Number: 956
Proto: *śawŋa
English meaning: pole, stick
German meaning: Stab, Stange
Finnish: sauva 'Stab, Stock, Knüttel', sauvoin 'Stange' ( > Saam. N sāvvuŏnN 'Bootstange'), sauvakko 'Stecken, Stange' ( > Saam. N savvak 'each of the upright thin poles on the framework for hay'), sauvo- 'einen Kahn staken'
Estonian: sau (gen. saua) (dial., veralt.) 'Stab, Stock'
Saam (Lapp): čaw'gŋe -wŋ- (N) 'each of the more prominent poles in the roof of a lath gamme', čavbme, čavme (Friis) 'quatuor tigna incurvata, quorum bina in anteriore, bina in posteriore parte tugurii una cum canteriis tectum sustinent'
Khanty (Ostyak): sŏɣ (V), sĕw (DN) 'Stab', suw (O) 'Treibstange für Rentiere'
Mansi (Vogul): suw (So.) 'Stab', sūw (N) 'Treibstange, Skistab'
