Reconstructed Form English Gloss Page Numbers in HPTB Level/Subgroup
*ŋa-y ‘1st person pronoun / self’ 1, 38, 162, 165, 167, 173, 174, 208, 231, 487 PTB
*na-ŋ ‘2nd person pronoun’ 2, 177, 264 PTB
*naŋ¹ ‘2nd person pronoun’ 2, 37, 249 PLB
*zaŋ² ‘3rd person pronoun’ 3, 28 PLB
*s-r(y)ak ‘a full day / spend the night’ 77, 323, 328 PTB
*byar ~ pyar ‘affix / sew / plait / braid’ 390, 401 PTB
*datL ‘alive’ 330 PLB
*s-riŋ ~ s-r(y)aŋ ‘alive / green / raw / give birth / be born’ 29, 78, 282, 283, 307, 506, 528 PTB
*ka¹ ‘all’ 163 PLB
*kun ‘all’ 278 PTB
*sya-n ‘animal / body / flesh / meat’ 32, 88, 102, 118, 139, 140, 150, 162, 165, 169, 172, 177, 278, 448, 475 PTB
*p-rwakH ‘ant’ 154, 321 PLB
*g/p-rwak ‘ant’ 94, 139, 321 PTB
*ʔ-ya² ‘antelope’ 163 PLB
*bi¹ ‘anvil’ 187 PLB
*ŋaːw ‘ape’ 227 PTB
*ku(ː)m ‘arched / vaulted / convex / concave’ 276 PTB
*m-sow ‘arise / awake(n)’ 56, 117, 223 PTB
*g-li ‘armpit / tickle’ 186 PTB
*g-yak ‘armpit / tickle / cubit’ 51, 317, 326, 329 PTB
*(la)-dzaːn ‘arrow’ 260 PTB
*ʔ-dzan¹ ‘arrow’ 260 PLB
*m-da ‘arrow’ 50 PTB
*g/b/m-la-y ‘arrow’ 50, 80, 133, 145, 165, 486 PTB
*tal ‘arrow / bow’ 387, 404, 422 PTB
*l-tak ‘ascend / lift / raise / top’ 317, 326 PTB
*s-r(y)ak ‘ashamed’ 29, 46, 78, 317, 326 PTB
*g-yak ‘ashamed’ 46, 95, 136, 317, 326 PTB
*ney ~ ni(y) ‘aunt’ 193, 218, 509 PTB
*sru(w) ‘aunt / elder sister’ 77, 198, 475 PTB
*s-nəw² ‘awake(n) / conscious’ 182 PLB
*ti-t ‘awed / startled’ 462 PTB
*ʔ/s-nu¹ ‘awn (of grain) / panicle’ 180 PLB
*r-pʷa ‘axe’ 61, 127, 171, 172 PTB
*ʔ-nukL ‘back’ 315 PLB
*hyak ‘back’ 65 PTB
*s-nuŋ ~ s-nuk ‘back / behind / after’ 102, 286, 289, 479, 520 PTB
*ka² ‘back / loins’ 428 PLB
*ʔip ~ ʔiːt ‘bag / sack’ 533 PTB
*hwa ‘bamboo’ 305 PTB
*r-wa ‘bamboo’ 44 PTB
*g-pʷa ~ r-pʷa ‘bamboo’ 61, 62, 134, 162, 175, 305, 387 PTB
*wa² ‘bamboo’ 62 PLB
*bwəy ‘bamboo rat’ 196 PTB
*s-m(y)ik ‘bamboo sprout’ 344, 348 PTB
*ʔney ‘bamboo strip (for tying)’ 216, 510 PTB
*ʔ-nay¹/² ‘bamboo strip (for tying)’ 216, 510 PLB
*b-riŋ ‘bark (as dog)’ 132 PTB
*priŋ ‘bark (as dog)’ 280, 495 PTB
*laŋ ‘bark (as dog)’ 495 PTB
*zəy² ‘barley’ 189 PLB
*kaw ‘basket’ 225 PTB
*kuk ‘basket / pouch’ 356, 359, 361 PTB
*baːk ‘bat’ 325, 326 PTB
*C-pretL ‘be / be able’ 374, 376 PLB
*g-na-s ‘be / live / stay / rest / alight / perch’ 433, 442, 471, 477 PTB
*na² ‘be / live / stay / rest / perch’ 477 PLB
*do ‘be related (as kin)’ 204 PTB
*m-dzyaŋ ‘be there / have’ 267 PTB
*s-nuk ‘bean’ 356 PTB
*s-nukH ‘bean’ 39, 40, 100, 315 PLB
*be ‘bean / legume’ 203 PTB
*ʔiŋ ‘bear (endure) / suffer’ 281 PTB
*tyak ‘bear (endure) / suffer’ 323 PTB
*b-ras ‘bear fruit / rice’ 432, 437 PTB
*d-wam ‘bear (n.)’ 139, 140, 252, 299, 531 PTB
*d-wam¹/² ‘bear (n.)’ 253 PLB
*yar ‘beard / moustache’ 390 PTB
*r-duŋ ‘beat / strike’ 309, 363 PTB
*dip ~ tip ‘beat / strike’ 498 PTB
*dup ~ tup ‘beat / strike’ 498 PTB
*moy ‘beautiful / perfectly’ 220, 228 PTB
*bya² ‘bee’ 19, 34, 63 PLB
*bya ‘bee / bird’ 63, 68, 169, 171 PTB
*was ‘bee / honey’ 432, 442 PTB
*plyum ‘bee / wasp’ 531 PTB
*kwa ~ gwa ~ k/gwaːy ‘bee (dammer)’ 23, 213, 217, 486 PTB
*pʷam ‘belly’ 47, 61 PTB
*puːk ‘belly / cave’ 358, 359, 360, 362 PTB
*p-wam² ‘belly / stomach’ 46, 253 PLB
*grwat ‘belly / stomach / intestines’ 334 PTB
*riːl ‘belly / stomach / intestines’ 44, 385, 387, 412, 413, 426 PTB
*m-dz(y)u-k ‘belong / trust / depend / accept / take’ 479 PTB
*ʔok ‘below / under’ 377 PTB
*m/s-taːy ‘belt / zone / waist’ 210, 220 PTB
*koy ‘bend / curved’ 228 PTB
*ʔ-gla² ‘between / have a space between / interval’ 71, 163 PLB
*kaːl ‘between / interval’ 422 PTB
*k-ri(y)² ‘big’ 190 PLB
*tay ‘big’ 207, 220, 231 PTB
*ta-y ‘big’ 231, 484 PTB
*maŋ ‘big / elder (brother or uncle)’ 264, 302 PTB
*s-dar ‘bind / fasten / tether’ 401 PTB
*s-kiːl ‘bind / twist / roll / angle’ 412, 413, 426 PTB
*hiːl ‘bind / twist / roll / angle’ 57 PTB
*grwa ‘birch’ 175 PTB
*daw or dow ‘bird’ 226, 227 PTB
*dow or daw ‘bird’ 226, 227 PTB
*s-ŋak ‘bird’ 317, 319 PTB
*wa ‘bird / feather’ 165 PTB
*g-wa-t ‘bite / chew’ 460 PTB
*hap ‘bite / snap at / mouthful’ 58, 335, 341 PTB
*tsat ‘bite down on’ 330 PTB
*b-ka-n ‘bitter / liver’ 20, 24, 162, 164, 167, 170, 172, 176, 451 PTB
*haːŋ ‘black’ 268 PTB
*s-nakH ‘black’ 39, 117, 242, 319 PLB
*tyaŋ ‘black / dark’ 65 PTB
*s-nak ‘black / ink / deep’ 317, 326, 522 PTB
*s-maŋ ~ s-mak ‘black / ink / deep’ 317, 522 PTB
*m-papH ‘blanket’ 337 PLB
*miːtL ‘blink / shut abruptly’ 315 PLB
*m-kum² ‘block / pillow’ 124, 249 PLB
*m-kum ~ m-kim ‘block / pillow’ 125, 147, 198, 272, 275, 308, 496, 503 PTB
*ʔum ~ kum ‘block / pillow’ 57 PTB
*s-hywəy ‘blood’ 66, 85, 102, 194, 201, 230, 464 PTB
*s-watH ‘bloom / flower’ 36 PLB
*baːr ‘bloom / flower’ 384, 386, 387, 392, 425 PTB
*s-mutH ‘blow’ 37, 315 PLB
*s-mut ‘blow’ 99, 364 PTB
*s-ŋow ‘blue / green’ 223 PTB
*n(y)a-n ‘blush / red’ 177, 451 PTB
*dzya-n ‘blush / red’ 451 PTB
*m-ləy ‘boat’ 192 PTB
*m-loŋ ‘boat’ 294 PTB
*guŋ¹ ‘body’ 19 PLB
*guŋ ‘body’ 309 PTB
*s-kəw ‘body / corpse’ 198 PTB
*sin ‘body / owner / agentive nominalizer’ 278, 306, 449 PTB
*ʔ-məw¹ ‘body hair’ 40, 100 PLB
*prut ‘boil (v.)’ 364 PTB
*tsyow ‘boil (v.) / cook / bake’ 34, 223, 224, 227 PTB
*s-ray ~ s-yay ~ s-way ‘bold / heroic’ 209 PTB
*rəw² ‘bone’ 35, 42, 43, 477 PLB
*s/m/g-rus ‘bone’ 44, 48, 102, 387, 435, 437, 442, 465, 477 PTB
*lwan ‘bore / pierce’ 258, 280, 386 PTB
*kruŋ ‘born / give birth / alive / green’ 285, 288 PTB
*kroy ‘borrow / debt’ 229 PTB
*r/s-ŋ(y)a ‘borrow / lend’ 162, 168 PTB
*s-kəy ‘borrow / lend’ 191, 443 PTB
*s/ʔ-ŋa² ‘borrow / lend’ 38, 40 PLB
*ʔ-da¹ ‘bow’ 163 PLB
*d/s-ləy ‘bow / slingshot’ 48, 50, 140, 192 PTB
*kwak ‘bowl’ 321 PTB
*kwakH ‘bowl’ 321 PLB
*krin² ‘bowl / dish / cup’ 278 PLB
*ta ‘box / cabinet’ 170 PTB
*ban/t ~ pan/t ‘braid / plait / interweave’ 260, 518 PTB
*s-nuk ‘brain’ 357 PTB
*s-nukH ‘brain’ 39 PLB
*ʔ-gakL ‘branch’ 113, 325 PLB
*tsyat ‘break / cut’ 330, 334 PTB
*be-s ~ pe-s ‘break off a piece’ 204 PTB
*C-ketL ‘break off a piece / notch / chip’ 315, 375 PLB
