Link Sets



1	ACD	PCEMP *abat₃	‘wound, to wound’
	Buli	yabat	‘wound, be wounded’


2	ACD	PMP *ajan	‘name’
	ACD	PAN *ŋajan	‘name’
	ACD	PMP *ŋajan	‘name’
	PCEMP	*ŋajan	‘name’
	PMP	*ŋajan	‘name’
	As	gasɛn	‘name’
	Biak	nasàn	‘title; office / titel; waardigheid’
	Biga	-nanɔ	‘name’ (?)
	Biga	nan	‘name’
	Buli	ŋasan	‘name’
	Buli	ŋasan	‘name; rank; occupation; function’
	Fiawat	nahan	‘name’
	Gebe	ŋasn\|ɔ-	‘name’
	Kawe	nan	‘name’
	Kowiai	nésa	‘name’ (?)
	Laganyan	naˈhan	‘name’
	Matbat	na²¹n	‘name’
	Maˈya	ˈnasa¹²n	‘name’
	Maˈya	ˈnasa³n	‘name’
	Moor	nàtana	‘name / nama’
	Sawai	ŋɔsɛn	‘name’
	Umar	han	‘name / nama’
	Wandamen	sano	‘name’
	Wandamen	sano	‘name / nama’
	Warembori	nan-do	‘Name’
	Waropen	nasano	‘name’
	Waropen	nasano	‘name’
	Wauyai	nan	‘name’
	Yaur	áhgrè	‘name / nama’
	Yerisiam	áahánà	‘name / nama’
	Yoke	nand	‘name’


3	ACD	PMP *akaR	‘root’
	ACD	PMP *wakaR	‘root’
	ACD	PEMP *wakaR-i	‘root’
	ACD	PCEMP *wakir	‘kind of root’
	PCEMP	*wakaR	‘root’
	PMP	*wakaR	‘root’
	Ambai	newa	‘root’
	Ambai	ne-wa(sa)	‘root’
	Buli	wā	‘root’
	Buli	wā	‘root’
	Irarutu	kwakare	‘root’
	Irarutu	warkrikre	‘root’
	Matbat	wa²¹po	‘root’
	Onin	wakir	‘root’
	Pom	wa-wari	‘root’
	Serui-Laut	rewa	‘root’
	Wandamen	war	‘root’
	Wandamen	war	‘root’
	Waropen	wai	‘root’
	Waropen	ghai, wai	‘root’
	Wooi	wari	‘root’


4	ACD	PAN *aku	‘1sg nominative; I’
	PCEMP	*i-aku	‘I’
	PMP	*i-aku	‘I’
	PMP	*aku	‘1S NOM1’
	PMP	*i-aku	‘1S NEUT’
	Ambai	yau	‘I’
	Ansus	yau	‘I, me / saya, kita’
	Biak	ya	‘I / ik’
	Buli	ya	‘I’
	Buli	ya	‘1sg. nominative pronoun: I’
	Dusner	ya	‘saya / PRO.1SG’
	Dusner	ya-	‘saya / 1SG’
	Gane	yak	‘I’
	Irarutu	ia	‘I’
	Irarutu	já	‘I / saya’
	Kowiai	la'	‘I’
	Kowiai	laʔ	‘1sg. nominative pronoun: I’
	Matbat	ya²¹k	‘I’
	Matbat	ya²¹ka	‘I’
	Moor	-i	‘1sg / saya’
	Moor	í-	‘1sg / saya’
	Moor	ígwa	‘1sg / saya’ (?)
	Sawai	ya	‘I’
	Sekar	yai	‘I’
	Serui-Laut	yau	‘I’
	Taba	yak	‘I’
	Umar	e-	‘1sg’ (?)
	Wandamen	yau	‘I’
	Wandamen	yau	‘1sg. nominative pronoun: I’
	Wandamen	yau	‘I ; 1sg pronoun / saya’
	Warembori	iwi	‘I’ (?)
	Waropen	ra	‘I’
	Waropen	ya	‘I’
	Yaur	i-	‘1sg.R’
	Yaur	ìgwá	‘1sg’
	Yaur	ja-	‘1sg.I’
	Yerisiam	j-	‘1sg’ (?)


5	ACD	PAN *alaq₁	‘fetch, get, take’
	Buli	yal	‘get, fetch’


6	ACD	PAN *ama	‘father’
	ACD	PAN *ta-ama	‘father (ref.)’
	ACD	PMP *t-ama	‘father’
	PCEMP	*t-ama	‘father’
	PMP	*t-ama	‘father’
	Ambai	tama-	‘father’
	Biak	kĕma	‘father (ref.) / vader, als over een vader gesproken wordt’
	Biak	mami	‘father / vader’
	Biga	mai	‘father’
	Buli	hmā	‘father’ (?)
	Buli	hmā	‘father, FB’
	Dusner	tma	‘ayah / father’
	Gebe	mam	‘father’
	Moor	kamá	‘grandparent / tete/nene’
	Sekar	yama-n	‘father’
	Wandamen	tama-	‘father’
	Wandamen	tama	‘father’
	Waropen	imai	‘father’


7	ACD	PMP *ampu	‘grandparent/ grandchild (reciprocal)’
	ACD	PMP *empu	‘grandparent/ grandchild (recipr.); ancestor; lord, master, owner’
	Biak	k-ĕpu	‘grandparent/grandchild; totemic animal or plant (may not be eaten out of a kind of piety) / grootvader, grootmoeder, kleinkind; totemdier of plant (wordt niet gegeten uit een sort van piëteit)’
	Buli	bu	‘grandparent/grandchild’


8	ACD	PAN *aNak	‘child, offspring; son, daughter; interest on a loan’
	ACD	PMP *anak	‘child, offspring; son, daughter; brother's child (man speaking), sister's child (woman speaking); young animal or plant; young; small (for its kind); dependent or component part of something larger; native, resident, inhabitant; interest on a loan’
	PCEMP	*anak	‘child’
	PMP	*anak	‘child’
	Sekar	kukanak	‘child’


9	ACD	PMP *añam	‘plait (mats, baskets, etc.)’
	Ambai	anu(m)	‘weave/plait’
	Ansus	anuM	‘weave / anyam’
	Biak	yanĕm	‘to plait, weave / vlechten’
	Buli	yanam	‘to plait, weave (as mats)’
	Sawai	n-yɔnɛm	‘to weave, plait’
	Serui-Laut	anu	‘weave’
	Yerisiam	áamáné	‘weave / anyam’


10	ACD	PAN *aNay	‘insect of the order Isoptera: termite, white ant’
	Ambai	anana	‘ant’ (?)
	Ansus	anaana	‘red_ant / semut merah’
	Serui-Laut	anana	‘ant’
	Umar	nine	‘ant / semut’ (?)
	Wandamen	anana	‘ant / semut’
	Yerisiam	áníiní	‘ant / semut’ (?)


11	ACD	PMP *apa₁	‘what?’
	ACD	PMP *apa-i	‘what? which?’
	PCEMP	*apa	‘what?’
	PCEMP	*sapa	‘what?’
	PMP	*apa	‘what?’
	Ambel	letalapa	‘what’ (?)
	Buli	ahai	‘what?’
	Fiawat	nahapa	‘what’ (?)
	Kowiai	lafé	‘what?’
	Sekar	safa	‘what?’


12	ACD	PEMP *apen	‘fishing line’
	ACD	PMP *hapen	‘fishing line’
	Biak	yàfĕn	‘harpoon for spearing fish and turtles / harpoen om visch en schildpad te steken’
	Buli	yafan	‘line used in harpooning sea turtles’


13	ACD	PEMP *api₁	‘fire’
	ACD	PMP *hapuy	‘fire’
	ACD	PAN *Sapuy	‘fire’
	PCEMP	*hapuy	‘fire’
	PMP	*hapuy	‘fire’
	Ambel	lap	‘fire’
	Arguni	yaf	‘fire’
	Arguni	yaf	‘fire’
	As	yap	‘fire’
	Biga	lap	‘fire’ (??)
	Biga	lap	‘fire’
	Buli	yap	‘fire’
	Buli	yap	‘fire’
	Fiawat	lap	‘fire’
	Gebe	yap	‘fire’
	Kawe	lap	‘fire’
	Kowiai	laf	‘fire’
	Laganyan	lap	‘fire’
	Matbat	ya³p	‘fire’
	Maˈya	ˈla¹²p	‘fire’
	Maˈya	ˈla¹²p	‘fire’
	Sekar	yafi	‘fire’
	Wauyai	lap	‘fire’
	Yerisiam	jáai	‘fire / api’


14	ACD	PAN *apu	‘grandparent/ grandchild (reciprocal)’
	Ambai	tafui	‘grandparent’
	Ansus	apus muampi	‘grandfather / tete’
	Ansus	apus wawimpi	‘grandmother / nenek’
	Ansus	tapu	‘grandchild / cucu’
	Dusner	apui	‘kakek / grandfather’
	Wandamen	t-apu	‘grandparent; grandchild’
	Wandamen	apusi	‘grandparent / nenek dan kakek’
	Wandamen	tapu	‘grandparent ; grandchild / nenek ; kakek ; cucu’
	Yerisiam	gwápúù	‘grandmother / nene’


15	ACD	PEMP *aRezan	‘notched log ladder’
	ACD	PMP *haRezan	‘notched log ladder’
	Buli	olan	‘ladder’
	Kowiai	roran	‘ladder, stairs’
	Maˈya	ˈlo¹²n	‘ladder’
	Maˈya	ˈlo¹²n	‘ladder’
	Sawai	lon	‘ladder’
	Yaur	rògré	‘ladder / tangga’


16	ACD	PMP *aRuhu	‘a shore tree: Casuarina equisetifolia’
	ACD	PMP *qaRuhu	‘a shore tree: Casuarina equisetifolia’
	Ambai	ai-yaru	‘casuarina’
	Biak	yār	‘a tree: Casuarina equisetifolia / casuarine’
	Moor	jàrura	‘tree sp. / pohon kasuari’
	Umar	jaru	‘tree sp. / pohon kasuari’
	Wandamen	yaru	‘a tree: Casuarina equisetifolia’
	Wandamen	ai yaru	‘k.o. tree / pohon kasuari’
	Yaur	jàrmùríe	‘tree sp. / pohon kasuari’


17	ACD	PAN *asa₁	‘one’
	ACD	PCEMP *asa₂	‘one (of humans)’
	ACD	PAN *esa	‘one’
	ACD	PAN *isa₁	‘one’
	PCEMP	*isa	‘one’
	PCEMP	*əsa	‘one’
	PMP	*esa	‘one’
	PMP	*isa	‘one’
	Arguni	sia	‘One’ (?)
	As	sa	‘One’
	Biak	saï	‘one / één’
	Buli	[a] sa/[i]sa	‘One’
	Buli	asa	‘one’
	Buli	isa	‘one’
	Buli	sa-	‘one’
	Gane	pso	‘One’
	Gebe	pi-sa	‘One’
	Irarutu	eso	‘One’
	Irarutu	esuémə	‘one / satu’
	Kowiai	isa\|mós	‘One’
	Maˈya	ˈaksa	‘one’
	Maˈya	ˈsa	‘one’
	Moor	tatá	‘one / satu’
	Sawai	pu-sɔ	‘one’
	Sekar	isa	‘One’
	Taba	p-so	‘One’
	Taba	-so	‘one’
	Wandamen	esa	‘One’


18	ACD	PEMP *asaq	‘sharpen, rub, grate’
	ACD	PMP *hasaq	‘whet, sharpen’
	ACD	PAN *Sasaq	‘whet, sharpen’
	Ansus	asasumi	‘sharpen_(with_wood) / asah dengan kayu \1s yasasumi \2s bosasumi \3s yesasumi’
	Biak	yās	‘whet, sharpen / wetten, slijpen’
	Serui-Laut	aa	‘sharpen’
	Yerisiam	áhà	‘sharpen / kasi asah’


19	ACD	PAN *asu₁	‘dog’
	PCEMP	*asu	‘dog’
	PMP	*asu	‘dog’
	Sekar	yasi	‘dog’


20	ACD	PAN *aya₂	‘(gloss uncertain)’
	Arguni	yai	‘mother’
	Arguni	yai	‘mother’
	Biak	yàï	‘father / vader’
	Kowiai	yai	‘father’
	Wandamen	yai	‘father / bapak / papa’
	Warembori	ai	‘F’


21	ACD	PMP *ba₄	‘under, below’
	ACD	PMP *babaq₁	‘lower surface, bottom; short, low; below, beneath, under’
	PCEMP	*i babaq	‘below’
	PMP	*i-babaq	‘below’
	Ambai	dombau	‘below’
	Ambai	-weu	‘below’
	Ansus	umbau	‘below / di bawah’
	Biak	babni	‘below, under / beneden, onder’
	Biak	wabni	‘below, under / beneden, onder’
	Biga	pa\|pɔ	‘below’
	Buli	pāp	‘below’
	Buli	pāp	‘beneath, under’
	Dusner	vav	‘bawah / below’
	Gane	poli	‘below’
	Gebe	la-pa	‘below’
	Irarutu	e-və	‘below’ (?)
	Maˈya	ˈpa¹²p	‘lower, low’
	Moor	kuvava'î	‘short / pendek’
	Sekar	ami-boban	‘below’
	Serui-Laut	umbau	‘below’
	Wandamen	vav[a]	‘below’


22	ACD	PAN *baba₁	‘carry a person pick-a-back; ride pick-a-back’
	ACD	PMP *baba₇	‘carry a person pick-a-back; ride pick-a-back’
	Kowiai	na-fafa	‘carry on the back’
	Waropen	wawa	‘sit on the back, carry on the back (as a child)’


23	ACD	PMP *baba₂	‘father’
	Arguni	baba	‘father’
	Moor	babá	‘friend / teman’
	Taba	baba(si)	‘father’
	Wandamen	babai	‘older sibling / kakak’
	Wandamen	baba vasia	‘parents / orang tua’
	Yerisiam	bábà	‘older sibling / kakak’


24	ACD	POC *babak₁	‘strike, chip stone’
	Arguni	baba	‘break one thing on another, chip a stone’


25	ACD	PAN *babaw₃	‘upper surface, top; highlands; on, upon, over, above’
	ACD	PMP *bawbaw	‘upper surface, top, above’
	ACD	PCEMP *bobo₂	‘upper surface, top, above’
	Arguni	apo	‘above’
	Biak	bo	‘above / boven, op’
	Biga	pa\|pɔwɔ	‘above’
	Buli	popó	‘above’
	Buli	popô	‘above’
	Gane	payau	‘above’
	Kowiai	[-na] féfa	‘above’
	Moor	ravúana	‘above / di atas’ (?)
	Serui-Laut	babo	‘above’
	Serui-Laut	vavoyai	‘above’
	Wandamen	vavo	‘above’
	Wandamen	vavo	‘on top (of); above / di atas’
	Waropen	[ru]bo	‘above’


26	ACD	PMP *ba-b<in>ahi	‘woman; female’
	ACD	PAN *b<in>ahi	‘[woman, wife]’
	ACD	PCEMP *b<in>ai	‘[woman, female]’
	PCEMP	*ba-b-in-ay	‘woman’
	PCEMP	*b-in-ay	‘woman’
	PMP	*ba-b-in-ahi	‘woman’
	PMP	*b-in-ahi	‘woman’
	Ambai	vivi	‘wife’
	Ambai	viviŋ	‘woman/female’
	Ambai	vivin	‘woman’
	Ambel	bin	‘woman’
	Ansus	wawing	‘woman / perempuan’
	Ansus	wawini	‘wife / isteri’
	Arguni	bimbine	‘woman/female’
	Arguni	popin	‘wife’
	As	-bin	‘wife’
	Biak	bin	‘woman; female / vrouw; vrouwelijk’
	Biga	wa-bin	‘wife’
	Biga	wa-bin	‘woman/female’
	Biga	waˈbin	‘woman’
	Buli	mapíŋ	‘woman/female’
	Buli	ma-piŋ	‘woman; female’
	Fiawat	bin	‘woman’
	Gane	mapín	‘woman/female’
	Gebe	mapin	‘woman/female’
	Gebe	mapin	‘wife’
	Irarutu	bevine	‘woman/female’
	Irarutu	bəfínə	‘woman / perempuan’
	Kawe	pin	‘woman’
	Kowiai	mafína	‘woman/female’
	Laganyan	pin	‘woman’
	Maˈya	ˈpi³n	‘woman’
	Maˈya	ˈpi³n	‘woman’
	Moor	vavína	‘woman / perempuan’
	Sawai	mɛpin	‘female’
	Serui-Laut	vavin	‘woman’
	Serui-Laut	vinempi	‘wife’
	Taba	mapin	‘woman/female’
	Taba	mapin	‘wife’
	Umar	inggo	‘woman / perempuan’
	Wandamen	babi	‘woman/female’
	Wandamen	vavi[n]	‘woman/female’
	Wandamen	vinie	‘wife’
	Wandamen	babin	‘woman; female’
	Wandamen	vavi	‘woman ; female / perempuan’
	Wandamen	vinie	‘wife / istri’
	Warembori	bin-do	‘Woman’
	Waropen	bino	‘wife’
	Waropen	bino	‘woman/female’
	Wauyai	pin	‘woman’
	Yerisiam	íìnà	‘woman / perempuan’


27	ACD	PAN *bahi	‘female’
	ACD	PMP *bahi	‘female, woman, wife; female of animals’
	ACD	PCEMP *bai₂	‘[woman, female]’
	PCEMP	*bai	‘woman’
	PMP	*bahi	‘woman’
	Biak	baï	‘woman, wife / vrouw, wanneer ze met eenige onderscheiding aangesprokken wordt’


28	ACD	PCEMP *bai₁	‘do, make’
	Moor	venî	‘do / bikin’ (?)
	Sawai	n-pe	‘to do, make’


29	ACD	PMP *bak₂	‘negative marker’ (?)
	Ambel	po	‘no’
	Ansus	wa	‘not / tidak’
	Biak	ba	‘no, not’
	Biga	sapɔ	‘no, not’
	Biga	saˈpo	‘no’
	Buli	pa	‘no, not’
	Buli	pa	‘no, not, nothing, no one’
	Dusner	va	‘tidak / not’
	Fiawat	hanpo	‘no’
	Gebe	ɛnpa	‘no, not’
	Kawe	po	‘no’
	Laganyan	haˈpo	‘no’
	Matbat	do²¹po	‘no’
	Maˈya	saˈpo¹²	‘no’
	Maˈya	saˈpo¹²	‘no’
	Moor	và	‘Neg / tidak’
	Wandamen	va	‘no, not’
	Wandamen	va	‘no ; not / tidak’
	Waropen	wo	‘no, not’
	Waropen	womo	‘no, not’
	Wauyai	po	‘no’
	Yerisiam	béebà	‘not yet / belum’
	Yerisiam	mábè	‘no / tidak’
	Yerisiam	vé	‘Neg / tidak’


30	ACD	PAN *bakbak₂	‘clap’
	Waropen	wawa	‘knock on side of canoe; make a clamor’


31	ACD	PMP *bala₂	‘pen, enclosure for domesticated animals’
	ACD	PMP *bara₁	‘pen, enclosure for domesticated animals’
	ACD	PMP *baRa₂	‘pen, enclosure for domesticated animals’
	Serui-Laut	fara	‘fence, palisade’
	Serui-Laut	fara	‘fence’


32	ACD	PAN *bales₁	‘to answer, retaliate; reciprocate good or evil’
	Buli	palas	‘to pay’


33	ACD	PMP *baliji	‘kind of grass’
	ACD	PMP *balizi	‘kind of grass’
	PCEMP	*baliji	‘grass’
	PMP	*baliji	‘grass’
	Ambel	abris	‘grass’
	Biak	abris	‘grass / gras, onkruid’
	Gane	bibisá	‘grass’


34	ACD	PAN *baliw	‘buy, sell’
	PCEMP	*bəli	‘buy’
	PMP	*beli	‘buy’
	Serui-Laut	bori	‘to buy’
	Serui-Laut	wori	‘to buy’
	Wandamen	bori	‘buy’


35	ACD	PEMP *balun₁	‘mix’
	Biak	bàrĕn	‘stir into food / in 't eten roeren’


36	ACD	PAN *bañaw₁	‘wash the body’
	ACD	PMP *bañaw₂	‘wash the hands’
	Biak	ban	‘wash with water (body and objects, not clothes) / opheffen van de hand, z.a. bij 't salueeren’


37	ACD	PAN *baŋuN	‘wake up, get out of bed’
	ACD	PMP *baŋun₂	‘wake someone, rouse someone from sleep; erect something, put something in an upright position’
	Biak	bān	‘wake up from sleeping; set something upright, as a mast or a house; lifting of the hand, as in saluting’


38	ACD	PMP *bantun	‘pull up, as out of a pit or out of water’
	Biak	bakĕn	‘pull up with brute force, as a stone without using tools / met kracht uithalen, z.a. van 'n steen, zonder van gereedschap gebruik te maken’


39	ACD	PMP *banua	‘inhabited land, territory supporting the life of a community’
	Ambai	munue	‘village’
	Ansus	nu	‘world / dunia’
	Biak	mènu	‘village / dorp’
	Biak	mĕnu	‘village / dorp’
	Biga	pnu	‘village’
	Buli	pnu	‘village’
	Dusner	munuai	‘kampung / village’
	Fiawat	penuw	‘village’
	Kawe	nu	‘village’
	Laganyan	ˈnu³	‘village’
	Matbat	nu³	‘village’
	Maˈya	ˈpnu³	‘village’
	Maˈya	ˈpnu³	‘village’
	Moor	manù	‘forest / hutan’
	Serui-Laut	nu	‘the earth’
	Umar	nuae	‘village / kampung’
	Warembori	bunupune	‘Village’
	Waropen	nu	‘village’
	Yaur	núùré	‘village / kampung’
	Yerisiam	nú	‘village / kampung’


40	ACD	PMP *baqagi	‘share, inherit, inheritance; to allot, divide property’
	Waropen	bage	‘part, share’ (loan?)


41	ACD	PMP *baqeRu	‘new, fresh; recent(ly); youth, bachelor; beautiful, in one's prime’
	ACD	PAN *baqeRuh	‘new; bachelor’
	PCEMP	*baqəRu	‘new’
	PMP	*ma-baqeRu	‘new’
	Ambai	vevoru	‘new’
	Ambai	waworu	‘new’
	Ambel	ambabo	‘new’
	Ansus	waworu	‘new / baru’
	Arguni	popʷaro	‘new’
	Biak	babo	‘new / nieuw’
	Buli	po	‘new’
	Buli	po	‘new; recently’
	Dusner	vavo	‘muda / young’
	Gane	pou	‘new’
	Kowiai	fówa	‘new’
	Kurudu	woru	‘new’
	Serui-Laut	va-voru	‘new’
	Serui-Laut	vavoru	‘new’
	Taba	powo	‘new’
	Wandamen	vavoru	‘new’
	Wandamen	ba-boru	‘new’
	Wandamen	awori	‘new / baru’
	Wandamen	vavoru	‘fresh ; young / segar ; mudah’
	Warembori	uvo-ro	‘New’ (?)
	Waropen	boa	‘new’
	Waropen	woa	‘new’


42	ACD	PMP *baRa₁	‘hand, arm’
	Ambai	waraŋ	‘hand’
	Ambai	wara-	‘arm’
	Ansus	warau	‘arm / tangan’
	Biak	rwa	‘hand / hand, arm’
	Biak	bra	‘hand, arm / tangan’
	Dusner	vra	‘tangan / arm’
	Irarutu	fra-	‘hand’
	Irarutu	frá	‘arm, hand / tangan’
	Moor	veréa	‘arm / tangan’
	Munggui	bara	‘hand’
	Serui-Laut	wara	‘hand’
	Serui-Laut	wara	‘arm, hand’
	Wandamen	vara	‘hand’
	Wandamen	vara	‘hand’
	Wandamen	vara	‘hand / tangan’
	Warembori	ke-vera-ro	‘Arm’
	Waropen	baha	‘hand’
	Waropen	waha	‘hand’
	Yaur	vrá'ùgwájè	‘arm / tangan’
	Yerisiam	bàkí	‘arm / tangan’
	Yoke	βura-	‘arm’


43	ACD	PAN *baReq	‘abscess, boil, swelling on the body’
	PMP	*baReq	‘swell’
	Ambai	bebara	‘to swell’
	Ansus	bebara	‘swollen / bengkak’
	Biak	biar	‘to swell / gezwollen, zuchtig van lichaamsdeelen’
	Biga	saba	‘to swell’ (?)
	Irarutu	-nəbər\|barə	‘to swell’
	Moor	vavarà	‘swollen / bengkak’
	Sekar	abara	‘to swell’
	Wandamen	barbara	‘to swell’
	Yaur	névíorè	‘swollen / bengkak’


44	ACD	PMP *baseq₂	‘wet; wash clothes’
	ACD	PMP *besaq	‘wet, wash’
	ACD	PMP *biseq	‘wet; wash the anus after defecating’
	ACD	PMP *ma-baseq	‘wet, moist, damp’
	PCEMP	*ma-basəq	‘wet’
	PMP	*ma-baseq	‘wet’
	Ambai	vevasa	‘wet’
	Ambai	wawasa	‘wet (cloth)’
	Ansus	wawa	‘wet / basah’
	Serui-Laut	vavaa	‘wet’
	Wandamen	va\|vasa	‘wet’
	Wandamen	vabasa	‘wet / basah’


45	ACD	PMP *bataŋ	‘tree trunk, fallen tree, log; stem of a plant; body; corpse; self; bridge of the nose; most important or preeminent thing; main course of a river; mushroom or bracket fungus that grows on tree trunks or decaying logs’
	Buli	patŋ-o	‘piece of wood or a tree that is lying on the ground’
	Buli	pat-pataŋ	‘lie fallen, of a tree’
	Fiawat	batan	‘tree’


46	ACD	PAN *batu₄	‘stone; testicle’
	PCEMP	*batu	‘stone’
	PMP	*batu	‘stone’
	Arguni	puat	‘stone’ (?)
	As	pa	‘stone’
	Biga	ka\|pat	‘stone’
	Biga	kaˈpat	‘stone’
	Buli	pāt	‘stone’
	Buli	pāt	‘stone’
	Fiawat	epat	‘stone’
	Gebe	ka\|pat	‘stone’
	Kawe	aˈpat	‘stone’
	Laganyan	aˈpat	‘stone’
	Matbat	pa¹²t	‘stone’
	Maˈya	kaˈpa¹²t	‘stone’
	Maˈya	kaˈpa¹²t	‘stone’
	Moor	vá'a	‘stone / batu’
	Sekar	bati	‘stone’
	Umar	atu	‘stone / batu’
	Wauyai	kaˈpat	‘stone’
	Yerisiam	áakú	‘stone / batu’


47	ACD	PMP *bekelaj	‘spread out, unroll (mats, etc.), open out, unfold (as the hand); wide’
	ACD	PEMP *bolaj	‘spread out, unroll (mats, etc.); wide’
	Biak	bor	‘spread out, as a cloth over a table / uitspreiden, z.a. een kleed over een tafel’


48	ACD	PAN *belaq	‘part of something split’
	PMP	*belaq	‘split’
	Moor	vorà	‘split / belah’


49	ACD	PEMP *béŋkéR	‘defecate’
	Buli	péke	‘defecate’


50	ACD	PAN *beRay₁	‘give’
	ACD	PMP *beRay₂	‘give, present gifts to; gift’
	ACD	PEMP *boRe	‘give’
	Ambel	la-bi	‘give’
	Buli	po	‘give, hand over, surrender’
	Dusner	ve	‘beri / give’
	Fiawat	bi	‘give’
	Laganyan	ˈbi(o)	‘give’
	Matbat	be²¹	‘give’
	Maˈya	ˈbe(o)	‘give’
	Maˈya	ˈbe(o)	‘give’
	Sawai	n-po	‘give’
	Umar	ve	‘give / kasih’
	Wauyai	bi(o)	‘give’
	Yaur	vèné	‘give / kasih’


51	ACD	PAN *beRek	‘domesticated pig’
	Fiawat	bu	‘pig’
	Laganyan	bo	‘pig’
	Maˈya	ˈbo³	‘pig’
	Maˈya	ˈbo³	‘pig’
	Sawai	bow	‘pig’
	Umar	bue	‘pig / babi’
	Warembori	pue-ro	‘Pig’ (?)
	Waropen	fo	‘pig’
	Wauyai	bo	‘pig’
	Yoke	pua	‘pig’ (?)


