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Proto-Yenisseian: *tɨǯ- (~-ʒ-)
Meaning: deaf (attr.)
Ket: tɨ̄t (da-tɨ́r-aʁan 'sie wird taub)
Yug: tɨt́ (tɨ́d́ɛsaŋ 'um taub zu werden')
Comments: ССЕ 286. Werner 2, 310, 313 <*thɨt'>.
Proto-Yenisseian: *to
Meaning: to land; to take (a boat)
Ket: -tɔ
Yug: -tɔ
Comments: Werner 2, 270 (w.r.).
Proto-Yenisseian: *toʔd- (~c-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: shallow (of a river)
Ket: tɔʔt; tɔdǝm5 'shallowly'
Yug: tɔtarɨŋ (Werner 2, 272)
Comments: Yug -t- instead of *-d- probably because of assimilation.
Proto-Yenisseian: *toj-
Meaning: channel, duct
Ket: tōj, Kur. tōji1; pl. tɔjeń5
Yug: toj, pl. tɔjeŋ5
Comments: ССЕ 287. The form may reflect a compound *tu-h[e]j- "backwater"+"island"; for a similar compound *h[e]j-tu see *tu. Werner 2, 283 *thojǝ.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tokaj
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: white, light, pale
Ket: tɔ́ɣäj, tɔ́ɣej
Yug: tɔ́gej 'grey'
Comments: Werner 2, 281 (w.r.).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tokV (~-x-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: mortar
Ket: tō, Bak., Sur. tō / tōɣǝ1; pl. tɔ:n3 / tɔ:3
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 283 suggests *thophǝ; this is theoretically not excluded (*-p- would also disappear in Ket), but not supported by any evidence.
Proto-Yenisseian: *toL- (~c-,č-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: wattle-fence
Ket: tōĺ (North.), pl. tɔĺn5 / tɔĺtǝŋ5; South. tɔĺtiŋ5
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 284 <*thol'>.
Proto-Yenisseian: *t[o]ŕ
Meaning: light; cheap
Ket: tōĺgit (Кастр.) 'cheap' ? tol 'shallow', (Werner 2, 273) tɔ́ĺgit
Yug: tɔ́ĺgid́ɛʔ 'dieses ist billig' (Werner 2, 273)
Kottish: thui "легкий, дешевый"; (Бол.) tujga "легко"
Pumpokol: tütelä (Лоск.) "lightly"
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 272, 273.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tos- (~ c-, č-,-ɔ-)
Meaning: side
Ket: tɔssǝl5,6 , pl. -ɨŋ5
Comments: Werner 2, 278 (without reconstruction).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tōs- (~-ɔ̄-)
Meaning: to raise, educate; to intend
Ket: tɔś4 (South.), North. tɔ:śe4
Yug: tɔ:hs // tous3
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 278, 291 <*thɔʔǝsǝ>.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tɔj
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: to hang
Ket: tujuŋ (Werner 2, 284) 'aufhängen'
Yug: dut́āb-tui (Кастр.)
Kottish: fō-taj-aŋ, feš-taj-aŋ
Comments: ССЕ 287. The comparison was suggested by K. Reshetnikov. Werner 2, 284 (without reconstruction).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tɔqV-
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: thin, narrow
Ket: tɔʁǝ5
Yug: tɔxuĺa6
Kottish: thāge
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 276 (without reconstruction).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tɔ̄q
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: a k. of duck
Ket: tɔ:ʁǝ4, South. tɔʁ4; pl. tōʁɨń1 'a k. of duck (гоголь)'
Yug: tɔ:hx, pl. tɔxɨn5 id.