*nəw ‘breast / milk’ 198 PTB
*m-sam ‘breath / voice’ 252, 532 PTB
*r-sak ‘breath(e) / life’ 144, 233, 317, 326, 537 PTB
*C-sakL ‘breath(e) / life’ 181 PLB
*srel ‘breed / bring up’ 422 PTB
*m-dzam¹ ‘bridge’ 19, 253, 254, 530 PLB
*m-dzam ‘bridge’ 251, 257 PTB
*s-lay ~ s-ləy ‘bridge / ladder’ 216, 220, 511 PTB
*ʔ-mu² ‘brood / incubate’ 112, 180 PLB
*g-ra² ‘buckwheat’ 163 PLB
*muːm ‘bud’ 276 PTB
*r-moy ‘bud / blossoming’ 81, 228 PTB
*s-bu ‘bud / open’ 184 PTB
*lwaːy ‘buffalo’ 213 PTB
*ʔ-gripL ‘bug / ant / insect (lac) / cochineal’ 316, 376 PLB
*s-krep ‘bug / ant / insect (lac) / cochineal’ 376 PTB
*guːl ‘bulge / bend’ 418 PTB
*ploŋ ‘burn’ 294 PTB
*m-(t)sik ‘burn / angry’ 348, 344 PTB
*ʔ-dukL ‘burn / kindle’ 315 PLB
*duk ‘burn / kindle’ 331, 362 PTB
*put ‘burn / raze’ 364 PTB
*kyit ‘burn / scorch’ 349 PTB
*hwam ‘burn / shine’ 429 PTB
*hrew ‘burrow’ 231 PTB
*lep ‘butterfly’ 377 PTB
*pur ~ pwar ‘butterfly’ 398 PTB
*b-rey ‘buy / barter’ 49, 132, 205, 216, 511 PTB
*kruːŋ ‘cage’ 287 PTB
*bop ‘calf of leg’ 381 PTB
*gaw ‘call’ 225, 226 PTB
*ri(ː)m ‘cane / rattan’ 43, 271 PTB
*s-rwi(y) ‘cane / rattan / rope’ 197, 218 PTB
*rey ‘cane / rattan / rope’ 48, 206, 217, 218 PTB
*taːp ‘capable / fit / beautiful’ 340 PTB
*bəw ‘carry on back’ 178, 199 PTB
*bəw² ‘carry on back’ 183, 477 PLB
*ba ‘carry on back’ 24 PTB
*tam ‘carry on shoulder’ 298 PTB
*k-roŋ¹ ‘cat / wildcat’ 138 PLB
*s/k-roŋ ‘cat / wildcat’ 294 PTB
*s-grim ‘catch / hold fast’ 305 PTB
*s/ʔ-mi¹ ‘catch / overtake’ 37 PLB
*nwa² ‘cattle’ 38, 40 PLB
*ŋwa ‘cattle’ 63, 167, 170, 176 PTB
*dzay ‘cattle / livestock / domestic animal’ 209 PTB
*g/m/s-lay ~ r-ley ‘change / exchange / buy / barter’ 49, 208, 216, 217, 511 PTB
*tal ‘charcoal / dust / ashes’ 422 PTB
*ba² ‘cheek’ 163 PLB
*ba-y ‘cheek’ 486 PTB
*b-raŋ ~ g-raŋ ‘chest / breast’ 146 PTB
*m-gʷya² ‘chew’ 26, 85 PLB
*yal ~ wal ‘chew (cud, betel)’ 404, 428 PTB
*za² ‘child’ 28 PLB
*za² ‘child’ 28 PLB
*tsa-n ~ za-n ‘child / son / relatives’ 27, 31, 33, 34, 154, 162, 165, 169, 171, 172, 176, 188, 448, 450 PTB
*za-n ~ tsa-n ‘child / son / relatives’ 27, 31, 33, 34, 162, 165, 169, 171, 172, 176, 188, 448, 450 PTB
*s-ril ‘choose / be fastidious’ 410 PTB
*ts(y)ap ‘chop’ 336 PTB
*ʔ-ba² ‘civet cat’ 163 PLB
*g-ras ‘class / category’ 437 PTB
*g-sal ‘clear / bright / pleasant’ 404, 405, 428 PTB
*sa¹ ‘clear / bright / pleasant’ 428 PLB
*pyaŋ¹/² ‘clear away / disentangle’ 264 PLB
*ʔ-watL ‘clothe’ 331 PLB
*dakL ‘cockspur / hoof’ 317 PLB
*s/ʔ-n(w)ay ‘cohesive / elastic’ 214 PTB
*ʔ-klakH ~ m-klakH ‘cold’ 72 PLB
*pral ‘cold / dry season’ 405 PTB
*graŋ ‘cold / freeze’ 262, 302 PTB
*glaŋ ‘cold / freeze’ 262, 325, 521 PTB
*m/ʔ-glak ‘cold / freeze’ 325, 521 PTB
*m-glaŋ¹ ‘cold / freeze’ 72 PLB
*ʔ-pakH ‘collapse’ 113 PLB
*zim ‘collect / gather’ 27 PTB
*m-kuk ‘collide / butt against’ 357 PTB
*ʔ-gʷəy² ~ ʔ-gʷi² ‘comb’ 196, 477 PLB
*ʔ-gʷəy² ‘comb’ 25 PLB
*C-gyuay ‘comb’ 26 PTB
*pri ‘comb’ 26 PTB
*kʷi-s ‘comb’ 434 PTB
*m-si(y) ‘comb / rake (v.)’ 193 PTB
*m-si-t ‘comb / rake (v.)’ 460 PTB
*la-y ‘come / arrive’ 165, 172, 220, 231, 484 PTB
*hwaŋ ‘come / enter’ 269 PTB
*pay ‘come / go’ 209 PTB
*s-pro-k ‘come out / emerge / bring out’ 204, 480 PTB
*ʔ-twakH ‘come out / go out / emerge’ 62, 315 PLB
*s-twak ‘come out / go out / emerge’ 62, 321 PTB
*d-rin ‘compassion / love’ 306 PTB
*b/pip ~ b/pup ‘conceal / hide (v.) / bury’ 352, 354, 370, 495, 498 PTB
*lip ‘conceal / hide (v.) / bury’ 495 PTB
*paːy ‘conceive / pregnant’ 210 PTB
*kal ‘congeal’ 404, 405 PTB
*s-grum ‘contracted / stunted / dwarʴsh’ 272 PTB
*ŋraŋ ‘contradict / deny’ 81 PTB
*bran ‘convalesce’ 258, 386 PTB
*s-glak ‘cook / boil (v.)’ 63, 128, 317 PTB
*klak ‘cook / boil (v.)’ 70 PTB
*glak ‘cooked’ 70 PTB
*haŋ² ‘cooked rice / food to eat with rice’ 264 PLB
*grəy ‘copper’ 189 PTB
*grəy² ‘copper’ 19 PLB
*s-ri(y)-t ‘copula / be / existence’ 186, 350, 502 PTB
*s-rut ‘copula / be the case’ 502 PTB
*ray ~ way ‘copula / nominalizer / subordinator’ 35, 47, 209, 221, 482, 510 PTB
*grak ‘cord / tie / bind’ 327 PTB
*s-maŋ ‘corpse’ 265 PTB
*b-la ‘cotton’ 130, 251 PTB
*ʔ-dzəy² ‘cough’ 189 PLB
*səw-t ‘cough’ 199, 462 PTB
*r-tsyəy ‘count / number’ 43, 80, 200 PTB
*r-tśrəy ‘count / number’ 79 PTB
*wel ‘count / read’ 420 PTB
*klup ‘cover / wrap’ 369 PTB
*boy ‘cowlick’ 228 PTB
*d-k(y)aːy ~ d-k(y)an ‘crab’ 139, 210, 212, 217, 220, 262, 515 PTB
*m-kak ‘crawl / creep’ 120 PLB
*ru² ‘crazy’ 180 PLB
*ru ‘crazy’ 181 PTB
*gu(ː)k ~ m-ku(ː)k ‘crooked / bent / knee / angle’ 124, 141, 357, 358, 362 PTB
*gukL ‘crooked / bent / knee / angle’ 315 PLB
*ʔuk ~ kuk ‘crooked / bent / knee / angle / return / back’ 57 PTB
*gow ~ gaw ‘cross over’ 224, 226, 515 PTB
*s-na ‘crossbow’ 172 PTB
*m-dan ‘crossbow’ 301, 310 PTB
*krakH ‘crossbow’ 61, 146 PLB
*ka-n ‘crow (n.)’ 447 PTB
*groy ‘crow (v.) / howl’ 228 PTB
*ʔ-gyakH ‘cubit’ 51 PLB
*muːk ‘cubit / armlength’ 359, 361 PTB
*h(y)an ‘curry / vegetable dish’ 65 PTB
*mwa-t ‘curse / revile’ 176, 462 PTB
*luk ‘custom / manner’ 363 PTB
*krim ‘custom / prohibition’ 305 PTB
*d-ra-t ‘cut’ 145 PTB
*dan ‘cut’ 258, 259 PTB
*tsywar ‘cut / chop’ 66, 84, 393 PTB
*tuk ‘cut / knock’ 357 PTB
*mwan ~ mwat ‘cut / slice / castrate’ 518 PTB
*mrak ‘cut / tear’ 80 PTB
*C-pratL ~ ʔ-bratL ‘cut apart / cut into’ 330 PLB
*brat ~ prat ‘cut apart / cut open’ 334 PTB
*m-tökH ‘cut by a blow’ 363 PLB
*gaːr ~ s-ga ‘dance / sing / leap / stride’ 392, 401, 425, 427 PTB
*wam³ ‘dare’ 253 PLB
*s-wam or hwam ‘dare’ 55, 252, 298 PTB
*s-mun ‘dark’ 309, 310 PTB
*ŋrəw ‘dark / faded / withered’ 184 PTB
*rum ~ rim ‘dark / shade / dusk’ 273, 308, 498 PTB
*syim ‘dark-colored’ 271 PTB
*za²-mi²/³ ‘daughter’ 28 PLB
*za²-mi²/³ ‘daughter’ 28 PLB
*s-nam ‘daughter-in-law’ 104, 251 PTB
*g-duk ‘daytime / noon’ 363 PTB
*l-baŋ ~ m-baŋ ‘deaf’ 267 PTB
*ʔ-nakL ‘deep’ 37, 38, 39, 40, 100, 112, 117, 128, 242 PLB
*tuːk ‘deep / thick’ 359, 360, 361 PTB
*d-kəy ‘deer (barking)’ 139, 189 PTB
*d-yuk ‘deer (sambar)’ 139, 357, 359 PTB
*tsot ‘deer (sambar) / antelope’ 380 PTB
*pro ‘delight’ 204 PTB