52	ACD	PMP *beRkes	‘bundle (as of firewood); package’
	ACD	PEMP *bokes	‘bundle; package’
	Biak	bòs	‘tie together, as the hair; bundle, bunch / samenbinden, z.a. 't haar; bundel, bos’


53	ACD	PMP *beRŋi	‘night’
	ACD	PAN *beRŋi-n	‘night’
	PMP	*beRŋi(n)	‘night’
	Moor	vàra'a	‘night / malam’ (?)


54	ACD	PMP *beRsay	‘canoe paddle; paddle a canoe’
	ACD	PEMP *boRse	‘canoe paddle, paddle a canoe’
	Ambai	bo	‘oar’
	Ambai	wo	‘paddle (v.)’
	Ansus	bo	‘paddle / dayung’
	Ansus	wo	‘paddle / dayung’
	Arguni	pores	‘oar, paddle’
	Biak	borĕs	‘paddle, oar / pagaai, roeispaan’
	Biak	borĕs	‘to paddle, row in native fashion (with scooping motion) / pagaaien, 't roeien op inlandsche manier’
	Dusner	vors	‘dayung / paddle’
	Kowiai	fosa	‘oar, paddle’
	Moor	vóa	‘paddle / mendayung’
	Moor	vóra	‘paddle / penggayung’
	Onin	pesa	‘oar, paddle’
	Serui-Laut	bo	‘oar, paddle’
	Wandamen	bo	‘paddle’
	Wandamen	vo	‘paddle / dayung’
	Wandamen	vo	‘paddle / dayung’
	Wandamen	wo	‘row ; paddle / dayung’
	Waropen	wo	‘to row’


55	ACD	PMP *beRtek	‘thorn, spur, barb’
	Buli	poat	‘stinger of stingray’


56	ACD	PMP *biŋaq	‘kind of volute shell’
	Buli	piŋ	‘kind of shellfish’


57	ACD	PSHWNG *bisik₂	‘sick; illness’
	Biak	bis	‘sick; illness, particularly fever / ziekte, ziek, in 't bijzonder koorts’
	Buli	pisi	‘painful, sick’
	Buli	pisi	‘sick, be sick’
	Buli	pisi kaci	‘rheumatism’
	Buli	pis-pisi	‘illness’
	Gebe	-pisi	‘painful, sick’
	Maˈya	ˈpisi³	‘to hurt’
	Sawai	-pisɛ	‘hurt’


58	ACD	PMP *bities	‘lower leg (below the knee); calf of the leg’
	Buli	pit-pitas	‘calf, lower leg’


59	ACD	PMP *bitil₁	‘hungry; starve’
	Ambai	wawisi	‘hungry’
	Ansus	wawi	‘hungry / lapar’
	Biak	bisĕr	‘hungry / hongerig zijn’
	Dusner	mbuser	‘lapar / be.hungry’
	Wandamen	vawisi	‘hungry / lapar’ (?)


60	ACD	PAN *bituqen	‘star’
	PCEMP	*bituqən	‘star’
	PMP	*bituqen	‘star’
	As	taun	‘star’
	Fiawat	tun	‘star’
	Kawe	tun	‘star’
	Maˈya	toˈi¹²n	‘star’
	Maˈya	tuˈi³n	‘star’
	Wauyai	tun	‘star’


61	ACD	POC *boto	‘short’
	As	kabu	‘short’
	Biga	kup	‘short’
	Buli	kokopē	‘short’
	Gane	gapópai	‘short’
	Gebe	kapoto	‘short’
	Irarutu	kəfutə	‘short’
	Irarutu	kəfútə	‘short / pendek’
	Umar	avu	‘short / pendek’
	Umar	gavu	‘short / rendah’
	Waropen	kamuto	‘short’ (?)


62	ACD	PAN *buaq	‘fruit’
	ACD	PMP *buaq	‘fruit; areca palm and nut; grain; berry; seed; nut; endosperm of a sprouting coconut; kidney; heart; finger; calf of the leg; testicle; various insects; scar tissue; roe; bud; flower; blossom; bear fruit; words, speech, or songs; meaning, contents of discussion; numeral classifier for roundish objects; buttock; Adam's apple; nipple of the breast; button; marble; tattooing’
	PCEMP	*buaq	‘fruit’
	PMP	*buaq	‘fruit’
	Ambai	bo	‘fruit’
	Ambai	bon	‘fruit’
	Ansus	aibong	‘fruit / buah’
	As	nupu-	‘fruit’
	Biak	aibòn	‘fruit / boomvrucht’
	Biga	puɔ	‘fruit’
	Buli	[ai] pio	‘fruit’
	Gane	bobu	‘fruit’
	Gebe	ka\|pio	‘fruit’
	Irarutu	fo	‘fruit’
	Irarutu	fu	‘fruit’
	Irarutu	fɯ́	‘fruit / buah’
	Moor	vó	‘fruit / buah’
	Sekar	bua-n	‘fruit’
	Serui-Laut	aibon	‘fruit’
	Serui-Laut	bo	‘fruit’
	Taba	sapo	‘fruit’
	Wandamen	buo	‘fruit’
	Warembori	bo	‘fruit’
	Warembori	bua	‘fruit’
	Waropen	-bo	‘fruit’
	Waropen	wo	‘fruit’
	Yerisiam	ú	‘fruit / buah’
	Yoke	βua	‘fruit’


63	ACD	PAN *bubu₂	‘conical bamboo basket trap for fish’
	Buli	pup	‘fish trap (weighted with stones to sink it in water)’


64	ACD	PMP *bubuŋ₁	‘ridge of the roof; ridge of a mountain, peak; deck of a boat; cover the ridgepole with thatch’
	ACD	PMP *bubuŋ-an	‘roof; ridge of the roof’
	Buli	pupuŋ-an	‘ridge of the roof’
	Buli	pupuŋ-an cicapo	‘end of the ridgepole, gables of the roof’
	Buli	pupuŋ-an ni ai	‘ridgepole’


65	ACD	PMP *bukbuk₃	‘weevil that infests wood, bamboo, and rice; dust produced by the boring of this insect; tooth decay, dental caries’
	Buli	pupi	‘sago meal, raw sago, sago tree’
	Buli	pupi lolo	‘the insides, pith of a sago tree’


66	ACD	PMP *buku₁	‘node (as in bamboo or sugarcane); joint; knuckle; knot in wood; knot in string or rope’
	ACD	PCEMP *buku₂	‘node (as in bamboo or sugarcane); joint; knuckle; knot in wood; knot in string or rope; Mons veneris’
	Moor	vú'a	‘knot / buku’
	Umar	vu	‘knot / buku/ikatan’
	Yaur	gávúujè	‘knot / buku’
	Yaur	vúujè	‘node / buku’
	Yerisiam	búgùa	‘knot / buku’


67	ACD	PAN *bulaN	‘moon, month; menstruation’
	ACD	PMP *bulan₃	‘moon, month; menstruation; shell disk collar piece’
	PCEMP	*bulan	‘moon’
	PMP	*bulan	‘moon’
	Arguni	purin	‘moon’
	Kowiai	fúran	‘moon’
	Kowiai	furan	‘moon’
	Moor	vùrina	‘moon / bulan’
	Taba	bulan	‘moon’
	Yerisiam	úùrà	‘moon / bulan’


68	ACD	PMP *bulan₂	‘unnaturally white, albino’
	PEMP	*budan	‘white’
	Buli	bubuláŋ	‘white’
	Gane	bulang	‘white’
	Taba	bulang	‘white’


69	ACD	PAN *bulaw-an	‘gold’
	Biak	brawĕn	‘gold / goud’
	Roon	barawan	‘gold’
	Serui-Laut	barawan	‘gold’
	Serui-Laut	barawan	‘gold’


70	ACD	PMP *bulu₁	‘body hair; fur; feather; down; floss on plant stems; color; type, kind’
	ACD	PCEMP *bulu₃	‘body hair; fur; feather; down; antenna of insect or crustacean; spikes of sea urchin; floss on plant skins, color; type, kind’
	PCEMP	*bulu	‘feather’
	PMP	*bulu	‘feather’
	Ambai	na-wavuru	‘body hair’
	Arguni	pupure	‘feather’
	Biak	bur	‘feather; body hair / bulu’
	Buli	[mani] plu	‘feather’
	Buli	plu	‘body hair, feather’
	Matbat	napo²¹l	‘feather’ (?)
	Moor	vùru	‘hair / bulu’
	Sawai	plu	‘feather’
	Sekar	bunibuni\|m	‘feather’
	Umar	uru	‘body hair / bulu’
	Warembori	ke-vun-do	‘Body hair’
	Waropen	wuro	‘feather’
	Yerisiam	úurúgùa	‘hair / bulu’
	Yoke	bo	‘body hair’


71	ACD	PAN *buluq₂	‘type of slender bamboo; Schizostachyum spp.’
	Biak	bures	‘bamboo (thick) / bamboo yang tebal’
	Moor	burasìni	‘bamboo sp. / sejenis bambu’


72	ACD	PMP *buŋ	‘deep resounding sound’
	Buli	puŋ	‘heart (perhaps an onomatopoetic word)’
	Sawai	puŋ	‘heart’


73	ACD	PAN *buŋa	‘flower, blossom’
	ACD	PMP *buŋaₐ	‘flower, blossom; to flower, bear flowers; yield a benefit (as interest on a loan); first-born child; cotton; vulva (refined or evasive), skin rash, prickly heat; speckled (of fish); kidneys’
	PCEMP	*buŋa	‘flower’
	PMP	*buŋa	‘flower’
	Ambai	ne-bu	‘flower’
	Biga	buŋa	‘flower’
	Gane	bungan	‘flower’
	Kowiai	búnga	‘flower’
	Taba	bungan	‘flower’
	Waropen	buŋga	‘flower’


74	ACD	PMP *buŋkul₁	‘swelling; lump or bump under the skin; wad of something’
	Buli	puk	‘ball, lump, clump, quid (as of tobacco)’


75	ACD	PAN *buNuq	‘throw at, hit with a projectile’
	ACD	PMP *bunuq₂	‘throw at, hit, strike with a sharp object; kill; extinguish (a fire)’
	PCEMP	*bunuq	‘kill’
	PMP	*bunuq	‘kill’
	Ambai	i-muni	‘to kill’
	Ambai	mun	‘kill’
	Ambel	buni	‘kill’
	Ansus	mung	‘kill / bunuh’
	As	-bun	‘to kill’
	Biak	mun	‘to kill / slaan; dooden; vechten’
	Biga	-bun	‘to kill’
	Biga	bun	‘kill’
	Buli	pun	‘to hit’
	Buli	pun	‘to kill’
	Buli	fa-pun	‘to kill (intr.)’
	Buli	fa-pun-pun	‘kill each other; kill together, kill jointly’
	Buli	ma-fa-pun	‘killer, murderer’
	Buli	pun	‘strike, beat; kill’
	Buli	puni yap	‘extinguish a fire (term used while at sea -- not on land)’
	Buli	pun-pun	‘hit repeatedly, ill-treat’
	Dusner	mun	‘bunuh / kill’
	Fiawat	bun	‘kill’
	Gane	pun	‘to kill’
	Gebe	-pun	‘to kill’
	Irarutu	-bunə	‘to kill’
	Kawe	bun	‘kill’
	Kowiai	-fun	‘to hit’
	Kowiai	-fun i namáta	‘to kill’
	Laganyan	ˈbu³n	‘kill’
	Matbat	bu³n	‘kill’
	Maˈya	ˈbu³n	‘kill’
	Maˈya	ˈbu³n	‘kill’
	Moor	munâ	‘kill / bunuh’
	Sawai	n-pun	‘to kill’
	Sawai	n-pun	‘to strike’
	Serui-Laut	mun	‘to kill’
	Taba	-pun	‘to kill’
	Wandamen	mun	‘to kill’
	Wandamen	mun	‘kill / bunuh’
	Warembori	muni-ro	‘Kill’
	Waropen	muna	‘to hit’
	Waropen	muna	‘to kill’
	Wauyai	bun	‘kill’
	Wauyai	falˈpun	‘kill’
	Yoke	mu	‘kill’


76	ACD	PAN *buqaya	‘crocodile’
	ACD	PCEMP *buqaya	‘crocodile; seahorse’
	Buli	piay	‘crocodile’


77	ACD	PAN *buRaw	‘drive off, chase away, expel’
	Biak	bur	‘leave, depart, vacate, forsake a place / vertrekken; heengaan’


78	ACD	PMP *buRbuR₁	‘rice porridge, rice gruel’
	Moor	vùvura	‘sago porridge / papeda’
	Warembori	boro-ro	‘Sago porridge’
	Warembori	bu-ro	‘Sago porridge’
	Waropen	wiwiro	‘sago porridge’


79	ACD	PMP *buRuk	‘rotten meat; addled eggs; bad character’
	PCEMP	*buRuk	‘rotten’
	Gane	puík	‘rotten’
	Moor	vavarù	‘rotten / busuk’
	Waropen	bu	‘rotten’


80	ACD	PMP *busuR	‘hunting bow; bow-like instrument used to card kapok fiber’
	ACD	PAN *busuR₂	‘hunting bow’
	Buli	pusi	‘to shoot’
	Buli	pusi	‘hunting bow; shoot with a bow’


81	ACD	POC *buu₅	‘conch shell trumpet’
	Buli	pu	‘onomatopoetic word, triton shell’


82	ACD	PAN *Caki	‘feces, excreta’
	ACD	PAN *Caqi	‘feces, excrement’
	ACD	PMP *taki	‘feces, excreta’
	ACD	PMP *taqi	‘feces, excrement’
	Irarutu	tá	‘feces / tahi’
	Yerisiam	káà	‘feces / tahi’


83	ACD	PAN *CaNem	‘grave; to bury’
	ACD	PMP *tanem	‘grave; to bury; to plant’
	PCEMP	*tanəm	‘to plant’
	PMP	*tanem	‘to plant’
	Ambai	i-tanamp	‘to plant’
	Ambai	tana(m)	‘plant (v.)’
	Ansus	tanami	‘plant / tanam \1s etanami \2s tuanami \3s tianami’
	Arguni	-tanem	‘to plant’
	Gane	tonam	‘to plant’
	Gebe	fa\|tanam	‘to plant’
	Irarutu	-mə\|ta-nə	‘to plant’
	Kowiai	tanóm	‘earth/soil’
	Kowiai	tanom	‘land, soil’
	Moor	'anamî	‘grow / tanam’
	Sawai	tɔnɛm	‘to plant’
	Serui-Laut	tana	‘plant’
	Umar	tnam	‘plant / tanam’
	Wandamen	tanam	‘to plant’
	Waropen	ana\|ko	‘to plant’
	Yaur	'èmné	‘plant / tanam’
	Yerisiam	káamáné	‘plant / tanam’


84	ACD	PAN *CawiN	‘year’
	PCEMP	*taqun	‘year’
	PMP	*taqun	‘year’
	As	tahun	‘year’
	Biga	tahun	‘year’
	Buli	taun	‘year’
	Dusner	tahun	‘tahun / year’
	Gane	taun	‘year’
	Irarutu	taun	‘year’
	Moor	táuna	‘year / tahun’
	Taba	taun	‘year’
	Wandamen	taune	‘year’
	Wandamen	taune	‘year / tahun’


85	ACD	PAN *CebuS	‘sugarcane: Saccharum officinarum’
	ACD	PMP *tebuh₁	‘sugarcane: Saccharum officinarum’
	ACD	PMP *tebuh₂	‘sugarcane: Saccharum officinarum’
	ACD	PAN *tebuS	‘sugarcane: Saccharum officinarum’
	Ambai	tovu	‘sugarcane’
	Ansus	towu	‘sugarcane / tebu’
	Biak	kòb	‘sugarcane / suikerriet’
	Buli	top	‘sugarcane’
	Irarutu	tɯ́fə	‘sugarcane / tebu’
	Moor	kóha	‘sugarcane / tebu’
	Sawai	tep	‘sugarcane’
	Serui-Laut	tovu	‘sugarcane’
	Umar	to	‘sugarcane / tebu’
	Waropen	kowu	‘sugarcane’
	Yaur	òojé	‘sugarcane / tebu’
	Yerisiam	kóou	‘sugarcane / tebu’


86	ACD	PAN *Cesek	‘insert, pierce, penetrate’
	ACD	PMP *tesek	‘pierce, penetrate’
	Waropen	sako	‘to stab, pierce’ (??)


87	ACD	PAN *C<in>aqi	‘small intestine’
	ACD	PMP *t<in>aqi	‘small intestine’
	PCEMP	*tinaqi	‘guts’
	PMP	*tinaqi	‘guts’
	Ambai	ene-	‘belly’
	Ambai	ene-	‘abdomen’
	Ambel	nyay	‘belly’
	Ansus	aneu	‘stomach / perut’
	Biak	snèwar-	‘intestines / ingewanden’
	Biga	nia-	‘belly’
	Biga	nya(o)	‘belly’
	Buli	hñai walwalo	‘intestines’
	Buli	hñao	‘belly’
	Fiawat	na	‘belly’
	Gebe	hñainora	‘intestines’
	Gebe	hñao	‘belly’
	Irarutu	-fta- teni	‘intestines’ (?)
	Kawe	aˈnyay(o)	‘belly’
	Laganyan	aˈnyay(o)	‘belly’
	Maˈya	ˈna(o)	‘belly’
	Maˈya	ˈna(o)	‘belly’
	Moor	siné	‘stomach / perut’
	Sawai	sno	‘stomach’
	Serui-Laut	ane	‘belly’
	Serui-Laut	anewai	‘intestines’
	Umar	hna	‘belly / perut’
	Wandamen	sane	‘belly’
	Wandamen	sanèwai	‘intestines’
	Waropen	nina	‘belly’
	Wauyai	kaˈnyay(o)	‘belly’
	Yaur	hnáarè	‘intestines / tali perut’
	Yerisiam	hìná	‘belly / perut’


88	ACD	PAN *CuNuh	‘roast food over a fire’
	ACD	PMP *tunu	‘roast food over a fire’
	PCEMP	*tunu	‘burn’
	PMP	*tunu	‘burn’
	Ambai	i-nunu	‘to cook’
	Ambai	nunun	‘burn (tr.)’
	Ansus	nunung	‘burn, cook (tr) / membakar’
	Biak	kun	‘burn, fry, roast; ignite a fire or lamp; fire a gun / branden, bakken, poffen, aansteken (van vuur of lamp); afschieten van een geweer’
	Dusner	un	‘bakar / roast’
	Irarutu	-matune	‘to cook’
	Irarutu	túnə	‘to cook / masak’
	Kowiai	-tun	‘to shoot’
	Moor	'unî	‘burn / bakar’
	Serui-Laut	nunu	‘to cook’
	Serui-Laut	tunu	‘to cook’
	Serui-Laut	tunu	‘to burn’
	Umar	tnu	‘cook / masak’
	Wandamen	nunu[m]	‘to cook’
	Wandamen	nunu	‘grill ; cook / bakar; masak’
	Warembori	akuni-ro	‘Burn (intr)’
	Warembori	kuni	‘Burn’
	Warembori	kuni	‘Cook’
	Yaur	'úndáe	‘cook / masak’
	Yaur	'úndè	‘burn / bakar’
	Yerisiam	kúuná	‘burn / bakar’


89	ACD	PAN *CuSuR	‘string together, as beads’
	ACD	PMP *tuhuR	‘string’
	Biak	kur	‘to string (as beads) / rijgen’
	Umar	kuru	‘beads / manik-manik’


90	ACD	PMP *dabuk₁	‘pound, beat’
	Irarutu	dábə	‘to pound / tumbuk, pukul’
	Irarutu	dəbé	‘to hit / pukul’


91	ACD	PMP *dahun	‘leaf; blade of paddle or oar; ‘ table’ for eating’
	ACD	PCEMP *daun	‘leaf; head hair; classifier used in counting certain types of objects’
	PCEMP	*daun	‘leaf’
	PMP	*dahun	‘leaf’
	Ambai	rerau	‘leaf’
	Ambai	reraun	‘leaf’
	As	a\|laun	‘leaf’
	Buli	ulú	‘leaf’ (?)
	Irarutu	ró	‘leaf / daun’
	Kawe	aˈlun	‘leaf’
	Kowiai	rówce	‘leaf’
	Laganyan	aˈlun	‘leaf’
	Matbat	da²¹n	‘leaf’
	Maˈya	kaˈlun(o)	‘leaf’
	Maˈya	kaˈlun(o)	‘leaf’
	Moor	rànu	‘leaf / daun’
	Sawai	ay wlu	‘leaf’ (?)
	Serui-Laut	re-rau	‘leaf’
	Taba	llu	‘leaf’ (?)
	Wandamen	rau	‘leaf’
	Wandamen	rau	‘leaf’
	Wandamen	rau	‘edible leaf ; vegetable ; greens / daun ; sayur’
	Warembori	andan-do	‘Leaf’
	Waropen	rana	‘leaf’
	Wauyai	kaˈlun	‘leaf’
	Yerisiam	ráànìa	‘leaf / daun’
	Yoke	tandu	‘leaf’


92	ACD	PAN *dalem	‘in, inside; deep’
	ACD	PMP *dalem	‘ins, area within, inner part of something; between; below, under; deep; mind, feelings’
	ACD	PMP *i dalem	‘below, beneath; in’
	PMP	*i-dalem	‘in, inside’
	Ambai	rorompu	‘in, inside’
	Ambai	roron	‘inside’
	Ansus	rarong	‘inside / di dalam’
	Buli	loló	‘in, inside’
	Gebe	i-lalɔ	‘in, inside’
	Sekar	ami-nanam	‘in, inside’
	Serui-Laut	raron	‘in, inside’
	Wandamen	raro	‘in, inside’
	Wandamen	raro	‘inside / dalam’


93	ACD	PMP *dalij	‘buttress root’
	Biak	rarĕs	‘root / boomwortel’


94	ACD	PAN *danaw	‘lake’
	PCEMP	*danaw	‘lake’
	PMP	*danaw	‘lake’
	Buli	lanlan	‘lake’
	Moor	rána	‘lake / danau’
	Warembori	don-do	‘Lake’
	Yoke	dumb-	‘lake’


95	ACD	PAN *daNum	‘fresh water’
	ACD	PMP *danum	‘fresh water’
	PCEMP	*danum	‘water (fresh)’
	PMP	*danum	‘water (fresh)’
	Moor	ràruma	‘water / air’
	Umar	iran	‘water / air’
	Warembori	dan-do	‘Water’
	Waropen	rauno	‘water’
	Yerisiam	ráarámà	‘water / air’


96	ACD	PMP *daqan	‘branch, bough’
	PCEMP	*daqan	‘branch’
	PMP	*daqan	‘branch’
	Kowiai	raʔan	‘branch’
	Yaur	ráagrè	‘branch / dahan’


97	ACD	PAN *daRaq₁	‘blood; to bleed; menstruate’
	PCEMP	*daRaq	‘blood’
	PMP	*daRaq	‘blood’
	Arguni	rare	‘blood’
	Buli	la	‘coagulated blood; blood clot’
	Gebe	la	‘blood’
	Kowiai	rara	‘blood’
	Kowiai	rara	‘blood’
	Moor	ràra	‘blood / darah’
	Sawai	lɛlɔ	‘blood’
	Sekar	rara	‘blood’
	Taba	llo	‘blood’
	Umar	nuhra	‘blood / darah’
	Warembori	ke-ra-ro	‘Blood’
	Waropen	rara	‘blood’
	Waropen	rara	‘blood’
	Yerisiam	rárà	‘blood / darah’


98	PCEMP	*daun ni qulu	‘head hair’
	Moor	urànu	‘hair / rambut’ (?)


99	ACD	PMP *dedap	‘a tree: Erythrina spp.’
	Buli	o-lolaf	‘a tree: Erythrina indica’


100	ACD	PAN *demdem₂	‘gloom, darkness; dark, overcast, gloomy’
	Buli	dòram	‘night’
	Buli	doram	‘night; dark; evening’


101	ACD	PMP *de(m)pul	‘dull, blunt’
	ACD	PMP *dumpul	‘dull, blunt’
	ACD	PMP *tumpel	‘dull, blunt’
	ACD	PMP *tumpul	‘dull, blunt’
	Arguni	tumbie	‘dull, blunt’
	Umar	tvu	‘blunt / tumpul’ (?)


102	ACD	PAN *deŋeR	‘to hear; sound’
	ACD	PMP *deŋeR	‘to hear, listen; obey; hear about; news; fame, famous; to feel, perceive through any sense other than sight’
	PCEMP	*dəŋəR	‘hear’
	PMP	*deŋeR	‘hear’
	As	-fɔ\|lɔŋɔ	‘to hear’
	Biga	doˈno	‘hear’
	Buli	loŋa	‘to hear’
	Gane	longa	‘to hear’
	Gebe	lɔŋɔ	‘to hear’
	Kawe	ˈdon[o]	‘hear’
	Kowiai	banonggar	‘to hear’ (?)
	Kowiai	-fanonggar	‘to hear’ (?)
	Laganyan	ˈdon[o]	‘hear’
	Matbat	no⁴¹ŋ	‘hear’
	Maˈya	ˈdo¹²n	‘hear’
	Maˈya	ˈdo¹²n	‘hear’
	Moor	oranî	‘hear / dengar’ (?)
	Sawai	n-loŋɛ	‘hear’
	Taba	-malongo	‘to hear’
	Wauyai	ˈdon[o]	‘hear’
	Yerisiam	nó	‘hear / dengar’ (?)


103	ACD	PMP *depa	‘fathom’
	Biak	ròf	‘fathom / vadem’
	Buli	lof	‘fathom’
	Buli	lof-sa	‘one fathom’
	Kowiai	ref	‘armspan, fathom’
	Sawai	lof	‘fathom’
	Serui-Laut	rowa	‘fathom’ (?)


