Etymological Dictionary of Hungarian (EDH)

ALFRÉD TÓTH : ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF HUNGARIAN (EDH)
89 ŠL 427,7; Braun 140; Gostony 49
Sum. gig 2 “black”
Tib. g-nag-pa “black”
10. Tibeto-Burman and Hungarian
Hung. gőg “arrogance, darker side of the character”
90 ŠL 233,43; Braun 143; Gostony 811
Sum. ga 2 (pronounced ŋa) “I”
Tib. ŋa “I”
Burm. ŋa “I”
Archaic Chinese ngo “I”
Hung. én “I”, en-gem “me”
91 ŠL 586,5; Braun 144; Gostony 813
Sum. za (< *ndža) “thou”
Tib. njan-ti “thy, your”
Burm. njan “thou”
Archaic Chinese njo “thou”
Ancient Chinese nźie “thou”
Hung. –sz (ending of the 2 nd person of singular)
92 ŠL 172,9; Braun 145; Gostony 847, 848
Sum. ne, ni 5 “this”
Tib. ni (topic-marking particle)
Hung. ne!, ni! “voilà!”; -ni (infinitive suffix); néz-ni “to look, to watch”
93 ŠL 471,12; Braun 146; Gostony 836
Sum. min 3 “2”
Tib. g-nji-s “2”
Burm. h-ni “2”
Hung. mennyi “much, many”
94 ŠL 593,2; Braun 147; Gostony 837
Sum. eš “3”
Tib. g-sum “3”
Burm. sum “3”
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