• Eurasia
  • Kazakh
    • (jer) jyrty' ‘plough’
    • tigy' ‘sew’
    • egy' ‘sow’
    • ainaly' ‘spin (thread)’
    • ainaldyry' ‘spin (thread)’
    • toqy' ‘weave’
    • qumyra ‘(ceramic) pot’
    • balta ‘axe’
    • qopsyratyn jer ‘cultivated field’
    • jailay' ‘pasture’
    • soqa ‘plough’
    • ara ‘saw’
    • s'alg'y ‘scythe’
    • oraq ‘sickle’
    • ku'rek ‘spade’
    • arba ‘wagon’
    • don'g'alaq ‘wheel’
    • jarma ‘yoke’
    • alma ‘apple’
    • arpa ‘barley’
    • zyg'yr ‘flax’
    • tary ‘grain (generic)’
    • juzim ‘grape’
    • suly ‘oats’
    • qarabidai' ‘rye’
    • s'alqan ‘turnip’
    • bidai' ‘wheat’
    • ara ‘bee’
    • buqa ‘bull’
    • mysyq ‘cat’
    • mal ‘cattle’
    • balapan ‘chicken’
    • si'I'r ‘cow’
    • I't ‘dog’
    • esek ‘donkey’
    • u'irek ‘duck’
    • es'ki ‘goat’
    • teke ‘goat’
    • tay'yq ‘hen’
    • jylqy ‘horse’
    • at ‘horse’
    • qozy ‘lamb’
    • o'g'yz ‘ox’
    • s'os'qa ‘pig’
    • s'os'qnyn' balasy ‘piglet’
    • toray ‘piglet’
    • qoi ‘ram’
    • a'tes' ‘rooster’
    • qoi ‘sheep’
    • mys ‘copper’
    • altyn ‘gold’
    • temi'r ‘iron’
    • ter ‘leather’
    • ku'mis ‘silver’
    • tas ‘stone’
    • taqta ‘wood’
    • ara balay'yzy ‘beeswax’
    • terisi ‘fur’
    • mailag'ys' ‘grease’
    • mai' ‘grease’
    • bal ‘honey’
    • mastyq ‘hops’
    • qulmaq ‘hops’
    • bal ‘mead’
    • et ‘meat’
    • su't ‘milk’
    • tuz ‘salt’
    • s'arap ‘wine’
    • ju'n ‘wool’
    • ku'z ‘autumn / harvest’
    • ko'ktem ‘spring’
    • zhaz ‘summer’
    • qys ‘winter’
    • a'sker ‘army’
    • jebe ‘arrow’
    • sog'ys baltasy ‘battle axe’
    • sadaq ‘bow’
    • pys'aq ‘knife’
    • qalqan ‘shield’
    • naiza ‘spear’
    • qylys' ‘sword’
    • ai'u'? ‘bear’
    • o'g'yz ‘bison’
    • qyran ‘eagle’
    • tu'lki' ‘fox’
    • u'I' qoi'any ‘hare / rabbit’
    • qoi'an ‘hare / rabbit’
    • qie bo'ri' ‘jackal’
    • qorqau qasqyr ‘jackal’
    • bars ‘leopard’
    • arystan ‘lion’
    • qarga ‘raven’
    • jylan ‘snake’
    • jabai'y s'os'qa ‘wild pig’
    • qasqyr ‘wolf’