104	PCEMP	*di	‘at’
	PMP	*di	‘at’
	Buli	mali	‘at’
	Gane	li	‘at’
	Gane	li	‘in, inside’
	Gane	liló	‘in, inside’
	Taba	li	‘in, inside’
	Taba	li	‘at’


105	ACD	PAN *diRi	‘to stand’
	PCEMP	*diRi	‘stand’
	PMP	*diRi	‘stand’
	Irarutu	mə\|rire	‘to stand’
	Kowiai	-marír	‘to stand’
	Sekar	mriri	‘to stand’


106	ACD	PAN *disdis	‘cut, slice’
	Buli	lilis	‘cut meat in strips’


107	ACD	PMP *duha	‘two’
	ACD	PAN *duSa	‘two’
	PCEMP	*dua	‘two’
	PMP	*duha	‘two’
	Ambai	bo-ru	‘Two’
	Ambai	bo-ru	‘two’
	Ambel	low	‘two’
	Arguni	ru	‘Two’
	As	lu	‘Two’
	Biak	duï	‘two / twee’
	Biga	lo	‘Two’
	Biga	lu	‘two’
	Buli	[si] lu	‘Two’
	Dusner	nuru	‘dua / two’
	Fiawat	lu	‘two’
	Gane	plu	‘Two’
	Gebe	pi-lu	‘Two’
	Irarutu	rifo	‘Two’
	Irarutu	rú	‘two / dua’
	Kawe	lu	‘two’
	Kowiai	[ru]wet	‘Two’
	Laganyan	ˈlu³	‘two’
	Matbat	lu³	‘two’
	Maˈya	ˈlu³	‘two’
	Maˈya	ˈlu³	‘two’
	Moor	rúró	‘two / dua’
	Sawai	pɛ-lu	‘two’
	Sekar	nua	‘Two’
	Serui-Laut	boru	‘two’
	Taba	p-lu	‘Two’
	Taba	-lu	‘two’
	Umar	edih	‘two / dua’
	Wandamen	muandu	‘Two’
	Waropen	woru	‘Two’
	Wauyai	lu	‘two’
	Yaur	rédúhè	‘two / dua’
	Yerisiam	rúuhí	‘two / dua’


108	ACD	PMP *duRi₂	‘thorn, splinter, fish bone’
	PCEMP	*zuRi	‘bone’
	Irarutu	-rure	‘bone’
	Irarutu	rúrə	‘bone / tulang’
	Kowiai	rur	‘bone’
	Sekar	ruri\|r	‘bone’


109	ACD	PMP *duyuŋ₂	‘dugong’
	PMP	*duyuŋ	‘dugong’
	Biak	rowin	‘sea cow, dugong / zeekoe, sirenia’
	Moor	rúna	‘dugong / duyung’
	Waropen	rui	‘sea cow, dugong’
	Yaur	rì'ré	‘dugong / duyung’


110	ACD	PMP *emis₁	‘sweet taste’
	ACD	PEMP *emis₂	‘sweet taste’
	ACD	PMP *hemis	‘sweet taste’
	Buli	mis-mis	‘sweet’


111	ACD	PAN *enem	‘six’
	ACD	PEMP *onəm	‘six’
	Ambai	wona(ŋ)	‘Six’
	Ambai	wonan	‘six’
	Ambel	wanom	‘six’
	Ansus	wonang	‘six / enam’
	Biak	wònĕm	‘six / zes’
	Biga	woˈnom	‘six’
	Buli	wonam	‘six’
	Fiawat	wonom	‘six’
	Kawe	woˈnom	‘six’
	Laganyan	woˈnom	‘six’
	Matbat	no¹²m	‘six’
	Maˈya	ˈwono¹²m	‘six’
	Maˈya	ˈwono³m	‘six’
	Sawai	pɛ-wonɛm	‘six’
	Taba	-wonam	‘six’
	Waropen	ghono	‘six’
	Wauyai	woˈnom	‘six’


112	ACD	PMP *eŋgem	‘hold something inside the mouth’
	ACD	POC *gomu	‘hold in the mouth’
	Yerisiam	óomà	‘hold in mouth / simpan di mulut’


113	ACD	PMP *epat	‘four’
	ACD	PEMP *pat	‘four’
	ACD	PCEMP *pat-i	‘four’
	ACD	PAN *Sepat	‘four’
	PCEMP	*pati	‘four’
	PCEMP	*(ə)pat	‘four’
	PMP	*epat	‘four’
	Ambai	bo-a	‘Four’
	Ambel	ɸat	‘four’
	Arguni	fat	‘Four’
	Arguni	fat	‘four’
	As	fat	‘Four’
	Biak	fiàk	‘four / vier’
	Biga	fat	‘Four’
	Biga	fat	‘four’
	Buli	[si] fat	‘Four’
	Buli	fat	‘four’
	Dusner	(p)ati	‘four’
	Dusner	ata	‘empat / four’
	Dusner	pati	‘empat / four’
	Fiawat	fat	‘four’
	Gane	pfot	‘Four’
	Gebe	pi-fat	‘Four’
	Kawe	fat	‘four’
	Kowiai	fat	‘Four’
	Kowiai	fat	‘four’
	Laganyan	fat	‘four’
	Marau	ati	‘four’
	Matbat	fa³t	‘four’
	Maˈya	ˈfa¹²t	‘four’
	Maˈya	ˈfa¹²t	‘four’
	Moor	á'ó	‘four / empat’
	Sawai	pɛ-fɔt	‘four’
	Sekar	fat	‘Four’
	Serui-Laut	boa	‘four’
	Taba	p-hot	‘Four’
	Taba	-hot	‘four’
	Umar	eat	‘four / empat’
	Wandamen	at[e]	‘Four’
	Wandamen	ate	‘four / empat’
	Waropen	ako	‘Four’
	Wauyai	fat	‘four’
	Yaur	ríahè	‘four / empat’
	Yerisiam	áakà	‘four / empat’


114	ACD	PAN *gaCel	‘itch, feel itchy’
	ACD	PMP *ma-gatel	‘itch’
	Ambai	maitata	‘itch’
	Ansus	matata	‘itch / gatal’
	Biak	makèr	‘to itch / jeuken’
	Moor	matatiarì	‘itch / gatal’
	Yerisiam	mákmáakáré	‘itch / gatal’


115	ACD	PMP *gekgek	‘animal sound’
	Buli	gokgok	‘crow’
	Sawai	gokʔgok	‘crow’


116	ACD	PMP *habaRat	‘south’
	ACD	PAN *SabaRat	‘south wind (?)’
	Biak	barĕk	‘west / 't Westen’
	Biak	wām-barek	‘west wind, west monsoon / westenwind, westmoesson’
	Buli	pāt	‘west, west wind’


117	ACD	PMP *hajek	‘smell, sniff, kiss’
	ACD	PAN *Sajek	‘smell; to smell (transitive)’
	PMP	*hajek	‘to smell’
	Biak	yās mgasi/snòri	‘native manner of kissing, by sniffing the face / de inlandsche manier van kussen, d.i. 't gezicht beruiken’


118	ACD	PMP *hasaŋ	‘gills’
	Ambai	ne-wasa	‘gills’
	Ansus	newa	‘gill / insang’
	Biak	àsĕn	‘gills / kieuw’
	Sawai	yɔsɛn	‘gill’
	Serui-Laut	waa	‘gills’


119	ACD	PMP *hateD	‘accompany, escort, conduct, convey; send; return; escort the bride to her husband; gift of food at a wedding; send bridewealth payments’
	ACD	PAN *SateD	‘accompany, escort; send, return’
	Biak	yàkĕr	‘escort, show a person out (as a rule this is festive) / uitgeleide doen, in den regel feestelijk’
	Biak	yàkĕr bin	‘escort a bride to her bridegroom; also the preparations connected with this: to wit, the bringing of bridewealth / de bruid tot haren brudiegom brengen; ook: de daaraan verbonden voorbereidingen, z.a.: het brengen van bruidschaat’


120	ACD	PMP *hikan	‘fish’
	ACD	PEMP *ikan	‘fish’
	ACD	PAN *Sikan	‘fish’
	PCEMP	*hikan	‘fish’
	PMP	*hikan	‘fish’
	Ambai	dia	‘fish’
	Ambai	dian	‘fish (n.)’
	Ambel	dun	‘fish’
	Ansus	diang	‘fish / ikan’
	As	dun	‘fish’
	Biak	in	‘fish / visch’
	Biga	don	‘fish’
	Biga	don	‘fish’
	Buli	ian	‘fish’
	Buli	ian	‘fish’
	Dusner	in	‘ikan / fish’
	Gane	ian	‘fish’
	Gebe	in	‘fish’
	Kawe	ˈin[i]	‘fish’
	Kowiai	don	‘fish’
	Laganyan	dun	‘fish’
	Matbat	yi¹n	‘fish’
	Maˈya	ˈi¹²n	‘fish’
	Maˈya	ˈdo³n	‘fish’
	Moor	ìjana	‘fish / ikan’
	Sawai	in	‘fish’
	Serui-Laut	dian	‘fish’
	Wandamen	dia[n]	‘fish’
	Wandamen	dia	‘fish / ikan’
	Wauyai	dun	‘fish’
	Yerisiam	díijánà	‘fish / ikan’


121	ACD	PMP *hiket	‘tie, bind, attach to by tying’
	PMP	*hiket	‘to tie’
	Sekar	eket	‘to tie up, fasten’


122	ACD	PMP *hipun₁	‘tiny sea fish that ascends rivers in huge numbers to spawn’
	ACD	PEMP *ipun₁	‘tiny sea fish that ascends rivers in huge numbers to spawn’
	Buli	ifiŋ	‘very small fish that sometimes swims upriver in huge schools’


123	ACD	PMP *hisuq	‘scrub oneself by scrubbing’
	ACD	PEMP *isug	‘scrub oneself by scrubbing’
	Biak	is	‘scour, scrub / schuren’


124	ACD	PAN *huRaC	‘artery, blood vessel, blood vein; muscle; nerve; sinew; tendon’
	PMP	*uRat	‘root’
	Biak	urĕk	‘vein, vessel / ader, slagader’
	Kowiai	urat	‘vein; tendon’


125	ACD	PAN *ia₁	‘3sg. personal pronoun: he, she; him, her, it’
	ACD	PAN *si ia₁	‘3sg. personal pronoun: he, she, it’
	PCEMP	*s-ia	‘he/she’
	Ambai	i	‘he/she’
	Ambai	i	‘he’
	Ansus	i	‘he, him / dia’
	Ansus	i	‘she, her / dia’
	Arguni	i	‘he/she’
	As	ia	‘he/she’
	Biak	i	‘he/she’
	Buli	i	‘he/she’
	Buli	i	‘3sg.’
	Dusner	i	‘dia / PRO.3SG’
	Dusner	i-	‘dia / 3SG’
	Gane	i	‘he/she’
	Gebe	ia	‘he/she’
	Irarutu	ia	‘he/she’
	Irarutu	í	‘he/she / dia’
	Kowiai	i	‘he/she’
	Kowiai	i	‘3sg.’
	Moor	î	‘3sg / dia’
	Sawai	i	‘he/she’
	Sekar	ia	‘he/she’
	Serui-Laut	i	‘he/she’
	Taba	i	‘he/she’
	Wandamen	i	‘he/she’
	Warembori	yi	‘He/she’
	Waropen	i	‘he/she’


126	ACD	PMP *ia₂	‘demonstrative pronoun and adverb: this, here; that, there’
	Kawe	ga	‘that’
	Laganyan	gi(a)	‘that’
	Maˈya	ˈgia	‘that’
	Maˈya	ˈgia	‘that’
	Taba	dia	‘that’
	Wauyai	gi(a)	‘that’


127	ACD	PSHWNG *iap	‘kind of brown fish’
	Buli	iaf	‘brown fish’
	Waropen	ia	‘brown fish’


128	ACD	PMP *iaqi	‘demonstrative marker of uncertain meaning’
	Waropen	iai	‘that (of things)’


129	ACD	PMP *idi	‘then, at that time’
	Waropen	iri	‘then, next; however, but’


130	ACD	PMP *ihap	‘count, calculate’
	PCEMP	*ihap	‘count’
	PMP	*ihap	‘count’
	Onin	iaf	‘count’
	Sekar	yaf	‘to count’
	Taba	-yohan	‘to count’


131	ACD	PAN *ijan	‘when?’
	ACD	PMP *p-ijan	‘when?’
	PCEMP	*p-ijan	‘when?’
	PMP	*p-ijan	‘when?’
	Buli	ma-fis	‘when?’
	Gane	hafisak	‘when?’


132	ACD	PMP *i-kahu	‘2sg., you’
	ACD	PAN *i-kaSu	‘2sg., you’
	PCEMP	*i-kau	‘you’
	PMP	*i-kahu	‘you’
	PMP	*(i)kahu	‘2S NOM1’
	Ambai	wau	‘thou’
	Ambai	wau	‘you’
	Ambel	awa	‘you (sg.)’
	Ansus	au	‘you / kamu/kau’
	As	awa	‘thou’
	Biak	au	‘thou / gij’
	Biga	awa	‘thou’
	Biga	ˈawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Buli	au	‘thou’
	Dusner	au	‘kamu / PRO.2SG’
	Fiawat	aw	‘you (sg.)’
	Gane	au	‘thou’
	Gebe	auya	‘thou’
	Irarutu	o	‘thou’
	Irarutu	ó	‘you (s.g.) / kau’
	Kawe	ˈwawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Kowiai	au	‘thou’
	Kowiai	o	‘you’
	Laganyan	ˈawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹w	‘you (sg.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹wa	‘you (sg.)’
	Maˈya	ˈawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Maˈya	ˈawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Moor	-a	‘2sg / kau’
	Moor	á-	‘2sg / kau’
	Moor	ágwa	‘2sg / kau’
	Sawai	aw	‘you (sg.)’
	Sekar	o	‘thou’
	Serui-Laut	wau	‘you (sg.)’
	Taba	au	‘thou’
	Umar	a-	‘2sg’
	Umar	ate	‘2sg / kau’
	Wandamen	au	‘thou’
	Wandamen	au	‘you ; 2sg pronoun / anda’
	Warembori	awi	‘You’
	Waropen	auo	‘thou’
	Wauyai	ˈawa	‘you (sg.)’
	Yaur	a-	‘2sg’
	Yaur	á'è	‘2sg / kau’
	Yerisiam	a-	‘2sg’
	Yerisiam	àné	‘2sg / kau’
	Yerisiam	g-	‘2sg’


133	ACD	PAN *ikuR	‘tail’
	PCEMP	*ikuR	‘tail’
	PMP	*ikuR	‘tail’
	Sekar	ikir	‘tail’


134	ACD	PCEMP *ima₂	‘kind of pandanus with leaves useful for plaiting’
	Buli	im	‘tree with leaves used to make mats’


135	ACD	PCEMP *imi	‘2p. pl. pronoun: you’
	ACD	PMP *imu	‘2p pronoun: you’
	Sekar	imi	‘you’


136	ACD	PAN *ina	‘mother, mother's sister’
	ACD	PCEMP *ina	‘mother, mother's sister; female animal; largest member of a set’
	ACD	PMP *ina	‘mother, mother's sister; female animal’
	ACD	PMP *iná-i	‘mother, mother's sister (address, vocative)’
	Ambai	ina-	‘mother’
	Ansus	inani	‘mother / mama’
	Biak	ina	‘M (obsolescent term) / 't Oude, nu minder gebruikte woord voor moeder (thans nāni)’
	Dusner	mini	‘ibu / mother’ (?)
	Irarutu	d\|ena	‘mother’
	Kowiai	néna	‘mother’
	Kowiai	n\|ína	‘mother’
	Matbat	ne³n	‘mother’
	Moor	iná	‘mother / mama / ibu’
	Sekar	nini-n	‘mother’ (?)
	Serui-Laut	ina-	‘M’
	Serui-Laut	inani	‘mother’
	Warembori	nai	‘M’
	Waropen	inai	‘mother’
	Waropen	mini	‘mother’


137	ACD	PMP *i-na	‘that, there’
	PCEMP	*ina	‘that’
	PMP	*i-na	‘that’
	Ambai	manana	‘that’
	Matbat	into	‘that’
	Matbat	inyo	‘that’
	Moor	nána	‘yonder / sana’
	Sekar	ine	‘that’
	Wandamen	nina	‘that’
	Wandamen	yana	‘that’


138	ACD	PAN *i-ni	‘this, here’
	PCEMP	*ani	‘this’
	PCEMP	*ini	‘this’
	PMP	*i-ni	‘this’
	Ambai	nini	‘this’
	Ansus	nini	‘this / ini’
	As	inɛrɛ	‘this’
	Biak	inè	‘this / deze, dit’
	Biga	titanɛ	‘that’
	Biga	t\|inɛ	‘this’
	Dusner	ne	‘ini / DEM.PROX’
	Gane	tajini	‘this’
	Gebe	tɛnɛ	‘this’
	Irarutu	not\|ini	‘this’
	Irarutu	ntíni	‘this / ini’
	Kawe	ˈgine	‘this’
	Kowiai	iná	‘this’
	Kowiai	ina	‘this’
	Laganyan	ˈgine	‘this’
	Matbat	ino	‘this’ (?)
	Maˈya	ˈgine	‘this’
	Maˈya	ˈgine	‘this’
	Moor	néna	‘this / ini’
	Serui-Laut	nina	‘this’
	Serui-Laut	nini	‘this’
	Taba	ne	‘this’
	Umar	vne	‘this / ini’
	Wandamen	nini	‘this’
	Wandamen	yani	‘this’
	Wandamen	nini	‘this / ini’
	Warembori	na-ni	‘This’
	Wauyai	ˈgine	‘this’
	Yoke	-ani	‘this’


139	PMP	*i-nu	‘where?’
	Umar	nuevua	‘where? / di mana?’


140	ACD	PMP *inum	‘drink’
	ACD	PMP *um-inum	‘to drink’
	ACD	PCEMP *unum	‘drink’
	PCEMP	*inum	‘drink’
	PMP	*inum	‘drink’
	Ambai	i-unu	‘to drink’
	Ambai	unumi	‘drink’
	Ambai	unun	‘drink’
	Ambel	l-anum	‘drink’
	Ansus	unung	‘drink / minum’
	Arguni	-umun	‘to drink’
	As	-nim	‘to drink’
	Biak	inĕm	‘to drink / drinken’
	Biga	-inim	‘to drink’
	Biga	l-iˈnim	‘drink’
	Dusner	inem	‘minum / drink’
	Fiawat	l-enim	‘drink’
	Gane	imin	‘to drink’
	Irarutu	-gin[e]	‘to drink’ (?)
	Kowiai	-in	‘to drink’
	Laganyan	ˈw-inim	‘drink’
	Matbat	n-ani²¹m	‘drink’
	Maˈya	ˈw-ini³m	‘drink’
	Maˈya	ˈw-ini³m	‘drink’
	Moor	anumî	‘drink / minum’
	Sawai	-inɛm	‘to drink’
	Sekar	nim	‘to drink’
	Serui-Laut	unuŋ	‘to drink’
	Serui-Laut	unu	‘to drink’
	Taba	-imin	‘to drink’
	Umar	umen	‘drink / minum’
	Wandamen	unu[m]	‘to drink’
	Wandamen	unum	‘to drink’
	Wandamen	unu	‘drink / minum’
	Warembori	mini-ro	‘Drink’
	Waropen	una	‘to drink’ (?)
	Yerisiam	íimáné	‘drink / minum’ (?)
	Yoke	min	‘drink’


141	ACD	PMP *ipen	‘tooth’
	ACD	PAN *lipen	‘tooth’
	ACD	PAN *nipen	‘tooth’
	PCEMP	*ipən	‘tooth’
	PCEMP	*nipən	‘tooth’
	PMP	*ipen	‘tooth’
	PMP	*nipen	‘tooth’
	Biga	lifo-	‘tooth’
	Biga	liˈfo(o)	‘tooth’
	Irarutu	-refo-	‘tooth’ (?)
	Irarutu	rəfú	‘tooth / gigi’
	Kawe	aˈlif(o)	‘tooth’
	Kowiai	rifut	‘tooth’ (?)
	Laganyan	aˈlif(o)	‘tooth’
	Maˈya	kaˈli³f	‘tooth’
	Maˈya	kaˈlif(o)	‘tooth’
	Sekar	nifa-n	‘tooth’
	Taba	lalho	‘tooth’
	Wauyai	kaˈlif	‘tooth’


142	ACD	PMP *ised	‘budge, shift, move aside’
	ACD	PMP *iseR	‘budge, shift, move aside’
	Biak	isĕr	‘move, push (a table, chair, etc.) / verschuiven van tafel, stoel, e.d.’


143	ACD	PCEMP *isi₂	‘to peel, strip off’
	Moor	iritî	‘peel ripe coconut / cungkil kelapa tua’


144	ACD	PMP *isu₁	‘budge, shift, move aside’
	Biak	is	‘slide oneself over the ground, as someone who is lame / zich schuivend over den grond voortbewegen, z.a.: verlamden, of als zij, die hurkend uit eerbied, naderen’


145	ACD	PWMP *isut₂	‘rub, scour, scrub’
	Biak	is-uk	‘rub, scour something until it breaks in two / schurende, of ook zagende, vijlende iets in tweeën scheiden’


146	ACD	PAN *kaen	‘eat’
	PCEMP	*kan	‘eat’
	PMP	*kaen	‘eat’
	Ambai	i-ampi	‘to eat’
	Ambai	an	‘eat (tr.)’
	Ambel	l-anan	‘eat (intr.)’
	Ansus	ang	‘eat_(transitive) / makan’
	Biak	ān	‘to eat / eten’
	Buli	ān	‘to eat’
	Dusner	an	‘makan / eat’
	Gebe	-anan	‘to eat’
	Moor	anî	‘eat / makan’
	Serui-Laut	an	‘to eat’
	Umar	anna	‘eat / makan’
	Wandamen	ane	‘to eat’
	Warembori	an	‘Eat’
	Warembori	ane	‘Eat’
	Waropen	ano	‘to eat’
	Yaur	jènáe	‘eat / makan’
	Yerisiam	áaní	‘eat / makan’
	Yerisiam	àná	‘eat / makan’
	Yoke	aaŋ	‘eat’


147	ACD	PMP *kahiw	‘wood; tree’
	ACD	PAN *kaSiw	‘wood; tree’
	ACD	PCEMP *kayu₁	‘wood; tree’
	PCEMP	*kayu	‘wood’
	PMP	*kahiw	‘wood’
	Ambai	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Ambai	ai	‘tree’
	Ambel	ay	‘tree’
	Ansus	ai	‘tree / pohon’
	Arguni	a	‘stick/wood’
	As	a	‘stick/wood’
	Biak	a(i)	‘wood; tree / hout; boom’
	Biga	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Biga	ay(o)	‘tree’
	Buli	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Buli	ai	‘tree; wood’
	Dusner	ai	‘kayu / wood’
	Gebe	kai	‘stick/wood’
	Irarutu	e	‘stick/wood’ (?)
	Irarutu	é	‘tree, wood / kayu, pohon’
	Kawe	way(o)	‘tree’
	Kowiai	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Kowiai	ai	‘tree’
	Laganyan	way(o)	‘tree’
	Maˈya	ˈai(o)	‘tree’
	Maˈya	ˈai(o)	‘tree’
	Moor	ka'úata	‘wood / kayu’
	Sawai	ay	‘tree/wood’
	Sekar	kai	‘stick/wood’
	Serui-Laut	ai	‘wood’
	Taba	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Umar	ae	‘wood / kayu’
	Wandamen	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Wandamen	ai	‘wood; tree / kayu; pohon’
	Warembori	ayo-ro	‘Tree’
	Waropen	a	‘stick/wood’
	Waropen	ai	‘stick/wood’
	Waropen	a	‘wood; tree (in combination forms)’
	Wauyai	(ga) way(o)	‘tree’
	Yaur	àjé	‘wood / kayu’
	Yerisiam	áì	‘wood / kayu’
	Yoke	a	‘tree’


148	PCEMP	*kalati	‘earthworm’
	PMP	*kalati	‘earthworm’
	Buli	gugulat	‘worm (earthworm)’
	Gane	galét	‘worm (earthworm)’
	Gebe	galawai	‘worm (earthworm)’ (?)
	Kawe	galaˈtol[o]	‘worm’
	Laganyan	gaˈlah ˈtol[o]	‘worm’
	Maˈya	aˈgla¹²t	‘worm’
	Maˈya	garaˈto¹²l	‘worm (parasite in human)’ (?)
	Sawai	gɛlat	‘worm’
	Wauyai	gaˈlat ˈlol[o]	‘worm’


149	ACD	PMP *kali₂	‘a hole in the ground; to dig up, excavate, as tubers’
	ACD	PAN *kalih	‘a hole in the ground; to dig up, excavate, as tubers’
	PCEMP	*kali	‘dig’
	PCEMP	*keli	‘dig’
	PMP	*kali	‘dig’
	Biga	-kelɛ	‘to dig’
	Irarutu	mə\|garə	‘to dig’
	Kowiai	-'ári'	‘to dig’
	Sekar	kani	‘to dig’
	Warembori	ka-yo	‘Dig’


150	PCEMP	*kami	‘we (incl./excl.)’
	PMP	*kami	‘we (incl./excl.)’
	PMP	*kami	‘1EP NOM1’
	Ambai	amea	‘we’
	Ambel	amne	‘we (excl.)’
	Ansus	ama	‘we, not you / kami’
	Arguni	ambami	‘we’
	As	am\|ne	‘we’
	Biga	ambana	‘we’
	Biga	amon	‘we’
	Buli	ame	‘we’
	Gane	am	‘we’
	Gane	ame	‘we’
	Gebe	amne	‘we’
	Irarutu	am	‘we’
	Kowiai	am	‘we’
	Moor	áma	‘1pl.ex / kami’
	Sawai	am	‘we (excl.)’
	Sekar	yami	‘we’
	Serui-Laut	ama	‘we (excl.)’
	Taba	am	‘we’
	Umar	em-	‘1pl.ex’
	Umar	emi	‘1pl.ex / kitorang / kami’
	Umar	-vte	‘1pl.in’
	Wandamen	am\|at	‘we’
	Wandamen	ama(te)	‘we ; 1pl excl pronoun / kami’
	Warembori	ami	‘We (EXCL)’
	Waropen	ami	‘we’
	Waropen	amo	‘we’
	Yaur	om-	‘1pl.ex.R’
	Yaur	ómí'è	‘1pl.ex / kitorang / kami’
	Yerisiam	néemé	‘1pl.ex / kitorang / kami’
	Yerisiam	nem-	‘1pl.ex’


151	PCEMP	*kamiu	‘you (pl.)’
	PMP	*kamiu	‘you (pl.)’
	PMP	*kamu	‘2P NOM1’
	Ambai	mea	‘you’
	Ambai	mea	‘ye’
	Ansus	mia	‘you lot / kamu orang’
	Arguni	mbu\|amu	‘you’
	As	mɔu	‘you’
	Buli	meu	‘you’
	Gane	meu	‘you’
	Gebe	mevia	‘you’
	Moor	amù	‘2pl / kamu / kalian’
	Moor	mu'ó	‘2pl / kamu / kalian’
	Sawai	mew	‘you (pl.)’
	Serui-Laut	ma	‘you (pl.)’
	Taba	meu	‘you’
	Umar	am-	‘2pl’
	Umar	amu	‘2pl / kamu’
	Wandamen	mi\|at	‘you’
	Wandamen	mia(te)	‘y'all ; 2pl pronoun / kalian / kamu’
	Warembori	mi	‘You (PL)’
	Waropen	mu	‘you’
	Yaur	am-	‘2pl’
	Yaur	ámú'è	‘2pl / kamu / kalian’
	Yerisiam	am-	‘2pl’
	Yerisiam	ánéemé	‘2pl / kamu / kalian’


152	ACD	PCEMP *kampuŋ	‘abdomen, belly’
	PMP	*kempung	‘belly’
	Kowiai	ambun	‘belly’


153	ACD	PCEMP *kandoRa	‘cuscus, phalanger’
	Buli	do	‘kind of small marsupial’
	Yerisiam	átóòrà	‘cuscus / kuskus’


154	ACD	PEMP *kanus	‘spittle; to spit (intr.)’
	Serui-Laut	kunui	‘saliva’
	Wandamen	kanisu	‘saliva’


155	ACD	PEMP *kaRa	‘member of the parrot family’
	PEMP	*ka(d,R)a	‘cockatoo, parrot’
	Ansus	kara	‘Sulphur-crested Cockatoo / kakatua’
	Serui-Laut	karai	‘cockatoo’


156	ACD	PAN *kaRaC	‘to bite’
	ACD	PMP *kaRat	‘to bite’
	PCEMP	*kaRat	‘bite’
	PMP	*kaRat	‘bite’
	Biak	ark	‘to bite / bijten’


157	ACD	PAN *kaRaw₁	‘to scratch an itch’
	PCEMP	*kaRaw	‘scratch (an itch)’
	PMP	*kaRaw	‘scratch (an itch)’
	As	-kaʔ	‘to scratch’
	Biak	rār	‘to scratch / krabben’
	Biga	-kai	‘to scratch’
	Kowiai	-áru'	‘to scratch’
	Umar	krar	‘scratch / garuk’
	Wandamen	arar	‘to scratch’
	Wandamen	kara	‘to scratch’
	Yerisiam	áráarí	‘scratch / garuk’


158	ACD	PMP *kasaw₁	‘rafter, diagonal bamboo poles to which thatch panels are lashed’
	Buli	as	‘rafter, to which the roof thatch is bound’
	Kowiai	asa	‘rafter’


