(1234) Belt. From *gerr-. Seems to be cognate with uralian *kere "to gird", altaic *kere (mongolian kere, xere "to bind", udmurt (votiak) gerd, kert "to fasten a belt", vogul ker- "to bind, fasten, gird". Phonetic correspondence voiceless eurasian k- /voiced basque g- initial.

(1234) Cinturón. De *gerr-. Parece emparentado con el urálico *kere "ceñir, rodear", altaico *kere (mongol kere, xere "ceñir", udmurt (votiaco) gerd, kert "abrocharse un cinturón", vogul ker- "ceñir, abrochar". Correspondencia fonética sorda eurasiana k- /sonora vasco g- inicial.

(1234) Ceinture. De *gerr-. Semble apparenté à l’ouralien *kere "ceindre", altaïque *kere (mongol kere, xere "attacher", oudmourte (votiak) gerd, kert "boucler une ceinture", vogoul ker- "attacher, boucler". Correspondance phonétique sourde eurasienne k-/ sonore basque g- initial.