Appendix:Northern Mansi Swadesh list

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This is a Swadesh list of words in Northern Mansi, compared with definitions in English.

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For further information, including the full final version of the list, read the Wikipedia article: Swadesh list.

American linguist Morris Swadesh believed that languages changed at measurable rates and that these could be determined even for languages without written precursors. Using vocabulary lists, he sought to understand not only change over time but also the relationships of extant languages. To be able to compare languages from different cultures, he based his lists on meanings he presumed would be available in as many cultures as possible. He then used the fraction of agreeing cognates between any two related languages to compute their divergence time by some (still debated) algorithms. Starting in 1950 with 165 meanings, his list grew to 215 in 1952, which was so expansive that many languages lacked native vocabulary for some terms. Subsequently, it was reduced to 207, and reduced much further to 100 meanings in 1955. A reformulated list was published posthumously in 1971.

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EnglishNorthern Mansi
мāньси лāтыӈ (mānʹsi lātyň)
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1I (1sg)ам (am)
2you (2sg)наӈ (naň)
3he, she, it (3sg)тав (tav)
4we (1pl)ме̄н (mēn) (dual), ма̄н (mān) (plural)
5you (2pl)нэ̄н (nè̄n) (dual), на̄н (nān) (plural)
6they (3pl)тэ̄н (tè̄n) (dual), та̄н (tān) (plural)
7thisты (ty)
8thatта (ta)
9hereтыт (tyt)
10thereтот (tot)
11whoхотьют (hotʹût)
12whatма̄ныр (mānyr)
13whereхо̄т (hōt)
14whenхунь (hunʹ)
15howхумус (humus)
16notа̄ти (āti)
17allпуссын (pussyn)
18manyса̄в (sāv)
19someто̄ва (tōva)
20fewмось (mosʹ)
21otherмо̄т (mōt)
22oneаква (akva)
23twoкитыг (kityg)
24threeхӯрум (hūrum)
25fourнила (nila)
26fiveат (at)
27bigяныг (ânyg)
28longхоса (hosa)
29wideхарыс (harys), хара (hara)
30thickосыӈ (osyň)
31heavyта̄рвитыӈ (tārvityň)
32smallма̄нь (mānʹ)
33shortва̄ти (vāti)
34narrowосься (osʹsâ)
35thinво̄вта (vōvta) (thin ice), осься (osʹsâ)
36womanнэ̄ (nè̄)
37man (adult male)хум (hum)
38man (human being)э̄лмхо̄лас (è̄lmhōlas), хум (hum)
39childня̄врам (nâ̄vram)
40wifeэ̄ква (è̄kva), нэ̄ (nè̄)
41husbandхум (hum)
42motherома (oma)
43fatherатя (atâ)
44animalӯй (ūj)
45fishхӯл (hūl)
46birdтовлыӈ ӯй (tovlyň ūj) (winged animal)
47dogкӯтюв (kūtûv), а̄мп (āmp), лӯӈи (lūňi)
48louseта̄кум (tākum)
49snakeялпынг уй (âlpyng uj)
50wormматар (matar), няруй (nâruj)
51treeйӣв (jīv)
52forestво̄р (vōr)
53stickса̄гла (sāgla)
54fruitпил (pil) (berry)
55seedӯрлах (ūrlah), сам (sam)
56leafлӯпта (lūpta)
57rootта̄р (tār)
58bark (of a tree)кэ̄р (kè̄r) (obsolete), хуруп (hurup), сӯл (sūl)
59flowerсё̄ри (së̄ri)
60grassпум (pum) (hay/grass)
61ropeква̄лыг (kvālyg)
62skinалписов (alpisov) (skin of the body), о̄хыӈтовыль (ōhyňtovylʹ) (treated leather), сов (sov)
63meatнё̄выль (në̄vylʹ)
64bloodке̄лп (kēlp) (blood/red)
65boneлув (luv)
66fat (noun)во̄й (vōj)
67eggмӯӈи (mūňi)
68hornа̄ньт (ānʹt) (antler/horn)
69tailлэ̄г (lè̄g), маськ (masʹk) (deers tail)
70featherпун (pun) (feather/fur)
71hairа̄т (āt)
72headпуӈк (puňk)
73earпаль (palʹ)
74eyeсам (sam)
75noseнёл (nël)
76mouthсӯп (sūp)
77toothпуӈк (puňk)
78tongue (organ)не̄лум (nēlum)
79fingernailкос (kos)
80footла̄гылпатта (lāgylpatta)
81legла̄гыл (lāgyl)
82kneeса̄нс (sāns)
83handка̄т (kāt)
84wingмарк (mark) (arm/wing), товыл (tovyl) (wing/cover feather)
85bellyсо̄рыг (sōryg), пукы (puky) (tummy/belly)
86gutsсах (sah)
87neckсыплув (sypluv), сып (syp) (neck area)
88backсыс (sys) (back side)
89breastма̄гыл (māgyl)
90heartсым (sym)
91liverма̄йт (mājt)