159	PMP	*kasuaRi	‘cassowary’
	Ambai	man-soari	‘cassowary’
	Biak	mansuwar	‘cassowary’
	Moor	atúara	‘cassowary / kasuari’
	Warembori	suan-do	‘Cassowary’
	Waropen	saro	‘cassowary’
	Yoke	sua(b)	‘cassowary’


160	PCEMP	*ka-wanan	‘right side’
	PMP	*ka-wanan	‘right side’
	Waropen	ghanano	‘right’


161	ACD	PAN *kawil₁	‘fishhook’
	Biak	awir	‘fish-hook / vischhaak, angel’
	Buli	awil	‘fish-hook’


162	ACD	PCEMP *kazupay	‘rat’
	PCEMP	*kanzupay	‘rat’
	Ambai	karu	‘rat’
	Ambai	karu	‘rat’
	Biga	kalof	‘rat’
	Buli	luf	‘rat’
	Buli	luf	‘rat’
	Gane	luf	‘rat’
	Maˈya	keluf	‘rat’
	Moor	arùha	‘rat / tikus rumah’
	Sawai	luf	‘mouse, rat’
	Serui-Laut	karu	‘rat’


163	PMP	*kepit	‘narrow’
	Ambai	katui	‘narrow’
	Ambai	kota	‘narrow’
	Gane	nakota	‘narrow’ (?)
	Wandamen	kotar	‘narrow’


164	ACD	PCEMP *keRan₂	‘hawksbill turtle: Chelonia imbricata’
	Moor	èrana	‘turtle sp. / tuturuga sisik’


165	PCEMP	*kita	‘see’
	PMP	*kita	‘see’
	Kowiai	-'it	‘to see’


166	ACD	PAN *kita₁	‘we (incl.)’
	PCEMP	*k-ita	‘we (incl./excl.)’
	PMP	*kita	‘1IP NOM1’
	Ambai	tata	‘we’
	Ambai	tata	‘we (incl.)’
	Ambel	isne	‘we (incl.)’
	Ansus	tata	‘we, all of us / kita, kitong’
	Arguni	ite	‘we’
	Biak	ko	‘we (excl.) / wij (de aangesprokene inbegrepen)’
	Biak	nggo	‘we (excl.) / wij (exclusief de aangesproken persoon)’
	Biga	itbaˈna	‘we (incl.)’
	Buli	ite	‘we’
	Buli	ite	‘we (plural incl.)’
	Gane	kit	‘we’
	Gebe	itne	‘we’
	Irarutu	it	‘we’
	Kawe	taˈfat(a)	‘we (incl.)’
	Kawe	ˈtit(n)e	‘we (incl.)’
	Kowiai	íta	‘we’
	Laganyan	ˈitne	‘we (incl.)’
	Moor	-í'a	‘1pl.in / kita’
	Moor	í'a	‘1pl.in / kitorang / kita’
	Sawai	it	‘we (incl.)’
	Sekar	ita	‘we’
	Serui-Laut	tata	‘we (incl.)’
	Taba	tit	‘we’
	Umar	ete	‘1pl.in / kitorang / kita’
	Umar	t-	‘1pl.in’
	Wandamen	ta\|ta	‘we’
	Wandamen	tata	‘we ; 1pl incl pronoun / kita’
	Warembori	ki	‘We (INCL)’
	Waropen	iko	‘we’
	Wauyai	ˈtitne	‘we (incl.)’
	Yaur	o'-	‘1pl.in.R’
	Yaur	ó'í'è	‘1pl.in / kitorang / kita’
	Yerisiam	néeké	‘1pl.in / kitorang / kita’
	Yerisiam	nek-	‘1pl.in’


167	ACD	PAN *kuCu	‘head louse’
	ACD	PMP *kutu₁	‘head louse; sparks from a fire; water striker (insect that walks on water)’
	PCEMP	*kutu	‘head louse’
	PMP	*kutu	‘head louse’
	Ambai	u\|utu	‘louse’
	Ambel	ut	‘louse’
	Ansus	utu	‘louse / kutu’
	Arguni	ut	‘louse’
	As	u	‘louse’
	Biak	uk	‘louse / luis’
	Biak	uk nàf	‘dog louse, flea / hondeluis’
	Biga	wut	‘louse’
	Biga	wut	‘louse’
	Buli	ut	‘louse’
	Buli	fune ni ut	‘dog louse, flea’
	Buli	ut	‘head louse’
	Fiawat	wut	‘louse’
	Gane	kut	‘louse’
	Gebe	ut	‘louse’
	Irarutu	utə	‘louse’
	Kawe	wut	‘louse’
	Kowiai	ut	‘louse’
	Kowiai	ut	‘louse’
	Laganyan	wut	‘louse’
	Matbat	wu³t	‘louse’
	Maˈya	ˈu³t	‘louse’
	Maˈya	ˈu³t	‘louse’
	Moor	kú'a	‘louse / kutu’
	Sawai	kit	‘louse’
	Sekar	kuti	‘louse’
	Serui-Laut	itu	‘louse’
	Taba	kut	‘louse’
	Umar	utu	‘louse / kutu’
	Wandamen	[r]utu	‘louse’
	Warembori	ki-ro	‘Louse’
	Waropen	ghui	‘louse’ (?)
	Waropen	wui	‘louse’ (?)
	Wauyai	wut	‘louse’
	Yaur	óòjé	‘louse / kutu’ (?)
	Yerisiam	úukú	‘louse / kutu’
	Yoke	niŋgi	‘louse’


168	ACD	PAN *kuden	‘clay cooking pot’
	Biak	urĕn	‘earthenware cooking pot; clay used to make pots / aarden pot; de aarde waarvan de potten gemaakt worden’
	Buli	ulan	‘pot, pan’
	Buli	ulan besi	‘iron pan’


169	PCEMP	*kudug	‘thunder’
	PMP	*kudug	‘thunder’ (??)
	Irarutu	kərəru	‘thunder’
	Irarutu	kəlú	‘thunder / guntur’
	Moor	kururú'a	‘thunder / guntur’
	Wandamen	kuru\|ya	‘thunder’
	Wandamen	kruya	‘thunder / guntur’


170	ACD	PAN *kuliC	‘rind, peeling of fruits or tubers’
	ACD	PMP *kulit₁	‘skin; hide; rind; bark’
	PCEMP	*kulit	‘skin’
	PMP	*kulit	‘skin’
	Arguni	urut	‘skin’ (?)
	Gane	kulit	‘skin’
	Irarutu	-rite	‘skin’ (?)
	Irarutu	rítə	‘skin / kulit’
	Kowiai	urit	‘skin’
	Kowiai	urit	‘skin’
	Sekar	kunit	‘skin’
	Taba	kulit	‘skin’


171	ACD	PMP *kuluR	‘breadfruit’
	Biak	ur	‘breadfruit tree and fruit, Artocarpus communis; the fruit is prepared for eating in various ways; the young leaves are eaten as vegetables, and the trunk is hollowed out as a canoe hull / broodboom, broomvrucht, Artocarpus communis; vrucht wordt op verschillende manieren bereid gegeten; jonge bladen als groente, stam wordt wel tot prauw uitgehouwen’
	Moor	ùrina	‘breadfruit / sukun’
	Umar	mur	‘breadfruit / sukun’


172	ACD	PMP *kuRita	‘octopus’
	Kowiai	urita	‘octopus’
	Moor	arí'a	‘octopus / gurita’
	Umar	kte	‘octopus / gurita’


173	ACD	PMP *kutaña	‘ask, inquire about’
	ACD	PMP *utaña	‘ask, inquire’
	Ambai	utan	‘ask’
	Biak	f-ukĕn	‘ask / vragen’
	Buli	fa-utan	‘ask about something’
	Buli	utan	‘to ask’
	Dusner	putna	‘tanya / ask’
	Moor	u'uná	‘ask for / minta’
	Serui-Laut	utana	‘to ask’
	Wandamen	uta	‘ask / bertanya’
	Wandamen	uta	‘ask / tanya’


174	ACD	PMP *labeR	‘wide’
	PMP	*ma-labeR	‘wide’
	As	malapɔ	‘wide’
	Kowiai	garáfar	‘wide’


175	ACD	PAN *lahud	‘downstream, toward the sea’
	Ambai	ravana	‘sea’
	Ambai	ai-rau	‘sea’
	Ambai	rawanan	‘sea’
	Ansus	rawanang	‘sea / laut’
	Buli	la-lau	‘toward the sea and away from the speaker’
	Buli	lau	‘sea-side’
	Buli	ma-lau	‘toward the sea and toward the speaker’
	Buli	po-lau	‘on the sea-side’
	Maˈya	ˈlo³l	‘sea’
	Maˈya	ˈlo³l	‘sea’
	Moor	rú	‘sea / laut’
	Serui-Laut	sairau	‘sea’
	Wandamen	rau	‘sea’
	Wandamen	rawanam	‘sea’
	Waropen	rau	‘sea’


176	ACD	PMP *lakaj	‘to stride, take a step’
	ACD	PMP *lakaw	‘to be in motion; go, walk’
	PCEMP	*lakaw	‘walk, go’
	PMP	*lakaw	‘walk, go’
	Ambai	i-ra	‘to walk’
	Ambai	ra	‘walk’
	Ambel	la-dok	‘come’
	Ansus	ra	‘go / pergi’
	Arguni	-ra	‘to walk’
	Biak	rā	‘to go, walk / gaan’
	Moor	rá	‘go / pergi’
	Serui-Laut	ra	‘to go’
	Umar	ra	‘go / pergi’
	Umar	ra ga	‘walk / jalan kaki’
	Wandamen	ra	‘to walk’
	Wandamen	ra	‘go / pergi’
	Wandamen	ra	‘thence / ke sana’
	Warembori	da	‘Go’
	Warembori	da-yo	‘Walk’
	Waropen	ra	‘to walk’
	Waropen	ra	‘go on foot, go into the bush, walk’
	Yaur	rèérè	‘come / datang’
	Yerisiam	rá	‘go / pergi’
	Yoke	da	‘go’


177	ACD	PCEMP *laman	‘deep, of the sea; deep sea’
	PEMP	*laman(a)	‘deep sea’
	Biak	ramĕn	‘very deep / zeer diep’
	Buli	m-laman	‘deep (of bay, hole, sea)’


178	ACD	PAN *laŋaw	‘housefly’
	ACD	PMP *laŋaw	‘bluebottle, blowfly, horsefly’
	Biak	ran	‘kind of small fly / kleine soort vliegen’
	Buli	laŋ	‘a fly’
	Buli	laŋ ŋiŋilaw	‘bluebottle, horsefly’


179	ACD	PMP *laŋit	‘sky’
	PCEMP	*laŋit	‘sky’
	PMP	*laŋit	‘sky’
	Arguni	ragit	‘sky’
	As	lanit	‘sky’
	Biak	nanĕk	‘sky / hemel; de hoogste macht, het centrale punt van de verschillende krachten’
	Biak	nàngè	‘sky / hemel; de hoogste macht, het centrale punt van de verschillende krachten’
	Buli	laŋit	‘sky’
	Buli	laŋit	‘sky, heaven’
	Gane	langit	‘sky’
	Irarutu	ragətə	‘sky’
	Kowiai	ránggit	‘sky’
	Moor	ará'á	‘sky / langit’ (?)
	Sawai	laŋɛt	‘sky’
	Sekar	lagit	‘sky’
	Taba	langit	‘sky’
	Waropen	naniŋgi	‘sky’ (?)
	Yerisiam	ráakátè	‘sky / langit’


180	PMP	*laŋuy	‘swim’
	Kowiai	-lagur	‘to swim’


181	ACD	PMP *laqia	‘ginger’
	Kowiai	raʔia	‘ginger’


182	ACD	PAN *laRiw	‘run, run away, flee, escape’
	Biak	f-rār	‘run, run away, flee / hard loopen; vlutchen’
	Dusner	prar	‘lari / run’
	Yerisiam	ráarú	‘run / lari’


183	ACD	PMP *lauŋ	‘howl’
	Buli	lau	‘to howl, of dogs’


184	ACD	PAN *lawaq₂	‘spider; spider web’
	ACD	PMP *lawaq₂	‘spider; spider web’
	PCEMP	*lawaq	‘spider’
	PMP	*lawaq	‘spider’
	Buli	kopolaw	‘spider’
	Gane	tapilou	‘spider’
	Gebe	p\|law	‘spider’
	Irarutu	rara	‘spider’
	Kowiai	ráwar-ráwar	‘spider’
	Moor	ragwa'î	‘spiderweb / benang laba-laba’
	Sawai	lawalawa	‘spiderweb’
	Umar	bravun	‘spider / laba-laba’
	Yaur	ráàjé	‘spider / laba-laba’
	Yerisiam	ráráàrùmà	‘spider / laba-laba’


185	ACD	PAN *layaR	‘sail’
	Buli	fa-lai	‘sail; to sail, go on a trip’


186	ACD	PMP *leseq	‘nit, egg of a louse’
	Buli	loas	‘nit, egg of a louse’
	Sawai	lowɛs	‘nit’
	Yerisiam	róhé	‘nit / telur kutu’


187	ACD	PAN *lima	‘five’
	PCEMP	*lima	‘hand’
	Ambai	riŋ	‘Five’
	Ambai	rin	‘five’
	Ambel	lim	‘five’
	Ansus	ring	‘five / lima’
	Arguni	ruma-	‘hand’ (?)
	Biak	rim	‘five / vijf’
	Biga	lim	‘five’
	Buli	fai-lim	‘five times; the fifth’
	Buli	lim	‘five’
	Buli	lim-lim	‘five by five; all five’
	Dusner	rimbi	‘lima / five’
	Fiawat	lim	‘five’
	Kawe	lim	‘five’
	Kowiai	nima	‘hand’
	Laganyan	ˈli³m	‘five’
	Matbat	li³m	‘five’
	Maˈya	ˈli³m	‘five’
	Maˈya	ˈli³m	‘five’
	Moor	rímó	‘five / lima’
	Munggui	bo-rim	‘five’
	Sawai	pɛ-lim	‘five’
	Serui-Laut	riŋ	‘five’
	Serui-Laut	ri	‘five’
	Taba	-lim	‘five’
	Wandamen	rime	‘Five’
	Warembori	rinti	‘Five’
	Waropen	rimo	‘Five’
	Wauyai	lim	‘five’
	Yerisiam	ríìmà	‘five / lima’
	Yoke	-rimsi	‘five’


188	ACD	PCEMP *liqə	‘voice’
	Buli	lio	‘voice, sound’


189	ACD	PMP *liteq	‘sap of a tree or plant’
	Biak	rik	‘sap of trees / sap van boomen’
	Buli	lit	‘stick, adhere; glue, paste’


190	ACD	PMP *lumut	‘moss, algae, seaweed’
	Biak	màndumèk	‘green / groen’
	Biak	rumèk	‘moss / mos’
	Buli	lu-lumit	‘kind of water plant, duckweed’


191	ACD	PMP *lusuŋ	‘mortar’
	Buli	lusiŋ	‘mortar’


192	PCEMP	*ma	‘and’
	PMP	*ma	‘and’
	Biak	ma	‘and / en’
	Dusner	me	‘then / kemudian’
	Serui-Laut	ma	‘and’
	Wandamen	ma	‘and’
	Wandamen	ma	‘and / dan’
	Waropen	ma	‘and’


193	PCEMP	*ma	‘if’
	Biak	boma	‘if / indien’


194	ACD	PAN *ma-aCay	‘die; dead; eclipse of sun or moon’
	ACD	PMP *m-atay	‘die; dead; sick; tired (of); faint, lose consciousness; eclipse; new moon; extinguished; blocked (path); paralyzed; numb, asleep (limbs); die down (wind); waterless (springs, rivers); dry up (plants); beaten (in a game); fixed (price); terminate a matter, reach an agreement; disaster; intensive, superlative; desire intensely, be deeply in love’
	ACD	PCEMP *matay₁	‘die; dead’
	PCEMP	*matay	‘die’
	PMP	*matay	‘die’
	Ambel	la-mat	‘die’
	Arguni	-mat	‘to die, be dead’
	As	ma-ʔ	‘to die, be dead’
	Biak	mār	‘to die, be dead / sterven’
	Biga	-mat	‘to die, be dead’
	Biga	mat	‘die’
	Buli	fa-mat	‘to kill’
	Buli	mat	‘to die, be dead’
	Buli	fa-mat	‘kill’
	Buli	mat	‘dead; die, also said of a light going out, and of a wound, ulcer, or boil that has healed’
	Buli	mat-mat	‘dead body; corpse’
	Fiawat	mat	‘die’
	Gane	mot	‘to die, be dead’
	Gebe	-mat	‘to die, be dead’
	Irarutu	-matə	‘to die, be dead’
	Irarutu	mátə	‘to die / mati’
	Kawe	mat	‘die’
	Kowiai	-máta	‘to die, be dead’
	Laganyan	mat	‘die’
	Matbat	ma¹²t	‘die’
	Maˈya	ˈma¹²t	‘die’
	Maˈya	ˈma¹²t	‘die’
	Moor	má'a	‘die / mati’
	Taba	-mot	‘to die, be dead’
	Umar	mat	‘die / mati’
	Wauyai	mat	‘die’
	Yaur	mèé'rè	‘die / mati’
	Yerisiam	máàkè	‘die / mati’


195	ACD	PMP *ma-beReqat	‘heavy; burdensome’
	PCEMP	*ma-bəRat	‘heavy’
	PMP	*ma-beReqat	‘heavy’
	Ambai	miraba	‘heavy’
	Ambai	maraba	‘heavy’
	Ansus	mamba	‘heavy / berat’
	Ansus	memba	‘heavy / berat’
	Gebe	kapiatan	‘heavy’
	Kawe	apyaˈtan	‘heavy’
	Laganyan	mpaˈtan	‘heavy’
	Maˈya	ˈmpata¹²n	‘heavy’
	Maˈya	ˈpata³n	‘heavy’
	Sekar	ma\|berat	‘heavy’
	Taba	mapot	‘heavy’
	Umar	mat	‘heavy / berat’
	Wandamen	marabat	‘heavy’
	Warembori	mambayo	‘Heavy’
	Yerisiam	máakí	‘heavy / berat’


196	ACD	PAN *maCa	‘eye, focal point, center or most prominent part’
	ACD	PMP *mata	‘eye, face, focal point, center or most prominent part; hole, aperture; doorway, window; budding part of plant; ‘eye’ of coconut; knot in wood; sun; core of a boil; blade of a knife; to awaken; operculum of a snail; mesh of a net; eye of a needle; noose of a trap; hearth; direction of the wind; head of a river; spring, source; lid, cover’
	PCEMP	*mata	‘eye’
	PMP	*mata	‘eye’
	Biak	mga	‘eye / oog’
	Buli	mta	‘eye’
	Gane	mto	‘eye’
	Gebe	nta	‘eye’
	Irarutu	-mətie-	‘eye’
	Irarutu	mətíe	‘eye / mata’
	Kowiai	matafut	‘eye’
	Moor	masina'ú	‘eye / mata’
	Sawai	mtɔ	‘eye’
	Taba	mto	‘eye’
	Umar	mta	‘eye / mata’


197	ACD	PCEMP *madar	‘ripe, overripe’
	PEMP	*mada	‘ripe, soft’
	Ambai	mirai	‘ripe’
	Buli	mara	‘ripe, cooked’
	Moor	mararù	‘withered / layu’
	Serui-Laut	marai	‘ripe’
	Yaur	mádrè	‘ripe / masak’


198	PCEMP	*ma-dindiŋ	‘cold’
	PMP	*ma-diŋdiŋ	‘cold’
	Buli	mairiŋ	‘cold’
	Gebe	mijirin	‘cold’
	Irarutu	ridənə	‘cold’
	Kawe	mariˈrin	‘cold’
	Kowiai	rídin	‘cold’
	Laganyan	mariˈrin	‘cold’
	Sekar	ma\|dirig	‘cold’
	Umar	drin	‘cold / dingin’
	Wauyai	mariˈrin	‘cold’


199	ACD	PMP *ma-esak	‘cooked, ripe’
	ACD	PEMP *ma-qosak	‘ripe; cooked; ready to eat’
	ACD	PAN *ma-Sasak	‘ripe; cooked’
	Buli	masa	‘cooked, ripe, complete’
	Matbat	ma¹²	‘cooked’ (?)
	Umar	mah	‘cooked / masak’


200	ACD	PMP *ma-huab₁	‘to yawn, yawning’
	ACD	PCEMP *ma-mawab	‘to yawn’
	ACD	PAN *ma-Suab	‘to yawn, yawning’
	ACD	PCEMP *mawab	‘to yawn, yawning’
	PCEMP	*mawap	‘yawn’
	PMP	*ma-huab	‘yawn’
	Biak	mabab	‘yawn; in general, open the mouth / geeuwen; in 't algemeen den mond openen’
	Biak	mawab	‘yawn; in general, open the mouth / geeuwen; in 't algemeen den mond openen’
	Buli	mamaip	‘to yawn’
	Buli	ma-ma-ip	‘gape, yawn]’
	Moor	máha	‘yawn / uap’
	Wandamen	mavav	‘to yawn’


201	ACD	PMP *ma-iRaq	‘red’
	PCEMP	*meRaq	‘red’
	PMP	*ma-iRaq	‘red’
	Ansus	merai	‘red / merah’
	Biga	mame	‘red’ (?)
	Biga	maˈme	‘red’
	Fiawat	meme	‘red’
	Kawe	me	‘red’
	Maˈya	maˈme¹²	‘red’
	Maˈya	maˈme³	‘red’
	Moor	mararî	‘red / merah’
	Serui-Laut	merai	‘red’
	Umar	miar	‘red / merah’
	Wandamen	mirai	‘red’
	Warembori	meme-o	‘Red’
	Wauyai	me	‘red’


202	PCEMP	*ma-kapal	‘thick’
	PMP	*ma-kapal	‘thick’
	Biak	kpor	‘thick / dik, stevig van voorwerpen’
	Sekar	ma\|kafan	‘thick’


203	PCEMP	*ma-kunij	‘yellow’ (?)
	PMP	*ma-kunij	‘yellow’ (?)
	Ambai	byomini	‘yellow’
	Ambel	amani	‘yellow’
	Arguni	kuniŋ	‘yellow’ (loan)
	Biga	kamaninis	‘yellow’
	Biga	kameniˈnis	‘yellow’
	Fiawat	menenih	‘yellow’
	Kawe	mageniˈni	‘yellow’
	Kowiai	'úning	‘yellow’ (loan)
	Laganyan	amiˈni	‘yellow’
	Maˈya	kameˈnini³s	‘yellow’
	Maˈya	kaˈmini³s	‘yellow’
	Moor	veranggunâ	‘yellow / kuning’
	Sekar	kuniŋ	‘yellow’ (loan)
	Taba	makninis	‘yellow’
	Wauyai	kamiˈni	‘yellow’


204	ACD	PCEMP *malaw	‘paper mulberry tree: Brousonnetia papyrifera, used to make bark cloth; men’s loincloth made from this material’
	Biak	mār	‘loincloth (originally of pounded tree bark) / schaamgordel; lendedoek (oorspronkelijk werden alleen gedragen van geklopte boomschors)’
	Buli	māl	‘pounded tree bark; clothing of same’


205	ACD	PCEMP *malip	‘laugh, smile’
	PCEMP	*malip	‘laugh’
	Ambai	i-miri	‘to laugh’
	Ambai	miri	‘laugh’
	Ansus	mari	‘laugh / tertawa’
	Arguni	-marif	‘to laugh’
	As	-melis	‘to laugh’
	Biak	mbrif	‘to laugh / lachen’
	Biga	-mlef	‘to laugh’
	Buli	amlif	‘to laugh’
	Buli	a-mlif	‘laugh’
	Gane	mlif	‘to laugh’
	Gebe	-mnif	‘to laugh’
	Irarutu	-berrife	‘to laugh’ (?)
	Kowiai	-marif	‘to laugh’
	Moor	marí'a	‘laugh / tertawa’
	Sawai	n-ɛ-mlif	‘to laugh’
	Sekar	manif	‘to laugh’
	Serui-Laut	mari	‘laugh’
	Serui-Laut	mari	‘to laugh’
	Taba	-(ha)mlih	‘laugh’
	Umar	mari	‘laugh / tertawa’
	Wandamen	mari	‘to laugh’
	Wandamen	mari	‘laugh / tertawa’


206	ACD	PEMP *maluRu	‘shade’
	PEMP	*maluRu	‘shade’
	Buli	ma-malu	‘dark, black clouds; shadow of objects (but not of people)’
	Moor	marùvana	‘shade / sombar’ (?)


207	PCEMP	*mamaq	‘chew’
	PMP	*mamaq	‘chew’
	Ambai	mama	‘chew’
	Biak	màm	‘to chew / kauwen’
	Gane	hamóm	‘to chew’ (??)
	Kowiai	-mama	‘to chew’
	Umar	mnam	‘chew / kunya’ (?)
	Wandamen	mam	‘to chew’
	Waropen	mama	‘to chew’
	Yaur	jú'mèmné	‘chew / kunya’
	Yerisiam	námà	‘chew / kunya’ (?)


208	ACD	PMP *mamin	‘a fish: wrasse spp.’
	Biak	in mamin	‘kind of fish (can reach large size) / vischsoort (kakap?); kan groote afmetingen verkrijgen’
	Buli	mamiŋ	‘kind of fish’


209	ACD	PMP *ma-ñawa	‘breath’
	ACD	PCEMP *ñawa	‘breath, breath soul’
	PCEMP	*ma-ñawa	‘breathe’
	PMP	*ma-ñawa	‘breathe’
	Biak	mnasu	‘to breathe / ademen, zuchten’
	Gane	manou	‘to breathe’
	Gebe	-fa\|ñawaya	‘to breathe’
	Taba	-manowo	‘to breathe’


210	PCEMP	*ma-nipis	‘thin (materials)’
	PMP	*ma-nipis	‘thin (materials)’
	Buli	mlifis	‘thin’
	Gane	manifis	‘thin’
	Irarutu	bə\|nənifə\|ne	‘thin’
	Kowiai	manífin	‘thin’
	Sawai	n-mɛnifɛs	‘thin’
	Sekar	ma\|nipis	‘thin’
	Taba	mnihis	‘thin’
	Umar	mnieh	‘thin / tipis’
	Wandamen	minis	‘thin’
	Yaur	némníhè	‘thin / tipis’
	Yerisiam	máníijáhé	‘thin / tipis’


211	ACD	PCEMP *mansar	‘bandicoot, marsupial ‘ rat’’
	ACD	PCEMP *mansər	‘bandicoot, marsupial ‘ rat’’
	Umar	mae	‘cuscus / kuskus’


212	ACD	PAN *manuk	‘chicken’
	ACD	PMP *manuk	‘chicken’
	PCEMP	*manuk	‘bird’
	PMP	*manuk	‘bird’
	Ambai	man-	‘bird’
	Ambel	mani	‘bird’
	Arguni	mani	‘bird’
	As	mani	‘bird’
	Biak	man	‘bird / vogel’
	Biga	mini	‘bird’
	Biga	miˈni	‘bird’
	Buli	mani	‘bird’
	Buli	mani	‘bird’
	Buli	mani-mani	‘all sorts of birds’
	Fiawat	min	‘bird’
	Gane	manik	‘bird’
	Gebe	mani	‘bird’
	Irarutu	ma-nə	‘bird’
	Irarutu	mánə	‘bird / burung’
	Kowiai	mánu'	‘bird’
	Kowiai	manuʔ	‘bird’
	Laganyan	ˈmin[i]	‘bird’
	Maˈya	ˈmini¹²	‘bird’
	Maˈya	ˈmini³	‘bird’
	Moor	mànu	‘bird / burung’
	Sawai	manɛ	‘bird’
	Sekar	manik	‘bird’
	Taba	manik	‘chicken’
	Umar	mna	‘bird / burung’
	Warembori	mani-ro	‘Bird’
	Waropen	mani	‘bird’
	Waropen	mani	‘bird, chicken’
	Wauyai	ˈmin[i]	‘bird’
	Yaur	mà'ré	‘bird / burung’
	Yerisiam	máanáà	‘bird / burung’
	Yoke	mani	‘bird’


213	ACD	PMP *ma-panas	‘warm, hot’
	ACD	PMP *panas₁	‘warm, hot’
	PCEMP	*ma-panas	‘warm, hot’
	PMP	*ma-panas	‘warm, hot’
	Arguni	bamba...	‘warm’ (?)
	Buli	mfànas	‘warm’
	Buli	fànas	‘warm, hot’
	Buli	m-fànas	‘warm, hot, burning; sentiment’
	Gane	psan	‘warm’
	Moor	nanatî	‘hot / panas’
	Sawai	n-mafyanɛs	‘hot’
	Wandamen	mas	‘warm’ (?)


