Proto-Uralic/-ma: Difference between revisions
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* FP *külmä "cold" (cf. IE *gel-) | * FP *külmä "cold" (cf. IE *gel-) | ||
* PUg *ćoKəma "shelter" (P *oo) | * PUg *ćoKəma "shelter" (P *oo) | ||
* PUg *śoj(ə)ma "lowland" | |||
* HKh *ëlama "cushion" | * HKh *ëlama "cushion" | ||
* MsSmy *śarma "hole in roof" | * MsSmy *śarma "hole in roof" | ||
* *äjmä "needle" | * *äjmä "needle" | ||
* *emä "mother" | * *emä "mother" | ||
* *ðʲoma "midge" | |||
* *ðʲümä "glue" | * *ðʲümä "glue" | ||
* *jama "joint" | * *jama "joint" |
Revision as of 13:51, 28 January 2013
Infinitiv -mA is probably identical to this.
Derivation
- PU
- *ka(x)lə- "to die" → *kalma "death"
- *śurə- "to die" → *śurma "death"
- *ńä(x)lə- "eat" → *ńälmä "tongue"
- *ńoxə- "to hunt" → *ńoma "hare"
- *oða- "to sleep" → *oðama "sleep"
- *kojə "man" → *kojma "person"
- Within Samoyedic
- *ńimə- "to suck" → Smy *ńimmä "breast"
- *sewə- "eat" → Smy *timä "tooth" (should be *temä?) (AASmy 1)
- Within West Uralic
- *wo-(lə-) "to be, to have" → FSM *(w)oma "own"
- *wajŋə "breath" → FSM *wajma "spirit"
- *śola/śooli "intestine" → S/F *śolma/śolmi "strait" (semantics weak)
- *jurə- "to turn" → S *jormē "whirlpool" (AASmy #?)
- Within Mordvinic
- *kajwa- "to dig" → Mo *kajmə "spade"
- *kojwa "birch" → Mo *kujmə "basket"
- Within Finnic
- *wëlka- "to arrive" → F *valkama "landing"
- *waśa- "to shoot" → F *vasama "bolt of lightning"
Potential cases
- *kama "crust" (P *oo)
- *julma "strong" (P *oo)
- *jelma "air" (F -a)
- *śa(j)ma "vessel" (Mo -a)
- *kulma "brow" (Kh *ĺ)
- *ńërma "groin" (S *ā)
- FS *loma "gap" (~ MoMa *loKə)
- FSM *urma "wound"
- FMo *ločma "valley"
- FK *kelmä "skin" (K *ń)
- FP *külmä "cold" (cf. IE *gel-)
- PUg *ćoKəma "shelter" (P *oo)
- PUg *śoj(ə)ma "lowland"
- HKh *ëlama "cushion"
- MsSmy *śarma "hole in roof"
- *äjmä "needle"
- *emä "mother"
- *ðʲoma "midge"
- *ðʲümä "glue"
- *jama "joint"
- *kämä "shoe"
- *parma "gardfly"
- *śuma "cap"
- *śeð(ʲ)mä "kidney"
- *śilmä "eye"
- *śolma₂ "strait"
- *tärma₂ "power"