*graŋ ‘deny’ 81 PTB
*zakL ‘descend’ 28 PLB
*zak ‘descend’ 317, 482, 513 PTB
*s/ʔ-yuk ‘descend’ 318, 482, 513 PTB
*s-pyak ‘destroyed / ruined’ 323 PTB
*muːk ‘detritus / dust’ 359, 513 PTB
*ʔ-dzi² ‘dew’ 187 PLB
*(d)zil ‘dew’ 188 PTB
*daːy ‘dew’ 210 PTB
*səy¹ ‘die’ 27 PLB
*səy ‘die’ 32, 34, 189, 194, 201, 442, 475 PTB
*gum ~ kum ‘die / kill’ 308 PTB
*tu ~ s/m-du ‘dig’ 23, 178, 184 PTB
*r-ko-t ~ r-go-t ‘dig out / scoop up’ 127, 129, 380, 461, 463 PTB
*klaw ‘dig out / weed (v.)’ 23, 225 PTB
*laːy ‘dig up’ 210 PTB
*ya ‘diminutive’ 482 PTB
*d-ri(y) ‘dirt / filth / ordure / stench’ 145, 193 PTB
*b-rim ‘distribute’ 305 PTB
*hor ‘distribute’ 58, 400 PTB
*s/ʔ-lway ~ s/ʔ-rway ‘divert / push aside’ 214 PTB
*day ‘do / make’ 208 PTB
*d-kʷəy-n ‘dog’ 20, 23, 24, 62, 96, 141, 196, 201, 448 PTB
*kʷəy² ‘dog’ 25, 62 PLB
*m-k(r)əw ‘dove’ 125, 134, 199 PTB
*m-krəw² ‘dove’ 16 PLB
*b-rəy ~ b-ris ~ rit ~ riːn ‘draw / write / count’ 132, 441 PTB
*kaːp ~ kam ‘draw water / scoop water / concave’ 341, 517 PTB
*r/s-maŋ ~ mak ‘dream’ 268, 302, 310, 325, 521 PTB
*s-makH ‘dream’ 37, 117 PLB
*s-makH ‘dream’ 37, 117 PLB
*m-daŋ¹ ~ m-doŋ¹ ‘drink’ 123 PLB
*m-doŋ¹ ~ m-daŋ¹ ‘drink’ 123 PLB
*m-dz(y)ak ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 324, 506 PTB
*g-t(y)ik ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 324, 506 PTB
*m-tsak ~ t(s)ik ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 327 PTB
*tsik ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 327 PTB
*m-tsakH ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 329 PLB
*g-t(y)ik ‘drip / drop (n.)’ 506 PTB
*dzikL ‘drop (n.)’ 30 PLB
*yit ‘drunk’ 349 PTB
*tan ‘dry’ 258, 301 PTB
*heːr-s ‘dry’ 400, 426 PTB
*ʔ-lapL ‘dry in sun’ 112, 337 PLB
*kan ‘dry up’ 258, 259 PTB
*r-tul ~ r-til ‘dull / buttock / heel / rounded part’ 419, 422, 500, 504 PTB
*s-baŋ ‘dung’ 264 PTB
*r-dul ~ r-tul ‘dust’ 415, 422 PTB
*məw ‘eagle / hawk’ 185 PTB
*glaŋ ‘eagle / vulture / falcon / bird of prey’ 23, 75 PTB
*g-laŋ ~ g-lak ‘eagle / vulture / falcon / bird of prey’ 263, 393, 521 PTB
*ʔ-na² ‘ear’ 40, 100, 112 PLB
*r/g-na ‘ear / hear / listen’ 129, 134, 162, 165, 168, 172, 176 PTB
*na¹ ‘ear / listen’ 38 PLB
*s-nam¹ ‘ear (grain)’ 253, 254 PLB
*m-nak ~ m-nap ‘early morning’ 129, 326, 530 PTB
*raŋ² ~ waŋ² ‘earring’ 265 PLB
*ha ~ r-ka ‘earth / ground / soil’ 57, 127 PTB
*m-ley ~ m-ləy ‘earth / ground / soil / mud / country’ 48, 71, 81, 191, 201, 218, 464, 509 PTB
*sa ‘earth / ground / soil / sand’ 176 PTB
*lwa(ː)y ‘easy’ 213, 485 PTB
*C-ša¹ ‘easy / cheap’ 36 PLB
*dža² ‘eat’ 19, 30 PLB
*they ‘eat’ 205 PTB
*ʔam ‘eat / drink’ 298, 533 PTB
*dzya-n/k ‘eat / food / feed’ 177, 440, 442, 480 PTB
*dzya ‘eat / food / feed’ 34, 162, 165, 166, 169, 172, 251, 440, 442 PTB
*dzya-s ‘eat / food / feed’ 433, 440 PTB
*dzya-t ‘eat / food / feed’ 440, 454 PTB
*r-ka(ː)m ‘edge / bank / precipice / lip / mouth’ 127, 251, 298 PTB
*r-guːŋ ‘edge / shin’ 127, 287 PTB
*m-dzya ‘edge / side’ 169 PTB
*bray ‘effaced’ 209 PTB
*ʔu³ ‘egg / sit on eggs’ 180 PLB
*ʔu ‘egg / sit on eggs’ 199 PTB
*b-r-gyat ~ b-g-ryat ‘eight’ 149, 151, 331, 334, 352, 506 PTB
*ʔ-ritL ‘eight’ 56, 151, 315, 351, 506 PLB
*ʔik ‘elder brother’ 344 PTB
*gəw-n ~ kəw-n ‘elder brother / senior male relative’ 450 PTB
*ʔ-wyikL ‘elder sibling’ 36, 86, 97, 345 PLB
*ʔu²-(y)ikL ‘elder sibling’ 86, 154 PLB
*m-gwi(y) ‘elephant’ 200 PTB
*glaŋ ‘elephant’ 302 PTB
*hwaŋ ‘encircle / fence’ 269 PTB
*pay ~ bay ‘encircled / ringed / striped’ 208 PTB
*g-raːl ~ g-ran ~ ray ‘enemy / fight / quarrel / strife / sword / war’ 44, 48, 261, 387, 388, 404, 407, 423, 425, 516 PTB
*luk ‘enough’ 357 PTB
*s-nap ‘enter’ 104 PTB
*lapL ‘enter’ 337 PLB
*s-ren ‘equal / line up / connect in a row’ 291, 296, 311 PTB
*g-ral ‘equal / line up / connect in a row’ 422 PTB
*kləy ‘excrement’ 21, 189, 201 PTB
*g/b-syaŋ ‘excrement / rust / blight’ 36 PTB
*z(y)aŋ² ‘excrement / rust / blight’ 36 PLB
*dzin ‘exhaust / come to an end’ 306 PTB
*ma-t ‘exhausted / spent’ 334 PTB
*kak ‘expensive / at its peak’ 317, 328 PTB
*s-miːn ~ s-miːt ‘extinguish / shut / blink’ 350, 352, 519 PTB
*s-myakH ‘eye’ 35, 39, 63, 100, 315, 474 PLB
*s-mik ~ s-myak ‘eye’ 40, 63, 66, 99, 141, 319, 324, 327, 346, 347, 371, 496, 506, 527 PTB
*s-maːy ‘face’ 210, 537 PTB
*s-mel ‘face’ 422, 537 PTB
*kla-k/y/t ~ gla-k/y/t ‘fall’ 34, 70, 165, 209, 231, 374, 462, 480, 483 PTB
*ho ~ hol ‘fall’ 58, 421, 428 PTB
*grwil ~ krwil ‘fall (as leaves) / cause to fall’ 410 PTB
*m-bap ‘fall over’ 336 PTB
*g-yaːp ‘fan / paddle / wave (v.)’ 45, 137, 339, 340 PTB
*wəy² ‘far’ 195 PLB
*g-wəy-n ‘far’ 452 PTB
*dzyaːl ‘far’ 66, 406, 425 PTB
*woy ‘fart’ 229 PTB
*pyen ~ pyet ‘fart’ 518 PTB
*saːw ‘fat / grease / oil’ 32, 56, 225, 226, 227 PTB
*tsil ‘fat / grease / oil’ 410, 422 PTB
*tsow-s ‘fat / omentum’ 222, 224, 412, 471 PTB
*kaŋ ‘father / grandfather’ 302 PTB
*s-lam¹/² ‘fathom’ 249, 253, 254 PLB
*la(ː)m ‘fathom’ 48, 251, 298 PTB
*b-ray-t ‘fear’ 132, 207 PTB
*kri(y) ‘fear’ 193 PTB
*kri-t ‘fear’ 462 PTB
*lik ‘fear’ 527 PTB
*k/grok ~ k/grak ‘fear / frighten’ 327, 377, 513 PTB
*s-grwa ‘feather’ 172 PTB
*mi ‘female / girl’ 187 PTB
*mi²/³ ‘female / girl’ 38, 187 PLB
*pwi(y)-n ‘female (human or animal)’ 197, 201, 448 PTB
*kram ‘fence / garden’ 22, 299 PTB
*kram¹ ‘fence / garden’ 253 PLB
*m-da¹ ‘fern / bracken’ 163, 164 PLB
*low ‘field’ 48, 226 PTB
*ʔ-gyan¹ ~ ʔ-kyan¹ ‘filter / strain’ 248, 260 PLB
*baːl ‘filth / excrement’ 385, 404, 407, 425 PTB
*s-n(y)ik ~ s-n(y)ek ‘filth(y) / excrement’ 36, 346 PTB
*mwəy ‘fine / delicate’ 201 PTB
*m-yuŋ ‘finger’ 141, 285 PTB
*bun¹ ‘finish’ 249, 279 PLB
*ʔoːl ‘finish / loose / relax’ 421, 426 PTB
*grol ‘finish / loose / relax’ 423 PTB
*mey ‘fire’ 141, 205, 206, 217 PTB
*bʷar ~ pʷar ‘fire’ 305 PTB
*s/ʔ-mey² ‘fire’ 39 PLB
*ʔuːr ‘fire / burn / kindle / roast’ 428 PTB
*b-war ~ p-war ‘fire / burn / kindle / roast’ 428 PTB
*hwaːr ‘fire / burn / shine / white’ 385, 402, 426 PTB
*pwa(ː)r ‘fire / burn / shine / white’ 402 PTB