214	ACD	PMP *ma-penuq	‘full’
	ACD	PMP *penuq	‘full, of a container’
	Ambel	anhon	‘full’
	Biga	fon	‘full’
	Fiawat	fon	‘full’
	Kawe	fon	‘full’
	Laganyan	fon	‘full’
	Matbat	fo³n	‘full’
	Maˈya	ˈfo¹²n	‘full’
	Maˈya	ˈfo¹²n	‘full’


215	PCEMP	*ma-pia	‘good’
	PMP	*ma-pia	‘good’
	As	fi	‘good’
	Biga	fi	‘good’
	Biga	fi	‘good’
	Buli	mafia	‘good’
	Fiawat	fiy	‘good’
	Gane	fia	‘good’
	Kawe	fi	‘good’
	Laganyan	fi	‘good’
	Matbat	fi³	‘good’
	Maˈya	ˈfi³	‘good’
	Maˈya	ˈfi³	‘good’
	Serui-Laut	fiboki	‘good / bagus’
	Taba	hia	‘good’
	Wauyai	fi	‘good’


216	ACD	PMP *ma-putiq	‘white’
	PCEMP	*ma-putiq	‘white’
	PMP	*ma-putiq	‘white’
	Irarutu	bəvutə	‘white’
	Irarutu	bəfútə	‘white / putih’
	Moor	vehúta	‘white / putih’
	Sawai	n-ɛ-mfus	‘white’


217	ACD	PCEMP *maqasin	‘salty, brackish’
	ACD	PMP *ma-qasin	‘salty’
	ACD	PAN *qasiN	‘saltiness, salty taste’
	Ambai	ai	‘salt’
	Ambai	ai	‘salt’
	Ansus	ai	‘salt / garam’
	As	masin	‘sea’
	Biak	màsĕn	‘salt; saltwater, sea / zout; zoutwater, zee’
	Biga	lesen	‘salt’
	Dusner	masen	‘air.laut / seawater’
	Gane	myasing	‘salt’
	Maˈya	ˈlisi³n	‘salt’
	Serui-Laut	sai	‘seawater’
	Taba	yasin	‘salt’
	Wandamen	sasi-tarai	‘salt’ (?)
	Wandamen	sasi	‘salt / garam’ (?)


218	ACD	PAN *ma-qetaq₁	‘raw, unripe, green (fruit), uncooked’
	ACD	PCEMP *ma-qetaq₂	‘raw, unripe, green (fruit), uncooked’
	PCEMP	*mataq	‘green’
	PMP	*mataq	‘green’
	Irarutu	məmatə	‘green’
	Kowiai	mamáta	‘green’
	Moor	ma'ama'î	‘green / hijau’
	Moor	ma'î	‘raw / mentah’
	Sekar	matmatak	‘green’
	Yaur	máa'rùrìe	‘green / hijau’
	Yaur	némàa'è	‘raw / mentah’
	Yerisiam	ahir mákmáaká	‘green / hijau’
	Yerisiam	máaká	‘raw / mentah’
	Yerisiam	mákmáaká	‘blue / biru tua’


219	ACD	PMP *ma-qeti	‘low, of the tide’
	Moor	móta	‘tide / meti’
	Yaur	némòohè	‘low tide / meti’


220	ACD	PMP *ma-qitem	‘black, deep blue’
	ACD	PCEMP *ma-qitem, ma-qétem	‘black; dirty’
	PCEMP	*ma-qetəm	‘black’
	PMP	*ma-qitem	‘black’
	Ambai	nu\|meta	‘black’
	Ambai	numetan	‘black’
	Ambel	amatem	‘black’
	Ansus	metang	‘black / hitam’
	As	matɛm	‘black’
	Biak	paisĕm	‘zwaart’
	Irarutu	gr\|mutəne	‘black’
	Irarutu	grəmútənə	‘black / hitam’
	Kowiai	maétan	‘black’
	Kowiai	ma-etan	‘black’
	Laganyan	matmeˈtem	‘black’
	Maˈya	matˈmete¹²m	‘black’
	Maˈya	matˈmete³m	‘black’
	Serui-Laut	numeta	‘black’
	Wandamen	meta[n]	‘black’
	Wandamen	meta	‘black / hitam’
	Wauyai	matmeˈtem	‘black’


221	ACD	PAN *ma-quzaN	‘rain’
	ACD	PAN *quzaN	‘rain’
	ACD	PMP *quzan	‘rain’
	PCEMP	*quzan	‘rain’
	PMP	*quzan	‘rain’
	Buli	ulan	‘rain’
	Buli	ulan	‘rain’
	Gane	ulan	‘rain’
	Taba	ulan	‘rain’


222	ACD	PCEMP *ma-Raŋuʔ	‘dry’
	PCEMP	*ma-Raŋaw	‘dry’
	PMP	*ma-Raŋaw	‘dry’
	Arguni	mer...	‘dry’
	Buli	māŋ	‘dry’
	Gebe	maŋ	‘dry’
	Sawai	n-maŋ	‘dry’


223	ACD	PMP *ma-Raqan	‘light in weight’
	Umar	mbran	‘light / ringan’
	Yerisiam	máráné	‘light / ringan’


224	ACD	PMP *ma-Ruqanay	‘male’
	ACD	PAN *RuqaNay	‘male’
	PCEMP	*ma-Ruqanay	‘male/man’
	PMP	*ma-Ruqanay	‘male/man’
	Ambai	muaŋ	‘husband’
	Ambai	muaŋ	‘man/male’
	Ambai	man	‘man/male’
	Ambai	ne-man	‘husband’
	Ambel	man	‘man’
	Ansus	muang	‘man / lakilaki’
	Arguni	[i]maran	‘husband’
	Arguni	mañañane	‘man/male’
	As	-man	‘man/male’
	As	-man	‘husband’
	As	-man	‘father’
	Biak	man	‘man/male / man, mannelijk’
	Biga	wa-man	‘man/male’
	Biga	wa-man	‘husband’
	Biga	waˈman	‘man’
	Buli	mān	‘man/male’
	Dusner	snoman	‘laki-laki / male’
	Fiawat	man	‘man’
	Gane	maón	‘man/male’
	Gebe	man	‘husband’
	Gebe	man	‘man/male’
	Irarutu	məra-ne	‘man/male’
	Irarutu	mərane	‘husband’
	Kawe	ˈman[a]	‘man’
	Kowiai	mu[ru]ána	‘man/male’
	Laganyan	ˈman[a]	‘man’
	Matbat	wa³yma²¹n	‘man’
	Maˈya	ˈma¹²n	‘man’
	Maˈya	ˈma¹²n	‘man’
	Moor	vurána	‘man / laki-laki’
	Sawai	mɔn	‘male’
	Sekar	murarara	‘man/male’
	Serui-Laut	man	‘male’
	Taba	mon	‘man/male’
	Taba	mon	‘husband’
	Umar	mambo	‘husband / suami’
	Umar	noman	‘man / laki-laki’
	Wandamen	mua[n]	‘man/male’
	Wandamen	mua	‘man ; male / laki-laki’
	Warembori	man-do	‘Man’
	Waropen	mano	‘husband’
	Waropen	mano	‘man/male’
	Wauyai	ˈman[a]	‘man’
	Yaur	jòmàgré	‘man / laki-laki’
	Yerisiam	híomáané	‘husband / suami’
	Yerisiam	máànà	‘man / laki-laki’
	Yoke	mamb-	‘man’


225	PCEMP	*ma-sakit	‘sick, painful’
	PMP	*ma-sakit	‘sick, painful’
	Kowiai	sá'it	‘painful, sick’ (loan?)
	Kowiai	sigirótan	‘painful, sick’


226	ACD	PAN *ma-takut	‘fear’
	PCEMP	*ma-takut	‘afraid’
	PMP	*ma-takut	‘afraid’
	Ambai	i-matai	‘to fear’
	Ambai	matai	‘fear’
	Ansus	matai	‘afraid / takut’
	Biak	mkāk	‘to fear, be afraid / vreezen, bang zijn’
	Biga	-mtat	‘to fear’
	Buli	am-cait	‘to fear’
	Dusner	mtat	‘takut / afraid’
	Gebe	-mtait	‘to fear’
	Irarutu	-mta-t\|e	‘to fear’
	Kowiai	-matatu'	‘to fear’
	Moor	muká'a	‘afraid / takut’
	Serui-Laut	maitai	‘afraid’
	Umar	mtat	‘afraid / takut’
	Wandamen	matai(t)	‘to fear’
	Wandamen	matai	‘afraid / takut’
	Waropen	akako	‘to fear’ (?)
	Yerisiam	ngkáké	‘afraid / takut’


227	PCEMP	*mataqu	‘right side’ (?)
	PMP	*ma-taqu	‘right side’ (?)
	Irarutu	tu	‘right’
	Umar	mamdu	‘right / kanan’
	Yerisiam	bákíkú	‘right / kanan’


228	PCEMP	*ma-tuqa	‘old (people)’
	PEMP	*matu	‘dry coconut’
	PMP	*ma-tuqah	‘old (people)’
	Dusner	tua	‘tua / old’
	Dusner	tuar	‘tua / old’
	Gane	tua	‘old’
	Kowiai	tuárin	‘old’
	Moor	ma'ù	‘old / lama’
	Taba	matuo	‘old’
	Yerisiam	màkúi	‘tough / keras’ (?)


229	ACD	PEMP *mawa	‘a cleft, space between two rocks’
	Buli	mawa	‘roomy, spacious, as a house’


230	ACD	PCEMP *maya	‘tongue’
	PCEMP	*maya	‘tongue’
	Irarutu	-mamaye-	‘tongue’
	Irarutu	majo	‘tongue / lida’


231	ACD	PMP *mekmek	‘broken to bits’
	Biak	mom	‘leftovers from a meal / overgeblevene, restant van een maaltijd’


232	ACD	PMP *meñak	‘fat, grease; ointment’
	PCEMP	*meñak	‘fat, oil’
	PCEMP	*miñak	‘fat, oil’
	PMP	*meñak	‘fat, oil’
	PMP	*miñak	‘fat, oil’
	Ambai	ne-main	‘fat (n.)’
	Ansus	mai	‘fat / lemak’
	Biga	maˈna(o)	‘animal fat’
	Buli	mna	‘fat/grease’
	Buli	mna	‘tasty, delicious, sweet; fat of animals’
	Fiawat	mena	‘animal fat’
	Kawe	maˈna	‘animal fat’
	Laganyan	maˈna	‘animal fat’
	Matbat	mna¹²	‘animal fat’
	Maˈya	maˈna¹²	‘animal fat’
	Maˈya	maˈna³	‘animal fat’
	Moor	mananá	‘fat / gemuk’
	Sekar	minminak	‘fat/grease’
	Serui-Laut	maien	‘fat (n.)’
	Umar	mnai	‘fat / lemak’
	Wandamen	mai[n]	‘fat/grease’
	Wandamen	vemai	‘fat / lemak; gemuk’
	Waropen	mana	‘fat/grease’
	Wauyai	maˈna	‘animal fat’
	Yaur	mnáarè	‘fat / gemuk’
	Yerisiam	mìmná	‘fat / gemuk’


233	ACD	PCEMP *mipi	‘to dream’
	PCEMP	*mipi	‘dream’
	PMP	*h-um-ipi	‘dream’
	Ambai	-miai	‘to dream’
	Moor	enamí'a	‘dream / mimpi’
	Sekar	nifi	‘to dream’
	Serui-Laut	enami	‘dream’
	Wandamen	ena-mia	‘to dream’
	Wandamen	ena-mia	‘dream’
	Wandamen	ena miya	‘dream / bermimpi’
	Wandamen	miya	‘dream / mimpi’
	Yerisiam	mí	‘dream / mimpi’


234	ACD	PMP *miqmiq	‘urine, urinate’
	Maˈya	taˈmi³	‘urine’
	Warembori	mimi-ro	‘Urine’


235	ACD	PEMP *molaŋ	‘true, real, genuine’
	Buli	molaŋ	‘correct, true’
	Buli	molaŋ	‘correct, real, genuine, true’


236	ACD	PCEMP *mutaq	‘to vomit’
	PCEMP	*mutaq	‘vomit’
	Ambai	i-mamuta	‘to vomit’
	Ambai	mamuta	‘vomit’
	Ansus	mamuta	‘vomit / muntah’
	Buli	muta	‘to vomit’
	Moor	mamuá'a	‘vomit / muntah’
	Sekar	muta	‘to vomit’
	Umar	mut	‘vomit / muntah’
	Wandamen	mamuta	‘to vomit’
	Wandamen	mamuta	‘vomit / muntah’
	Yerisiam	mámúugwáké	‘vomit / muntah’


237	ACD	PEMP *mutu₂	‘broken off, cut off’
	Biak	muk	‘broken; to come to an end, of questions/quarrels / gebroken zijn; afgeloopen (van kwesties)’


238	ACD	PAN *naNaq	‘pus’
	ACD	PMP *nanaq	‘pus’
	Ambai	nana	‘pus’
	Biak	nān	‘pus / etter’
	Buli	nan	‘pus’
	Yerisiam	náanáà	‘pus / nana’


239	PEMP	*natu	‘child’
	Ambai	antun	‘child’
	Arguni	natu	‘small’
	Buli	ntu	‘child’
	Dusner	mtu	‘bayi / baby’
	Gane	mtuna	‘child’
	Gane	tu	‘child’
	Gebe	ñat	‘person/human being’
	Irarutu	ntú	‘small / kecil’
	Kowiai	net	‘small’
	Moor	na'ú	‘person / orang’
	Moor	nà'una	‘child / anak’
	Serui-Laut	antum	‘child’
	Taba	mtu	‘child’
	Wandamen	a[n]tu	‘child’
	Waropen	tu[tu]	‘child’


240	ACD	PAN *Neŋ	‘look, see’
	Buli	niŋa	‘to see’
	Sekar	niga	‘to see’


241	ACD	PMP *nepuq	‘stonefish’
	Buli	nof	‘kind of poisonous fish’


242	ACD	PMP *ñikñik	‘tiny biting insect: gnat, sandfly’
	Waropen	nini	‘midge, mosquito’


243	ACD	PMP *niuR	‘coconut’
	Biga	ni	‘coconut (tree)’
	Fiawat	nyuw	‘coconut (tree)’
	Kawe	nu	‘coconut’
	Kowiai	niu(r)	‘coconut’
	Laganyan	nu	‘coconut’
	Matbat	nu¹	‘coconut (tree)’
	Maˈya	ˈnu¹²	‘coconut (tree)’
	Maˈya	ˈnu¹²	‘coconut (tree)’
	Maˈya	ˈnu³	‘coconut (tree)’
	Moor	néra	‘coconut / kelapa’
	Sawai	niwɛ	‘coconut’
	Taba	niwi	‘coconut’
	Warembori	nuan-do	‘Coconut’ (?)
	Waropen	niwaro	‘coconut’
	Yerisiam	núì	‘coconut / kelapa’
	Yoke	ɲia	‘coconut’ (?)


244	PEMP	*(n)iwi	‘nest’
	Moor	nìgwi	‘nest / sarang’


245	ACD	PMP *nusa₁	‘island’
	Ambai	nu	‘island’
	Ansus	nu	‘island / pulau’
	Biak	nu	‘island, only used in compounds, as Nu-mfor, Nus Mapi, etc. / eiland, alleen gebruikt in samenstellingen als: Numfor, Nus Mapi, e.a.’
	Buli	nus	‘island’
	Irarutu	nú	‘island / pulau’
	Moor	núta	‘island / pulau’
	Serui-Laut	nu	‘island’
	Serui-Laut	nu	‘island’
	Umar	nuhman	‘island / pulau’
	Wandamen	nu	‘island / pulau’
	Waropen	nusa	‘island’
	Yaur	nùhré	‘island / pulau’
	Yerisiam	núùhà	‘island / pulau’


246	ACD	PAN *pajay	‘rice in the field; rice plant’
	PMP	*pajey	‘rice plant’
	Ambai	pa	‘rice’
	Ansus	pa	‘rice / nasi’
	Biak	fas	‘rice (in general) / rijst, zoowel gekookt als ongekookt, gebolsterd als ongebolsterd’
	Dusner	pas	‘rice’
	Irarutu	fásə	‘rice / beras, nasi’
	Kowiai	fasa	‘cooked rice, husked rice’
	Maˈya	ˈfa¹²s	‘rice’
	Moor	pása	‘rice / beras’ (North Moluccan loan)
	Sawai	fɔs	‘rice’
	Serui-Laut	fa	‘rice (in general)’
	Serui-Laut	fa	‘rice’
	Umar	pah	‘rice / beras/nasi’ (North Moluccan loan)
	Wandamen	fas	‘rice (in general)’
	Wandamen	pase	‘rice / nasi’
	Warembori	pasa-ro	‘Rice’
	Yaur	pàahré	‘rice / beras/nasi’ (North Moluccan loan)
	Yerisiam	páhréevè	‘rice / beras’ (North Moluccan loan)


247	ACD	PAN *panaq	‘throw something at a target; shoot with bow and arrow’
	PCEMP	*panaq	‘shoot (arrow)’
	PMP	*panaq	‘shoot (arrow)’
	Ambai	i-ana	‘to shoot’
	Ansus	ana	‘shoot / panah’
	As	fantanus	‘to shoot’ (?)
	Biga	-fan	‘to shoot’
	Gebe	-fan	‘to shoot’
	Maˈya	ˈfa¹²n	‘to shoot (with bow and arrow)’
	Moor	hinà	‘shoot / panah’ (?)
	Sekar	fanak	‘to shoot’
	Wandamen	ana	‘to shoot’
	Waropen	ana	‘to shoot’


248	ACD	PAN *paNaw	‘go, walk away, depart’
	ACD	PMP *panaw₂	‘go, walk away, depart’
	PCEMP	*panaw	‘walk, go’
	PMP	*panaw	‘walk, go’
	Buli	fān	‘to walk’
	Buli	fān	‘depart; go, walk’
	Gane	han	‘to walk’
	Irarutu	-fanə	‘to walk’
	Irarutu	fá	‘to go / pergi’
	Sekar	pana	‘to walk’


249	ACD	PMP *paniki	‘fruit bat, flying fox: Pteropus spp.’
	Buli	fni	‘flying fox’
	Gane	fnik	‘flying fox’
	Sawai	fni	‘bat’


250	ACD	PMP *pa(n)tar₂	‘shelf; bed frame of wooden or bamboo laths’
	Ambai	fata	‘bed’
	Biak	fakĕr	‘foundation of stones, wood, etc. / onderlaag van steenen, houten, e.d.; fundament’
	Wandamen	patar	‘bed, sleeping place’
	Wandamen	ai pata	‘bed / tempat tidur’


251	ACD	PMP *papan	‘plank, board; floor boards of house’
	Biak	àm-bafĕn	‘plank / plank’
	Buli	fafan	‘plank’
	Sawai	fɔfɛn	‘board’


252	ACD	PMP *paqa₂	‘stalk or stem of a plant’
	Ambai	-fan	‘palm/sole’
	Biak	fa	‘sheath of a palm blossom / scheede van de bloesem der palmen’


253	ACD	PMP *paRa₂	‘collective particle’
	Buli	fa-	‘plural or collective prefix on verbs’


254	ACD	PEMP *paRi-	‘prefix of reciprocal or collective action’
	Buli	fa-	‘prefix used for the reciprocal form of a verb’
	Buli	fa-, fai-	‘prefix which indicates that the action concerns a plural subject; with nouns it also forms collectives (e.g. rama 'sister', fa-rama-u 'sisters')’


255	ACD	PCEMP *paRi₁	‘sting’
	ACD	PMP *paRih	‘sting’
	ACD	PAN *paRiS	‘sting’
	Buli	fā	‘stingray’
	Sawai	fa	‘stingray’
	Yerisiam	ari máanáà	‘ray sp. / ikan pari burung’
	Yerisiam	páréèmà	‘ray / ikan pari’


256	ACD	PAN *peñu	‘the green turtle’
	ACD	PMP *peñu	‘the green turtle, Chelonia mydas’
	Ambel	ɸen	‘sea turtle’
	Biga	fin	‘sea turtle’
	Fiawat	fin	‘sea turtle’
	Kawe	fin	‘sea turtle’
	Laganyan	fin	‘sea turtle’
	Matbat	fe³¹n	‘sea turtle’
	Maˈya	ˈfe³n	‘sea turtle’
	Maˈya	ˈfe³n	‘sea turtle’
	Sawai	fɛn	‘sea turtle’
	Umar	ono	‘turtle / penyu’
	Yerisiam	éenú	‘turtle / penyu’


257	ACD	PAN *piliq	‘to choose, to select; to pick out’
	PCEMP	*piliq	‘choose’
	PMP	*piliq	‘choose’
	Ambai	yi-riri	‘to choose’ (?)
	Ambai	iri	‘choose’
	Arguni	-pili	‘to choose’
	Kowiai	-pil	‘to choose’
	Moor	irà	‘choose / pilih’ (?)
	Sekar	fini	‘to choose’
	Serui-Laut	iria	‘to choose’
	Umar	nin ariri	‘choose / pilih’ (?)
	Wandamen	iri	‘to choose’
	Wandamen	iri	‘choose / pilih’


258	PMP	*pitu	‘seven’
	Ambai	itu	‘Seven’
	Ambai	itu	‘seven’
	Ansus	itu	‘seven / tujuh’
	Biak	fik	‘seven / zeven’
	Buli	fit	‘seven’
	Sawai	pɛ-fit	‘seven’
	Taba	-hit	‘seven’


259	ACD	PMP *pula₁	‘red’
	ACD	PMP *pulaq	‘red’
	Wandamen	urar	‘red’
	Wandamen	urara	‘red / merah’
	Waropen	ura	‘red color’


260	ACD	PAN *puluq₁	‘group of ten’
	ACD	PAN *sa-puluq	‘ten’
	Ambai	sura	‘ten’
	Ansus	ura	‘ten / sepuluh’
	Biak	sà-m-fur	‘ten / tien’
	Dusner	sa-m-pur	‘ten’
	Dusner	sampur	‘sepuluh / ten’
	Moor	tàura	‘ten / sepuluh’
	Serui-Laut	sura	‘ten’
	Wandamen	surai	‘ten / sepuluh’
	Waropen	sauro	‘Ten’


261	ACD	PAN *punti₁	‘banana’
	PMP	*punti	‘banana’
	Irarutu	fúdə	‘banana / pisang’
	Kowiai	fun	‘banana’
	Moor	húta	‘banana / pisang’
	Umar	idi	‘banana / pisang’
	Warembori	uti-ro	‘Banana’
	Waropen	ui	‘banana’
	Yaur	ìdíe	‘banana / pisang’
	Yerisiam	píití	‘banana / pisang’
	Yoke	si	‘banana’


262	ACD	PAN *qabaRa₁	‘shoulder’
	ACD	PMP *qabaRa₃	‘shoulder; carry on the shoulder’
	PCEMP	*qabaRa	‘shoulder’
	PMP	*qabaRa	‘shoulder’
	Biak	wer	‘carry on the shoulders’
	Gebe	kafalɔ	‘shoulder’
	Irarutu	fəravo	‘shoulder’ (metathesis?)
	Kowiai	fafalan	‘shoulder’
	Moor	ovarî	‘carry on shoulder / pikol’
	Sekar	bara\|r	‘shoulder’
	Waropen	awaro	‘carry on the shoulder’
	Yerisiam	áarí	‘carry on shoulder / pikol’ (?)


263	ACD	PMP *qabateR	‘sago grub’
	ACD	PMP *qabatiR	‘sago grub’
	Buli	pata	‘kind of edible worm found in sago palms’


264	ACD	PAN *qabu₁	‘ash, cinder, powder’
	ACD	PMP *qabu₂	‘ash, hearth, cinder, powder, dust; gray’
	PCEMP	*qabu	‘ash’
	PMP	*qabu	‘ash’
	Ambel	lagalap	‘ashes’
	Ansus	wawu	‘ashes / abu’
	Arguni	avuvune	‘dust’
	Arguni	avu\|ne	‘ash’
	As	yap-apin	‘ash’
	Biga	kaˈlap	‘ashes’
	Buli	gigi\|áp	‘ash’ (?)
	Fiawat	alap	‘ashes’
	Gane	tapin	‘ash’ (??)
	Gane	yipyáp	‘dust’
	Gebe	bayap	‘dust’
	Gebe	ba\|yap	‘ash’
	Irarutu	ɔbə	‘dust’
	Irarutu	ɔbə	‘smoke’
	Kowiai	abu\|ba	‘dust’
	Laganyan	gaˈlap	‘ashes’
	Maˈya	gaˈla¹²p	‘ashes’
	Maˈya	gaˈla¹²p	‘ashes’
	Moor	áha	‘ashes / abu’ (??)
	Sawai	gɛyap	‘ashes’
	Sekar	afiruk	‘ash’ (?)
	Sekar	afruk	‘dust’ (?)
	Serui-Laut	wawu	‘ash’
	Serui-Laut	wabu	‘ash’
	Taba	yapyap	‘ash’
	Taba	yapyap	‘dust’
	Umar	au	‘ashes / abu’
	Wandamen	wabu	‘dust’
	Wandamen	w\|abu	‘ash’ (?)
	Warembori	aivu-ro	‘Ashes’
	Waropen	awu	‘ash’
	Waropen	awu	‘hearth, ash’
	Wauyai	gaˈlap	‘ashes’


265	ACD	PAN *qaCay	‘liver’
	PCEMP	*qatay	‘liver’
	PMP	*qatay	‘liver’
	Ambai	anteni	‘liver’
	Ambel	latey	‘liver’
	Arguni	atane	‘liver’
	Biak	kèn	‘liver / lever’
	Buli	yatay	‘liver’
	Buli	yatay	‘liver’
	Gane	yocu	‘liver’
	Gebe	atai	‘liver’
	Irarutu	-te	‘liver’ (?)
	Kawe	laˈte(y)	‘liver’
	Kowiai	lata	‘liver’
	Kurudu	ate	‘liver’
	Laganyan	ˈlati	‘liver’
	Matbat	ta²¹y	‘liver’
	Maˈya	ˈlati¹²	‘liver’
	Maˈya	ˈlati³	‘liver’
	Moor	à'a	‘liver / hati’
	Moor	siné a'ára	‘liver / hati’
	Sawai	yɔtɛy	‘liver’
	Sekar	yata-n	‘liver’
	Taba	yoco	‘heart’
	Wandamen	ate\|ni	‘liver’
	Yerisiam	ákéènà	‘liver / hati hitam’


266	ACD	PMP *qalejaw	‘day’
	PCEMP	*qaləjaw	‘day’
	PMP	*qalejaw	‘day’
	Kowiai	óra	‘day’
	Moor	oro'á	‘sun / matahari’
	Warembori	oro-ro	‘Sun’
	Yerisiam	óòrà	‘sun / matahari’


267	ACD	PCEMP *qalipan	‘centipede’
	ACD	PAN *qalu-Sipan	‘centipede’
	Buli	lif-lifaŋ	‘centipede’
	Sawai	lɛlifɛn	‘centipede’


268	ACD	PMP *qalunan	‘wooden headrest, pillow’
	Waropen	aruna	‘use as a headrest’
	Waropen	runa	‘wooden headrest’


269	ACD	PAN *qaNiŋu	‘' shadow, reflection’
	ACD	PMP *qaninu	‘shadow, reflection’
	ACD	PMP *qanunu₁	‘shadow’
	Ambai	nuaninu	‘shadow’
	Biak	nin	‘ghost, shadow / schim, schaduw’
	Biak	ninima(n)	‘ghost, shadow / schim, schaduw’
	Moor	anìno	‘shadow / bayang’
	Yaur	núndìe	‘shadow / bayang’
	Yerisiam	ánúunúgùa	‘shadow / bayang’ (?)


