Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *sVjHV

Meaning: to sift

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *sēy-

Altaic: *săjgo

Uralic: *sokta ?

Comments: ? Same root as *cwVHV

Eurasiatic: *sVjV

Meaning: rotten, sour

Altaic: *suji ( ~ z-, si̯uju)

Uralic: *säje

References: МССНЯ 336, ND 2104 *säqyE 'matter, pus, gall' (Ur. + incorr. Alt. + Eg., Irq.). Cf. ST *chĭj 'thick fluid'.

Eurasiatic: *sVjwV

Meaning: to speak, shout

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *su̯ei- 'свистеть, звучать' (Pok. 1040-1041)

Altaic: *sa[jb]o

Uralic: *śoje

Kartvelian: *c̣w- ?? (see 559)

Comments: Or Alt. *sābV 'sign, word' (844).

References: МССНЯ 337, 342, ОСНЯ 1, 38; ND 2142 *śoyV 'sound' (+ Cush.).

Eurasiatic: *[s]VjwV

Meaning: sew, pierce

Indo-European: *seiu̯-, *si̯ū-

Altaic: *si̯ăbi

Uralic: *sije (*süje)

Kartvelian: *sw-

Comments: Expected *ś in Kartv.

References: ND 2768 *ʒü.yV 'fibre' (IE, Ur + Kartv. *ʒ́ua 'horsetail hair'?)

Eurasiatic: *[s]VKV

Meaning: nape, back

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *segsV

Kartvelian: ? Sv. šiq̇ 'back'

Dravidian: *Cu[g]-

Comments: ? Cf. Ur. *soja 'arm, sleeve' ?

References: ND 2024 *Süg[E] 'back of the neck, back'. Sv. šiq̇ is compared in ND 2095 with Ur. *säŋkV 'arm' (?; + Cush.). Cf. *CVgV.

Eurasiatic: *[s]VkV

Meaning: house, dwelling

Indo-European: (? *(s)t(h)eg-)

Altaic: *suk`ì ( ~ *š-, *z-, *sik`u)

Uralic: *ćokV-mV (ćoɣV-mV)

Kartvelian: *sqwen-

Comments: Initial correspondences unclear. Cf. PAA *saq- 'yard, house' or *sikʷ- 'dwell'.

Eurasiatic: *SVKV

Meaning: evening

Borean: Borean

Altaic: *sik`V ( ~ z-, -k-)

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *skʷiv-

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *sVkV

Meaning: a k. of fish

Indo-European: *sīk-, -g-

Altaic: *sàk`ò ( ~ z-) (cf. also *suku)

Uralic: *śäkä

References: Suggested by V. Glumov. (IE-Alt.)

Eurasiatic: *sVḳV

Meaning: to cut, split

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *sek-

Altaic: *soke ( ~ -i̯u-, -k`-) (also *sàk`a 1899)

Uralic: *śakkV (*śukkV)

Dravidian: ? NDR *coX 'to pluck' (191)

References: ND 2038 *s̄VḲV 'to carve, chisel' (IE + Chad.); 2190 *ŝäḳa 'split, cleave' (IE + Alt. *sak`a + Ur.).

Eurasiatic: *sVḳV ( ~ š-)

Meaning: juice, ferment

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *su̯okʷ-, *soukʷ-

Altaic: *săk`V

Comments: Cf. *[s]iKV

References: МССНЯ 366; ND 2193 *ŝ/śu(ʔa)ḲV(ŕV) 'resin, gum' (with dub. Ur.; on Drav. cf. *CiKV); 2697 *ẑUḲ[ü] 'juice' (IE + diff. Alt. + Irq.).

Eurasiatic: *sVḳV ( ~ š-)

Meaning: sacred place, luck

Indo-European: *sak(')-

Altaic: *sák`a ( ~ -k-, -o)

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *sVʎV(mV)

Meaning: heart

Borean: Borean

Altaic: Ewk. seleme

Uralic: *śiδä(-mV) (*śüδä(-mV)) [cf. also *śeδ́mä 'kidney']

Kartvelian: *śul- [in fact, only Georg. sul-]

Comments: [Hardly acceptable because of PU *-δ-; a better match for Ur. is perhaps PA *sít`ì ( ~ z-) 'to think, worry, be anxious').

References: МССНЯ 364; ND 2238 *ŝüẑʕä 'heart' (+ Cush.). [Relation to PA *zela has to be clarified].

Eurasiatic: *sVlḳV

Meaning: to slide

Indo-European: *slenkʷ-

Kartvelian: Georg. sliḳin- 'gleiten, glittern, rutschen'

References: ND 300 *ćoLḲV 'advance with effort' (IE - Kartv. with very weak Sem. and Drav. parallels).

Eurasiatic: *SVlV

Meaning: to move

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *sel- 'to jump, move' (Pok. 899)

Dravidian: *sal- (or with Alt. *salo 'to be separated)

Comments: Cf. also PIE *(s)k'el- (2537), Ur. *ćelV (Wichmann FUF) (ОСНЯ 1, 203 *ć̣elV, ND 337 *ć̣El̄V).

References: МССНЯ 339.

Eurasiatic: *SVlV

Meaning: slime

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *sleug'- etc.

Altaic: *sila

Uralic: *śiĺke (*śüĺke) (cf. also *śuδ́a )

Kartvelian: *slek-

Comments: Same root as *siLV? Cf. also *ʒaĺV.

References: МССНЯ 365; ND 2062 *śüĺ/ẑü(-kE) ~ *śil/ẑi(-kE) 'mucus, slime, saliva, to spit' (+ Bj.; ?+ Drav. *djol- 'saliva'); 2197 *ŝ[ü]LʕV ~ *ŝ[ü]ẑV 'dew' (+ Berb.).

Eurasiatic: *sVlV

Meaning: stand

Uralic: *salkV (cf. also *säle)

Dravidian: *sal- (?)

Comments: On the whole, rather shaky: cf. perhaps Alt. *zela 'be awake, live'? Or Alt. *si̯óle 'to put'? Or to *ʒ́wVlV 'quiet' ? Cf. also PIE *sAl- 'pass, send' ?

Eurasiatic: *sVlV

Meaning: quick, keen

Altaic: *si̯ōlu

Uralic: *siδ́V

Eurasiatic: *SVlwV

Meaning: a k. of bird

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *swAlw-

Uralic: *ŝ/śälwV 'hazel-grouse'

Dravidian: KoG *sāḷ- 'quail'

References: ND 2199 *ŝäl(V)wV 'a wild gallinaceous fowl'.

Eurasiatic: *sVl[w]V