Austronesian Comparative Dictionary
Form ↓ | Glosses | POS | Links | |
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PMP *piŋ(e)qut | nasal mucus, snot | |||
PAN *piŋi | cheek | |||
PMP *pi(ŋ)keR | bend, turn | |||
PMP *pi(ŋ)kuk | bend, curve | |||
POC *piŋkuk | curved, bent | |||
PWMP *piŋkuŋ | curve | |||
PMP *piŋus | nasal mucus, snot | |||
PWMP *pini | a bird, the swallow | |||
PWMP *p<in>iliq | was chosen; what was chosen | |||
PWMP *pinis | a bird, the swallow | |||
PMP *pi(n)tak | split | |||
POC *pintak | break, split | |||
PWMP *pin-telu | three times | |||
PMP *pi(n)tik | throb, beat | |||
POC *pintik | snare, noose trap; spring up suddenly, jerk up (as a fishing line or noose trap) | |||
POC *pinu | fold over | |||
PWMP *p<in>uket | was caught with a dragnet | |||
PPH *p<in>usej | kind of weaving pattern for basketry | |||
PWMP *pi(n)zit | squeeze between thumb and finger | |||
PMP *pipi₁ | cheeks, temples | |||
PAN *pipi₂ | female genitalia (child’s word?) | |||
PWMP *pipiq | flat | |||
POC *pipiR | lip | |||
POC *pipis | sprinkle water on something | |||
PWMP *pipit | kind of wind instrument | |||
PAN *pi-pitu | seven each | |||
POC *piRa | roe, eggs of fish or crustacean | |||
POC *pira | immature stage of coconut or areca nut (?) | |||
PMP *piRah | roe, eggs of fish or crustacean | |||
PMP *piRah-an | be laden with roe, of a fish or crustacean | |||
PPH *piRaq₁ | squeeze out juice, wring out water | |||
POC *piRaq₂ | wild taro, elephant-ear or itching taro, Alocasia spp. | |||
PAN *piRaS | roe, eggs of fish or crustacean | |||
POC *piras | scar | |||
PAN *piRaS-an | be laden with roe, of a fish or crustacean | |||
PWMP *piReket | sticky, adhesive | |||
POC *piri₁ | pithy ball inside sprouted coconut, coconut endosperm | |||
POC *piri₂ | plait a cord, twist, wrap around | |||
POC *piRiŋ | dark hue, possibly dark red | |||
POC *piriŋ₁ | side, edge | |||
POC *piriŋ₂ | side, edge | |||
POC *piriŋ₃ | to stone, throw a stone at | |||
POC *piri-piri | twine round and round; thing made by braiding | |||
POC *piros | twist together | |||
POC *piros-a | twist together | |||
PWMP *pi(R)saʔ | boil, carbuncle | |||
POC *piRu | fan palm: Licuala Rumphii | |||
PWMP *pis | hiss | |||
POC *pisak | to split | |||
PWMP *pisan | unite | |||
POC *pisi₁ | entangle, snarl | |||
POC *pisi₂ | to fart | |||
PWMP *pisik₁ | split, cleave | |||
POC *pisik₂ | to peel | |||
PPH *pisŋí | cheeks | |||
POC *piso₁ | kind of wild cane with edible flower head | |||
POC *piso₂ | navel | |||
PWMP *pit | peep, twitter | |||
PMP *pitak₁ | mud | |||
PWMP *pitak₂ | storage container for paddy | |||
POC *pitaquR | a shore tree: Calophyllum inophyllum | |||
PPh *pitek | mud | |||
POC *pitik-pitik | jump repeatedly; knock or fillip repeatedly | |||
POC *pitolon | hungry | |||
PWMP *pitpit₁ | kind of small bird and its cry | |||
PAN *pitpit₂ | pinch, squeeze, press between two surfaces; pluck, pick off | |||
PAN *pitpit-en | pinch | |||
PAN *pitu₁ | seven | |||
POC *pitu₂ | sword grass: Imperata cylindrica | |||
PWMP *pitu-en | be divided into seven parts | |||
PMP *pituŋ | bamboo sp. | |||
PMP *pitu ŋa puluq | seven | |||
PMP *pitu ŋa Ratus | seven hundred (700) | |||
PAN *pitu pitu | seven by seven, seven at a time | |||
POC *pituqun | star | |||
PAN *piuk | dent, dimple | |||
PMP *piut | relative of the third or fourth ascending or descending generation | |||
PWMP *pizet | squeeze between thumb and finger | |||
POC *pokaŋ | spread apart, as the legs or an unbent fishhook | |||
POC *pokaq | divide, separate things that are joined | |||
POC *pokos | wrap up; bundle, bundle of firewood | |||
POC *pokut | hunch over, curl up (body) | |||
POC *polac | to spread | |||
POC *polaq | split in two | |||
POC *polat | fish corral | |||
PEMP *poli | value, price; marriage prestations, brideprice; purchase | |||
POC *poli-a | to barter, purchase by exchange | |||
POC *poli poli | barter, trade | |||
POC *polit | twist around | |||
POC *polon | to swallow | |||
POC *polos₁ | cut across | |||
POC *polos₂ | stripes, striped | |||
POC *poma | kind of seaweed used to paint canoes | |||
POC *poŋaŋ | be amazed | |||
POC *poŋap | be amazed | |||
POC *poŋkaR | burst open, split open | |||
POC *poñu | the green turtle, Chelonia mydas | |||
POC *ponuq | full, of a container | |||
POC *ponuq sake | full to the top | |||
POC *popok | rot; rotten |
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