270	ACD	PAN *qapuR	‘lime, calcium’
	Ambel	ahar	‘lime (for betel)’
	Biak	afĕr	‘lime, calcium / kalk’
	Buli	yafi	‘lime, calcium’
	Dusner	aper	‘lime’
	Moor	ára	‘lime / kapur’
	Umar	au	‘lime / kapur’
	Yerisiam	áau	‘lime / kapur’


271	ACD	PMP *qaRus	‘current, flow’
	Kowiai	larus	‘current’


272	ACD	PAN *qasawa	‘spouse: husband, wife’
	PCEMP	*qasawa	‘wife’
	PCEMP	*qasawa	‘husband’
	PMP	*qasawa	‘wife’
	PMP	*qasawa	‘husband’
	Ansus	awani	‘husband / suami’
	Biak	swa-	‘spouse / echtgenoot(e)’
	Kowiai	sóa mafíne	‘wife’
	Kowiai	sóa muáne	‘husband’
	Kowiai	soa	‘spouse’
	Sekar	isawa-n	‘husband’
	Sekar	isawa-n	‘wife’
	Wandamen	sawa(n)	‘husband’
	Wandamen	sawa	‘husband (or 'man'?)’
	Wandamen	sawan	‘husband / suami’


273	ACD	PMP *qasiq	‘pity, compassion, affection, love, sympathy, forgiveness’
	Moor	ré'a sé	‘pity / kasian’


274	ACD	PAN *qasiRa	‘salt’
	PCEMP	*qasiRa	‘salt’
	PMP	*qasiRa	‘salt’
	Arguni	sire\|r	‘salt’
	Kowiai	sira	‘salt’
	Kowiai	sira	‘salt’
	Sekar	sira	‘salt’


275	ACD	PMP *qasu₃	‘smoke, fumes, steam; to smoke (as a fire)’
	PCEMP	*qasu	‘smoke’
	PMP	*qasu	‘smoke’
	Arguni	evas	‘smoke’
	As	kapyas	‘smoke’
	Biak	ās	‘to smoke (of a fire) / rooken (van vuur)’
	Biga	kaplasɔ	‘smoke’
	Biga	kaˈplas	‘smoke’
	Buli	mamayás	‘smoke’
	Gane	nyas	‘smoke’
	Gebe	may\|as	‘smoke’
	Maˈya	ˈla¹²s	‘smoke’
	Maˈya	ˈla¹²s	‘smoke’
	Sawai	mɛyas	‘smoke’
	Sekar	m\|asi	‘smoke’
	Taba	yaso	‘smoke’
	Warembori	kati-ro	‘Smoke’
	Waropen	asi	‘fog’
	Waropen	[awu]asi	‘smoke’
	Waropen	asi	‘smoke, fumes, steam’
	Yerisiam	ógwáahúgùa	‘smoke / asap’


276	ACD	PMP *qatep	‘roof, thatch’
	PMP	*qatep	‘thatch’
	Ambai	antarau	‘thatch/roof’
	Ambai	antaraun	‘roof’
	Buli	yataf	‘thatch/roof’
	Buli	fa-yatf-o	‘cover with thatch’
	Buli	yataf	‘thatch; roof’
	Gane	yotaf	‘thatch/roof’
	Gebe	yataf	‘thatch/roof’
	Irarutu	ativrɔ	‘thatch/roof’
	Irarutu	atífro	‘roof / atap’
	Moor	rà'a	‘roof / atap’
	Sawai	yɔtɛf	‘roof’
	Serui-Laut	ratarau	‘roof’
	Waropen	aka	‘thatch/roof’
	Waropen	aka	‘thatch’
	Yerisiam	ákáráaníà	‘roof / atap’


277	ACD	PMP *qatimun	‘cucumber: Cucumis sativa L.’
	Buli	ti-timin	‘kind of cucumber’
	Dusner	tinem	‘gherkin’
	Kowiai	atumin	‘melon, watermelon’


278	ACD	PMP *qatip₂	‘pinch, squeeze, press together’
	Waropen	ati	‘rather close to’


279	ACD	PAN *qayam₁	‘bird’
	PMP	*qayam	‘bird’
	Ansus	aya	‘bird’
	Ansus	aya	‘bird / burung’
	Serui-Laut	aya	‘bird’
	Serui-Laut	aya	‘bird’
	Wandamen	aya	‘bird’
	Wandamen	aya	‘bird’
	Wandamen	aya	‘bird / burung’


280	ACD	PEMP *qayawan	‘banyan, strangler fig’
	Buli	yawan	‘banyan tree’
	Sawai	ay yɔwɛn	‘banyan’


281	ACD	PAN *qenay	‘sand’
	PCEMP	*qənay	‘sand’
	PMP	*qenay	‘sand’
	Arguni	ain	‘sand’
	As	in	‘sand’ (?)
	Biak	kayĕn	‘white sand / wit zand’
	Biak	yèn	‘white sandy beach / wit zandstrand’
	Kowiai	éna	‘sand’
	Kowiai	ena	‘sand’
	Moor	áena	‘sand / pasir’


282	ACD	PCEMP *qenəp	‘lie down to sleep’
	ACD	PAN *qinep	‘lie down to sleep’
	PCEMP	*qenəp	‘lie down’
	PCEMP	*qinəp	‘lie down’
	PMP	*qinep	‘lie down’
	Ambai	i-ena	‘to sleep’
	Ambai	ena	‘sleep’
	Ambel	l-ane	‘sleep’
	Ansus	ena	‘sleep / tidur’
	Arguni	-reʔenef	‘to sleep’
	As	-nɛ-k	‘to sleep’
	Biak	enĕf	‘to sleep / slapen’
	Biga	-enef	‘to sleep’
	Biga	l-eˈnef	‘sleep’
	Dusner	enep	‘tidur / sleep’
	Fiawat	l-ene	‘sleep’
	Gebe	yenɛf	‘to sleep’
	Gebe	yenɛf	‘to lie down’
	Irarutu	-gi-ne	‘to sleep’
	Irarutu	gin gerevivare-	‘to lie down’ (?)
	Irarutu	gínə	‘to sleep / tidur’
	Kawe	ˈw-eˈnef	‘sleep’
	Kowiai	-'enan	‘to sleep’
	Kowiai	-'enan	‘to lie down’
	Kowiai	ena-n	‘sleep, lie down’
	Laganyan	ˈw-enef	‘sleep’
	Matbat	n-e⁴¹n	‘sleep’
	Maˈya	ˈw-ene¹²f	‘sleep’
	Maˈya	ˈw-ene³f	‘sleep’
	Moor	enâ	‘lie / tidur’
	Sawai	n-yɛnɛf	‘to sleep’
	Serui-Laut	ena	‘sleep’
	Serui-Laut	ena	‘to sleep’
	Umar	ne	‘sleep / tidur’
	Wandamen	ena	‘to sleep’
	Wandamen	ena	‘sleep’
	Wandamen	ena	‘sleep / tidur’
	Warembori	nan-do	‘Sleep’
	Waropen	enako	‘to sleep’
	Waropen	ena-ko	‘sleep’
	Wauyai	ˈw-enef	‘sleep’
	Yerisiam	éené	‘lie / tidur’
	Yoke	na	‘sleep’


283	ACD	PMP *qe(n)sem	‘sour’
	Ambai	sisasa	‘sour’
	Serui-Laut	sisaa	‘sour’


284	ACD	PMP *qidu	‘spoon, ladle’
	Buli	iru	‘ladle of coconut shell’


285	ACD	PMP *qiteluR	‘egg; testicle’
	PCEMP	*qatəluR	‘egg’
	PMP	*qateluR	‘egg’
	PMP	*qiteluR	‘egg’
	Ambel	talo	‘egg’
	As	talɔ	‘egg’
	Biga	tolo	‘egg’
	Biga	toˈlo	‘egg’
	Buli	tāl	‘egg’
	Buli	tolo	‘egg’
	Fiawat	tol	‘egg’
	Gane	toli	‘egg’
	Irarutu	təru	‘egg’
	Irarutu	trú	‘egg / telur’
	Kawe	ˈtol[o]	‘egg’
	Kowiai	tóron	‘egg’
	Laganyan	ˈtol[o]	‘egg’
	Matbat	to²¹l	‘egg’
	Maˈya	ˈtol(o)	‘egg’
	Maˈya	ˈtolo¹²	‘egg’
	Maˈya	ˈto¹²l	‘egg’
	Taba	tolo	‘egg’
	Umar	tor	‘egg / telur’
	Wauyai	ˈtol[o]	‘egg’
	Yaur	òó'rè	‘egg / telur’
	Yerisiam	ákóoré	‘egg / telur’


286	ACD	PAN *quay	‘rattan, Calamus sp.’
	Irarutu	ú	‘rattan / rotan’
	Kowiai	ua	‘rattan’


287	ACD	PMP *qubi	‘yam: Dioscorea alata Linn.’
	Ambai	uvi	‘yam’
	Buli	up	‘kind of tuber’
	Kowiai	uf	‘wild roots’
	Wandamen	uwi	‘sweet potato ; yam / ubi ; talas / petatas’
	Waropen	uwi	‘tuberous plant, yam’


288	ACD	PAN *qudaŋ	‘shrimp, crayfish, lobster’
	Buli	ulaŋ	‘shrimp’
	Umar	ure	‘shrimp / udang’
	Yerisiam	úuráà	‘shrimp / udang’


289	ACD	PAN *qulej	‘type of small worm’
	ACD	PMP *qulej	‘maggot, caterpillar, larva of a metamorphosing insect’
	Biak	urò	‘caterpillar, seaworm / rups, zeepier’
	Moor	óra	‘snake / ular’


290	ACD	PMP *qulu	‘head; top part; leader, chief; headwaters; handle of a bladed implement; prow of a boat; first, first-born’
	ACD	PCEMP *quluₐ	‘head; top part; leader, chief; headwaters; handle of a bladed implement; prow of a boat; first, first-born; hair of the head’
	ACD	PMP *qulu-an	‘head-end, upper part’
	ACD	PAN *quluh	‘head’
	PCEMP	*qulu	‘head’
	PMP	*qulu	‘head’
	Buli	olo-an	‘village head; owner of something’
	Buli	ulu	‘beginning, origin’
	Buli	waya ulu	‘source of a river’
	Kowiai	ur	‘handle’
	Sekar	uni-n	‘head’


291	ACD	PMP *quma	‘swiddden; work a swidden’
	ACD	PAN *qumah	‘swidden, work a swidden’
	PCEMP	*quma	‘work (in garden)’
	PMP	*quma	‘work (in garden)’
	Kowiai	um	‘garden, plot’
	Yerisiam	ùmá	‘do / buat’


292	ACD	PCEMP *qunap₁	‘scale of fish, turtle shell’
	ACD	PCEMP *qunep	‘scale">scales of fish or snake’
	ACD	PAN *quSeNap	‘fish scale’
	Ambai	ne-una	‘scales’
	Biak	unèf	‘fish scale / vischschub’
	Buli	unaf	‘to scale fish’
	Buli	un-unaf	‘scales of a fish’
	Sawai	wɛn-wunɛf	‘fishscale’


293	ACD	PMP *qutan	‘small, wild herbaceous plants; scrub-land, bush’
	Taba	uat	‘woods/forest’
	Wandamen	uta[n]	‘woods/forest’


294	ACD	PMP *qutaŋ	‘debt’
	Kowiai	utaŋ	‘debt’


295	ACD	PAN *qutiN	‘penis’
	ACD	PMP *qutin	‘penis’
	Ambai	i-	‘penis’
	Biak	si-	‘penis’
	Kowiai	ut	‘penis’
	Moor	ùsi	‘penis / gosi’
	Sawai	fsi	‘penis’


296	ACD	PEMP *qutub	‘submerge a container to fill it’
	PEMP	*qutub	‘submerge to fill’
	Buli	utup	‘hold a bottle or bamboo tube under water to fill it’


297	ACD	PMP *Rabiqiₐ	‘late afternoon, evening; evening meal; yesterday’
	As	up	‘night’
	Biak	ròb	‘night / nacht’
	Dusner	rov	‘malam / night’
	Gebe	op	‘night’


298	ACD	PAN *RabuC	‘uproot, pull out by the roots’
	Ambai	rabi(t)	‘pull’
	Serui-Laut	rabiti	‘to pull’


299	ACD	PMP *Rambia	‘sago palm’
	Ambel	bey	‘sago tree’
	Biga	bi	‘sago tree’
	Fiawat	bi	‘sago tree’
	Kawe	bi	‘sago tree’
	Laganyan	ˈbi³	‘sago tree’
	Maˈya	ˈbi³	‘sago tree’
	Maˈya	ˈbi³	‘sago tree’
	Umar	abi	‘sago / sagu’
	Umar	biae	‘small sago ribs / gabah sagu’
	Wandamen	abis	‘sago grub / ulat sago’
	Waropen	fi	‘sago, baked sago’
	Yerisiam	pí	‘sago palm / pohon sagu’


300	ACD	PAN *Rames	‘squeeze, knead’
	PCEMP	*Raməs	‘squeeze’
	PMP	*Rames	‘squeeze’
	Ambai	rami	‘squeeze’
	Ansus	rami	‘rinse_(sago) / ramas sagu \1s erami \2s ruami \3s riami’
	Ansus	rang	‘rinse, rub / ramas’
	Biak	òmĕs	‘to squeeze / reinigen van vruchten, zoodat 't bruikbare alleen overblijft; uitpersen’
	Biak	ramĕs	‘press out with both hands / uitpersen met twee handen’
	Buli	amas	‘sift, squeeze out or wash sago’
	Dusner	ramas	‘ramas / press’
	Moor	amatà	‘squeeze / peras’ (?)
	Umar	rman	‘squeeze / peras’


301	ACD	PMP *Rebek	‘to fly’
	PCEMP	*Rəbək	‘to fly’
	PMP	*Rebek	‘to fly’
	Ambel	l-apo	‘fly (v.)’
	As	napɔ	‘to fly’ (?)
	Biak	ròb	‘to fly / vliegen’
	Biga	-obo	‘to fly’
	Biga	l-oˈbo	‘fly (v.)’
	Buli	opa	‘to fly’
	Buli	opa	‘to fly’
	Fiawat	l-op	‘fly (v.)’
	Gane	opa	‘to fly’
	Gebe	-opo	‘to fly’
	Kawe	ˈw-op[o]	‘fly (v.)’
	Laganyan	ˈw-op[o]	‘fly (v.)’
	Maˈya	ˈw-opo¹²	‘fly (v.)’
	Maˈya	ˈw-opo³	‘fly (v.)’
	Sawai	n-opɛ	‘to fly’
	Taba	-opa	‘to fly’
	Warembori	dove	‘Fly’
	Waropen	roko	‘to fly’ (?)
	Waropen	rorako	‘to fly’ (?)
	Wauyai	ˈw-op[o]	‘fly (v.)’


302	ACD	PAN *Rumaq	‘house’
	PCEMP	*Rumaq	‘house’
	PMP	*Rumaq	‘house’
	Arguni	rume	‘house’
	Biak	rum	‘house / huis’
	Biga	[w]um	‘house’
	Biga	um	‘house’
	Dusner	rum	‘rumah / house’
	Gane	um	‘house’
	Gebe	um	‘house’
	Kawe	um	‘house’
	Laganyan	wum	‘house’
	Maˈya	ˈu³m	‘house’
	Maˈya	ˈu³m	‘house’
	Moor	rùma	‘house / rumah’
	Sawai	um	‘house’
	Sekar	ruma	‘house’
	Umar	ron	‘house / rumah’
	Waropen	ruma	‘house’
	Waropen	ruma	‘house; shop; branch of a family’
	Wauyai	wum	‘house’
	Yaur	rúùgré	‘ceremonial house / rumah adat’
	Yerisiam	rúmà	‘ceremonial house / rumah adat’


303	ACD	PAN *SadiRi	‘housepost’
	Ambai	diri	‘post’
	Ansus	riri	‘pole / tiang’
	Ansus	riri amang	‘short house post / tiang pendek’
	Ansus	riri au	‘long house post / tiang panjang’
	Biak	rir	‘post, pile, pillar / stijl, paal’
	Buli	li	‘post, pillar, corner post’
	Buli	li pupuŋ-an	‘main post, center post’
	Serui-Laut	iri	‘post’
	Umar	ae dri	‘wood post / tiang’
	Waropen	ri	‘pile, post under a house’


304	PCEMP	*sai	‘who?’
	PCEMP	*sei	‘who?’
	PMP	*i-sai	‘who?’
	Biak	iseï	‘who? / wie?’
	Biak	ròseï	‘what? / wat?’
	Buli	ise	‘who?’
	Dusner	rosai	‘apa / what’
	Gebe	siei	‘who?’
	Gebe	site	‘what?’
	Kowiai	se	‘who?’
	Moor	rosé	‘what? / apa?’
	Sekar	ose	‘who?’
	Warembori	iti	‘Who?’


305	ACD	PMP *sakaRu	‘reef’
	Moor	tata'úar	‘reef / rep’ (?)


306	ACD	PAN *sakat	‘rise">rise, climb up’
	Maˈya	ˈsa³	‘to rise’


307	ACD	PAN *sakay₂	‘walk’
	PCEMP	*sakay	‘climb’
	PMP	*sakay	‘climb’
	Biga	-sa	‘to climb’
	Gane	sapák	‘to climb’
	Gebe	-sa	‘to climb’
	Kowiai	-sa'a	‘to climb’
	Laganyan	ˈsak	‘to make a step’
	Maˈya	ˈsak	‘to make a step’
	Maˈya	ˈsak	‘to make a step’
	Sekar	sa	‘to climb’
	Wandamen	sa	‘to climb’
	Wandamen	sa	‘climb / naik ; panjat’


308	ACD	PEMP *sala	‘sharp-’
	PEMP	*sala	‘sharp-pointed object’
	Biak	sār	‘sharp / scherp’


309	ACD	PMP *salaq₁	‘wrong, in error (of behavior); miss (a target); mistake, error, fault’
	Ambai	sarawai	‘wrong’
	Maˈya	ˈsa³l	‘wrong, error’
	Maˈya	ˈsa³l	‘error’
	Wandamen	sasara	‘err; make a mistake; wrong / salah’


310	PCEMP	*saŋan	‘branch’
	Kowiai	sang ai	‘branch’
	Sawai	sɛŋsɔŋ	‘branch’
	Sekar	saga-n	‘branch’


311	ACD	PMP *saRu₁	‘comb’
	Buli	sai	‘comb the hair’


312	ACD	PAN *sepsep	‘sip, suck’
	ACD	PAN *supsup	‘sip, suck’
	PCEMP	*səsəp	‘suck’
	PMP	*sepsep	‘suck’
	Ambai	i-sufi	‘to suck’
	Ambai	su(f)	‘suck’
	Arguni	sus	‘to suck’
	Biak	syòsĕf	‘to suck / uitzuigen; zuigen, z.a. een kind de borst’
	Buli	sus	‘to suck’
	Sekar	susi	‘to suck’


313	ACD	PAN *Seyaq	‘shyness, embarrassment; shame’
	PCEMP	*mayaq	‘shy; ashamed’
	PMP	*ma-hiaq	‘shy; ashamed’
	Biak	ma	‘ashamed, embarrassed / verlegen, beschaamd zijn’
	Buli	mai	‘shy, ashamed’
	Buli	mai	‘ashamed; shame, disgrace’
	Gane	moi	‘shy, ashamed’
	Kowiai	-mála	‘shy, ashamed’
	Kowiai	ma-mala	‘shy, ashamed’
	Maˈya	-ˈma³	‘to be ashamed’
	Serui-Laut	mamaya	‘ashamed’
	Umar	mae	‘ashamed / malu’
	Wandamen	mamaya	‘shy, ashamed’
	Yerisiam	mái	‘ashamed / malu’


314	ACD	PMP *siDsiD	‘sail along the coast, follow the coast in voyaging’
	Biak	sisĕr	‘coast / kust’


315	ACD	PMP *si ida	‘they’
	PCEMP	*sida	‘they’
	PMP	*si-ida	‘they’
	PMP	*sida	‘3P NOM1’
	Ambai	ea	‘they’
	Ambai	ea	‘they (pl.)’
	Ansus	ya	‘they / mereka’
	Arguni	sire	‘they’
	As	sia	‘they’
	As	sire	‘they’
	Biak	si	‘they / zij’
	Buli	sil[e]	‘they’
	Buli	sil(e)	‘they, them’
	Dusner	si	‘Mereka / PRO.3PL’
	Dusner	si-	‘ini / 3PL’
	Dusner	si-	‘mereka / 3PL’
	Gane	si	‘they’
	Gebe	sia	‘they’
	Irarutu	ire	‘they’
	Irarutu	írə	‘they / mereka’
	Kawe	ˈsi(a)	‘they’
	Kowiai	si	‘they’
	Laganyan	ˈhia	‘they’
	Maˈya	ˈsia	‘they’
	Maˈya	ˈsia	‘they’
	Moor	-ti	‘3pl’
	Moor	-ti	‘pl’
	Moor	ti-	‘3pl’
	Moor	ti'ó	‘3pl / dorang / mereka’
	Sawai	si	‘they’
	Sekar	sina	‘they’
	Serui-Laut	sa	‘they’
	Taba	si	‘they’
	Umar	-hi	‘3pl’
	Umar	-hiem	‘3pl’
	Umar	ih-	‘3pl’
	Umar	ihi	‘3pl / dorang’
	Wandamen	si\|[at]	‘they’
	Wandamen	sia(te)	‘they ; 3pl pronoun / mereka’
	Warembori	ti	‘They’
	Waropen	ki	‘they’
	Yaur	éhè	‘3pl’
	Yaur	-he	‘Pl’
	Yaur	óhè	‘3pl / dorang / mereka’
	Yerisiam	-he	‘Pl’
	Yerisiam	ih-	‘3pl’
	Yerisiam	íníihí	‘3pl / dorang / mereka’


316	ACD	PAN *siNaR	‘sun’
	ACD	PMP *sinaR	‘sun’
	Biak	sinàr	‘shine, luster, glitter / glans’


317	PMP	*siwa	‘nine’
	Taba	-sio	‘nine’
	Waropen	sighiro	‘Nine’


318	ACD	PCEMP *solat	‘passage for a boat?’
	Buli	solat	‘passage up a river (from the sea)’
	Buli	so-solat	‘name of a place on the east coast of northeast Halmahera where one can penetrate inland by boat’


319	ACD	PEMP *sua₂	‘to stir’
	Yerisiam	hùhúa	‘stir / putar’


320	ACD	PEMP *sura	‘comb’
	PEMP	*suda	‘comb’
	Ambai	su	‘comb (v.)’
	Moor	isúra	‘comb / sisir’
	Umar	hurtu	‘comb / sisir’
	Waropen	sura	‘comb’


321	ACD	PAN *SuRas	‘wash body parts, cooking or eating utensils (but not clothes)’
	ACD	PEMP *uRas	‘wash body parts, cooking or eating utensils (but not clothes)’
	Buli	uas	‘wash oneself, wash the face, dishes, pans, etc.’
	Sawai	n-ɛus	‘to wash’


322	ACD	PAN *susu₁	‘female breast; udder’
	PCEMP	*susu	‘breast’
	PMP	*susu	‘breast’
	Ambai	ui	‘breast’
	Ambai	ui	‘breast’
	Ambel	su	‘breast’
	Ansus	u	‘breast / susu’
	Arguni	sus	‘breast’
	As	sus	‘breast’
	Biak	sus	‘milk; breast / melk; borst’
	Biga	sus	‘breast’
	Biga	sus	‘breast’
	Buli	sus	‘breast’
	Buli	fa-sus	‘to nurse, give the breast to’
	Buli	sus	‘breast, udder, mammary gland; to suck’
	Fiawat	suh	‘breast’
	Gane	susu	‘breast’
	Gebe	sus	‘breast’
	Irarutu	-susu	‘breast’
	Kawe	su	‘breast’
	Kowiai	sus	‘breast’
	Kowiai	sus	‘female breast’
	Laganyan	ˈtut[u]	‘breast’ (?)
	Matbat	su³	‘breast’
	Maˈya	ˈsu³s	‘breast’
	Maˈya	ˈsu³s	‘breast’
	Moor	túta	‘breast / susu’
	Sawai	sus	‘breast’
	Sekar	susi	‘breast’
	Serui-Laut	su	‘breast’
	Taba	susu	‘breast’
	Umar	huhu	‘breast / susu’
	Wandamen	susu	‘breast’
	Warembori	ke-tutu-ro	‘Breast’
	Waropen	susi	‘breast’
	Waropen	susi	‘female breast; suckling’
	Wauyai	su	‘breast’
	Yaur	húhìe	‘breast / susu’
	Yerisiam	húuhúgùa	‘breast / susu’


323	ACD	PMP *ta₁	‘negative marker: no, not’
	Dusner	te	‘kah / Ques’
	Gane	tes	‘no, not’
	Gane	tesin	‘no, not’
	Kowiai	tei	‘no, not’
	Sekar	-ta	‘no, not’
	Taba	te	‘no, not’
	Wandamen	te	‘question particle; right? ; eh? / kata pertanyaan / to? ; kan?’


324	ACD	PMP *tabuRi	‘conch shell trumpet’
	ACD	PMP *tabuRiq	‘conch shell trumpet’
	Ambai	tabura	‘conch’
	Biak	kubur	‘triton/conch shell’
	Moor	avùra	‘shellfish sp. / bia tabura’
	Wandamen	tabura	‘conch / triton’


325	ACD	PMP *takaw₁	‘steal’
	PCEMP	*takaw	‘steal’
	PMP	*takaw	‘steal’
	Sekar	fnaga	‘to steal’


326	ACD	PPH *takíp	‘cover’
	Biak	kaka-	‘mother's brother / oom, moeders broeder’
	Dusner	atai	‘bapak / father’
	Dusner	tetei	‘kakek / grandfather’
	Umar	tatai	‘father / bapak’
	Yaur	táatì	‘grandfather / tete’


327	ACD	PMP *talas	‘break, burst’
	Buli	talas	‘burst, crack’


328	ACD	PMP *taliŋa₁	‘ear’
	PCEMP	*taliŋa	‘ear’
	PMP	*taliŋa	‘ear’
	Ambai	tara-	‘ear’
	Ambel	talamtum	‘ear’
	Arguni	etiga-	‘ear’
	As	tana	‘ear’
	Biak	kna	‘ear / oor’
	Biga	nanɔ	‘ear’
	Biga	na(o)	‘ear’
	Fiawat	tena	‘ear’
	Gane	tinge	‘ear’ (?)
	Gane	tingena	‘ear’
	Irarutu	-tegra-	‘ear’
	Irarutu	təgrá	‘ear / telinga’
	Kawe	taˈna(o)	‘ear’
	Kowiai	teriga	‘ear’
	Laganyan	taˈna(o)	‘ear’
	Maˈya	taˈna(o)	‘ear’
	Maˈya	taˈna(o)	‘ear’
	Moor	ìna	‘ear / telinga’
	Sekar	taniga-n	‘ear’
	Serui-Laut	tara	‘ear’
	Wauyai	taˈna(o)	‘ear’


329	ACD	PAN *tamtam	‘smack the lips’
	Buli	camcam	‘smack the lips’


330	PCEMP	*tanaq	‘earth, soil’
	PMP	*tanaq	‘earth, soil’
	Waropen	ana	‘earth/soil’


331	ACD	PMP *taŋis	‘weep, cry; mourn’
	PCEMP	*taŋis	‘cry’
	PMP	*taŋis	‘cry’
	Arguni	-tagis	‘to cry’
	As	-tanis	‘to cry’
	Biak	kanĕs	‘to weep, cry; howl / weenen; huilen’
	Biga	-tinis	‘to cry’
	Buli	taŋis	‘to cry’
	Buli	taŋis	‘to weep, cry; howl’
	Gane	tangis	‘to cry’
	Gebe	-tenis	‘to cry’
	Irarutu	-me\|tage	‘to cry’
	Irarutu	tágə	‘to cry / menangis’
	Kowiai	-tagis	‘to cry’
	Moor	'ànita	‘cry / menangis’
	Sekar	tagis	‘to cry’
	Waropen	anisa	‘to cry’
	Waropen	[k]aniko	‘to cry’
	Yaur	'èéhrè	‘cry / menangis’
	Yerisiam	káhé	‘cry / menangis’ (?)


