1. Dog
2. Hond
3. Qen
4. Wisha
5. Kalb
6. Shun
7. It
8. Txakurra
9. Sabaka
10. Kukura
11. Pas
12. Kuche
13. Gos
14. Iro
15. Galu
16. Gǒu
17. Cane
18. Pes
19. Hundo (esperanto)
20. Koer
21. Aso
22. Koira
23. Chienne
24. Chien
25. Can
26. Dzaghli
27. Skýlos
28. Kūtarō
29. Chen
30. Kare
31. ʻīlio
32. *B (hebrew)
33. Kutta
34. Aub
35. Kutya
36. Hundur
37. Nkịta
38. Anjing
39. Madra
40. Cagna
41. Inu
42. Asu
43. Nāyi
44. Ït
45. Chhke
46. Imbwa
47. Gae
48. Seh
49. Ma
50. Canis (latin)
51. Suns
52. Šuo
53. Kuče
54. Amboa
55. Nāya
56. Kelb
57. Kuri
58. Kutrā
59. Nokhoi
60. Hkway
61. *P* (pashto)
62. S* (persian)
63. Pies
64. Cadela
65. Cachorro
66. Kutā
67. Câine
68. Sobaka
69. Maile
70. Cù
71. Ntja
72. KC* (sindhi)
73. Ballā
74. Eey
75. Perra
76. Perro
77. Mbwa
78. Sag
79. Nāy
80. ET (tatar)
81. Kukka
82. S̄unạk̄h
83. Köpek
84. AYT (uyghur)
85. Chú chó
86. Ci
87. Inja
88. Hunt
89. Aja
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
47 53% 23 26% 21 23% 18 20% 23 26%
B % C % D % F % G %
10 11% 15 17% 6 6% 0 0% 9 10%
H % J % K % L % M %
16 18% 4 4% 26 29% 9 10% 6 6%
N % P % Q % R % S %
24 27% 7 7% 1 1% 14 15% 16 18%
T % V % W % X % Y %
11 12% 0 0% 4 4% 1 1% 8 9%
Z %
1 1%
Popularity of use
53% A:
30% K, A:
27% N, K, A: Kukka,
26% E, U, N, K, A:
23% I, E, U, N, K, A: Inu,
20% O, I, E, U, N, K, A:
18% S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Seh, Suns, Šuo, Nokhoi, S* (persian), S̄unạk̄h Shun, Aso, Asu,
17% C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Chú chó, Ci, Câine, Cù, KC* (sindhi), Kuče, Chhke, Canis (latin), Chienne, Chien, Can, Chen, Kuche, Cane,
15% R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Kuri, Kukura, Cachorro, Koira, Kare, Iro, Koer,
12% T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: ET (tatar), Hunt, Kutrā, Kutā, Kutta, Nkịta, Ït, Kūtarō, It,
11% B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Aub, Sobaka, *B (hebrew), Sabaka,
10% L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Ballā, Sag, Cagna, Kelb, ʻīlio, Kalb, Gos, Galu, Gǒu, Gae,
9% Y, L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: AYT (uyghur), Eey, Nāy, Kutya, Nāyi, Nāya, Skýlos,
7% P, Y, L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Perra, Perro, Köpek, *P* (pashto), Pies, Pas, Pes,
6% M, D, P, Y, L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Amboa, Maile, Ma, Madra, Hundur, Cadela, Hundo (esperanto), Dog, Hond,
4% W, J, M, D, P, Y, L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Inja, Aja, Ntja, Hkway, Imbwa, Wisha, Anjing, Mbwa,
1% Z, X, Q, W, J, M, D, P, Y, L, G, B, T, R, C, S, H, O, I, E, U, N, K, A: Dzaghli, Qen, Txakurra,
0% V, F
Conclusion: originating in the A-K Linguistic Subgroup,
A-K subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain bandgap
Inuit M 83% (A; K; N, Q, L, S, O)
Inuit F 75% (A; K; L; I; T, O, S) ●
Crow 74% (A; K; R; O; G)
To fuck 72% (A; K; E; I, T)
Ainu Dictionary 54% (A; K; N; I; U; M, O)
Dog 53% (A; K; N; U, E; I; O)
The earliest named Dog is Kukka (teluga) at 27%.
At 26% is a development bandgap.
The second named Dog is Inu (japanese) at 23%.
A second development gap occurs at 20% before dogs become popular at 18% peaking in popularity at 17% before declining down to 1%.
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