Appendix:Erzya Swadesh list

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This is a Swadesh list of words in Erzya, 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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EnglishErzya
эрзянь кель (erźań keľ)
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1I (1sg)мон (mon)
2you (2sg)тон (ton)
3he, she, it (3sg)сон (son)
4we (1pl)минь (miń)
5you (2pl)тынь (tïń)
6they (3pl)сынь (sïń)
7thisте (te)
8thatсе (se), тона (tona)
9hereтесэ (tesë), тия (tija) (prolative case)
10thereтосо (toso), сия (sija) (prolative case)
11whoкие (kije), ки (ki)
12whatмезе (meze), мее (meje) (colloquial)
13whereкосо (koso), мейсэ (mejsë) ('in what place')
14whenзярдо (źardo), зяросто (źarosto)
15howкода (koda)
16notа (a), аволь (avoľ), эзь ()
17allвесе (vese)
18manyламо (lamo)
19someзярыя (źarïja), конат-конат (konat-konat)
20fewаламо (alamo)
21otherлия (lija)
22oneвейке (vejke)
23twoкавто (kavto)
24threeколмо (kolmo)
25fourниле (nile)
26fiveвете (vete)
27bigпокш (pokš), ине (ine)
28longкувака (kuvaka)
29wideкелей (kelej)
30thickэчке (ečke)
31heavyстака (staka)
32smallвишкине (viškine), вишка (viška)
33shortнурькине (nuŕkine), нурька (nuŕka)
34narrowтеине (tejine), тея (teja)
35thinчовине (čovine), чова (čova)
36womanава (ava), аваломань (avalomań)
37man (adult male)цёра (ćora), цёраломань (ćoralomań), аля (aľa)
38man (human being)ломань (lomań)
39childэйкакш (ejkakš), эйде (ejde)
40wifeни (ni)
41husbandмирде (mirde)
42motherава (ava)
43fatherтетя (teťa)
44animalракша (rakša)
45fishкал (kal)
46birdнармунь (narmuń)
47dogкиска (kiska), пине (pine)
48louseсий (sij)
49snakeгуй (guj), ёзнэ (joznë)
50wormсукс (suks)
51treeчувто (čuvto)
52forestвирь (viŕ)
53stickмандо (mando)
54fruitфрукта (frukta), марь (maŕ)
55seedвидьме (viďme)
56leafлопа (lopa)
57rootундовкс (undovks), юр (jur)
58bark (of a tree)керь (keŕ), суд (sud)
59flowerцеця (ceća), панжовкс (panžovks), панжке (panžke) (archaic)
60grassтикше (tikše)
61ropeпикс (piks)
62skinкедь (keď), киське (kiśke)
63meatсывель (sïveľ)
64bloodверь (veŕ)
65boneловажа (lovaža), пакарь (pakaŕ)
66fat (noun)куя (kuja)
67eggал (al)
68hornсюро (śuro)
69tailпуло (pulo)
70featherтолга (tolga)
71hairчерь (čeŕ), черть (čerť)
72headпря (pŕa)
73earпиле (pile)
74eyeсельме (seľme)
75noseсудо (sudo)
76mouthкурго (kurgo)
77toothпей (pej)
78tongue (organ)кель (keľ)
79fingernailкенже (kenže)
80footпильге (piľge)
81legпильге (piľge)
82kneeкумажа (kumaža), пуляза (puľaza) (archaic)
83handкедь (keď)
84wingсёлмо (śolmo)
85bellyпеке (peke)
86gutsсюлот (śulot)
87neckкирьга (kiŕga)
88backкопорь (kopoŕ), кутьмере (kuťmere)
89breastмеште (mešte)
90heartседей (sedej)
91liverмаксо (makso)
92to drinkсимемс (simems)
93to eatярсамс (jarsams), сэвемс (sëvems)
94to biteсускомс (suskoms), поремс (porems)
95to suckпотямс (poťams)
96to spitсельгемс (seľgems)
97to vomitуксномс (uksnoms)
98to blowпувамс (puvams)
99to breatheлексемс (leksems)
100to laughракамс (rakams)
101to seeнеемс (nejems)
102to hearмарямс (maŕams)
103to knowсодамс (sodams)
104to thinkарсемс (arsems)
105to smellмарямс (maŕams), марямс судова (maŕams sudova)