332	PCEMP	*taqe ni laŋit	‘cloud’
	Arguni	ta...	‘cloud’
	Irarutu	taye	‘cloud’
	Irarutu	tajé	‘cloud / awan’


333	ACD	PMP *taqu₂	‘to know how, be able to, be skilled at’
	PCEMP	*taqu	‘know’
	PMP	*taqu	‘know’
	Ambai	tawana	‘to know, be knowledgeable’
	Buli	tō	‘to know, be knowledgeable’


334	PCEMP	*taRaq	‘cut (wood)’
	PMP	*taRaq	‘cut (wood)’
	Umar	tarto	‘cut / potong’
	Wandamen	tara	‘to cut, hack’


335	ACD	PMP *taRutuŋ	‘porcupine fish, puffer fish, Diodon sp.’
	Kowiai	tarutun	‘porcupine fish’


336	PCEMP	*tasik	‘salt’
	PCEMP	*tasik	‘sea, saltwater’
	PMP	*tasik	‘sea, saltwater’
	As	gasi	‘salt’
	Buli	gasi	‘salt’
	Gane	gasi	‘salt’
	Gebe	gasi	‘salt’
	Irarutu	te	‘salt’ (?)
	Irarutu	té	‘saltwater / air garam, air laut’
	Moor	àti	‘saltwater / air garam’
	Sekar	sasik	‘sea’
	Umar	tah	‘salt / garam’
	Yaur	àahré	‘salt / garam’
	Yaur	àáhrè	‘sea water / air laut’
	Yerisiam	káhìa	‘salt / garam’


337	PEMP	*tatu	‘true’
	Dusner	tatu	‘benar / correct’
	Gane	hatú	‘correct, true’
	Gebe	cu	‘correct, true’
	Irarutu	vitue	‘correct, true’
	Sekar	tutu	‘correct, true’
	Taba	tuo	‘correct, true’
	Yerisiam	mìtìkú	‘true / betul’


338	ACD	PMP *tawan	‘kind of fruit tree: Pometia pinnata’
	PEMP	*tawan	‘a tree: Pommetia pinnata’
	Ambai	tawa	‘a tree: Pometia spp.’
	Ambai	tawan	‘Pometia sp.’
	Ansus	tawan	‘a tree: Pometia spp.’
	Moor	kagwahéta	‘tree sp. / sejenis matoa’
	Moor	kàgwana	‘tree sp. / sejenis matoa’
	Wandamen	tawa	‘a tree: Pometia spp.’
	Wandamen	tawa	‘matoa fruit / matoa’
	Wandamen	tawa	‘matoa / matoa’
	Waropen	kawano	‘a tree: Pometia spp.’


339	ACD	PMP *tazem	‘sharp’
	PCEMP	*ma-tazim	‘sharp’
	PMP	*ma-tazem	‘sharp’
	PMP	*ma-tazim	‘sharp’
	As	talim	‘sharp’
	Buli	mdalim	‘sharp’
	Irarutu	matadane	‘sharp’ (?)
	Umar	mtan	‘sharp / tajam’


340	ACD	PAN *tebek	‘pierce, stab’
	Biga	-ete	‘to stab, pierce’
	Buli	tepa	‘tusks of a boar or elephant; pierce or wound with a tusk’
	Gane	tapa	‘to stab, pierce’
	Gebe	-tɛ	‘to stab, pierce’
	Kowiai	-ta'	‘to stab, pierce’
	Sawai	n-ɛtɛpɛs	‘to stab’


341	ACD	PAN *tektek₂	‘gecko, house lizard (onom.)’
	Buli	tektek	‘kind of small frog; drop, drip’


342	ACD	PMP *tektek₂	‘pierce, penetrate’
	PCEMP	*tətək	‘cut (wood)’
	PMP	*tektek	‘cut (wood)’
	Irarutu	-ma\|totə	‘to cut, hack’


343	PMP	*telen	‘to swallow’
	Ambai	ton	‘swallow (v.)’
	Biak	òrĕn	‘swallow / slikken’
	Moor	'oranî	‘swallow / telan’
	Serui-Laut	tooni	‘to swallow’
	Umar	dor	‘swallow / telan’
	Yerisiam	kóorí	‘swallow / telan’


344	ACD	PAN *telu	‘three’
	ACD	PEMP *tolu	‘three’
	PCEMP	*təlu	‘three’
	PMP	*telu	‘three’
	Ambai	bo-toru	‘three’
	Ansus	toru	‘three / tiga’
	Arguni	taor	‘Three’
	Biga	tol	‘Three’
	Biga	tol	‘three’
	Dusner	tori	‘tiga / three’
	Fiawat	tol	‘three’
	Irarutu	tɯ́rə	‘three / tiga’
	Kowiai	tor	‘Three’
	Matbat	to³l	‘three’
	Maˈya	ˈto³l	‘three’
	Maˈya	ˈto³l	‘three’
	Moor	óró	‘three / tiga’
	Sawai	pɛ-tel	‘three’
	Sekar	teni	‘Three’
	Serui-Laut	botoru	‘three’
	Taba	-tol	‘three’
	Umar	etro	‘three / tiga’
	Wandamen	toru	‘three / tiga’
	Waropen	oro	‘Three’
	Yerisiam	kóoríhé	‘three / tiga’


345	ACD	PCEMP *təlu	‘thick’
	As	mtalɔ	‘thick’
	Biga	matɔlɔ	‘thick’


346	ACD	PMP *temu₁	‘all around, surrounding’
	Biak	kàm	‘all / alles’
	Irarutu	temebe	‘all’
	Umar	tam	‘all / semua’


347	ACD	PCMP *tibal	‘small drum’
	Kowiai	tifar	‘drum’
	Moor	tìvara	‘drum / tifa’


348	PCEMP	*tiduR	‘sleep’
	PCEMP	*tuduR	‘sleep’
	PMP	*tiduR	‘sleep’
	PMP	*tuduR	‘sleep’
	Buli	tuli	‘to sleep’


349	ACD	PAN *timuR	‘south or east wind’
	ACD	PMP *timuR	‘south’
	Buli	simi	‘south, south wind’
	Sawai	timɛl	‘east’


350	ACD	PMP *t-ina	‘mother (ref.)’
	PCEMP	*t-ina	‘mother’
	PMP	*t-ina	‘mother’
	Biak	sna-	‘mother / moeder’
	Buli	hñē	‘mother’
	Buli	hñe	‘M (ref.)’
	Dusner	snari	‘ibunya / mother-3SG.POSS’
	Wandamen	sinia	‘mother’


351	ACD	PMP *tiup	‘blow’
	ACD	PCEMP *upi	‘to blow’
	PCEMP	*hiup	‘to blow’
	PMP	*hiup	‘to blow’
	Biak	uf	‘to blow / blazen’
	Biak	wuf	‘to blow / blazen, als op trompet en fluit’
	Biga	-auf	‘to blow’
	Buli	uf[o]	‘to blow’
	Buli	uf	‘to blow (person or wind)’
	Gane	ufu	‘to blow’
	Irarutu	nufə	‘to blow’
	Taba	-uho	‘to blow’
	Waropen	ufa	‘to blow’


352	ACD	PCEMP *tobV	‘fishnet float’
	PEMP	*tobV	‘fishnet float and the wood from which it is made’
	Biak	kòb	‘float (of fishing line, fishnet) / drijver, dobber’


353	ACD	PEMP *tosi	‘draw, make marks or designs’
	ACD	PCEMP *tusi	‘draw, make marks or designs’
	Moor	'otî	‘sharpen / kasi runcing’ (?)
	Serui-Laut	toi	‘write’
	Serui-Laut	toi	‘to write’


354	ACD	PMP *tubuq, tumbuq	‘grow, germinate, sprout’
	PCEMP	*tumbuq	‘grow’
	PMP	*tu(m)buq	‘grow’
	Ambai	tifu	‘grow’
	Buli	tub	‘to live, be alive’
	Buli	tub	‘to grow’
	Gane	tub	‘to grow’
	Gebe	-tub	‘to live, be alive’
	Moor	ùvu	‘branch / cabang’ (?)
	Sawai	n-tub	‘grow’
	Taba	-antub	‘to live, be alive’


355	ACD	PMP *tu(n)daŋ	‘to sit’
	PCEMP	*todan	‘sit’
	PMP	*tudan	‘sit’
	Arguni	-mdagen	‘to sit’
	Buli	totoláŋ	‘to sit’
	Buli	to-tolaŋ	‘sit’
	Dusner	ton	‘duduk / sit’
	Gebe	tɔlɔn	‘to sit’
	Irarutu	matorə	‘to sit’ (?)
	Kawe	toˈlon	‘sit’
	Kowiai	-matóran	‘to sit’
	Laganyan	toˈlon	‘sit’
	Matbat	ho¹²¹l	‘sit’ (?)
	Maˈya	ˈsolo¹²n	‘sit’
	Maˈya	ˈsolo³n	‘sit’
	Moor	'ò	‘sit / duduk’
	Sawai	n-tolɛn	‘sit’
	Sekar	mtonag	‘to sit’
	Taba	battalón	‘to sit’
	Umar	tot	‘sit / duduk’
	Wauyai	toˈlon	‘sit’
	Yerisiam	kó	‘sit / duduk’


356	ACD	PAN *tuqed	‘tree stump; stubble’
	Irarutu	túrə	‘stump / tunggul’
	Sawai	tuɛl	‘tree stump’


357	ACD	PMP *tuqelan	‘condylous bone; bone of fauna exclusive of fish’
	PMP	*tuqela(n,ŋ)	‘bone’
	Arguni	tor	‘bone’
	Biak	kor	‘bone / graat, been, gebeente’
	Buli	loŋ	‘bone’ (?)
	Gebe	kalɔŋ	‘bone’ (?)
	Moor	òro	‘bone / tulang’
	Umar	tor	‘bone / tulang’
	Waropen	kori	‘bone’
	Yaur	'òórè	‘bone / tulang’
	Yerisiam	kóovárà	‘bone / tulang’


358	PCEMP	*tutuk	‘to pound’
	PMP	*tuktuk	‘to pound’
	PMP	*tutu	‘to pound’
	Buli	tok	‘to pound, beat’
	Irarutu	-mə\|tu-tə	‘to pound, beat’
	Kowiai	-tu'	‘to pound, beat’
	Sekar	tuti	‘to pound, beat’


359	ACD	PMP *tuzuk	‘point at, point out’
	ACD	PAN *tuzuq₁	‘to point at, point out; give directions’
	ACD	PMP *tuzuq₂	‘to point out, instruct’
	Buli	culi	‘point out, indicate’


360	ACD	PAN *um-ai	‘to come’
	ACD	PAN *um-aRi	‘to come’
	PCEMP	*mai	‘come’
	PCEMP	*maRi	‘come’
	PMP	*maRi	‘come’
	Ambai	-ma	‘to come’
	Ambai	ra-ma	‘come’
	Ansus	ma	‘hither, in this direction / kemari’
	Ansus	rama	‘come / datang’
	Arguni	-ma	‘to come’
	As	-ma	‘to come’
	Biak	ma	‘toward the speaker / geeft de richting naar den spreker aan’
	Biak	rā-ma	‘come hither / komen’
	Biga	mata	‘to come’
	Buli	ma	‘hither, toward the speaker’
	Dusner	ma	‘arah.sini / towards.here’
	Irarutu	-ma	‘to come’
	Irarutu	má	‘come, arrive / tiba, datang’
	Moor	ráma	‘come / datang’
	Sekar	ma	‘to come’
	Serui-Laut	ra-ma	‘to come’
	Umar	rma	‘come / datang’
	Wandamen	ra\|ma	‘to come’
	Wandamen	ma	‘hither ; to here / ke sini’
	Wandamen	rama	‘come / datang’
	Warembori	da-mo	‘Come’
	Waropen	rama	‘to come’
	Waropen	aede ma	‘come here’
	Waropen	ma	‘hither, toward the speaker’


361	ACD	PMP *umel	‘speechless, dumb, mute’
	Buli	umal	‘blockhead, stupid person’


362	ACD	PEMP *upe	‘end of tuber that is kept for planting’
	Buli	uf	‘the young tip of a plant shoot’


363	ACD	PEMP *upu	‘germinating coconut (?)’
	Biak	uf	‘round, yellow germination in a coconut / ronde, gele ontkieming in de kokosnoot’


364	ACD	PEMP *utem	‘fish net float’
	Buli	utam	‘floats of a fish net’


365	ACD	PMP *utik	‘marine fish with thorny skin’
	Biak	us	‘pufferfish (both spiny and spineless types)’
	Yaur	bàbùhré	‘puffer / ikan porobibi’


366	ACD	PMP *wahiR	‘fresh water; stream, river’
	ACD	PCEMP *waiR₁	‘fresh water’
	PCEMP	*waiR	‘water (fresh)’
	PMP	*wahiR	‘water (fresh)’
	Ambai	waya	‘river’
	Ambel	we	‘water’
	Arguni	wir	‘water’
	As	wɛʔ	‘water’
	Biak	wār	‘river, fresh water / rivier, beek, zoet water’
	Biga	vɛi	‘water’
	Biga	wey	‘water’
	Buli	waya	‘water’
	Buli	wai, waya	‘water; river’
	Dusner	war	‘air / water’
	Fiawat	wey	‘water’
	Gane	waya	‘water’
	Gebe	wa	‘water’
	Irarutu	were	‘water’
	Irarutu	wérə	‘water / air’
	Kawe	ˈway[a]	‘water’
	Kowiai	wálar	‘water’
	Kurudu	way	‘river’
	Laganyan	ˈway[a]	‘water’
	Maˈya	ˈwaya¹²	‘water’
	Maˈya	ˈwaya³	‘water’
	Moor	gwàjara	‘river / kali’
	Sawai	wɔɛ	‘water’
	Sekar	wer	‘water’
	Serui-Laut	waya	‘river’
	Serui-Laut	waya	‘river’
	Taba	woya	‘water’
	Warembori	waren-do	‘River’ (?)
	Waropen	ghai	‘water’
	Wauyai	ˈway[a]	‘water’


367	ACD	PMP *wai	‘mango sp.’
	Biak	awa	‘mango’
	Kowiai	i-wai	‘mango’
	Moor	gwarìto	‘mango / mangga’
	Moor	igwá	‘mango / mangga’
	Yaur	gwàihré	‘mango / mangga’
	Yerisiam	kúgúài	‘mango / mangga’


368	ACD	PEMP *waip	‘water container’
	Buli	waif	‘water ladle, bucket made of sago bark’


369	ACD	PMP *wakat	‘mangrove root’
	Buli	wat	‘a tree: Rhizophore’
	Kowiai	waʔat	‘mangrove tree’


370	ACD	PAN *walu	‘eight (of non-humans)’
	Biak	wār	‘eight / acht’
	Maˈya	ˈwa³l	‘eight’
	Maˈya	ˈwa³l	‘eight’
	Sawai	pɛ-wal	‘eight’
	Taba	-wal	‘eight’


371	ACD	PCEMP *waŋka	‘canoe’
	ACD	PEMP *waŋka	‘outrigger canoe with dugout hull’
	Ambai	wa	‘canoe’
	Ansus	wa	‘canoe / perahu’
	Biak	wa(i)	‘single or double outrigger canoe (used only of canoes with dugout hulls) / prahoe, naam voor de vlerkprauwen met één of met twee uitleggers (dit wa geldt alleen voor prauwen, die uit een boom gehold zijn)’
	Dusner	wak	‘canoe’
	Dusner	wak	‘perahu / boat’
	Maˈya	ˈwa¹²k	‘canoe’
	Moor	gwá'a	‘canoe / perahu’
	Serui-Laut	wa	‘canoe’
	Wandamen	wa	‘boat ; canoe / perahu’
	Warembori	wa-ro	‘Canoe’
	Waropen	gha	‘boat, canoe’
	Yerisiam	gwáà	‘canoe / perahu’
	Yoke	wapi	‘canoe’


372	ACD	PEMP *wa(n)se₁	‘divide’
	Biak	wās	‘divide into two parts, as when a path runs through a garden / in twee deelen schneiden, z.a. de weg tusschen twee tuinen’


373	ACD	PAN *waqay	‘foot, leg’
	PCEMP	*waqay	‘leg, foot’
	Ambai	we	‘leg/foot’
	Ansus	aeu	‘leg / kaki’
	Biak	we-	‘foot, leg / voet, been’
	Dusner	we	‘foot, leg’
	Gane	we	‘leg/foot’
	Kowiai	ai-m	‘leg/foot’
	Serui-Laut	ae	‘foot’
	Serui-Laut	aen	‘leg’
	Taba	we	‘leg/foot’
	Wandamen	ae	‘leg/foot’
	Wandamen	ai	‘leg/foot’
	Wandamen	ae	‘foot’
	Wandamen	ai	‘leg / kaki’
	Waropen	e	‘leg/foot’
	Waropen	e	‘foot’


374	ACD	PMP *waRej	‘vine, creeper’
	PCEMP	*waRəj	‘rope’
	Ambai	wai	‘rope’ (?)
	Ambai	wai	‘rope’
	Ansus	wai	‘rope / tali’
	Arguni	warir	‘rope’
	As	waliʔ	‘rope’
	Biga	wili	‘rope’
	Buli	wala	‘rope’
	Gebe	wala	‘rope’
	Irarutu	wara	‘rope’
	Irarutu	wará	‘rope / tali’
	Kowiai	wáras	‘rope’
	Moor	gwàri'a	‘rope / tali’
	Sawai	wɔlɛ	‘rope’
	Sekar	warwaras	‘rope’
	Serui-Laut	wai	‘rope’ (?)
	Taba	wola	‘rope’
	Umar	wari	‘rope / tali’
	Wandamen	wai	‘rope / tali’ (?)
	Yaur	gwàríe	‘rope / tali’
	Yerisiam	gwáarí	‘rope / tali’


375	ACD	PAN *waRi₁	‘day; sun; dry in the sun’
	Ambai	wo	‘sun’
	Ansus	wo	‘sun / mata hari’
	Serui-Laut	woo	‘sun’
	Wandamen	wor	‘sun / matahari’
	Warembori	wau-ro	‘Dry in sun’
	Yoke	weru	‘dry in sun’


376	PEMP	*wataŋ	‘bring, carry, take’
	Buli	wataŋ	‘bring, carrying towards or bringing of’


377	ACD	PAN *wiRi	‘left side or direction’
	PCEMP	*ka-wiRi	‘left side’
	PMP	*ka-wiRi	‘left side’
	Moor	sagwìri	‘left (side) / kiri’
	Yaur	vráagwìrìe	‘left / kiri’
	Yerisiam	bágírú	‘left / kiri’


378	ACD	PAN *zalan	‘path, made by a human as opposed to an animal; way or means to do something’
	ACD	PMP *zalan	‘path, made by a human as opposed to an animal; way or means to do something; wake of a boat; the Milky Way’
	PCEMP	*zalan	‘road’
	PMP	*zalan	‘road’
	Ambai	raŋ	‘road/path’
	Ambai	ran	‘road/path’
	Ansus	rang	‘path / jalan’
	Arguni	rarin	‘road/path’
	As	alin	‘road/path’
	Biga	liˈlin	‘road’
	Buli	laliŋ	‘road/path’
	Dusner	ran	‘jalan / way’
	Dusner	rando	‘jalan / road’
	Fiawat	lelin	‘road’
	Gane	lolan	‘road/path’
	Irarutu	radeni	‘road/path’ (?)
	Kawe	liˈlin	‘road’
	Kowiai	raran	‘road/path’
	Kowiai	raran	‘path, road’
	Laganyan	liˈlin	‘road’
	Maˈya	ˈlili¹²n	‘road’
	Maˈya	ˈlili³n	‘road’
	Moor	ràrina	‘path / jalanan’
	Serui-Laut	ran	‘path, road’
	Taba	lolan	‘road/path’
	Umar	jar	‘path/road / jalanan’
	Wandamen	ran	‘road/path’
	Wandamen	ra	‘road / jalan’
	Waropen	rarado	‘road/path’ (?)
	Yerisiam	jáàrà	‘path/road / jalanan’


379	ACD	PAN *zaRum	‘needle’
	PCEMP	*zaRum	‘needle’
	PMP	*zaRum	‘needle’
	Gane	laim	‘needle’
	Kowiai	láin	‘needle’ (?)
	Matbat	la¹m	‘needle’


380	ACD	PMP *zauq	‘far’
	PCEMP	*zauq	‘far’
	PMP	*ma-zauq	‘far’
	As	ilao	‘far’
	Buli	lau	‘far’
	Gane	lou	‘far’
	Gebe	lau	‘far’
	Irarutu	nero	‘far’
	Irarutu	néro	‘far / jauh’
	Sawai	lɔw	‘far’
	Taba	nalou	‘far’


381	ACD	PMP *zuRuq	‘juice; sap; gravy; soup’
	Biak	rur	‘juice of fruits; decoction produced from boiling leaves; boiled water / sap uit vruchten; afkooksel van bladeren; gekookt water’


382	Moor	a'à	‘roast / asar’
	Umar	ta	‘smoke / asar’
	Yerisiam	ákáai	‘smoke / asar’


383	Yaur	áà'ré	‘sitting platform / para-para duduk’
	Yerisiam	áatárà	‘wood platform / para-para duduk’


384	Biga	abana	‘they’
	Biga	abaˈna	‘they’


385	Biak	abru	‘bean’
	Umar	kvaru	‘bean / kacang’
	Wandamen	kavaru	‘bean / kacang’
	Yaur	óvárùuré	‘bean / kacang’
	Yerisiam	kávárúùrà	‘bean / kacang’


386	Ambai	adai	‘tall’
	Ansus	tedai	‘tall / tinggi’


387	Ansus	adia	‘fire / api’
	Serui-Laut	adia	‘fire’


388	Ambai	adia	‘fire’
	Ambai	adia	‘fire’
	Wandamen	adia	‘fire’
	Wandamen	adia	‘fire / api’


389	Ambai	adiwa(r)	‘hide (intr.)’
	Wandamen	aniwar(i)	‘to hide’
	Wandamen	aniwa(ri)	‘hide ; conceal ; keep / sembunyi ; simpang’


390	Umar	ae	‘wing / sayap’
	Yaur	àájè	‘wing / sayap’


391	Ansus	aeu bu	‘knee / lutut’
	Biga	kaˈi kaˈpuk(o)	‘knee’
	Fiawat	epyabu	‘knee’
	Irarutu	wifú	‘knee / lutut’
	Kawe	kam aˈpuk(o)	‘knee’
	Laganyan	aˈne aˈpuk(o)	‘knee’
	Matbat	we²¹ta-pu²¹k	‘knee’
	Maˈya	kaˈpu³k	‘knee’
	Maˈya	kaˈne kaˈpuk(o)	‘knee’
	Moor	nevú'a	‘knee / lutut’
	Serui-Laut	aebua	‘knee’
	Taba	pappuko	‘knee’
	Umar	gavu	‘knee / lutut’
	Wandamen	aibu	‘knee / lutut’
	Warembori	ke-vua-ro	‘Knee’
	Wauyai	kaˈne kaˈpuk(o)	‘knee’
	Yaur	évúujè	‘knee / lutut’
	Yerisiam	níbúgùa	‘knee / lutut’
	Yoke	βuak	‘knee’


392	Ambai	afai	‘sail (v.)’
	Serui-Laut	afai	‘to sail’


393	Ambai	afai	‘bow (n.)’
	Ansus	apai	‘bow / panah’


394	Gane	afó	‘tooth’
	Gane	fafó	‘tooth’


395	Ambai	afuran	‘pigeon’
	Moor	kapurán	‘large hawk / burung rajawali’
	Umar	kapuran	‘pigeon sp. / merpati’
	Yerisiam	kápúurámpì	‘pigeon sp. / merpati putih’


396	Ambai	aha	‘day’
	Fiawat	yahan	‘sun, day’
	Kawe	yan	‘sun, day’
	Laganyan	lyaˈhan	‘sun, day’
	Matbat	la¹²¹	‘sun, day’
	Maˈya	ˈlyasa¹²n	‘sun, day’
	Maˈya	ˈlasa³n	‘sun, day’
	Wauyai	lan	‘sun, day’


397	Ansus	ai	‘cry / menangis’
	Serui-Laut	sai	‘to cry’
	Wandamen	sai[se]	‘to cry’
	Wandamen	sais	‘cry / menangis’


398	Ambai	ai	‘mother’
	Serui-Laut	ai	‘mother’


399	Ambai	ai-bon	‘heart’
	Ansus	aiboi	‘heart / jantung’
	Biga	ay pu(o)	‘heart’
	Fiawat	ay pu	‘heart’
	Kawe	taˈpyuw	‘heart’
	Laganyan	malamˈpyu	‘heart’
	Maˈya	paˈpyo³	‘heart’
	Maˈya	ˈga³ kaˈpyo	‘heart’
	Wandamen	aibuo	‘heart / jantung’
	Wauyai	ga kaˈpyu(o)	‘heart’


400	Biak	aikor	‘massoi / massooi’
	Moor	aikòri	‘massoi tree / pohon masoi’
	Umar	aikori	‘massoi tree / pohon masoi’


401	Moor	aimúa	‘fruit sp. / jambu kecil’
	Umar	ai	‘tree sp. / jambu’


402	Ansus	ai mungkang	‘langsat / lansat’
	Serui-Laut	aimungkai	‘langsat’


403	Ambai	airai	‘gourd’
	Ansus	airaing	‘pumpkin / labu’
	Serui-Laut	airay	‘squash, gourd’
	Umar	ariain	‘squash sp. / labu’
	Wandamen	arie	‘squash / labu’
	Yaur	áráipíìré	‘squash / labu’


404	Ambai	ai-rape	‘beam’
	Ansus	ai rape	‘beam_(wood) / balok’


405	Serui-Laut	airaron	‘forest, jungle’
	Wandamen	ai raro	‘forest / hutan’


406	Ambai	ai-rerawa	‘bark (n.)’
	Ansus	ai rerawa	‘bark / kulit kayu’


407	Ambai	ai-ron	‘ironwood’
	Ansus	rong	‘ironwood / kayu besi’
	Wandamen	ron	‘ironwood / kayu besi’


408	Serui-Laut	airua	‘pillow’
	Yerisiam	árúùrà	‘pillow / bantal’


409	Kawe	aˈit	‘skin’
	Laganyan	aˈit	‘skin’
	Wauyai	kaˈit	‘skin’


410	Biga	ai\|lo	‘woods/forest’
	Buli	ailoló	‘woods/forest’


411	Umar	ajuki	‘water scoop / gayung’
	Yaur	àjù'ìivré	‘water scoop / gayung’
	Yerisiam	ájúùkì	‘water scoop / gayung’


412	Ambai	amandau	‘tail’
	Ambai	ama-daun	‘tail’


413	Biga	ambaˈna	‘we (excl.)’
	Fiawat	ame	‘we (excl.)’
	Kawe	amˈfata	‘we (excl.)’
	Kawe	ˈam(n)e	‘we (excl.)’
	Laganyan	ˈamne	‘we (excl.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹m	‘we (excl.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹ma	‘we (excl.)’
	Maˈya	ˈamne	‘we (excl.)’
	Maˈya	ˈamne	‘we (excl.)’
	Wauyai	amˈfat(a)	‘we (excl.)’
	Wauyai	ˈam(n)e	‘we (excl.)’


