моть
See also: Appendix:Variations of "mot"
Nivkh
Etymology
From earlier *məc(ɣ). Possibly related to Proto-Chukotko-Kamchatkan *macve (“chest”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /moc/
Noun
моть (moț)
Synonyms
| Nivkh dialectal forms of ӈарғыш (ŋarγəš, “breasts [of woman]”) | ||
|---|---|---|
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| Group | Location | Words |
| Southern Sakhalin | Poronaysk | |
| Eastern Sakhalin | Chaivo | тивш (tivʃ) |
| Nyivo | ӈарғыш (ŋarɣɯʃ) | |
| Nogliki | ||
| Chir-unvd | ӈарғыш (ŋarɣɯʃ) | |
| Northern Sakhalin | Kuegda | ӈырғыш (ŋɯrɣɯʃ) |
| Ten’gi | ӈырхш (ŋɯrxʃ), ӈырӈыр̌ (ŋɨrŋɨř) | |
| Tyk | мыӈк (mɯŋk) | |
| Trambaus | ӈарғыш (ŋarɣɯʃ) | |
| Amur | Men’shikova | ӈырр̌ (ŋɨrř) |
| Machlavo | ӈырғыр̌ (ŋɨrɣɨř) | |
| Chomi | моч (moʧ) | |
| Kol’-Nikol’sk | мочк (moʧk), ӈырғыр (ŋɨrɣɨr) | |
| Novo-Troitskoe | мочк (moʧk) | |
| This table shows various dialectal forms in the Nivkh language. The classification is based on major dialectal groups. | ||
References
- V. N. Savel'eva; Č. M. Taksami (1970), Нивхско-русский словарь [Nivkh-Russian Dictionary] (in Russian), Moscow: Сов. Енциклопедия, page 193.
- Fortescue, Michael (2011), “The relationship of Nivkh to Chukotko-Kamchatkan revisited”, in Lingua, volume 121, number 8, Njalsgade: University of Copenhagen, , pages 1359-1376.