ajǝ̑ 'Männchen'
Komi (Zyrian): aj 'father, grandfather' (Peč., P, PO), ajka (S, P, PO) 'Vater des Mannes, Gatte'
Sammalahti's version: *äjjä
K. Redei's notes: Komi > Mansi ɔ̄jka 'Ehemann', Komi or Mansi > Khanty ɔjka 'alt Mann, Greis'
Addenda: Kar. äijä 'many', Olon. äijä,äijü