414	Biak	àmber	‘foreigner’
	Moor	andéra	‘foreign / amber / asing’
	Serui-Laut	ambé	‘foreign’
	Umar	amber	‘foreigner / amber’
	Yerisiam	ámbéèr	‘foreign / amber / asing’


415	Ambel	ambyau	‘green/blue’ (?)
	Biga	bala	‘green’
	Biga	baˈla	‘green/blue’
	Fiawat	melaw	‘green/blue’
	Kawe	maˈla(o)	‘green/blue’
	Laganyan	maˈla	‘green/blue’
	Matbat	bla¹²w	‘green/blue’
	Maˈya	maˈla³	‘green/blue’
	Maˈya	maˈla³	‘green/blue’
	Wauyai	maˈla	‘green/blue’


416	Ambel	ame	‘dry’
	As	mɛ	‘dry’


417	Dusner	amo	‘tanta / aunt’
	Moor	amói	‘aunt / tante’
	Wandamen	amoi	‘aunt / tante’
	Warembori	amo	‘FZ’


418	Ambai	amo	‘tree kangaroo’
	Dusner	amor	‘lau-lau / tree.kangaroo’
	Yerisiam	áóorè	‘tree kangaroo / kanguru pohon’


419	Biak	amò	‘armband used to guard against the snap of a bowstring / breede gevlochten armband aan den pols om dezen te beschermen tegen den stoot, dien de pijl bij 't afschieten veroorzaakt’
	Serui-Laut	ampa	‘armband’ (?)


420	Ambel	amon	‘heavy’
	Matbat	mo¹n	‘heavy’


421	Ambai	ampi	‘eat (intr.)’
	Ansus	ampi	‘eat / makan’
	Wandamen	api	‘to eat’
	Wandamen	api	‘eat / makan’


422	Moor	amuà	‘hide / sembunyi’
	Waropen	ame	‘to hide’


423	Ambai	an	‘scabies’
	Ansus	ang	‘scabies / kaskado’


424	Moor	'anáma	‘anchor / berlabuh’
	Umar	neman	‘float / terapung’
	Yerisiam	knáàmè	‘float / terapung’


425	Ambai	anan	‘sago pudding’
	Ansus	anang	‘sago_(processed) / sagu’
	Ansus	anang	‘sago_tree / pohon sagu’
	Biga	kaˈnan	‘sago (food)’
	Serui-Laut	ana	‘sago porridge’
	Umar	utan	‘sago flour / isi sagu’ (?)
	Wandamen	ana	‘sago porridge / papeda’
	Yerisiam	íníaahánà	‘sago porridge / papeda’


426	Ambel	anan	‘burn (intr. 3S)’
	Matbat	pa³n	‘burn (intr. 3S)’ (?)
	Umar	an	‘burn / terbakar’
	Yaur	àágrè	‘driftwood / ampas kayu’
	Yerisiam	íaané	‘burn / terbakar’


427	Ambai	andari	‘mango’
	Ansus	andani	‘mango / mangga’
	Serui-Laut	anda	‘mango’


428	Ambai	andau	‘breadfruit’
	Ansus	andaung	‘breadfruit / gomo’
	Wandamen	andau	‘wild breadfruit / sukun hutan’


429	Ambai	andaun	‘mat’
	Ansus	andaung	‘mat / tikar’
	Serui-Laut	andau	‘mat’


430	Ambai	andi-doni	‘where?’
	Ambai	na-doni	‘where’
	Serui-Laut	nadonie	‘where?’


431	Warembori	an-do	‘Laugh’
	Yoke	aambi	‘laugh’


432	Serui-Laut	andori	‘fruit sp. / jambu’
	Wandamen	andori	‘guava / jambu’


433	Umar	anggana	‘bait / umpan’
	Yaur	nánggánàivré	‘bait / umpan’
	Yerisiam	ánggánáavè	‘bait / umpan’


434	Ambel	aŋkapupur	‘round’
	Fiawat	popohul	‘round’
	Matbat	sapu⁴¹lu¹²y	‘round’
	Maˈya	kasˈpupu³l	‘round’


435	As	-ani	‘skin’
	Biga	kaino	‘skin’
	Biga	kaˈin(o)	‘skin’
	Gebe	kaini	‘skin’
	Maˈya	kaˈini³	‘skin (human)’
	Maˈya	kaˈin(o)	‘skin (animal)’
	Maˈya	kaˈini³	‘skin (human)’
	Maˈya	kaˈin(o)	‘skin (animal)’


436	Ambai	aniai	‘needle’
	Moor	anígwa	‘needle / jarum noken’


437	Ambai	anita	‘breadfruit’
	Ansus	andita	‘breadfruit / sukun’
	Serui-Laut	anita	‘breadfruit’
	Wandamen	andita	‘k.o. fruit / sukun’
	Wandamen	andita buo	‘breadfruit / buah sukun’


438	Ambai	aniwa	‘bee’
	Ansus	andiwa	‘bee / lebah_madu’
	Wandamen	anibar	‘bee / lebah’


439	Ambai	ankadi	‘coconut’
	Ansus	anggadi	‘coconut / kelapa (tua)’
	Serui-Laut	angkari	‘coconut’
	Wandamen	anggadi	‘coconut / kelapa’


440	Ambai	ankadi kuru	‘coconut juice’
	Wandamen	anggadi karu	‘coconut water / air kelapa’


441	Fiawat	anlaw	‘seed’
	Kawe	la(o)	‘seed’
	Laganyan	la(o)	‘seed’
	Matbat	ya²¹w	‘seed’ (?)
	Wauyai	la(o)	‘seed’


442	Ambai	anonai	‘wait’
	Wandamen	anota	‘wait / tunggu’


443	Ansus	anou	‘name / nama’
	Serui-Laut	anoma	‘name’


444	Kawe	(an) saˈgi	‘what’
	Laganyan	(an) saˈgya	‘what’
	Maˈya	fiˈsa-gia	‘what’
	Maˈya	ˈfisa	‘what’
	Wauyai	(an) saˈgya	‘what’


445	Ambai	a(nsa)wai-bon	‘papaya’
	Ansus	aiyawai	‘papaya / pepaya’
	Biak	asàwa	‘papaya’
	Serui-Laut	ansowai	‘papaya’


446	Warembori	anta-ro	‘Fish’
	Yoke	anta	‘fish’


447	Ambai	anten	‘good’
	Wandamen	aten	‘good’
	Wandamen	ate	‘good / bagus’


448	Ambai	anumari	‘fly (n.)’
	Ansus	amoma	‘fly / lalat’
	Serui-Laut	amandori marea	‘fly (n.)’
	Umar	nanumen	‘fly / lalat’
	Wandamen	amumar	‘fly / lalat’
	Warembori	namamba-ro	‘Fly’


449	Ambai	aparandin	‘praise’
	Ansus	paranding	‘praise / memuji’


450	Wandamen	aparapiri	‘gnat / agus kecil / agas’
	Yaur	párápìrìivré	‘sandfly / agas’


451	Biga	-apon	‘to eat’
	Biga	l-aˈpon	‘eat (intr.)’
	Gane	fon	‘to eat’
	Kawe	aˈpon	‘eat (intr.)’
	Laganyan	w-aˈpon	‘eat (intr.)’
	Matbat	n-a²¹pon	‘eat (intr.)’
	Maˈya	w-aˈpo¹²n	‘eat (intr.)’
	Maˈya	w-aˈpo¹²n	‘eat (intr.)’
	Taba	-ahon	‘to eat’
	Taba	-on	‘to eat’
	Wauyai	aˈpon	‘eat (intr.)’


452	Ansus	apopa	‘butterfly / kupukupu’
	Biak	àpòp	‘butterfly / vlinder’
	Biga	kalabuˈbun	‘butterfly’
	Buli	aibobaŋ	‘butterfly’
	Irarutu	apápro	‘butterfly / kupu-kupu’
	Kawe	abyoˈbon	‘butterfly’
	Kawe	labyoˈbon	‘butterfly’
	Laganyan	abyoˈbon	‘butterfly’
	Maˈya	kalaˈbyobo¹²n	‘butterfly’
	Maˈya	kalaˈbyobo³n	‘butterfly’
	Sawai	kalɛbobɛn	‘butterfly’
	Wandamen	apopi	‘butterfly / kupu-kupu’


453	Wandamen	apor	‘catfish / ikan lele’
	Yerisiam	ápóòrà	‘fish sp. / ikan lele kecil’


454	Umar	apre	‘coconut husk / tempurung kelapa’
	Yaur	àpré	‘coconut husk / tempurung kelapa’


455	Ansus	ara	‘bait / umpan’
	Biak	ara	‘fishing bait’


456	Moor	àra'a	‘garden fence / pagar kebun’
	Umar	rar	‘fence / pagar’
	Yaur	àrré	‘fence / pagar kebun’
	Yerisiam	áàrà	‘garden fence / pagar kebun’


457	Ambai	arahiai	‘dry (cloth)’
	Moor	araria'î	‘dry / kering’


458	Moor	arái	‘sibling-in-law / ipar’
	Yaur	árài	‘sibling-in-law / ipar’


459	Moor	aráná	‘tree canopy / tempat di pohon’
	Yerisiam	áránà	‘tree branch / dahan kayu’


460	Moor	ararè	‘untie / lepas tali’
	Wandamen	rera	‘untie / menguraikan’


461	Moor	aráta	‘coconut husk / tempurung kelapa’
	Yerisiam	ráàhà	‘coconut husk / tempurung’


462	Ambai	arawan	‘branch’
	Serui-Laut	arawai	‘branch’
	Wandamen	rawan(e)	‘branch’


463	Ambai	arawin	‘sail (n.)’
	Ansus	arawi	‘sail / layar’
	Serui-Laut	arawa	‘sail’
	Umar	harawin	‘sail / layar’
	Wandamen	sarawi	‘sail / layar’
	Yerisiam	hárágwíìrà	‘sail / layar’


464	As	-arɛ	‘tongue’
	Maˈya	ˈar(o)	‘tongue’
	Maˈya	ˈara(o)	‘tongue’


465	Wandamen	arepa	‘cloud’
	Wandamen	arepa	‘cloud / awan’
	Waropen	arepa	‘cloud’


466	Biak	ari	‘Sunday’
	Moor	marasína àri	‘Sunday / hari minggu’
	Umar	ire ari	‘Sunday / hari minggu’
	Yaur	ojoh àaríe	‘Sunday / hari minggu’


467	Dusner	ari	‘minggu / week’
	Moor	àri	‘worship / ibadah’
	Umar	ari	‘worship / ibadah’
	Wandamen	ari	‘church / gereja’
	Wandamen	ari	‘week / minggu’


468	Umar	arian	‘hot water / air panas’
	Yerisiam	ríà	‘hot water / air panas’


469	Moor	aríara	‘coral sp. / sejenis karang’
	Wandamen	riar	‘coral / karang’


470	Moor	arikâ	‘look at / pandang’
	Yerisiam	áréekí	‘see / lihat’


471	Ambai	arikaŋ	‘child’
	Ambai	arikan	‘child’
	Serui-Laut	ariang	‘child’
	Umar	ariatun	‘child / anak’


472	Ansus	aro	‘sago_patch / dusun’
	Waropen	aro	‘sago palm’


473	Arguni	aru	‘shoulder’
	Fiawat	eˈpa ri	‘shoulder’
	Kawe	aˈpya aˈpli(o)	‘shoulder’
	Laganyan	aˈpya pop(o)	‘shoulder’
	Maˈya	kaˈpya kaˈri(o)	‘shoulder’
	Maˈya	kaˈpya kaˈri(o)	‘shoulder’
	Serui-Laut	warabon	‘shoulder’
	Wandamen	varabo	‘shoulder’
	Wauyai	kaˈpya pop(o)	‘shoulder’


474	Arguni	aru-	‘head’
	Biak	rwu-	‘head / hoofd’
	Biga	wu-	‘head’
	Biga	u(o)	‘head’
	Dusner	rvu	‘kepala / head’
	Moor	vàru	‘head / kepala’
	Umar	du	‘head / kepala’
	Wandamen	ru	‘head’
	Wandamen	ru	‘head / kepala’
	Yaur	dójè	‘head / kepala’


475	Biga	-asa	‘to open, uncover’
	Gebe	-ausa	‘to open, uncover’


476	Ansus	Asua	‘Ansus / Ansus’
	Yerisiam	áhúuhvè	‘Ansus / Ansus’


477	Ansus	asung	‘clothes / pakaian’
	Dusner	sasun	‘baju / shirt’
	Maˈya	sanˈsu³n	‘clothes’
	Moor	raresúna	‘clothing / baju / pakaian’
	Umar	hahun	‘shirt / baju’
	Wandamen	sasu	‘clothes / baju ; pakaian’


478	Kawe	atˈbig	‘land turtle’
	Laganyan	big	‘land turtle’


479	Moor	atíata	‘bandicoot / tikus tanah’
	Waropen	sisa	‘bandicoot’
	Yerisiam	ásísìa	‘bandicoot / tikus tanah’


480	Fiawat	atne	‘we (incl.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹t	‘we (incl.)’
	Matbat	ya²¹ta	‘we (incl.)’
	Maˈya	ˈakne	‘we (incl.)’
	Maˈya	ˈakne	‘we (incl.)’


481	Ambai	ato	‘arrow’
	Ansus	ato	‘arrow / anak panah’
	Ansus	atowini	‘arrow for birds, barbed arrow / panah burung’
	Serui-Laut	ato	‘arrow’
	Serui-Laut	atovin	‘arrow’
	Yaur	àtòoré	‘arrow / jubi’


482	Serui-Laut	atora	‘to read’
	Serui-Laut	tori	‘to read’
	Yaur	túurnáe	‘read / baca’


483	Ansus	aturei	‘door / pintu’
	Wandamen	ature	‘door / pintu’


484	Serui-Laut	au	‘to call’
	Wandamen	sau	‘call / panggil’
	Wandamen	sawi	‘call / panggil’


485	Ansus	aumarini	‘Mangrove snake / Ular Bakau’
	Moor	sasimarìni	‘sea snake sp. / sejenis ular laut’


486	Ambai	aunai	‘areca nut’
	Ansus	awu	‘betel nut / buah pinang’
	Serui-Laut	anoai	‘areca’
	Yerisiam	háù	‘areca / pinang’


487	Ambai	avaha	‘star’
	Ambai	awaka	‘star’
	Serui-Laut	avaa	‘star’


488	Moor	avarî	‘disappear / hilang’
	Yerisiam	bábárà	‘disappear / hilang’


489	Ansus	awa	‘village / kampung’
	Serui-Laut	awa	‘village’


490	Ansus	awai	‘coral / karang laut’
	Serui-Laut	avai	‘coral’
	Wandamen	awair	‘dead coral / karang mati’


491	Ansus	awaku	‘tobacco / rokok’
	Moor	sambà'u	‘tobacco / tabaku’
	Serui-Laut	awaku	‘tobacco’
	Umar	baku	‘tobacco / tembakau’
	Wandamen	sambaku	‘tobacco / tembakau’
	Yaur	hámbá'úùré	‘tobacco / tembakau’
	Yerisiam	hábàkù	‘tobacco / tembakau’


492	Ambai	awe-buka	‘knee’
	Moor	verevú'a	‘elbow / siku’
	Umar	mavu	‘elbow / siku’
	Warembori	ke-vera-ˈbua-ro	‘Elbow’
	Yaur	vrávúujè	‘elbow / siku’
	Yerisiam	bábúgùa	‘elbow / siku’


493	Ansus	awi	‘sago_grub / ulat sagu’
	Moor	avá'a	‘sago grub / ulat sagu’


494	Ambai	awi(t)	‘tie’
	Moor	aragwì	‘tie / ikat’


495	Biak	awu	‘to vomit / braken’
	Gane	awá	‘to vomit’
	Kowiai	-arwe'	‘to vomit’
	Sawai	wɛʔwɛ	‘vomit’
	Taba	-wak	‘to vomit’


496	Biga	-awut	‘to bite’
	Biga	l-aˈut	‘bite’
	Fiawat	l-ewot	‘bite’
	Kawe	aˈot[o]	‘bite’
	Laganyan	aˈot[o]	‘bite’
	Maˈya	w-akaˈo¹²t	‘bite’
	Maˈya	w-akaˈo¹²t	‘bite’
	Wauyai	aˈot[o]	‘bite’


497	Ansus	aya	‘tree grub / tambelo, ulat pohon (makan kayu basah)’
	Moor	ái'a	‘canoe worm / tambelo’
	Wandamen	ayas	‘sago grub? / tambelo’


498	Ambai	aya-diru	‘bat’
	Ansus	ayadiru	‘bat / kelelawar’


499	Laganyan	aˈyah(o)	‘seed’
	Maˈya	kaˈyas(o)	‘seed’


500	Biga	ay kaˈin(o)	‘bark’
	Kawe	ga aˈin(o)	‘bark’
	Laganyan	ga aˈin(o)	‘bark’
	Maˈya	ˈga³ kaˈin(o)	‘bark’
	Maˈya	ˈga³ kaˈin(o)	‘bark’
	Wauyai	ga kaˈin(o)	‘bark’


501	Ambel	ay lo(y)	‘forest’
	Biga	ay lo	‘forest’
	Fiawat	ay lo	‘forest’
	Gebe	kamun-alo	‘woods/forest’
	Kawe	aˈre lo	‘forest’
	Kawe	ga lo	‘forest’
	Laganyan	ga lol(o)	‘forest’
	Matbat	ha³y lamo³l	‘forest’
	Maˈya	ˈga³ ˈlol(o)	‘forest’
	Maˈya	ˈga³ ˈlol(o)	‘forest’
	Wauyai	ga lol(o)	‘forest’


502	As	-ba	‘to sit’
	Biga	-abai	‘to sit’
	Biga	l-aˈbay	‘sit’
	Fiawat	l-ebay	‘sit’


503	Kawe	ba	‘say’
	Laganyan	ba	‘say’
	Maˈya	ˈbas(o)	‘say’
	Maˈya	ˈbas(o)	‘say’
	Wauyai	ba(o)	‘say’


504	Ambai	baba	‘big’
	Ansus	beba	‘big / besar’
	Biak	ba	‘big / groot’
	Biak	baba	‘small / niet groot, klein’
	Irarutu	nabade	‘big’ (?)
	Taba	bakan	‘big’
	Wandamen	baba	‘big’
	Wandamen	baba	‘big ; large ; parents / besar ; orang tua’
	Waropen	ba[wa]	‘big’
	Yaur	nébátúe	‘big / besar’ (?)


505	Biak	babĕr	‘naked’
	Umar	va	‘naked / telanjang’
	Yerisiam	hìbàbá	‘naked / telanjang’


506	Yaur	bàgwé	‘Bawei / Bawei’
	Yerisiam	bágwéi	‘Bawei / Bawei’


507	Ambai	bai(t)	‘pay’
	Serui-Laut	bait	‘to pay’


508	Ambai	baki	‘carry on back’
	Wandamen	bai	‘carry / gendong’


509	Buli	balit	‘left’
	Gane	abalit	‘left’
	Sawai	balɛt	‘left (side)’
	Taba	balit	‘left’


510	Biga	balyaban	‘lightning’
	Kawe	malyaˈman	‘lightning’
	Maˈya	maˈlyama¹²n	‘lightning’
	Maˈya	maˈlyaba³n	‘lightning’


511	Biga	baˈni	‘fly (insect)’
	Fiawat	benyuw	‘fly (insect)’


512	Umar	bar	‘ball / bola’
	Wandamen	bar	‘ball / bola’
	Yaur	bàárè	‘ball / bola’
	Yerisiam	báaré	‘ball / bola’


513	Umar	bara	‘young unmarried man / bujang’
	Yerisiam	báráavè	‘young unmarried man / bujang’


514	Ambai	barimu	‘taro’
	Ansus	barimu	‘taro / keladi’
	Moor	barìmu	‘taro / keladi’
	Wandamen	barimu	‘k.o. taro root / sejenis keladi’


515	Biga	baˈʃef	‘all’
	Fiawat	besih	‘all’
	Kawe	beˈsef	‘all’
	Laganyan	baˈsef	‘all’
	Matbat	batu¹²p	‘all’
	Maˈya	baˈse³f	‘all’
	Maˈya	baˈʃe³f	‘all’
	Wauyai	baˈsef	‘all’


516	Ambel	bat	‘ground’
	Gebe	batbat	‘earth/soil’
	Kawe	aˈbat	‘ground’
	Laganyan	aˈbat	‘ground’
	Matbat	ba³t	‘ground’
	Maˈya	ˈba¹²t	‘ground’
	Maˈya	ˈba¹²t	‘ground’
	Sawai	bɛt-bɛt	‘earth=ground, soil’
	Wauyai	kaˈbat	‘ground’


517	Umar	batem	‘sibling-in-law / ipar’
	Yerisiam	báàtìa	‘sibling-in-law / ipar’


518	As	-batin	‘to tie up, fasten’
	Buli	pitan	‘to tie up, fasten’
	Gebe	kapitan	‘to tie up, fasten’
	Sawai	n-pitɛn	‘to tie’


519	Gane	batól	‘star’
	Taba	battól	‘star’


520	Gane	bau	‘snake’
	Gebe	bai	‘snake’


521	Ambai	bau(r)	‘split’
	Ansus	bau	‘split (wood) / belah’


522	Ambai	baya	‘basket’
	Ansus	bayai	‘basket / keranjang’


523	Biga	baybuˈlu	‘round’
	Kawe	awuˈli	‘round’
	Maˈya	balˈbuli³	‘round’
	Warembori	boworo	‘round’
	Wauyai	kawuˈli	‘round’
	Yoke	boβua	‘round’


524	Ambai	be	‘good’
	Biak	bye	‘good / goed’
	Serui-Laut	ben	‘good / baik’
	Wandamen	besyen	‘good’


525	Ambai	bera	‘to turn’
	As	-balɛk	‘to turn’
	Biak	kabĕr	‘to turn / omdraaien, omkeeren, uitwringen (van kleederen)’
	Biak	kawĕr	‘to turn / omdraaien, omkeeren, uitwringen (van kleederen)’
	Taba	bale	‘to turn’
	Wandamen	sobera	‘to turn’


526	Warembori	berasu-ro	‘Left’
	Yoke	berasia	‘left’


527	Ambai	berika	‘red’
	Biak	rik	‘red / rood’


528	Biga	-bi	‘to live, be alive’
	Maˈya	waˈbi¹²	‘to be alive’
	Serui-Laut	been	‘to live’


529	Ambel	bi	‘smoke’
	Kawe	laˈbi	‘smoke’
	Laganyan	aˈbli	‘smoke’
	Wauyai	kaˈbli	‘smoke’


530	As	-biap	‘to cook’
	Biga	-blap	‘to cook’


531	Serui-Laut	biatoya	‘thick’
	Wandamen	batoyar	‘thick’
	Wandamen	batoyar	‘thick / tebal’
	Yerisiam	átátóorí	‘thick / tebal’


532	As	-bin	‘to say’
	Biga	-bitinɔ	‘to say’
	Biga	ˈbitin(o)	‘say’
	Gane	bi	‘to say’
	Gane	bing	‘to say’
	Irarutu	-biere	‘to say’


533	Biga	biˈnis	‘hot’
	Fiawat	benih	‘hot’
	Kawe	biˈni	‘hot’
	Laganyan	biˈni	‘hot’
	Maˈya	ˈbini¹²s	‘hot’
	Maˈya	ˈbini³s	‘hot’
	Wauyai	biˈni	‘hot’


534	Ambai	bireri	‘no’
	Ansus	wereria	‘no / tidak’


535	Buli	bisbis	‘green’
	Sawai	n-bɛsbis	‘green/blue’


536	Buli	boboko	‘head’
	Sawai	bɛbok-o	‘head’


537	Umar	bogre	‘hat / topi’
	Yaur	bòhgré	‘hat / pet/topi’


538	Ambai	boi	‘hit’
	Serui-Laut	boi	‘to hit’


539	Moor	bòku	‘puffer sp. / ikan porobibi’
	Yaur	bó'úgwàavré	‘puffer / ikan porobibi’
	Yerisiam	bókúugwà	‘puffer sp. / ikan porobibi’


540	Biak	bòpi	‘father's sister’
	Biak	pòpi	‘father's sister’
	Umar	bovai	‘father's sister / tante’
	Yerisiam	bóò	‘father's sister / tante’


541	Ambai	boro-	‘mouth’
	Ambai	boro-	‘mouth’
	Ansus	woreu	‘mouth / mulut’
	As	-walu	‘mouth’
	Warembori	ke-vo-ro	‘Mouth’
	Waropen	boro	‘mouth’
	Waropen	woro[do]	‘mouth’
	Yoke	βundu-	‘mouth’


542	Ambai	boro-rawa	‘lip’
	Ansus	woreu arawa	‘lip / bibir’


543	Moor	bororóa	‘fire starter / korek api’
	Umar	boha	‘fire starter / korek api’
	Yaur	bòròròovré	‘lighter / korek api’
	Yerisiam	bóróróovè	‘bamboo sp. / sejenis bambu kecil yang pakai untuk suling, kalawai, dan korek api’


544	Buli	bos	‘to swell’
	Taba	-bos	‘to swell’


545	Biga	bot	‘come’
	Fiawat	but	‘come’
	Kawe	but	‘come’
	Laganyan	but	‘come’
	Matbat	bo³t	‘come’
	Maˈya	ˈbo³t	‘come’
	Maˈya	ˈbo³t	‘come’
	Wauyai	but	‘come’


546	Ambai	botenan	‘bird of paradise’
	Serui-Laut	botena	‘bird of paradise’


547	Ambai	bo-toru	‘Three’
	Ambel	tul	‘three’
	As	tu	‘Three’
	Biak	kiòr	‘three / drie’
	Buli	[si] tol	‘Three’
	Gane	ptol	‘Three’
	Gebe	pi-tol	‘Three’
	Irarutu	torə	‘Three’
	Kawe	tul	‘three’
	Laganyan	tul	‘three’
	Taba	p-tol	‘Three’
	Wandamen	toru	‘Three’
	Wauyai	tul	‘three’


548	Ambai	bo-yori	‘One’ (?)
	Ambai	bo-yari	‘one’
	Ansus	koiri	‘one / satu’
	Serui-Laut	boiri	‘one’
	Wandamen	siri	‘One’
	Wandamen	siri	‘one / satu’


549	Ambai	bua	‘white’
	Ambel	ambu	‘white’
	Ansus	bua	‘white / putih’
	As	bus	‘white’
	Biga	mabos	‘white’
	Biga	maˈbus	‘white’
	Fiawat	mehbuh	‘white’
	Kawe	bu	‘white’
	Kawe	buˈsu	‘white’
	Laganyan	buh	‘white’
	Matbat	bu³	‘white’
	Maˈya	ˈbu³s	‘white’
	Maˈya	ˈbu³s	‘white’
	Serui-Laut	bua	‘white’
	Wandamen	busa[r]	‘white’
	Wandamen	vusa	‘white / putih’ (?)
	Wauyai	bu	‘white’


550	Ambai	bui	‘blow (flute)’
	Ansus	burari	‘blow / tiup’
	Serui-Laut	bui	‘to blow’
	Wandamen	bub[u]	‘to blow’


551	Biak	buk	‘marry / huwen’
	Dusner	parvut	‘kawin / marry’


552	Sawai	čalɛn-čɔ	‘thousand’
	Taba	calan	‘thousand’


553	Arguni	dagim	‘meat/flesh’
	Biga	dagim	‘meat/flesh’


554	Ambai	dai	‘father’
	Ambai	dai	‘father’
	Moor	dài	‘father / bapak’
	Waropen	daidai	‘father’
	Yaur	dáì	‘father / bapak’
	Yaur	dáìdà	‘father / bapak’
	Yerisiam	dáíì	‘father / bapak’


555	As