The paper deals with the vocabulary of hunting in the Komi language. The subject of the study are designations related to the equipment of the hunter, which form a separate microsystem and differ from other components of the hunting vocabulary by their structural organization, their own composition of the nomination objects and a set of lexical units intended for their designation, as well as by origin. Designations of both native and foreign-language origin are analyzed. The formation and development of this microsystem has been taking place for many millennia both at the expense of internal resources and as a result of the use of borrowings.