Comments:ССЕ 281. An unusual reduplication in Ket may have been conditioned by a contamination with another root: see *tVʔt 'таймень' (Ket tɔʔt). Werner 2, 282 <*thǝj / *thothǝl>.
Comments:ССЕ 281. The Ket-Kot comparison is acceptable if Ket -s is a suffix; in its favour speaks the common morphological structure (with the preverb *p(a)-): PY *pa-ta(s)-. The Ket-Yug form may represent an old compound of verbal stems: *ta- + *hVs- 'to be stood up'. Werner 2, 243 <*thas->.
Comments:ССЕ 281. Werner 2, 253. The Ket variant taŕ4 it4 'tusk' (see Werner 2, 250) is obviously due to a contamination with taŕ4 ( < *tVʔVǯ-) 'to beat, stick into', lit. 'sticking tooth'.
Proto-Yenisseian:*tād- (~c-,č-,-ʒ-,-ǯ-)
Meaning:plummet (of a net)
Ket:ta:ŕe4 (Kur.), pl. tāŕeŋ1; Bak., Sur. ta:dǝ4, pl. tādeŋ1 ; South. taŕ (also: tat 4), pl. tāteŋ1
Comments:ССЕ 282. Yug -i- is quite irregular - most probably, under the secondary influence of tik 'snow' (tig-bɛ:hs - lit. 'like snow'), which - despite Werner 249 - cannot be related to the present root. Let us also note that Werner himself reconstructs 'white' as <*theg(am)>, but 'snow' as <*thik> (2, 269).
Kottish:ol-tēg, ol-tēx, ol-tex, pl. ol-takŋ 'swamp'; Ass. (Кл.) oltegan 'lake'.
Comments:ССЕ 283. Ket has a compound with *ʔoGV 'meadow' q.v. (suggested by Werner 2, 249); Kott. - a compound with *ʔol "grave, *hole". Werner 2, 249 <*thagǝ>.
Comments:ССЕ 283. Werner (2, 317) analyses this Kott.-Arin isogloss as a plural form of *čīǯ- 'root' + *bul 'foot': this is hardly possible, since: a) the reflex of *čīǯ- is known in Kott. as i-čičan; b) the reflex of *bul is Arin pil, not pir (or bir). The word may still be a compound of some sort, but the components are so far unclear
Proto-Yenisseian:*ter- / *tir-
Meaning:to push, hit
Ket:tɛ́ĺaŋij, tɛ́ĺaŋGat
Yug:tír-si, tír-sej
Comments:Werner 2, 253-254, 265 (without comparison and reconstruction).
Proto-Yenisseian:*tet-
Meaning:across
Ket:tɛtka5
Yug:tɛtkej5
Kottish:thēta
Comments:ССЕ 283. The root is partially contaminating (and may be historically connected) with *tat- 'straight, direct' q.v. On the other hand, cf. Ket táran 'span', MKet. tádan id. (Werner 2, 243) - if related, as suggested by Werner ibid., would point to PY *ted-. Finally cf. Samoyed *tǝ̂tǝ̂- 'cross-bar' (see Хелимский КС 246) - also a possible source for the Yenisseian forms. Werner 2, 255 *thɛt ( > *that).
