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Proto-Eskimo: *caʁǝvǝ-
Meaning: to collapse, to be a strong current
Russian meaning: обрушиваться, иметь сильное течение
Proto-Yupik: *caʁ(ǝ)vǝ-, *caʁi-
Proto-Inupik: *caʁ(ǝ)va-ʁ-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 71
Proto-Eskimo: *caʁliɣa-
Meaning: child, pup, young with mother
Russian meaning: ребенок, щенок, детеныш с матерью
Proto-Yupik: *caʁliɣa-
Proto-Inupik: *caʁlia-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 71
Proto-Eskimo: *caʁu-miɣ
Meaning: left
Russian meaning: левый
Proto-Yupik: *caʁu-miɣ
Proto-Inupik: *caumiɣ
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 71
Proto-Eskimo: *caHunǝʁ (~ -ŋ-, -r-)
Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology
Meaning: bone
Russian meaning: кость
Proto-Inupik: *caunǝʁ
Proto-Eskimo: *caja-ɣ
Meaning: strong
Russian meaning: сильный, крепкий
Proto-Yupik: *caja(ɣ)-
Proto-Inupik: *caja-ɣ
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 73
Proto-Eskimo: *cajɣu
Meaning: anything near entrance
Russian meaning: что-либо у входа
Proto-Yupik: *cajɣu
Proto-Inupik: *caiɣu (~ -ʁ-)
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 63
Proto-Eskimo: *caju-ɣ-, -ʁ-
Meaning: to tug, to tremble, to dance
Russian meaning: тянуть, дергать, дрожать, танцевать
Proto-Yupik: *caju-ɣ-, -ʁ-
Proto-Inupik: *caju-ɣ-, -ʁ-
Comments: It is possible to separate these forms in two roots here: 'dance' and 'to pull, to tug, to tremble'. However, both phonetically and semantically semantically (cf. Eng. 'shake (n.)' = 'name of a dance') these roots seem to be connected to each other and can be traced to a single proto-meaning 'to shake, to tug'.
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 73
Proto-Eskimo: *cakǝv-, *cakvǝ-
Meaning: to tan by scraping
Russian meaning: выделывать кожу скребком
Proto-Yupik: *cak[ǝv]-tǝ-, *cakvǝ-ɣ-
Proto-Inupik: *cakiv-tǝ-, *cakǝu-ɣ-
Comments: Cf. *cak(i)-, *cakvǝ- 'hard, difficult' also to work hard'.
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 65
Proto-Eskimo: *caki
Meaning: relative by marriage, in-law
Russian meaning: свойственник
Proto-Yupik: *caki
Proto-Inupik: *caki
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 65
Proto-Eskimo: *cak(i)-, *cakvǝ-
Meaning: hard, difficult
Russian meaning: трудный, мучительный
Proto-Yupik: *cak-(nǝʁ-), *cakvǝ-
Proto-Inupik: *caki- (-ʁ-na-ʁ-), *cakuuɣ-
Comments: Cf. *cakǝv-, *cakvǝ- 'to tan by scraping' in sence 'to work hard'.
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 64
Proto-Eskimo: *cakima- (~ -ŋ-)
Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology
Meaning: chest, rib cage
Russian meaning: грудь, грудная клетка
Proto-Yupik: *cakima- (~ -ŋ-)
Proto-Inupik: *caki(m)a-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 65
Proto-Eskimo: *cakmǝ-
Meaning: that, toward exit, downriver (obscured)
Russian meaning: тот, у входа, вниз по течению (неясный)
Proto-Yupik: *cakǝm-na (*cakǝm-kurǝ, *cakǝm-(r)um, *cakm-ani)
Proto-Inupik: *cakǝm-na (*cakǝm-kua, *cakǝm-ruma, *cakm-ani)
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 457
Proto-Eskimo: *ca/u-li
Meaning: more, also, still
Russian meaning: еще
Proto-Yupik: *cali
Proto-Inupik: *culi
Comments: A derivative from the base *ca-ŋu- (-ra, -na) 'what'.
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 90
Proto-Eskimo: *caɫa-
Meaning: to relax
Russian meaning: расслабляться
Proto-Yupik: *caɫa-
Proto-Inupik: *cala-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
Proto-Eskimo: *caɫǝ- (-ɣ-)
Meaning: to sweep, to be clean
Russian meaning: мести, подметать, быть чистым
Proto-Yupik: *caɫ[i]ɣ-
Proto-Inupik: *calǝ-ɣ-, *cal-uma-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
Proto-Eskimo: *caɫi- (-ɣ-)
Meaning: to scrape hair off, to cut with scissors
Russian meaning: выскребать волосы, стричь
Proto-Yupik: *caɫiɣ-
Proto-Inupik: *cali-(-ɣ)-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
Proto-Eskimo: *caɫm-aɣ
Meaning: patch
Russian meaning: заплата
Proto-Yupik: *caɫmaɣ
Proto-Inupik: *calvu- ~ *calɣu-
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
Proto-Eskimo: *caluv-
Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology
Meaning: to tan skin, thin, dried, lean
Russian meaning: выделывать кожу, тонкий, высохший, тощий
Proto-Yupik: *caluɣ-
Proto-Inupik: *caluɣ- (-m-), *callu
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
Proto-Eskimo: *camǝ-
Meaning: down there, below, outdoors
Russian meaning: внизу, ниже, у моря
Proto-Yupik: *camǝ-
Proto-Inupik: *cam-na (*sap-kua, *cav-ruma, *cam-ani)
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 458
Proto-Eskimo: *cana-
Meaning: to carve, to fabricate
Russian meaning: резать по кости, выделывать
Proto-Yupik: *cana-ʁ-
Proto-Inupik: *cana-, *canna-nt
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary: 66
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