Austronesian Comparative Dictionary
Form ↑ | Glosses | POS | Links | |
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PWMP *zutzut | pluck, pull out | |||
PMP *zuRuq | juice; sap; gravy; soup | Biak rur | ||
PWMP *zuRu | corner; side, edge | |||
PWMP *zuŋzuŋ-an | what is carried on the head; a burden | |||
PWMP *zuŋzuŋ | carry on the head | |||
PMP *zuŋkuk | bend over, stoop | |||
PWMP *z<um>alan | to pass through | |||
PWMP *zuluŋ | kind of freshwater fish | |||
PAN *zuluʔ | earlier, in advance | |||
PWMP *zulaq | saliva; to spit | |||
PMP *zukut | grass | |||
PMP *zizir | grin, show the teeth | |||
PMP *ziziq | grin, show the teeth | |||
PWMP *zizi | disgust | |||
PMP *ziuq | bathe | |||
PMP *zitzit | to hiss | |||
PWMP *ziteq | vine from which poison is obtained | |||
PMP *zitaq | a large shade tree: Alstonia scholaris | |||
PWMP *ziŋkit | touching or joined along the length | |||
PMP *zilateŋ | stinging nettle: Laportea spp. | |||
PMP *zilak | eye | |||
PWMP *zera | hurt, frightened, or discouraged by previous bad experience | |||
PWMP *zepit | pinch, take up with the fingers | |||
PMP *zeŋkuŋ | curve | |||
PMP *zemak | feel, grope | |||
PWMP *zelzel | stuff or fill with material | |||
PWMP *zeliŋ | cross-eyed; eye | |||
PMP *zelay | a cereal grass with edible seeds that are also used as beads, Job’s tears: Coix lachryma-jobi L. | |||
PAN *zelaq | tongue | |||
PMP *zeket | to burn (fields, etc.) | |||
PAN *za-zalan | (gloss uncertain) | |||
PAN *zawa₂ | millet sp.: Setaria italica (?) | |||
PMP *zawa₁ | day | |||
PMP *zauq zauq | (gloss uncertain) | |||
PMP *zauq | far | PCEMP *zauq, PMP *ma-zauq, As ilao, Buli lau, Gane lou, Gebe lau, Irarutu nero, … | ||
PAN *zaRum | needle | PCEMP *zaRum, PMP *zaRum, Gane laim, Kowiai láin, Matbat la¹m | ||
PMP *zariŋ | noose or net trap | |||
PWMP *zariaŋaw | a plant: Calamus spp. | |||
PWMP *zaRaŋ | having wide intervals; seldom | |||
PAN *zaRami | rice straw | |||
PWMP *zaRami | rice straw; flute made from a rice stalk | |||
PMP *zaqit | to sew | |||
PWMP *zaqet | bad, evil; ugly | |||
PMP *zaqat | bad, evil; ugly | |||
PWMP *zapit | pinch, squeeze, press | |||
PAN *za(ŋ)kuC | grab, grasp, seize | |||
PWMP *za(ŋ)kit | spread, spreading by contact | |||
PWMP *zaŋkaŋ | wide apart, as the legs | |||
PWMP *zaŋkal | span">handspan | |||
PWMP *zaŋaw | insect destructive to rice | |||
PWMP *zaŋan₂ | negative | |||
PMP *zaŋan₁ | span">handspan | |||
PWMP *zaluaŋ | bark cloth | |||
PMP *zalateŋ | stinging nettle: Laportea spp. | |||
PAN *zalan-zalan | small path or trail | |||
PAN *zalan-an | passage way, place where one has walked | |||
PAN *zalan | path, made by a human as opposed to an animal; way or means to do something | ACD PMP *zalan, PCEMP *zalan, PMP *zalan, Ambai ran, Ambai raŋ, Ansus rang, Arguni rarin, … | ||
PMP *zalan | path, made by a human as opposed to an animal; way or means to do something; wake of a boat; the Mil… | ACD PAN *zalan, PCEMP *zalan, PMP *zalan, Ambai ran, Ambai raŋ, Ansus rang, Arguni rarin, … | ||
PMP *X₆ + qatay | (lit. 'white liver') pure-hearted | |||
PMP *X₅ + qatay | (lit. 'small liver') afraid | |||
PMP *X₄ + qatay | (lit. 'sick/hurt liver') resentful, offended | |||
PMP *X₃ + qatay | (lit. 'rotten liver') full of malice | |||
PMP *X₂ + qatay | (lit. 'burning liver') angry, furious | |||
PMP *X₁ + qatay | (lit. 'big liver') brave, courageous; proud, arrogant | |||
PPh *wiwí | shrill whistle or chirrup | |||
PPh *witwít₂ | shake, wave (hand, something in the hand) | |||
PPh *witwít₁ | chirp | |||
PAN *witiwit | wag, swing from side to side | |||
PMP *wirit | twist | |||
PAN *wiRi | left side or direction | PCEMP *ka-wiRi, PMP *ka-wiRi, Moor sagwìri, Yaur vráagwìrìe, Yerisiam bágírú | ||
PPh *wíqwiq | slit open | |||
PMP *wiŋis | bare the teeth | |||
PAN *wiŋawiŋ | wag, shake, move repeatedly from side to side | |||
PAN *wili | return, come back | |||
PWMP *wikwik | chirp, whistle | |||
PPh *wigwíg | shake, shake something | |||
PPh *waywáy | dangle, hang down loosely | |||
PPh *wáwaq | mouth of a river | |||
PAN *wa-walu | eight (of humans) | |||
PMP *wa-tu | away, outward, forward, onward; towards the hearer | |||
PPh *watnág | scatter, disperse | |||
POC *wati₂ | spouse | |||
PMP *wati₁ | earth | |||
PAN *watawat | wave, flutter (as a flag) | |||
PPh *waswás₂ | tear apart something that one has made; undo | |||
PPh *waswás₁ | shake something, rinse clothes by shaking in clear water | |||
PPh *wasíwas | wave back and forth (hand, flag) | |||
PPh *wasay wasay | insect sp. | |||
PWMP *wasay | axe | |||
PAN *waSaw | leaf | |||
POC *waRoc waRoc | vines; veins, tendons | |||
POC *waRoc | vine, creeper | |||
POC *waRi(n)sa | day before yesterday | |||
POC *waRi₂ | past, of time | |||
PAN *waRi₁ | day; sun; dry in the sun | Ambai wo, Ansus wo, Serui-Laut woo, Wandamen wor, Warembori wau-ro, Yoke weru | ||
PCEMP *wari | sing; song | |||
PMP *waRej | vine, creeper | PCEMP *waRəj, Ambai wai, Ambai wai, Ansus wai, Arguni warir, As waliʔ, Biga wili, … | ||
PAN *waray | to separate, as two people | |||
PPh *wáras | distribute, deal out | |||
PPh *warák | scatter, strew |
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