Nostratic etymology : Query result

Eurasiatic: *wVĺV

Meaning: wind, cold

Altaic: *ŭĺi ( ~ -e)

Dravidian: *vaḷ-

Chukchee-Kamchatkan: *wъjaɫ- 'вьюга'

References: Alt. is hardly comparable with PIE *algh-, despite ND 36 *[ʔ]uĺ(g)a.

Eurasiatic: *wVlV

Meaning: to howl, cry

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: ? BSl. *wal- 'cry, call, speak'

Altaic: *ū́lo

Uralic: *wala

Dravidian: *ūḷ- (? + SDr *val-i- 'to sound')

References: ND 2473 *waHlV 'to cry, speak' (IE, SH, FU, SDr).

Eurasiatic: *wVĺV

Meaning: to pluck, tear

Indo-European: *wel(s)-

Altaic: *uĺe ( ~ -i)

Uralic: *woĺV

Kartvelian: Georg. a-vl- 'etwas einer Sache entlang ziehen'

Eskimo-Aleut: *ulur (-aʁ, -na-) ?

References: ND 2480 *`w[a]l(iy)V 'to draw, pull (out, off)' (with incorr. Alt.).

Eurasiatic: *wVlV

Meaning: good, new

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *wel-

Uralic: *wuδ́e

Eurasiatic: *wVĺV

Meaning: a k. of grass

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *wel[a]k-,*wl[ā]k- ?

Altaic: *ŭ̀ĺà ( ~ o-, i̯u-) (cf. also *oĺa )

Uralic: *woĺV (cf. also *olke )

Dravidian: *vel-V́k-

Eurasiatic: *wVmV

Meaning: to spit, vomit

Indo-European: *weme-

Dravidian: *um-

References: ND 2492 *wumHV ~ *humHV (+ Eg.).

Eurasiatic: *wV(n)CV

Meaning: full, all

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *wisw-

Uralic: *weńćV~ *wećV

Kartvelian: *wś-

Dravidian: *viS-

References: ND 2454a *wić/ć̣V ~ *wEńć/ć̣V 'all' (IE + Ur + Drav + ?Om.).

Eurasiatic: *wV(n)[cw]V

Meaning: evening; late, old

Indo-European: *wes-kʷero-, *wes-tro-

Altaic: *óče

Uralic: ? *wanša

Comments: Expected *č in Ur.

References: ND 16355 *`ŋuć/ć̣V 'late, evening' (is based on an outdated Alt. reconstruction).

Eurasiatic: *wVńc`wV

Meaning: root, vein

Indo-European: *weisn-

Uralic: *wančV

References: Redei 548.

Eurasiatic: *wVngV

Meaning: a tree

Indo-European: *wi(n)g'-

Dravidian: *vēŋ-

Eurasiatic: *wV(N)TV

Meaning: otter ?

Indo-European: *udr-

Altaic: *óŋdu

Eskimo-Aleut: *aŋtu- ?

Eurasiatic: *wVnṭV

Meaning: belly

Indo-European: *went-

Uralic: *omte (Dolg.: FU *(w)ontV(rV) 'belly, stomach, womb')

Dravidian: *banḍ- (?)

References: ND 2499 *w[o]nṭV 'belly' (+ highly dub. Sem.).

Eurasiatic: *wVnV

Meaning: a relative

Uralic: wäŋe (+ wantV 1130)

Dravidian: *van-

References: ND 2494 *wäǹV ~ *[XV]wäǹV 'relative of the opposite moiety' (+ incorr. TM + Chad. and dub. Eg., Om.).

Eurasiatic: *wVnV

Meaning: high, big

Altaic: *ṓni

Uralic: *wEnV (cf. also *wene 'spread, extend')

Comments: Acceptable if the meaning 'big' is original in FU.

Eurasiatic: *wVnV

Meaning: smth. spiritual

Altaic: *ṑńè ( ~ *ū-, -o)

Dravidian: *vēnd-

Eurasiatic: *wVńV

Meaning: fault, sin

Indo-European: *wein-

Altaic: *eńa

Kartvelian: *wn-

References: Suggested by V. Glumov.

Eurasiatic: *wVnV ?

Meaning: to love, luck

Indo-European: *wen-

Altaic: Turk. *on- 'thrive, prosper' (or *ŋònŋi 'straight'?)

Uralic: FL *(w)onne 'luck'

Dravidian: *vēnḍ-

References: ND 2495 *w[o]nV 'wish, love; luck'.

Eurasiatic: *wVŋV

Meaning: cheek, face

Indo-European: *u̯eng'h-

Altaic: *òŋè

Eurasiatic: *wVPV

Meaning: hole

Altaic: *i̯úb[u]

Uralic: *wopV

Eurasiatic: *wVrcwV

Meaning: scratch

Borean: Borean

Indo-European: *wers-

Kartvelian: *warcx(wn)-

Dravidian: *ir-Vc-

References: ND 832 *ħ[ü]rχVĉV 'scratch, comb' (+ Sem.); 2533 *waŕĉV 'to rub, scrape' (same Kartv. + IE + dub. Sem. and Drav.).