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Appendix:Ingush Swadesh list

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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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No. English Ingush
гӀалгӀай мотт (Ğalğay mott)
1 I со (so)
2 you (singular) хьо (ḥʳo)
3 he, she, it из (iz)
4 we тхо (txo)
5 you (plural) шо (šo)
6 they уж ()
7 this ер (jer)
8 that дӏа вар (dˀa var)
9 here укхаз (uqaz)
10 there цига (ciga)
11 who мала (mala)
12 what фу (fu)
13 where мича (miča)
14 when маца (maca)
15 how мишта (mišta)
16 not дац (dac)
17 all деррига (derriga)
18 many дукха (duqa)
19 some масайтта (masajtta)
20 few къеззига (qʼezziga)
21 other кхаво (qavo)
22 one цхьаъ (cḥʳaʔ)
23 two шиъ (šiʔ)
24 three кхоъ (qoʔ)
25 four диъ (diʔ)
26 five пхиъ (pxiʔ)
27 big сийлахь (siı̇laḥʳ)
28 long дӏаьха (dˀäxa)
29 wide шера (šera)
30 thick сома (soma)
31 heavy деза (deza)
32 small зӏамига (zˀamiga)
33 short лоаца (loaca)
34 narrow готта (gotta)
35 thin диткъа (ditqʼa)
36 woman кхалсаг (qalsag)
37 man (adult male) маӏсаг (maˀsag)
38 man (human being) саг, адам (sag, adam)
39 child бер (ber)
40 wife сесаг (sesag)
41 husband мар (mar)
42 mother нана (nana)
43 father да (da)
44 animal аькха (äqa)
45 fish чкъаьра (čqʼära)
46 bird оалхазар (oalxazar)
47 dog жӏали (žˀali)
48 louse меза, маза (meza, maza)
49 snake бӏехал (bˀexal)
50 worm нӏана (nˀana)
51 tree га (ga)
52 forest хьу (ḥʳu)
53 stick гӏадж (ğadž)
54 fruit сом (som)
55 seed ги, генараш (gi, genaraš)
56 leaf гӏа (ğa)
57 root овла (ovla)
58 bark (of a tree) коаст (koast)
59 flower зиза (ziza)
60 grass буц (buc)
61 rope муш (muš)
62 skin цӏока (cʼoka)
63 meat дулх (dulx)
64 blood цӏий (cʼii)
65 bone тӏехк (tʼexk)
66 fat (noun) мухь (muḥʳ)
67 egg фуъ (fuʔ)
68 horn муӏа (muˀa)
69 tail цӏог (cʼog)
70 feather бедарг (bedarg)
71 hair мос (mos)
72 head корт (kort)
73 ear лерг (lerg)
74 eye бӏарг (bˀarg)
75 nose мераж (meraž)
76 mouth баге (bage)
77 tooth царг (carg)
78 tongue (organ) мотт (mott)
79 fingernail мӏара (mˀara)
80 foot лаьпа, ког (läpa, kog)
81 leg ког (kog)
82 knee го (go)
83 hand кулг (kulg)
84 wing ткъам (tqʼam)
85 belly гийг (giı̇g)
86 guts че (če)
87 neck фоарт (foart)
88 back букъ (buqʼ)
89 breast накха (naqa)
90 heart дог (dog)
91 liver дийхк (diı̇xk)
92 to drink мал (mal)
93 to eat даа (daa)
94 to bite царгаш етт (cargaš jett)
95 to suck ӏувда (ˀuvda)
96 to spit тугаш кхувса (tugaš quvsa)
97 to vomit ӏеттаде (ˀettade)
98 to blow хьекха (ḥʳeqa)
99 to breathe садаха (sadaxa)
100 to laugh дела (dela)
101 to see бӏаргаго (bˀargago)
102 to hear хаза (xaza)
103 to know ха (xa)
104 to think уйла е (ujla je)
105 to smell хьаж кхета (ḥʳaž qeta)
106 to fear кхера (qera)
107 to sleep наб е (nab je)
108 to live даха (daxa)
109 to die ле (le)
110 to kill ве (ve)
111 to fight лата (lata)
112 to hunt тӏакхе (tʼaqe)
113 to hit тоха (toxa)
114 to cut теда, даккха (teda, daqqa)
115 to split декъа (deqʼa)
116 to stab ӏотта (ˀotta)
117 to scratch секаш даха (sekaš daxa)
118 to dig ахка, баккха, даха (axka, baqqa, daxa)
119 to swim наьк де (näk de)
120 to fly гӏетта (ğetta)
121 to walk лела (lela)
122 to come ва (va)
123 to lie (as in a bed) алла (alla)
124 to sit вагӏа (vağa)
125 to stand латта (latta)
126 to turn (intransitive) кхастра (qastra)
127 to fall тӏадала (tʼadala)
128 to give
129 to hold лацца (lacca)
130 to squeeze
131 to rub
132 to wash
133 to wipe
134 to pull
135 to push
136 to throw
137 to tie де (de)
138 to sew тега (tega)
139 to count
140 to say ала (ala)
141 to sing илли ала (illi ala)
142 to play ловза (lovza)
143 to float
144 to flow
145 to freeze
146 to swell деста (desta)
147 sun малх (malx)
148 moon бутт (butt)
149 star седкъа (sedqʼa)
150 water хий (xii)
151 rain догӏа (doğa)
152 river хий (xii)
153 lake ӏам (ˀam)
154 sea форд (ford)
155 salt тух (tux)
156 stone кхера (qera)
157 sand гӏум (ğum)
158 dust дом (dom)
159 earth лаьтта (lätta)
160 cloud морх (morx)
161 fog дохк (doxk)
162 sky сигале (sigale)
163 wind мух (mux)
164 snow лоа (loa)
165 ice ша (ša)
166 smoke кӏур (kʼur)
167 fire цӏи (cʼi)
168 ash йокъ (joqʼ)
169 to burn доагаде (doagade)
170 road никъ (niqʼ)
171 mountain гув (guv)
172 red цӏе (cʼe)
173 green баьццара (bäccara)
174 yellow ӏажагӏа (ˀažağa)
175 white кӏай (kʼaj)
176 black ӏаьржа (ˀärža)
177 night бийса (biı̇sa)
178 day ди (di)
179 year шу (šu)
180 warm мела (mela)
181 cold шийла (šiı̇la)
182 full диза (diza)
183 new керда (kerda)
184 old шира, тиша, къаьна (šira, tiša, qʼäna)
185 good дика (dika)
186 bad бирса, во (birsa, vo)
187 rotten дохкаданна (doxkadanna)
188 dirty бӏеха (bˀexa)
189 straight нийса (niı̇sa)
190 round герга (gerga)
191 sharp (as a knife) ира (ira)
192 dull (as a knife) аьрхӏа (ärha)
193 smooth шаьра (šära)
194 wet тӏаьда (tʼäda)
195 dry дакъа (daqʼa)
196 correct нийса (niı̇sa)
197 near уллув, гаргара, юхера (ulluv, gargara, juxera)
198 far гаьнара (gänara)
199 right аьтта (ätta)
200 left аьрда (ärda)
201 at
202 in -чухьа (-čuḥʳa)
203 with
204 and а (a)
205 if нагахьа санна (nagaḥʳa sanna)
206 because хӏана аьлча (hana älča)
207 name цӏи (cʼi)
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