*hwal ~ hwar ‘fire / shine’ 409 PTB
*g-rap ‘fireplace’ 336 PTB
*g-rap ‘fireplace’ 336 PTB
*g-tap ~ g-dap ‘fireplace’ 336, 339 PTB
*s-ŋya ‘fish’ 162, 165, 167, 169, 172, 475 PTB
*ŋa² ‘fish’ 38, 40 PLB
*g-ra ‘fishbone / spine’ 173 PTB
*l/b-ŋa ‘five’ 130, 149, 162, 165, 166, 167, 170, 173, 251 PTB
*ŋa² ‘five’ 477 PLB
*pat ‘flail / flap’ 330 PLB
*bray² ‘flaring’ 209 PLB
*peːr ‘flat / thin’ 386, 400, 426 PTB
*pleŋ ‘flat surface / plank’ 281, 292, 296 PTB
*s-ləy ‘flea’ 48, 50, 69, 192 PTB
*swan¹/² ~ swatH ‘flow / pour’ 261, 519 PLB
*g/b-sywa ‘flow / pour’ 427 PTB
*sywar ~ sywa-n/t ‘flow / pour / scatter / spill / sow broadcast’ 66, 84, 386, 394, 402, 427 PTB
*lwi(y) ‘flow / stream / river’ 197 PTB
*twəy ‘flow / suppurate’ 194 PTB
*b/s-wat ‘flower’ 332 PTB
*bʷat ‘flower’ 61 PTB
*h(w)aːy ‘flurried / dazed / foolish’ 214 PTB
*m-tow ‘fly (n.)’ 226 PTB
*s-braŋ ‘fly (n.) / bee’ 302 PTB
*byam¹ ‘fly (v.)’ 19, 34, 74, 255 PLB
*pur ~ pir ‘fly (v.)’ 385, 397, 402, 501, 505, 509 PTB
*byer ‘fly (v.)’ 399, 402, 509 PTB
*byam ‘fly (v.) / run’ 68, 118, 252, 257, 532 PTB
*g/l-tap ‘fold / layer’ 336, 341 PTB
*pyak ‘fold up / turn up’ 323 PLB
*m/s-yuy ‘follow’ 229 PTB
*ywi ‘follow’ 63 PTB
*s-naŋ ‘follow / repeat’ 263, 302 PTB
*ra² ‘fontanelle’ 163 PLB
*ra-y ~ wa-y ‘fontanelle’ 486 PTB
*wa-y ~ ra-y ‘fontanelle’ 486 PTB
*krəy ‘foot / footstool’ 22, 71, 189, 200, 201 PTB
*d-pral ‘forehead’ 404, 405 PTB
*b-liŋ ‘forest / field’ 130, 280, 282, 494 PTB
*ram ‘forest / jungle / field / country’ 299 PTB
*b-laːp ‘forget’ 132, 340 PTB
*s-kaːk ‘fork / branch’ 325 PTB
*kap ‘fork / crotch / groin’ 336, 340, 341 PTB
*b-ləy ‘four’ 48, 50, 69, 130, 147, 149, 153, 192, 200 PTB
*b/ʔ-ləy² ‘four’ 56, 477 PLB
*k-rak ‘fowl / chicken’ 317, 319, 327 PTB
*k-rakH ‘fowl / chicken’ 53, 61, 138, 146 PLB
*ʔaːr or haːr ‘fowl / chicken / quail’ 58, 385, 386, 392, 401, 426 PTB
*haːr or ʔaːr ‘fowl / chicken / quail’ 58, 385, 386, 392, 401, 426 PTB
*gwa ‘fox’ 167, 173 PTB
*g/s-lwat ‘free / release / loose / relax’ 70, 82, 84, 136, 332, 334 PTB
*grwak ‘friend / assist’ 327 PTB
*s-bal ‘frog’ 404, 405, 428 PTB
*tuk ~ tik ‘frog’ 503 PTB
*ʔ-ba² ‘frog’ 74, 113, 428 PLB
*s-ŋar ‘frost’ 390 PTB
*sey ‘fruit / rose / round object’ 31, 33, 129, 206 PTB
*ʔ-lu³ ‘fry’ 112, 180 PLB
*bliŋ ~ pliŋ ‘full / fill’ 281, 282, 296, 307, 496 PTB
*ʔ-bliŋ¹ ‘full / plenty’ 74 PLB
*ha(ː)k ~ kak ‘gag / choke’ 57, 325 PTB
*krəy ~ m-kri(y)-t-s ‘gall / bile / sour’ 22, 118, 189, 193, 436, 456 PTB
*k-rakH ‘gather together, scoop together’ 319 PLB
*ŋoy ‘gentle / quiet’ 229 PTB
*r-ney-t ‘get / have / obtain’ 206, 217, 460 PTB
*ra³ ‘get / obtain’ 41, 42, 43, 163 PLB
*kyaŋ ‘ginger’ 302 PTB
*bəy-k ‘give’ 132, 200, 442, 480 PTB
*bəy² ‘give’ 19 PLB
*s-bəy-n ‘give’ 191 PTB
*s-ter ‘give / causative’ 399 PTB
*braŋ ‘give birth’ 264 PTB
*ri ‘gleet / purulent discharge / rot’ 145, 186 PTB
*s-lyap ‘glitter / flash / lightning’ 338 PTB
*s-wa ‘go’ 173 PTB
*byon ‘go / come’ 291 PTB
*ʔay ‘go / directional particle / transitive motion’ 209, 482, 483 PTB
*m/s-ka-y ‘go / stride’ 484 PTB
*d-ŋwa ‘goat’ 23 PTB
*C-tšiːtL ‘goat’ 315 PLB
*tsiːt ‘goat’ 350 PTB
*kyeːl ~ kyiːl ‘goat’ 388, 420, 426 PTB
*g-ray ‘god’ 48, 209, 212 PTB
*m-hla ‘god / soul / beautiful’ 162, 172 PTB
*s-rwəy¹ ‘gold / yellow’ 191 PLB
*s-nam ‘good’ 104 PTB
*m-d(y)ak ‘good’ 51 PTB
*l(y)ak ~ l(y)aŋ ‘good / beautiful’ 327, 51, 327, 521 PTB
*ʔ-na¹ ‘good / permissible’ 163 PLB
*maːy ‘good / well’ 132, 207, 210 PTB
*ŋa-n ‘goose’ 177, 259, 449 PTB
*ka¹ ‘grain of rice’ 163 PLB
*syu(w)-n ‘grandchild’ 199, 449 PTB
*b/m-ləy ‘grandchild / nephew’ 71, 80, 133, 192, 201, 464 PTB
*pəw ‘grandfather’ 178 PTB
*ʔ-bəw² ‘grandfather’ 183 PLB
*pʷa ~ bʷa ‘grandmother’ 174 PTB
*ʔ-pəy ‘grandmother’ 191, 201 PTB
*bwa-n ‘grandmother’ 448 PTB
*r-tswa-n ‘grass’ 177, 449 PTB
*s-yəy² ‘grass’ 189 PLB
*m-lyak ‘grass’ 80, 482 PTB
*mruk ~ mrak ‘grass / weeds’ 80, 482, 513 PTB
*kaːw ‘grasshopper’ 226 PTB
*pwəy¹ ‘gray / pale’ 213 PLB
*soy ‘graze / almost hit / passing close’ 228 PTB
*s-raːp ‘graze / almost hit / passing close’ 340 PTB
*ʔ-klakH ~ glakH ‘graze (forage)’ 63, 317 PLB
*s-ryak ‘grease / oil’ 323, 327 PTB
*raŋ² ‘green vegetable / cabbage / mustard’ 265 PLB
*kriːt ‘grind’ 69, 350 PTB
*s-gyoŋ ‘guard / tend grazing animals’ 294 PTB
*r/s-nil ‘gums’ 241, 427 PTB
*r/s-ni-l ‘gums’ 48, 103, 241, 410, 423, 427 PTB
*ryal ‘hail’ 405 PTB
*ser ‘hail / sleet’ 399, 402 PTB
*g-mul ‘hair (body)’ 496 PTB
*s-mul ~ s-mil ~ s-myal ‘hair (body) / fur / feather’ 83, 384, 386, 388, 414, 419, 423, 496, 501, 505, 506, 508 PTB
*s-kra ‘hair (head)’ 102 PTB
*ney ‘hair (head)’ 206 PTB
*tsam ~ sam ‘hair (head)’ 31, 32, 250, 299 PTB
*pwak ‘half’ 321 PTB
*s-ta ~ m-twa ‘hammer’ 170 PTB
*tow ~ dow ‘hammer’ 224, 227, 515 PTB
*tsyəw ‘hand’ 199 PTB
*g-lak ‘hand’ 319 PTB
*k(r)u-t ~ g(r)u-t ‘hand’ 365 PTB
*kur ~ ʔur ‘hand’ 396 PTB
*ʔul ‘hand’ 58 PTB
*d-yak ‘hand / arm’ 51, 65 PTB
*g-l(y)ak ‘hand / arm’ 51, 65, 129, 130, 134, 148, 317, 327 PTB
*g-lakL ‘hand / arm’ 53, 319 PLB
*dyak ‘hand / arm’ 65 PTB
*g-wan ‘hand / wrist’ 301 PTB
*m-twa ‘handspan’ 64, 167, 171 PTB
*k(w)aːy ‘hang’ 214 PTB
*taːr ‘hang / impale’ 392, 425 PTB
*dzywal ‘hang down / sag’ 31, 66, 84, 407 PTB
*dway ~ nway ‘hang from / cling to / creeper’ 214 PTB
*grim ‘hasten’ 305 PTB
*ʔup ~ gup ‘hatch / cover’ 57, 369 PTB
*hwar ‘hawk’ 393 PTB
*dzwan¹ ‘hawk / kite (bird of prey)’ 30, 259 PLB
*dzwan ‘hawk / kite (bird of prey)’ 63, 258, 301 PTB
*jan ‘haze / fog’ 260 PTB
*džan¹ ‘haze / fog’ 260 PLB
*ʔu² ‘head’ 477 PLB
*d-bu-s ‘head / center’ 140, 198, 442, 477 PTB
*s-ta-s ‘hear’ 433, 442, 443, 471 PTB
*gla² ‘hear / listen’ 19, 72, 163 PLB
*hyen ‘hear / listen / look / see’ 65 PTB
*ʔ-ni³ ‘heart / mind / brain’ 347 PLB
*s-niŋ ~ s-nik ‘heart / mind / brain’ 39, 102, 103, 283, 347, 480, 521 PTB
*hul ~ hwa(ː)l ‘heat up / burn’ 58, 429, 514 PTB
*m-ka-n ‘heavens / sky / sun’ 177, 450 PTB
*s-ləy-t ~ s-rəy-t ‘heavy’ 49, 50, 192, 201, 455, 471 PTB
*s-naːŋ ‘heavy / thick (of liquids) / viscous’ 302 PTB