106to fearпелемс (pelems)
107to sleepудомс (udoms)
108to liveэрямс (eŕams)
109to dieкуломс (kuloms)
110to killкуловтомс (kulovtoms), чавомс (čavoms)
111to fightтюремс (ťurems)
112to huntвирдемс (virdems)
113to hitэртемс (ertems), вачкодемс (vačkodems)
114to cutкерямс (keŕams)
115to splitлазомс (lazoms)
116to stabсялгомс (śalgoms)
117to scratchраздемс (razdems)
118to digчувомс (čuvoms), карамс (karams)
119to swimуемс (ujems), экшелямс (ekšeľams)
120to flyливтямс (livťams)
121to walkютамс (jutams), ютамс ялго (jutams jalgo), яксемс (jaksems)
122to comeсамс (sams)
123to lie (as in a bed)мадезь аштемс (madeź aštems)
124to sitаштемс озадо (aštems ozado)
125to standаштемс стядо (aštems sťado)
126to turn (intransitive)велявтомс (veľavtoms), пурдамс (purdams)
127to fallпрамс (prams)
128to giveмаксомс (maksoms)
129to holdкирдемс (kirdems)
130to squeezeлепштямс (lepšťams)
131to rubёзамс (jozams)
132to washшлямс (šľams), муськемс (muśkems), пезэмс (pezëms)
133to wipeнардамс (nardams)
134to pullускомс (uskoms)
135to pushтулкадемс (tulkadems)
136to throwёртомс (jortoms)
137to tieсодомс (sodoms), сюлмамс (śulmams)
138to sewстамс (stams)
139to countловомс (lovoms)
140to sayмеремс (merems)
141to singморамс (morams)
142to playналксемс (nalksems)
143to floatуемс (ujems), уемс ведь ланга (ujems veď langa)
144to flowчудемс (čudems)
145to freezeкельмемс (keľmems), эензамс (ejenzams)
146to swellтаргозевемс (targozevems)
147sunчи (či), чипай (čipaj) (rare or poetic)
148moonков (kov)
149starтеште (tešte)
150waterведь (veď)
151rainпиземе (pizeme)
152riverлей (lej)
153lakeэрьке (eŕke)
154seaиневедь (ineveď), моря (moŕa)
155saltсал (sal)
156stoneкев (kev)
157sandчувар (čuvar)
158dustпуль (puľ)
159earthмода (moda), мастор (mastor)
160cloudпель (peľ)
161fogсув (suv)
162skyменель (meneľ)
163windварма (varma)
164snowлов (lov)
165iceэй (ej)
166smokeкачамо (kačamo)
167fireтол (tol)
168ashкулов (kulov)
169to burnпаломс (paloms), пултамс (pultams)
170roadки (ki)
171mountainпандо (pando)
172redякстере (jakstere)
173greenпиже (piže)
174yellowожо (ožo)
175whiteашо (ašo)
176blackраужо (raužo)
177nightве (ve)
178dayчи (či)
179yearие (ije)
180warmлембе (lembe)
181coldкельме (keľme)
182fullпешксе (peškse)
183newод (od)
184oldсыре (sïre), ташто (tašto)
185goodвадря (vadŕa), паро (paro)
186badберянь (beŕań), апаро (aparo)
187rottenнаксадо (naksado)
188dirtyрудазов (rudazov)
189straightвиде (vide)
190roundкеверь (keveŕ), кирксала (kirksala)
191sharp (as a knife)пшти (pšti)
192dull (as a knife)ношка (noška)
193smoothваланя (valańa)
194wetначко (načko)
195dryкоське (kośke)
196correctвиде (vide)
197nearмаласо (malaso)
198farвасоло (vasolo)
199rightвить (viť), вить кедь (viť keď)
200leftкерш (kerš), керш кедь (kerš keď)
201atкедьсэ (kedsë) (postposition), вакссо (vaksso) (postposition)
202in-со (-so), -сэ (-së), потсо (potso) (postposition)
203withмарто (marto) (postposition)
204andды (), да (da), и (i), марто (marto) (postposition), -как (-kak)
205if-ндерь- (-ndeŕ-)
206becauseсекс (seks) ('that is why'), секскак (sekskak) ('that is why'), мекс (meks)
207nameлем (lem)
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