Kottish: althax, pl. althagan, althakŋ "Quakerente (Anas clangula)"
Comments: ССЕ 287. Werner 2, 276 <*thoʔǝqǝ>.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tu
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: bay, backwater
Ket: ei-tu (Castr.) "Flussbusen"
Kottish: hau-tu, pl. -an "Flussbusen"
Comments: ССЕ 288. The Kottish form is a compound parallel to Ket ei-tu (pl. ejäŋ tuneŋ) "Flussbusen", in the first part of which we have Ket ēje 'island' (see *h[e]j-). Werner 2, 309,
Proto-Yenisseian: *tu
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: raw, unripe
Ket: tū; tugóm (Ад) "wetly, rawly"
Yug: tu
Kottish: thu
Pumpokol: tujem (Срсл., Кл.) "wetly, rawly" (can be in fact a Yug form)
Comments: ССЕ 288. Werner 2, 295 (without reconstruction).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tu-
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: a demonstrative stem
Ket: tuda6 (Bak., Sur.) "this" (n., f.), tūdǝ1 "this" (m.), tuna "these"; Kur. tuŕa6 "this" (n., f.); tūŕǝ "this" (m.), tuna "these"; South. tuŕ "this", tuna "these"; tɔʔn "thus"; tunbiś5 "such"; tuńíĺ ( < tuńi:ĺ3) "thence"; North. tuśɛ́ŋ, South. tuśáŋ "there"
Yug: tuda6 "this" (n., f.); tūt "this" (m.); tuńa5,6 "these"; tɔʔn "thus"; tunbiś5 "such"; tuńъ:r3 "thence"; tusɛ́ŋ / tusɛ:hŋ4 "there"
Arin: itaŋ (М., Сл., Кл.) "they"
Pumpokol: á-du (Сл.) "he"
Comments: ССЕ 288. Werner 2, 294 (separates Ket-Yug *tu- from tɔʔn 'thus, so' and from the Arin and Pump. forms - which I think is hardly justified).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tu(ʔ) ( ~ *c-)
Meaning: bow-string
Ket: qʌ́q-tut (Werner 2, 145)
Yug: tut́, pl. tuŋ (Кастр.)
Kottish: gij-tu (Бол.)
Arin: kej-tu (Лоск.)
Comments: ССЕ 214. Kott. and Arin reflect a compound with *χɨʔǯ "bow" (q.v.) as the first component. The Yug form was explained in КС 222 as a reduplication, with a regular dissimilation tut́ < *t́ut́, with a resulting reconstruction *cu(ʔ) / *cuc. Other explanations are, however, possible: a) Werner (2, 293) suggests a compound *thu-t'ǝ, with the second component = Ket. tiʔ 'rope'; this does not seem quite convincing, basically because Yug -t' is unexplained (the corresponding Yug form is tiʔ, see Werner 2, 267 and *tiʔ); b) if the Yug form is in reality tu:(h)t́ (assuming Castren's recording is incorrect), we can think of a contracted compound *tu(ʔ)-χɨʔǯ, with the same χɨʔǯ, but as the second element of compound in Ket and Yug. qʌ́q- ( = qʌʔq-) in the Ket form recorded by Werner is interpreted by him as qʌʔq 'corner, angle'.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tuʔ-ŋ
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: ten
Kottish: -thukŋ: tōn-thikŋ "30" etc.; (Бол.) in-tuk "20", ton-tuku "30"
Arin: kina-mančau thūŋ "80" (М., Сл., Кл.,); kin-tuŋ (Стр.) "20"; qin-thjū́ŋ (Сл., Кл.) id.; qin-thjuŋ (М.) id.; (Лоск.): kin-tüga "20", tün-tüga "30"
Comments: ССЕ 289. Werner 2, 318.
Proto-Yenisseian: *tuʔw-
Meaning: clay
Ket: tuʔ 'c`lay (dry)'; tu-ĺtän5 (a compound with an unclear second component)
Kottish: t́u (Ass.) (М., Сл., Кл.), t́hu (Срсл.)
Arin: t́ubúrun (Кл.), t́uburuŋ (М., Сл., Срсл.), tülpenem (Лоск.)
Pumpokol: tu (Сл., Срсл., Кл.)
Comments: ССЕ 288. Similarity with Selk. t́ū 'earth, clay' ( < Samod. *jɔǝ̂ 'earth'), noted by Helimski (КС 249) is most probably accidental. However, PY *tuʔw- may be borrowed from a different Samoyed source, cf. En. tóbo 'clay' (Samod. *t1ǝ̂pǝ̂ 'dirt, earth'), see ibid. Werner 2, 293 <*thuʔ> (quoting also a number of forms belonging to *tǝq- q.v.).
Proto-Yenisseian: *tuGV
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: back, behind
Ket: tū, pl. tūńeŋ1 back (place between shoulder-blades)
Yug: tu 'Innenraum der Brust' (Werner 2, 294)
Kottish: tugalin (Бол.) седалище
Comments: ССЕ 289. Werner 2, 294 (doubts the attribution of the Kott. word).
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