*m-ga³ ‘help’ 163 PLB
*gyat ‘hero’ 335 PTB
*s-pʷak ‘hide (v.)’ 61, 317, 321 PTB
*s-wak ‘hide (v.)’ 62 PTB
*ʔ-wakL ‘hide (v.)’ 62 PLB
*hway ~ kwa(ː)y ‘hide (v.) / conceal / shun’ 57, 213 PTB
*m-to ‘high’ 204 PTB
*ʔ-mraŋ³ ‘high’ 82, 249 PLB
*m-raŋ ‘high / long’ 80, 267 PTB
*kaŋ¹ ‘hill / high ground’ 265 PLB
*s-gaŋ ‘hill / ridge / mountain’ 266, 303 PTB
*m-ʔuːm ‘hold in the mouth’ 276, 308 PTB
*dwaːŋ ‘hole / cave / pit / well (for water)’ 269 PTB
*pop ‘hole / crack’ 381 PTB
*kor ~ kwar ‘hole / pit / valley / cave’ 395, 401 PTB
*guŋ² ~ kuŋ² ‘hollow / hole / empty’ 285 PLB
*guŋ ~ kuŋ ‘hollow / hole / empty’ 285, 310 PTB
*kwa ‘hoof’ 170 PTB
*k/s-pʷa ‘hoof’ 61 PTB
*gruŋ ‘horn’ 145 PTB
*krəw-k ‘horn’ 23, 75, 184, 480 PTB
*krəw¹ ‘horn’ 72, 182 PLB
*g-ruŋ ‘horn / corner’ 145, 496, 514 PTB
*rwa(ŋ) ‘horn / corner’ 514 PTB
*s/m-ra-ŋ ‘horse’ 177 PTB
*kor ‘horse’ 385, 400 PTB
*k-m-raŋ ~ s-raŋ ‘horse’ 80, 102, 121, 267 PTB
*mraŋ² ‘horse’ 82, 249 PLB
*m-liːt ‘horse-leech’ 134, 350, 352, 534 PTB
*tsa-t ‘hot / hurt / pain / ill’ 32, 177, 462, 464 PTB
*ts(y)a¹ ‘hot / ill’ 30 PLB
*k-yim ~ k-yum ‘house’ 21, 35, 273, 498, 504, 531, 533 PTB
*wu ‘howl / grumble’ 178 PTB
*ra ‘humans (classifier)’ 170 PTB
*ra² ‘humans (classifier)’ 43 PLB
*b-r-gya ‘hundred’ 129, 162, 165, 168, 251 PTB
*mwatL ~ ŋ(w)atL ‘hungry’ 332 PLB
*mwatL ‘hungry’ 37, 38 PLB
*b-kres ‘hungry / famine’ 437 PTB
*s-nyen ‘hurt / oppress’ 204, 290, 296 PTB
*pwaːy ‘husk / chaff’ 23, 213, 217 PTB
*pway² ‘husk / chaff’ 25 PLB
*na-n ~ na-t ‘ill / suffer / hurt / evil spirit’ 38, 162, 168, 333, 335, 440, 452, 520 PTB
*sa-y ‘inchoative particle’ 488 PTB
*g-ram ‘indigo’ 299 PTB
*s-ryut ‘inferior / fallen / worse’ 364 PTB
*dyuŋ ‘insect / bug’ 310 PTB
*bəw ‘insect / vermin / bug / snake’ 130, 139, 148, 154, 178, 184 PTB
*bəw² ‘insect / vermin / bug / snake’ 19, 183 PLB
*ʔ-gray¹ ‘insert / put into’ 212 PLB
*tuːŋ ‘inside / middle’ 287, 310 PTB
*s-kul ‘instruct / explain / admonish’ 423 PTB
*wu¹ ‘intestines’ 180 PLB
*pʷu ‘intestines’ 198 PTB
*pʷik ‘intestines / stomach’ 47, 344, 496 PTB
*kyaŋ² ‘intimate / friend’ 265 PLB
*syam ‘iron’ 255, 257 PTB
*syaːl ~ syiːr ‘iron’ 395, 409, 426, 506 PTB
*l-tsyak ‘iron / iron instrument’ 317 PTB
*du¹ ‘irrealis particle’ 180 PLB
*g-ya ‘itch’ 136 PTB
*m-sak ‘itch’ 317 PTB
*m-tsik ‘itch’ 344 PTB
*wan¹ ‘jackal / wolf / dhole / wild dog’ 261 PLB
*kywal ‘jackal / wolf / dhole / wild dog’ 261, 407, 423, 449 PTB
*wan¹ ‘jackal / wolf / dhole / wild dog’ 261, 449 PLB
*s-ka ~ m-ka-y ‘jaw / chin’ 24, 170, 486 PTB
*ta² ‘jewsharp’ 163 PLB
*ʔ-dzakL ‘join’ 315 PLB
*s-dzak ‘join’ 317 PTB
*ma-t ‘join / bring together’ 461 PTB
*tu-n/t ~ du-n/t ‘join / bring together / tie / knot’ 367, 452, 460 PTB
*tsyap ‘join / connect’ 336, 341 PTB
*ʔ-dzikL ‘joint’ 27, 315 PLB
*tsik ‘joint’ 31, 32, 241, 343, 344, 347, 527 PTB
*s-hwal ‘joint / wrist’ 407, 423 PTB
*p(r)ok ‘jump’ 378 PTB
*hyop ~ hyom ‘jump’ 65 PTB
*tekH ‘kick’ 315 PLB
*r/g-dek ‘kick’ 372 PTB
*m-glun ‘kidney’ 73, 125, 198 PTB
*s-gaːl ~ m-kal ‘kidney / small of back / loins’ 404, 405, 428 PTB
*g/b-sat ‘kill’ 12, 31, 136, 330, 335 PTB
*put-s ‘knee’ 364, 368, 436, 505 PTB
*s-ta ‘knife / axe / sword’ 162 PTB
*syey-s ‘know’ 205, 206, 217, 465, 471, 477 PTB
*m-kyen ‘know’ 291, 311 PTB
*šey²/³ ‘know’ 477 PLB
*m-gam ‘ladder / ramp’ 250 PTB
*paːy ~ baːy ‘lame / limp / askew’ 210, 221 PTB
*gliŋ ‘land’ 280 PTB
*rey ‘language / speech’ 205 PTB
*nay ‘languid / leisurely’ 209 PTB
*m-nwi(y)-k ‘laugh’ 117, 119, 197, 481 PTB
*r(y)ay ~ r(y)a-t(s) ‘laugh’ 12, 170, 172, 208, 212, 334, 456, 463, 464, 487 PTB
*ray¹ ‘laugh’ 42, 41, 42, 43 PLB
*pʷum ‘lay eggs / hatch / incubate’ 57 PTB
*tapH ‘layer’ 315 PLB
*m-baŋ¹ ‘lazy / tired of’ 265 PLB
*kar ‘lead (metal) / bronze’ 390 PTB
*s-r-way ‘lead (v.) / tend / watch / guard’ 209 PTB
*rwak ‘leaf’ 321 PTB
*lap ‘leaf’ 336, 342 PTB
*s-nas ‘leaf’ 432 PTB
*r-pak ‘leaf’ 48, 317 PTB
*lay ‘leaf / paper’ 209 PTB
*s-la ‘leaf / tea’ 48 PTB
*yu-n ~ yu-t ‘leak / drip’ 441 PTB
*ʔew ‘lean back’ 231 PTB
*gar ‘leave / abandon’ 390 PTB
*bral ~ pral ‘leave / depart / separate’ 423 PTB
*k-r-pʷat ‘leech’ 61, 83, 94, 129, 138, 141, 151, 332 PTB
*k-r-watL ‘leech’ 83, 138 PLB
*r-bi(y) ‘left’ 219, 510 PTB
*bʷay or b(w)ay ‘left side / lefthand’ 61, 211, 214, 219, 510 PTB
*pey ‘leg’ 205 PTB
*r-kaŋ ~ keŋ ‘leg / foot / stem / stalk’ 283, 293, 311 PTB
*zikL ‘leopard’ 28 PLB
*g-zik ‘leopard’ 343, 344 PTB
*m/s-lyak ‘lick / tongue / eat (of animals) / feed (animals)’ 23, 48, 80, 81, 92, 124, 137, 153, 323, 327, 528 PTB
*haːy ‘lie / deceive / dissemble’ 210 PTB
*laŋ ‘lift / raise’ 303 PTB
*kyi¹/² ‘lift up / raise’ 188 PLB
*hwa-t ‘light / brightness / shine’ 334, 429, 444, 463 PTB
*r-yaːŋ ‘lightweight’ 127, 128, 263, 268 PTB
*laŋ¹ ‘lightweight’ 265 PLB
*d(y)al ‘lip’ 405 PTB
*m-ts(y)ul ‘lip / beak’ 415, 423 PTB
*s-nes ‘lip / beak’ 435 PTB
*m-dzəy¹ ‘liquor’ 19, 189 PLB
*yəw ‘liquor’ 45, 199 PTB
*ʔ-zəy¹/² ‘little / small / tiny’ 191 PLB
*z(y)əy ‘little / small / tiny’ 66, 191 PTB
*ʔ-gyik ‘little bit’ 346 PTB
*sin¹ ~ tsin¹ ‘liver / bitter’ 31 PLB
*m-sin ‘liver / bitter’ 31, 33, 34, 56, 64, 119, 124, 134, 141, 154, 277, 291, 296, 306, 475 PTB
*r-saŋ ‘lizard’ 127 PTB
*s-gal ‘load / burden’ 416, 423 PTB
*wan ~ wat ‘load / burden / transport’ 519 PTB
*dzwaŋ ‘lofty / elevated’ 269 PTB
*low ‘long’ 224 PTB
*s-riŋ ‘long’ 280, 282, 296 PTB
*duŋ ~ tuːŋ ‘long / length’ 288 PTB
*d-rum ‘long for / pine for’ 141, 272 PTB
*gra ‘long (time)’ 175 PTB
*ʔ-myaŋ¹/³ ‘long (time)’ 265 PTB
*l-ta-t-s ‘look’ 456 PTB
*ney ‘look / try to’ 206 PTB
*s-loŋ¹ ‘loris’ 285 PLB
*praŋ ‘loud / bright’ 303 PTB
*san¹/² ‘louse’ 261 PLB
*s-r(y)ik ‘louse’ 29, 78, 102, 153, 344, 347, 527, 537 PTB
*s(y)ar ‘louse’ 390, 402, 537 PTB
*ŋ-(w)aːy ‘love / make love’ 210, 217, 220 PTB
*s-nem ~ s-nyam ‘low / soft’ 248, 290, 299, 509 PTB
*m-dey¹ ‘lump / hunk / slab’ 206 PLB
*p-wap ‘lung’ 342, 476, 533 PTB
*tsi-wap ‘lung’ 367 PTB
*r/s-wap ‘lung’ 533 PTB
*tsywap ‘lung’ 66, 338 PTB
