Proto-Uralic/-ta

Known:

• *wo(lə)- "to be" → *wotta- "to take" (probably -kta-! but an IE loan meaning "turn" per Koivulehto, cf. SF *võttim- "key")
• *kanə- → *kan-ta- "to carry" (from *kanə- → Smy *kån- "__")
• *śala₂ "intestine" → FP *śëël-ta- "to throw" ?
• *kulkə- "to go" → S, EU *kulta- "to fish with a net" (from *kulkə- "to go")
• *jäŋə "ice" → KOU *jäŋ/ntä- "to freeze"
• *kälä- "to wave" → MaP *kälta- "to fish with a net"
• *pisə- "to stay" → FSMa *pis-tä- "to stick"

Haven't seen cited but seem to work:

• *laśkə- "to let" → S *luoštē-
• *korpə- "to burn" → *kortta- "to burn" (from WU/Smy *korpə- "to burn")
• *jočə "path" (OU only) → Mo/Smy *jotta- "to go"
• *koja "fat" → H híz-, OU *kaat- "to become fat"
• *pejə- "to milk" (H only) → Mo *peďa- "id"
• *ńükə- "to rip" → FMoMa *ńük-tä- "to pluck"
• *mëxə "earth" → FMo *mata- "to crawl"; Ma *müðe- "to bury"; P *muud- "to dig"

Potential cases:

• *ëkta- "to hang"
• *ëmta- "to giv" (cf. *oma "own")
• *äktä- "to cut"
• *kunta- "to catch" (with Mo. -a-)
• *pintä- "to close"
• FKhSmy *itä- "to appear"
• SKh *mentä- "to miss"
• CE *apta- "to bark"
• CE *kattɜ- "to push"
• MaEU *pukta- "to run" (~ F. pakene- ??)
• KUg *wäntɜ- "to see"
• MaH *piKətä- "to bind"
• HSmy *lëPtɜ- "to see"
• MaP *jata- "to ask"
• MaK *kVta- "to run"
• MaK *lüśtɜ- "to milk" (~ *lüpsä-?)
• MaK *säśtɜ- "to shade; to hide"
• FMoMa *mašta- "be able" (~ Gmc *mag-?)
• FMoMa *sito- "to bind"
• SMoMa *keltä- "to harness"
• FMa *niistä- "to sneeze"
• SMa *pa/ëkta- "bring"
• SMa *pürtä- "to place"
• SMa *s/šintä- "to stretch"
• MoMa *so/akta- "to sieve"
• WU *pitä- "to hold" (with Mo. -a-)
• WU *pukta- "to wake" (with Mo. -a-)
• FMo *juk₂ta- "to speak" (with Mo. -a-)
• FMo *pek₂tä- "to churn"
• FMo *šukšta- "to wash"
• SMo #tiipta- "to let loose"