Yenisei Yakut/Sakha

...oyox(Y/S)=wife,=oya/oox(N)=tlaolli(N)=thao(Otomi)=take corn off cob, Thao(Taiwan/mountain/moon tribe)=Tao(Chi-na)=lit. tlalli/landrolls(E)/ Ollin/N/17 Tona). ...edzi:y(Y/S)=older sister=pitli(N)=p(r)i(es)t(li(letra)=priest(E), eztli(N/root)=blood=odol(Basque)=otli(N)=ruta/vein,=odos(Gk)=uta(J)= verse,=Odin(myth)=Wo(r)din',=hezle(Basque)=teacher/trainer,= edzi(Lit.Mong.)=ezhi(Buryat). ...bütter(Y/S)=sibling,=b/potli(N)=both/b(r)other/broth. ...edzi:y(Y/S)=aunt(E)=ahuitl(N)=a(h)u(i)(n)t/l(letra)=aunt(E),= edzi(Lit.Mong.)=ezi(Buryat)=eztli(N)=blood(E)=odol(B)=idol(E). torut(Y/S)=ancestors,=to(r)ut(letra)=to ruta/uta/otli(N)=road/ out/odol(B)=(B)lood. ...tula:yax(Y/S)=orphan=icn/o(r)ph/pilli(letra)=icnopilli(N)= ic/where my/no pilli/child?,=toloa/tolerate setting off (for a place)/yaqui(N)=who goes. ...dzon(Y/S)=family=cemya(R)=cemithualli(N)=one patio,=dzom(Mong.)= dz/tzontli(N)=hair(of head), e.g., tetzon(N)=of noble origin/family. ...atir(Y/S)=man,=atilia(N)=fuse something, shoot the bow, hmmm, so here i have to say, atir=atilia, not, atli(N)=sip water, that goes for Yakut/Sakha and Orogen/Oregon, so revise backwards, por favor, the fusing/melting has to do with putting in the center pole, and, for the wife women, hammering in stakes. for the men, fusing means making bow/arrows also. ...tihi(Y/S)=woman,=tilinia(N)=stretch a line/linen(E)/weave. ...xoton(Y/S)=stall/stable,=cotoni/contonqui(N)=partitioned/divided,= cuarto(sp)=cu/o(ar)to(letra)=coto/cotoni/contonqui(N)=room(E)= r/tomi/tumi(N)=openup/undo/untie/unstitch,= rum(OE/OFrisian/OS/OHG/ON/Goth/Icel.). cotoni(N)=cotton(pinch)/cut/c(l)o(u)d/cot/cod(E). ...inax(Y/S)=cow,=(i)naxca(N)=axcaitl(N)=property, goods, posessions, ah, the Naxca(N)/Nazca Lines in southern Peru meant ownership, procession posession. ...torbos(Y/S)=to(r)b/pos(letra)=topotli(N)=our/to-potli/pool/pond= corral. the term is aquatic, used for staked fish/tankfish, which, before cattle was the mainstay of the Russian Riverine, e.g., t/lopu/o(s)tli/tre(letra)=lopustre(OE)=lobster(E), also, tu(r)bot/tope(Cornish)=small species of shark.