*tsi-wap ‘lung’ 86 PTB
*tsəy² ‘lung / exhale’ 502 PLB
*tsəy² ‘lung / exhale’ 502 PLB
*(t)sit ‘lung / exhale’ 502, 367 PTB
*s-luŋ ~ s-luk ‘maggot’ 522 PTB
*s-luk ~ s-luŋ ‘maggot’ 522 PTB
*ʔur ‘make noise / hum / chat / babble’ 385, 396, 402 PTB
*pu ‘male / father / grandfather’ 24 PTB
*pʷa ‘man / father / husband / person’ 165, 166, 170, 172, 173, 175 PTB
*wa ‘man / father / husband / person’ 250 PTB
*r-mi(y)-n ‘man / person’ 81, 88, 118, 201, 449 PTB
*haːy ‘mango’ 210 PTB
*mra² ‘many’ 39, 164 PLB
*suy ‘marrow’ 230 PTB
*r-kliŋ ~ r-kl(y)aŋ ‘marrow / brain’ 128, 282, 283, 495, 507 PTB
*ʔ-glaŋ¹ ‘marrow / brain’ 265, 507 PLB
*hyam ‘mat’ 65 PTB
*graŋ ~ kraŋ ‘measure / count’ 303 PTB
*s-nya-k ‘meat / flesh’ 481 PTB
*s-man ‘medicine’ 37 PTB
*r-tsəy ‘medicine / juice / paint’ 189, 201, 464 PTB
*grim ~ krim ‘meet’ 497 PTB
*grum ~ krum ‘meet’ 497 PTB
*ŋra ‘meet’ 81 PTB
*s/m-grəy ‘melt’ 189 PTB
*s-grəy¹ ‘melt’ 190 PLB
*m-luŋ ‘mind / heart / liver’ 141 PTB
*b-rut ‘mischievous / rowdy / hooligan’ 364 PTB
*ŋwal ‘mix / stir’ 408 PTB
*hwel ‘mix / stir’ 420 PTB
*r-men ‘mole (blemish) / wen’ 81, 290, 296 PTB
*m-ruk ‘monkey’ 145 PTB
*b-woy ‘monkey’ 229 PTB
*d/g-woy-n ‘monkey’ 24, 450 PTB
*m-yuk ‘monkey’ 357 PTB
*myukL ‘monkey’ 37, 39, 96 PLB
*s-myukH ‘monkey’ 39 PLB
*mruk ‘monkey’ 80, 145 PTB
*s/g-la ‘moon / month’ 34, 52, 134, 162, 165, 168, 172 PTB
*s/ʔ-la³ ‘moon / month’ 39, 164 PLB
*krəy ‘moon / moonlight’ 189 PTB
*b-raŋ ~ s-raŋ ‘morning’ 263 PTB
*t(s)um ~ (t)sum ‘mortar’ 31, 32, 275 PTB
*tśrum ‘mortar’ 79 PTB
*ʔ-bikL ‘mosquito’ 344 PLB
*kraŋ ‘mosquito / ʴrefly’ 262 PTB
*m-na ‘mother’ 173 PTB
*n(y)u ‘mother’ 540 PTB
*ma-n ‘mother / feminine suffix’ 175, 448 PTB
*yay ~ ʔay ‘mother / grandmother / maternal aunt’ 208 PTB
*m/r-duŋ ‘mountain / hillock’ 285, 310 PTB
*ku(w) ‘mouth’ 198 PTB
*muk ‘mouth’ 537 PTB
*muːr ‘mouth / face / gills / beak’ 397, 402, 426, 537 PTB
*ʔuːm ‘mouthful’ 496 PTB
*m-kyit ‘move’ 349 PTB
*s-ril ~ s-gril ‘move / roll’ 410, 411 PTB
*mra ~ mya ‘much / many’ 80, 169 PTB
*m-gwapL ~ C-krapL ‘munch / bite down on’ 338 PLB
*g/s-məw ‘mushroom’ 134, 184 PTB
*ʔ-məw¹ ‘mushroom’ 183 PLB
*gla ‘musk deer’ 176 PTB
*ʔ-ga² ‘mute / dumb / stupid’ 57, 165 PLB
*m-ʔa ‘mute / dumb / stupid’ 57, 176 PTB
*m-dakL ‘mutually / reciprocal action’ 318, 320 PLB
*m-(t)syen ‘nail / claw’ 29, 278, 290, 296 PTB
*m-(t)sin ‘nail / claw’ 291 PTB
*ʔ-miŋ¹/³ ‘name’ 248 PLB
*r/s-miŋ ‘name / order / command’ 81, 127, 280, 296, 298, 307, 496, 528, 529 PTB
*miːn ‘name (v.) / order / command’ 306, 307, 529 PTB
*gyapL ‘narrow’ 315 PLB
*ʔ-gyiŋ² ‘narrow / constricted’ 282 PLB
*gyap ‘narrow / crowded’ 338, 342 PTB
*ʔon ‘nauseated / vomit’ 292 PTB
*laːy ~ s-tay ‘navel / middle / center’ 52, 102, 208, 210, 217 PTB
*s-naːy ~ s-ney ‘near’ 215, 220, 511 PTB
*ba² ‘nearby place / vicinity’ 163 PLB
*m-liŋ ‘neck’ 280, 296, 307 PTB
*tuk ~ twak ‘neck’ 357, 359, 361, 514 PTB
*m-liŋ¹ ‘neck’ 39 PLB
*s-ke-k ‘neck / neck-shaped’ 204, 481 PTB
*kap ‘needle’ 198, 251, 342 PTB
*k-rap ~ k-ram ‘needle’ 336, 517 PTB
*k-rapH ‘needle’ 337 PLB
*ʔap ~ gaːp ‘needle’ 57 PTB
*ma-y ‘negative’ 172, 488 PTB
*da ~ ta ‘negative imperative’ 162, 172 PTB
*m-tu ~ m-du ‘nephew / descendant’ 184, 200, 464 PTB
*kʷəy ‘nest’ 196 PTB
*kʷəy¹ ‘nest’ 25 PLB
*gram ‘net’ 299 PTB
*gwa-n ~ kwa-n ‘net (casting)’ 177, 258, 280, 450 PTB
*g-sik ‘new’ 144, 344 PTB
*sar ‘new’ 402 PTB
*g-sar ‘new / fresh’ 385, 386, 387, 391 PTB
*ya ‘night’ 165 PTB
*d/s-kəw ‘nine’ 139, 140, 149, 178, 184, 199 PTB
*gəw² ‘nine’ 182, 477 PLB
*s-kwa ‘nine’ 24 PTB
*s-row ‘nit’ 224 PTB
*syay ‘noisy / agitated’ 209 PTB
*s-na ~ s-naːr ‘nose’ 102, 103, 162, 165, 172, 386, 426, 427 PTB
*ma² ‘not’ 38 PLB
*ʔaŋ- ~ ʔak- ‘noun prefix’ 522 PTB
*-ma³ ‘noun suffix’ 38 PLB
*tum¹ ‘numb / befuddled’ 273 PLB
*k(y)an¹ ‘object to’ 260 PLB
*r-ga ‘old’ 127, 129 PTB
*b-gres ‘old’ 437 PTB
*ʔit ‘one’ 352 PTB
*ʔ-dikL ‘one / only’ 346 PLB
*tyak ~ g-t(y)ik ‘one / only’ 346, 347, 507 PTB
*b-tsoŋ ‘onion’ 311 PTB
*swa-n ‘onion / garlic’ 177, 301, 446, 448 PTB
*pwaŋ³ ‘open’ 249 PLB
*m-ka ‘open / opening / mouth / door’ 21, 125, 170, 173 PTB
*ʔ-ŋakL ‘open wide’ 117, 242 PLB
*yaːr ‘other / outside’ 392 PTB
*s-ram ‘otter’ 102, 191 PTB
*sram¹ ‘otter’ 255 PLB
*sram or s-ram ‘otter’ 69, 77, 102, 150, 250, 257 PTB
*r-kwa(ː)k ‘outer covering’ 328, 514 PTB
*ʔ-gukL ‘outer covering / bark (n.) / rind / skin’ 378 PLB
*kok ‘outer covering / bark (n.) / rind / skin’ 378, 514 PTB
*grol ‘overbearing / exploitative’ 421 PTB
*muːŋ ~ r/s-muːk ‘overcast / foggy / dark / sullen’ 81, 127, 289, 309, 310, 359, 360, 523 PTB
*brup ~ prup ‘overflow / flood’ 134, 369, 496 PTB
*gu ~ ku ‘owl’ 199 PTB
*m-tapH ‘pack into / put into’ 337 PLB
*dzum ~ tsum ‘pair’ 272 PTB
*pʷa-n ‘palm / sole’ 173, 175, 446 PTB
*r-pʷak ‘palm / sole’ 61 PTB
*gyəy² ‘parrot’ 189 PLB
*s-lay ~ ley ‘pass / exceed’ 208, 216, 511 PTB
*ʔ-ba¹ ‘patch’ 163 PLB
*pʷa ‘patch / sew’ 61 PTB
*g-la ‘pay / give for’ 173 PTB
*m-daŋ ~ m-doŋ ‘peacock / partridge / pheasant’ 129, 294 PTB
*m-doŋ ~ daŋ ‘peacock / partridge / pheasant’ 129, 294 PTB
*m-tukH ‘peck / strike / hook onto’ 358 PLB
*koːr ‘peel / husk’ 385, 401, 426 PTB
*kruk ‘pen / corral’ 357 PTB
*m-ley ~ m-li ‘penis’ 47, 49, 153, 219, 509 PTB
*r-lik ‘penis / testicles’ 344, 374 PTB
*tsaŋ¹ ‘person / human being’ 265 PLB
*rwakL ‘pheasant’ 508 PLB
*s-rik ~ s-ryak ‘pheasant / partridge’ 78, 324, 328, 343, 346, 347, 371, 507, 527 PTB
*kaːk ‘phlegm’ 325 PTB
*har ‘phlegm’ 391 PTB
*s-g-ruk ‘pick up’ 357 PTB
*k-rukH ‘pick up’ 96 PLB
*bruk ‘piebald / speckled’ 363 PTB
*m-(d)z(y)u(ː)k ‘pierce / plant (v.) / erect / thorn’ 31, 362, 529 PTB
*dz(y)ut ‘pierce / plant (v.) / erect / thorn’ 529 PTB
*pʷakL ‘pig’ 319 PLB
*pʷak ‘pig’ 61, 62, 96, 147, 318, 319, 328 PTB
*wakL ‘pig’ 62 PLB
*wakL ‘pig’ 62 PLB
*s-ni(ː)p ~ r/s-nyap ~ s-nu(ː)p ‘pinch / squeeze / press / oppress / sink into / submerge / enter’ 339, 342, 355, 356, 370, 499, 505, 507 PTB
*sik ‘pinch / twist’ 344 PTB
*taŋ ‘pine’ 264 PTB