92to drinkаюӈкве (aûňkve)
93to eatтэ̄ӈкве (tè̄ňkve)
94to biteпуруӈкве (puruňkve)
95to suckсыпгуӈкве (sypguňkve)
96to spitсальгуӈкве (salʹguňkve)
97to vomitойтэнтахтаӈкве (ojtèntahtaňkve)
98to blowво̄тумтаӈкве (vōtumtaňkve) (the wind start blowing), во̄туӈкве (vōtuňkve) (the wind is blowing)
99to breatheлылтуӈкве (lyltuňkve)
100to laughмувиньтаӈкве (muvinʹtaňkve) (laugh), мовала̄лаӈкве (movalālaňkve) (smile/laugh)
101to seeва̄ӈкве (vāňkve)
102to hearхӯлуӈкве (hūluňkve)
103to knowва̄ӈкве (vāňkve)
104to thinkномсуӈкве (nomsuňkve)
105to smellатая̄луӈкве (ataâ̄luňkve)
106to fearпилуӈкве (piluňkve)
107to sleepхуюӈкве (huûňkve)
108to liveо̄луӈкве (ōluňkve)
109to dieāтимыг ēмтуӈкве (ātimyg ēmtuňkve), хо̄луӈкве (hōluňkve)
110to killалуӈкве (aluňkve)
111to fightворитотуӈкве (voritotuňkve)
112to huntво̄раяӈкве (vōraâňkve)
113to hitю̄ныгтаӈкве (û̄nygtaňkve)
114to cutпасатуӈкве (pasatuňkve) (to drill/stab/cut)
115to splitхалытаӈкве (halytaňkve)
116to stabпувтуӈкве (puvtuňkve) (to stab/poke/chisel)
117to scratchконсуӈкве (konsuňkve)
118to digхилуӈкве (hiluňkve)
119to swimуйгалаӈкве (ujgalaňkve)
120to flyтыглуӈкве (tygluňkve)
121to walkяласаӈкве (âlasaňkve), ялантаӈкве (âlantaňkve)
122to comeйиӈкве (jiňkve)
123to lie (as in a bed)хӯлуӈкве (hūluňkve)
124to sitӯнлуӈкве (ūnluňkve)
125to standлю̄люӈкве (lû̄lûňkve)
126to turn (intransitive)ё̄ӈхыгпаптуӈкве (ë̄ňhygpaptuňkve)
127to fallпатуӈкве (patuňkve)
128to giveмиӈкве (miňkve)
129to holdо̄ньсюӈкве (ōnʹsûňkve), пувуӈкве (puvuňkve) (catch/hold)
130to squeezeпасиртаӈкве (pasirtaňkve)
131to rubсартлуӈкве (sartluňkve)
132to washловтуӈкве (lovtuňkve), посуӈкве (posuňkve) (wash cloths)
133to wipeсэ̄гуӈкве (sè̄guňkve)
134to pullхартуӈкве (hartuňkve)
135to pushтуюӈкве (tuûňkve), пувтуӈкве (puvtuňkve), нарыгта̄лыглаӈкве (narygtālyglaňkve)
136to throwпа̄хвтуӈкве (pāhvtuňkve)
137to tieха̄суӈкве (hāsuňkve)
138to sewю̄нтуӈкве (û̄ntuňkve)
139to countловиньтаӈкве (lovinʹtaňkve)
140to sayла̄вуӈкве (lāvuňkve)
141to singэ̄ргуӈкве (è̄rguňkve)
142to playёнгуӈкве (ënguňkve)
143to floatра̄мпуӈкве (rāmpuňkve)
144to flowовтуӈкве (ovtuňkve)
145to freezeпо̄льтуӈкве (pōlʹtuňkve)
146to swellлэ̄нтгэ̄нттаӈкв (lè̄ntgè̄nttaňkv)
147sunхо̄тал (hōtal)
148moonэ̄тпос (è̄tpos)
149starсов (sov)
150waterвит (vit)
151rainракв (rakv)
152riverя̄ (â̄)
153lakeтӯр (tūr)
154seaща̄рыщ (ŝāryŝ)
155saltсолвал (solval)
156stoneа̄хвтас (āhvtas)
157sandхыс (hys)
158dustпорс (pors)
159earthма̄ ()
160cloudтул (tul)
161fogсэ̄ӈкв (sè̄ňkv)
162skyто̄рум (tōrum) (god/sky)
163windво̄т (vōt)
164snowтӯйт (tūjt)
165iceя̄ӈк (â̄ňk)
166smokeпосым (posym)
167fireна̄й (nāj)
168ashхӯльм (hūlʹm)
169to burnна̄йн тыттуӈкве (nājn tyttuňkve)
170roadлё̄ӈх (lë̄ňh) (trace, way)
171mountainур (ur)
172redвы̄гыр (vȳgyr), ке̄лп (kēlp), меруп (merup), ке̄лпхарпа (kēlpharpa)
173greenня̄рппум оспа (nâ̄rppum ospa) (green as grass)
174yellowвощрам (voŝram)
175whiteя̄ӈк (â̄ňk)
176blackсэ̄мыл (sè̄myl)
177nightэ̄ти (è̄ti)
178dayхо̄тал (hōtal)
179yearтāл (tāl)
180warmма̄лтып (māltyp)
181coldасирма (asirma)
182fullта̄глыӈ (tāglyň)
183newйильпи (jilʹpi)
184oldпе̄с (pēs) (thing), матум (matum) (being)
185goodёмас (ëmas)
186badлю̄ль (lû̄lʹ)
187rottenсайым (sajym)
188dirtyвосьлахыӈ (vosʹlahyň)
189straightсохт (soht)
190roundе̄ӈта (ēňta)
191sharp (as a knife)пе̄лп (pēlp)
192dull (as a knife)ляӈквы (lâňkvy)
193smoothсастум (sastum)
194wetвитыӈ (vityň)
195dryка̄тра (kātra)
196correctёмас (ëmas)
197nearляпа (lâpa)
198farхоса (hosa)
199rightёмаспа̄л (ëmaspāl) (right side)
200leftво̄ртыпа̄л (vōrtypāl) (left side)
201atпа̄лт (pālt)
202inкакыр (kakyr) (inside (chest)), кхулт (khult)
203with-эл (-èl), (-l)
204andйа (ja), ос (os)
205ifэ̄рт (è̄rt)
206becauseма̄гыс (māgys), кастыл (kastyl)
207nameнам (nam)
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