Uralic

Uralic languages are clearly distantly related with Eurasian:

Minun nimeni on Adam
my name is Adam

The language family spread together with PIE either via Corded Ware or the Seima Turbino complex (or both):
https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13059-018-1522-1

Pronouns

Uralic	cognate	english	note
minä	mein…	I
sinä	thyn/Dein	you	Turk sen Seine Hoheit
hän	he	he or she	Turk onu on (man)
me	mir	we
te	thee	you
he	'hem	they

Numbers partly ok with leading k⇨c⇨s sound shift

NR	names	cognates
1	ük, ej	ek ein
2	kekta	second
3	kolmi	𓐍𓂸𓏏 Ϣomte (?)
4	nilji	𓈖 see naalu …
5	witti	⋍phüti 𓂧𓇋𓏏 χiti
6	kotti	⋍secti
7	sejptä	sept:seven
8	kakta	octo/acht:eight
9	oktem'es	8+1
10	das/tiz	diz=10

*source: Vladimir Skalitcka

all but two numbers align nicely with European languages.
'5' is more closely related to Slavic languages where penta is reduced to n-less peta⋍phiti.
Interestingly '4' shows a similar abnormality as Dravidian.

Negation: nem, ei, а, абу, at

vocabulary sample:

because koska  
because sest  c’est  
because sillä sendäh sentän žentäh žentän si  
dull: tylppä  Tölpel!  
dumb tompa  
rotten korhadt: corroded  
rotten mäda: 	Madig ^^  

Erzya notable for some clean cognates:
𓋴 𓈖 𓃀 𓏜 šumbra шумбра somber sane healthy

𓎼 𓄿 𓃀 𓏏 𓆰 кор kor phyto … 𓎼 𓄿 𓃀 𓏏 𓆰 GeBlätt ფოთოლი potoli πέταλον pétalon petals पत्ता pattā पत्ती pattī