*row ~ raw ‘pine / fir’ 224, 226, 515 PTB
*s-ra ‘place’ 78, 173 PTB
*dziŋ ‘plant (n.) / tree’ 281 PTB
*gay ~ kay ‘plant (v.)’ 209 PTB
*kay ~ gay ‘plant (v.)’ 209 PTB
*s-ŋakH ‘plantain / banana’ 242 PLB
*s-ŋak ‘plantain / banana’ 318 PTB
*r-tsyaːy ‘play’ 210 PTB
*džay² ‘play’ 30 PLB
*ʔ-tšwatH ‘pluck’ 332 PLB
*s-ray ‘pluralizer’ 209, 212 PTB
*duk ~ tuk ‘poison’ 357, 363 PTB
*s-k-yok ‘poker / pudding stick / ladle’ 295, 517 PTB
*d-bul ~ d-bil ‘poor’ 419, 423 PTB
*ʔ-blu¹ ‘porcupine’ 74, 113, 180, 241 PLB
*s-blu ‘porcupine’ 74, 184 PTB
*ŋas ‘possess / keep’ 432 PTB
*duːŋ ‘post / column’ 287 PTB
*daːy ~ taːy ‘pound / crush’ 210 PTB
*ʔ-mun¹/³ ‘powder’ 249, 279 PLB
*s-lwap ‘practice / learn’ 342 PTB
*m/ʔ-gyaŋ¹/³ ‘practice / train’ 265 PLB
*s-brum ‘pregnant’ 308 PTB
*m-gu¹/³ ‘prepare / practice / rehearse’ 180 PLB
*ʔ-nipL ‘press’ 112 PLB
*pəw² ‘price’ 183 PLB
*pəw ‘price’ 184 PTB
*toy or tway ‘propitiate / appease’ 229 PTB
*tway or toy ‘propitiate / appease’ 229 PTB
*graŋ ‘provide (food)’ 303 PTB
*kaːy ‘pull / drag / lead (v.)’ 210 PTB
*s-nyak ‘pulverize / shatter / diminutive’ 323 PTB
*maːy ‘pumpkin’ 210 PTB
*pu² ‘pumpkin / gourd’ 180 PLB
*nye-s ‘punish’ 203, 291 PTB
*s-naːy ‘pus’ 210 PTB
*m-blen¹ ‘pus’ 69, 74, 124 PLB
*m-blen ‘pus / boil (n.)’ 291 PTB
*ʔ-da² ‘put / place’ 113 PLB
*s-ta-t ‘put / place’ 162, 172, 250, 442, 454, 461 PTB
*gam ‘put into mouth / seize with mouth / jaw / molar’ 299 PTB
*s/ʔ-yipL ‘put to sleep’ 315 PLB
*dway ‘put together / be even with / come up to’ 214 PTB
*liŋ² ~ likL ‘python’ 281 PLB
*la² ‘question particle’ 163 PLB
*la-y ‘question particle’ 209, 231, 488 PTB
*dz(y)ay-s ‘quotative particle’ 208, 477 PTB
*džay²/¹ ‘quotative particle’ 477 PLB
*r-wa ~ s-wa ~ g-wa ‘rain’ 127, 128, 162, 171, 173 PTB
*rwa-s ‘rain’ 44, 387, 433 PTB
*zuːr ‘rainy season’ 397, 426 PTB
*blu-t-s ‘ransom’ 456 PTB
*k-r-wakH ‘rat’ 138 PLB
*r-wak ‘rat’ 151, 321 PTB
*syow ‘rat’ 228 PTB
*sya-yəw ‘rat’ 228 PTB
*b-yəw-n ‘rat / rabbit / hare’ 45, 130, 182, 185, 199, 449 PTB
*grok ‘ravine / gulf’ 378 PTB
*džim² ‘raw’ 19 PLB
*dz(y)im ‘raw / green’ 19 PTB
*riːt ‘reap’ 350 PTB
*riːtL ‘reap’ 41, 42, 43 PLB
*hu ‘rear (offspring) / raise (to maturity) / nourish’ 58 PTB
*t(y)a-n ‘red’ 177, 262, 452, 485, 516 PTB
*ʔ-ni¹ ‘red’ 40, 100 PLB
*r-ni ‘red’ 412, 428 PTB
*t(s)aːy ‘red’ 516, 262 PTB
*tsyak ‘red / blood / gold’ 323, 328 PTB
*kyeŋ ‘red / blushing’ 292, 311 PTB
*dziŋ ‘relatives / ancestors’ 31, 529 PTB
*k-lwatH ‘release’ 315 PLB
*priŋ¹/² ~ pyiŋ¹/² ‘release / send forth’ 282 PLB
*glan ‘repair / mend’ 301 PTB
*tsap ‘repay’ 336, 342 PTB
*bay ‘repeat / practice’ 208, 220 PTB
*su² ‘resemble’ 180, 199 PLB
*m-taːy ‘retaliate / grudge (bear a)’ 210 PTB
*kuk ‘return / year’ 357, 358 PTB
*b-sey ‘rhinoceros’ 220 PTB
*dzya ‘rice’ 168 PTB
*dža¹ ‘rice’ 19, 30, 163 PLB
*ma-y ~ mey ‘rice / paddy’ 216, 217, 221, 231, 486, 511 PTB
*ma-y ‘rice / paddy’ 231 PTB
*dzyon ‘ride (an animal)’ 34, 66, 291 PTB
*gyi ~ dzyi ‘ride (horse)’ 188, 200 PTB
*ʔal ‘right (correct) / good’ 406 PTB
*g-ya ~ g-ra ‘righthand / right side’ 29, 46, 96, 134, 165, 169, 176 PTB
*bran ‘ring (for finger)’ 69 PTB
*s-min ‘ripe / sweet / delicious’ 277, 296, 495, 496 PTB
*s/ʔ-min¹ ‘ripe / sweet / delicious’ 39 PLB
*syar ‘rise / east’ 391 PTB
*daw ‘risk / defy / hostile’ 225 PTB
*laŋ¹ ‘river / valley’ 266 PLB
*lam ‘road’ 47, 48, 250 PTB
*r-ŋaw ‘roast / fry’ 127, 128, 227 PTB
*ka(ː)ŋ ‘roast / toast / burn / be dry’ 268 PTB
*ʔ-gaŋ¹ ‘roast / toast / burn / be dry’ 268 PLB
*b-rak ‘rock / stone’ 318 PTB
*ʔ-rakL ‘rock / stone’ 319 PLB
*lipL ‘roll (n.) / curled object’ 353 PLB
*r-tul ‘roll up / wrap’ 127, 129, 415 PTB
*ʔ-kyakH ‘rope / cord / navel’ 318, 319 PLB
*zyaːw ~ zyu(w) ‘rot / decay / digest’ 35, 66, 227 PTB
*pəy² ‘rot / disintegrate’ 189 PLB
*tswəy ‘rot / pus’ 194 PTB
*m-bup ‘rot / spotted / write’ 369 PTB
*sak ‘rough’ 318 PTB
*gram ‘rough / coarse’ 252, 532 PTB
*zlum ‘round’ 78, 272 PTB
*wal ‘round / circular / enclosure’ 404, 406, 424 PTB
*kruk ‘rouse / awaken / disturb’ 363 PTB
*sywəy ‘rub / scrape / shave’ 66, 85, 195 PTB
*sapH ‘rub / stroke’ 337 PLB
*nuːl ‘rub / wear down’ 417, 426 PTB
*pwan ~ pwat ‘rub off / grind’ 519 PTB
*m-dzəw² ‘ruler / lord / emperor’ 123 PLB
*b-ləy ‘run’ 189 PTB
*b-ləy² ‘run’ 213 PLB
*gan ‘run / dance / kick’ 519 PTB
*k(y)at ‘run / dance / kick’ 519 PTB
*ploŋ ‘run / flee’ 294 PTB
*gyar ~ hyar ‘run / ride / go by vehicle’ 58, 65, 391 PTB
*tsaːy ~ saːy ‘rust / dross / stain / excrement’ 210 PTB
*krwap ‘rustle’ 82, 338 PTB
*s-nyuŋ ‘sad / ill / achy / tired’ 284 PTB
*m-ʔ-yen ‘saliva / spittle’ 115 PTB
*g-ryum ‘salt’ 134, 272, 275 PTB
*la ‘salt’ 173 PTB
*gryum ‘salt’ 308 PTB
*tsa ‘salt’ 31, 162, 165, 168, 172, 174 PTB
*m-t(s)i ‘salt / yeast’ 34, 540 PTB
*hyam ‘salty’ 299 PTB
*z(l)a-y ‘sand’ 486 PTB
*dzəy² ‘sap’ 189 PLB
*k-wa ‘satiated’ 171 PTB
*m-pup ‘satiated’ 369 PTB
*sepH ‘scale (of fish or reptile)’ 316 PLB
*s-lip ‘scale (of fish or reptile)’ 353 PTB
*sep ‘scale (of fish or reptile)’ 353, 376 PTB
*graːy ‘scatter / sow (seeds) / disperse’ 211 PTB
*tsaːy ~ saːy ‘scoop / dip out’ 210 PTB
*ʔ-tapH ‘scoop with both hands’ 336, 337 PLB
*s-diːk ‘scorpion / crab / shrimp’ 345, 496, 503, 527 PTB
*ku(ː)t ‘scrape / carve / scratch’ 364, 496 PTB
*d-kew ‘scratch’ 231 PTB
*hyak ‘scratch’ 65, 323 PTB
*m-krak ‘scratch / rake (v.)’ 318 PTB
*m-kret ‘scratch / scrape’ 375 PTB
*pa ‘search for / seek’ 24 PTB
*mraŋ ‘see / look toward’ 37, 80, 267, 303 PTB
*dzəy ‘seed’ 31, 190 PTB
*yəw² ‘seed’ 35 PLB
*tay ‘self’ 208 PTB
*ywar ‘sell / buy’ 63, 386, 388, 393 PTB
*ʔ-dzəy¹ ‘send on an errand / causative’ 199 PLB
*s-nam ‘sesame’ 250 PTB
*s/ʔ-nam² ‘sesame’ 38, 253 PLB
*tuŋ¹ ‘set (a trap) / cock (a weapon)’ 285 PLB
*gim¹ ‘set (of the sun)’ 249 PLB
*g(l)im ~ g(l)um ‘set (of the sun)’ 274, 499 PTB
*m-diŋ¹ ~ ʔ-diŋ¹ ‘settled / come to rest’ 123, 308 PLB
*m/s-diŋ ‘settled / fix / establish’ 307 PTB
*s-ni-s ‘seven’ 44, 103, 149, 153, 351, 352, 434, 477 PTB
*ʔ-nit ~ ši² ‘seven’ 477 PLB
*grup ~ ʔ-grup ~ ʔ-drup ‘sew’ 141 PTB
