Proto-Uralic/harmony
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Co-occurrence of coronals in roots.
Might have to add *l, in case *ð´ is actually [lʲ]; at any rate, *r is neutral.
Possible sub-PU distributions:
- WU = West Uralic (F+S+Mo)
- FV = Finno-Volgaic (WU+Ma)
- FP = Finno-Permic (WU+P / FV+P)
- ECU = East-Central Uralic (Ma+P+EU)
- EU = East Uralic (H+Ms+Kh+Smy)
2-combos not listed indicated per components. (Finnic marked as "Fi" if disambiguation is needed.)
| t- | s- | n- | ð- | ć- | ś- | ń- | ð´- | č- | š- | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -t- | *täktä "bone" *tetki- "to spread" *totki "a fish" *tOkta "duck" *tuktV "crossbeam" *tumti- "to feel" FV *turta "stiff" WU *tätäj "aunt" WU *tuupta- "to let loose" EU *tVnt "birch bark" EU *tult "sorcery" |
*nato "in-law" *nojta "shaman" FiSmy *natta "snot" SP *neŋti "shaft" MoP *norta "sleigh" |
- | (FP *ńüki-tä- "to pluck") | - | |||||
| -s- | *soski- "to chew" *sëksi "cembra" *suksi "ski" FP *säsV "soft" FP *säksä "dirty" FP *sVsar "sister" (← IE) EUP *sVs- "to become wet" FV *sosV "porous" FV *soksi "worm" WU *süskä- "to push" MaK *sVpsVr "pole with boughs" |
FV *neskä- "to scrape" (could also be *-š-) FV *niis-tä- "to sneeze" (cf. IE?!) WU *niisi "woman" WU *nuska- "to sneeze ~ to pant" |
- | EU *ńeɣɬə "path" (could also be *-š-) | - | |||||
| -n- | - | - | FP *ńiini "bast" | - | ||||||
| -ð- | *täwði "full" | MoP *soða "tree bark" (…) | *nüði "handle" FiP *nejði "girl" (or -t-?) |
*ðäpðä "spleen" | WU *ńüðä- "to tie" (could also be -ð´-) (*ńoxi-ða- "to follo"?) |
- | ||||
| -ć- | MaNe *noća "nettle" KH *nAńća "hard" MaK *nɜćɜ- "to knead" |
- | *ńë(ŋ)kćim "gills" | - | ||||||
| -ś- | - | - | *ńukśi "sable", *ńiŋśi "milt" | - | ||||||
| -ń- | - | - | - | - | ||||||
| -ð´- | PMs *näð´(k)ɜ "trap" (~ Fi nalkki?!) | - | - | - | ||||||
| -č- | - | - | *ńečä "hook" *ńëčki "raw" *ńanča "to stretch" *ńičkä "to tear" *ńačɜ "grass" SP *ńoča "slow" KSmy *ńɜčɜ "moss" WU *ńočka "bend" |
- | ||||||
| -š- | *nuša- "to scrape" FV *nüšɜ "blunt" FP *nušja "hammer" |
- | - | - |
