*jæniġoqar-

=Proto-Sumro-Naukl=

Pronunciation

 * /ˈjæ.niʝoqar/

Verb
*jæniġoqar-
 * Imperative: *jæniġoqar
 * Supine: *kjæniġoqar
 * Perfect: jæniġoqarha
 * 1) To injure one's self by grazing the skin against rock

Noun
*jæniġoqar-
 * Collective: *jæniġoqarqar
 * 1) Wound caused by skin rubbing against rock

Descendants

 * Proto-Naukl: *jedniźoqar- ("wound")
 * Ethogiath: jednjukõr ("wound")
 * Old Naukl: jennižoqär ("wound")
 * Middle Naukl: jennižkär ("wound")
 * Proto-Naukl: *jedniźoqarta ("to brush against, to bump into")
 * Proto-Mangeodge: *ijaneǰokar- ("bruised skin, bruise, scab")
 * Old Mangeodge: ijanecgokarvi ("scab, sore, ailment, illness")
 * Old Etjarutr: ijanidukrbi ("ailment, illness, disease, death")
 * Proto-Sucumian: *jenġoqorra ("for a boat to bump against rocks, to land a boat")
 * Light Sucumian: jenwəqərra ("to land a boat, to drag a boat onto the shore")
 * Red Sucumian: jænváqára ("to land a boat, to drag a boat onto the shore")
 * White Sucumian: jæmöqörra ("to land a boat, to drag a boat onto the shore")
 * Proto-Sumric: *jönijogər- ("to injure one's self by grazing the skin against rock, wound caused by skin rubbing against rock")
 * Hajec:oniiohor ("to fall off a reindeer, wound caused by falling form a reindeer")
 * Old Tuura: jünijuoggor ("wound caused by sliding against ice")
 * Old Tuura: jünijuoggorti ("to skid, to slide")
 * Old Sumrë: jȯnijegren ("to injure one's self by grazing the skin against rock")
 * Old Nusibara: naijerni ("to fall over")
 * Old Moca: junẹjēren ("to polish rock")
 * Old Naumes: judijegran ("to fall over a cliff, to be tosses against rocks by waves")
 * Middle Sumri: jonijekren ("to act hesitantly, to reluctantly do something")