*d/g-rup ‘sew’ 369 PTB
*krwi(y) ‘sew’ 82 PTB
*g/s-rip ‘shade / shadow’ 353 PTB
*day ‘shallow’ 209 PTB
*dim ‘shallow’ 271 PTB
*tak ‘sharp’ 318 PTB
*takH ‘sharp’ 319 PLB
*s-ryam ‘sharp’ 77, 299 PTB
*kywan¹/²/³ ‘sharpen’ 260 PLB
*kuːk ‘shear / strip / pare’ 359, 361 PTB
*luk ‘sheep’ 363 PTB
*yaŋ ‘sheep / yak’ 29, 523 PTB
*g-yak ‘sheep / yak’ 523 PTB
*krap ‘shell / shield’ 342 PTB
*kroy ‘shellfish’ 228 PTB
*d-po ‘shield’ 204 PTB
*m-ba ‘shine / bright’ 123, 163 PTB
*hwan/t ‘shine / bright / light’ 429 PTB
*hwaŋ ‘shine / bright / yellow’ 430 PTB
*glwak ‘shine / flash’ 328 PTB
*m-pökH ‘shoot’ 315 PLB
*m-puk ‘shoot’ 357 PTB
*ʔap ~ gaːp ‘shoot’ 57, 137, 340 PTB
*gaːp ~ ʔap ‘shoot’ 57, 137, 340 PTB
*ʔaːw ‘shout’ 225 PTB
*s-mraŋ¹ ‘show’ 268 PLB
*dzyiːp ‘shut / close (v.) / close together’ 31, 353 PTB
*ʔ-bakL ‘side’ 113 PLB
*ʔ-nam¹ ‘side / rib’ 40, 100, 112 PLB
*mul ‘silver’ 415 PTB
*d-ŋul ‘silver’ 83, 414, 415, 424 PTB
*r-kyaŋ ‘single’ 264 PTB
*tay ~ tan ‘single / one / whole / only’ 262 PTB
*dan ~ day ‘single / one / whole / only’ 262, 516 PTB
*day ~ dan ‘single / one / whole / only’ 262, 516 PTB
*lip ~ lup ‘sink into / dive’ 354, 370 PTB
*sriŋ ‘sister / matrilineal lineage’ 77, 307 PTB
*dzar ‘sister (of a man)’ 34, 385, 388, 391 PTB
*m-duŋ/k ~ m-tuŋ/k ‘sit’ 288, 523 PTB
*d-kruk ‘six’ 23, 71 PTB
*d-k-ruk ‘six’ 44, 140, 145, 148, 149, 357, 360, 361, 363 PTB
*pʷul ~ pʷil ‘skin’ 280, 501 PTB
*pun ~ pin ‘skin’ 418 PTB
*wul ~ wun ‘skin’ 418 PTB
*ʔul ‘skin’ 58 PTB
*m-k-rəy¹ ‘skin / outer covering’ 189 PLB
*məw² ‘sky / heavens’ 183 PLB
*r-məw ‘sky / heavens / clouds’ 81, 129, 184 PTB
*s-rwəy ‘slant / slope’ 195 PTB
*gywan¹ ‘slave’ 248, 261 PLB
*g(y)wal ~ k(y)wal ‘slave / servant’ 261, 408, 424 PTB
*r/s-mwəy ‘sleep’ 195, 200 PTB
*yipL ~ yupL ‘sleep’ 27, 35, 315 PLB
*g-dzim ‘sleep’ 305 PTB
*g/r-nyiːt ‘sleep / nod’ 36, 350 PTB
*s-yip ~ s-yup ‘sleep / put to sleep / conceal / hide (v.)’ 56, 153, 192, 354, 369, 370, 499, 500, 533 PTB
*myel ‘sleepy’ 420, 427 PTB
*s-lep ‘slice / pare off’ 376 PTB
*ble ‘slip’ 203 PTB
*ŋay ‘small / inferior / offspring’ 209 PTB
*m/s-nam ‘smell’ 103, 119, 250, 251 PTB
*nam¹/²/³ ‘smell’ 253 PLB
*bat ‘smell / odor’ 330 PTB
*b-suŋ ~ b-saŋ ‘smell / scent / fragrant’ 288, 482, 513 PTB
*kəw-n/t ‘smoke’ 178, 184, 199, 451, 454 PTB
*kəw² ‘smoke’ 182 PLB
*s-b/m-ruːl ‘snake’ 43, 44, 80, 81, 83, 134, 151, 235, 385, 387, 388, 414, 417, 424, 426 PTB
*m-r-wəy¹ ‘snake’ 83 PLB
*s-ŋor ‘snore’ 400 PTB
*hal ‘snore’ 406, 424 PTB
*s-nap ‘snot’ 37, 102, 336 PTB
*ʔ-napL ‘snot’ 99, 112 PLB
*wal ‘snow / frost / ice / hail’ 387, 404, 428 PTB
*wa² ‘snow / frost / ice / hail’ 46, 171, 428 PLB
*kyam ‘snow / ice / cold’ 252, 532 PTB
*s-pʷal ‘snow / ice / frost / hail’ 172, 408 PTB
*s-rup ‘snuff up / sip’ 369, 495 PTB
*pryo-k ‘soft / boiled’ 205, 481 PTB
*makL ‘soldier’ 35 PLB
*gaːr ~ kaːr ‘solid / frozen’ 392, 426 PTB
*kaːr ~ gaːr ‘solid / frozen’ 392, 426 PTB
*s-maːk ‘son-in-law’ 233, 325 PTB
*ʔ-makL ‘son-in-law’ 37, 474 PLB
*krwəy ‘son-in-law / daughter-in-law’ 22, 69, 82, 194, 200 PTB
*ʔ-mu² ‘soot / acrid (smoke)’ 112, 180 PLB
*sem-s ‘soul / mind / heart / spirit / breath’ 311, 537 PTB
*s/ʔ-la³ ‘soul / spirit’ 39, 164 PLB
*mriŋ ‘sound / noise’ 307 PTB
*s-kyuːr ~ s-kwyaːr ‘sour / be acid’ 85, 384, 398, 402, 426, 449, 475, 514 PTB
*suːr ~ swaːr ‘sour / be acid’ 85, 384, 398, 402, 426, 449, 475, 514 PTB
*ka³ ‘sow (seeds)’ 163 PLB
*ka ‘span / divaricate’ 24 PTB
*m-tsa ‘sparrow’ 168 PTB
*s-br(w)aŋ ~ br(w)ak ‘speak’ 523 PTB
*grwas ‘speak / word’ 437 PTB
*daŋ² ‘speech / language’ 19 PLB
*m-kaŋ ‘spider’ 266 PTB
*kaŋ ~ waŋ ‘spider / spin’ 57 PTB
*ʔ-gyaŋ¹ ‘spin’ 266 PLB
*m-ga ‘spin / card fibers’ 266 PTB
*waŋ² ‘spin / spindle’ 269 PLB
*pʷaŋ ‘spin / spindle’ 61, 266, 269, 303 PTB
*bʷar ‘spindle’ 61 PTB
*s-mwəy ‘spindle / twirl’ 195 PTB
*hla³ ‘spirit’ 56 PLB
*m/s-tuːk ‘spit / spew’ 117, 359, 360 PTB
*m/s-twa ‘spit / spittle / saliva’ 173, 174 PTB
*m-ts(y)il ~ m-tśril ‘spit / spittle / saliva’ 79, 80, 119, 124, 410, 411, 424 PTB
*r-pay ‘spleen’ 208, 221 PTB
*ʔ-pray¹ ‘spleen’ 73 PLB
*(d)ziːt ~ (t)siːt ‘split’ 350 PTB
*m-dziːtL ~ m-tsiːtH ‘split’ 502 PLB
*dzik ~ dziŋ ‘split / mince’ 31, 502 PTB
*s-lapH ‘split apart / split open’ 337 PLB
*m-hew ‘spoiled / wasted’ 231 PTB
*r-dal ‘spread / extend / develop’ 424 PTB
*yaːr ‘spread / extend / sail’ 393, 403, 426 PTB
*kaŋ² ‘spread / stretch out’ 266 PLB
*ʔ-bran³ ‘spread wide’ 260 PLB
*s-nyit ‘squeeze’ 349, 355 PTB
*s-ley/ŋ ~ s-rey/ŋ ‘squirrel / weasel’ 77, 292, 296, 311, 512 PTB
*s-ru² ‘squirrel (flying)’ 180 PLB
*g-r(y)ap ‘stand’ 136, 342, 48, 339 PTB
*ʔ-rapL ‘stand’ 35 PLB
*ʔ-rapL ‘stand’ 35, 56, 315, 339, 530 PLB
*graːy ‘star’ 212 PTB
*ʔ-grəy¹ ‘star’ 23 PLB
*s-kar ‘star’ 386, 387, 391 PTB
*s-ŋʷ(y)a-t ‘star / moon’ 24, 26, 85, 332, 335 PTB
*mwatL ‘star / moon’ 332 PLB
*kəw² ‘steal’ 182 PLB
*hu ~ r-kəw ‘steal’ 57 PTB
*m-ruːk ‘steal’ 80 PTB
*r-kəw ~ r-kun ~ r-kut ‘steal / thief’ 127, 129, 178, 184, 198, 227, 441, 442, 454, 515 PTB
*tsyuk ‘steep’ 357 PTB
*s-nak ~ s-naŋ ‘step on’ 523 PTB
*swat ‘stick into’ 332 PTB
*kyapH ‘stick into / insert’ 337 PLB
*tsapH ‘stick into / insert’ 337 PLB
*da¹ ‘stick (n.)’ 163 PLB
*neːk ‘sticky’ 374 PTB
*ʔ-nyakL ‘sticky’ 374 PLB
*rwat ‘stiff / tough’ 332 PTB
*taːy ‘sting / scold’ 210 PTB
*ʔ-wikL ‘stomach’ 47, 344 PLB
*r-luŋ ~ k-luk ‘stone’ 47, 50, 70, 127, 128, 288, 523 PTB
*tsu(w)-t ~ tsəy ‘stop up / plug up’ 367 PTB
*tsəw-t ‘stop up / plug up’ 461 PTB
*dyam ~ tyam ‘straight / flat / full’ 51, 65, 307 PTB
*tan² ‘straight / upright’ 260 PLB
*bleŋ ~ pleŋ ‘straight(en)’ 281, 292 PTB
*gra ‘stranger / guest / enemy’ 173 PTB
*ʔik ‘strangle’ 344, 348 PTB
*klyoŋ ‘stream / river / valley’ 294 PTB
*d-baŋ ‘strength’ 140 PTB
*k-ra ‘strength / win’ 170 PTB
*ʔ-džan³ ~ ʔ-tšan³ ‘stretch out’ 260 PLB
*r-tuk ‘strike’ 363 PTB
*bliŋ ‘string / thread / cord’ 307 PTB
*m-gakL ‘striped’ 120 PLB
*b-tsan ‘strong / firm’ 260 PTB
*zan¹ ‘strong / firm’ 28, 260 PLB
*zan ‘strong / firm’ 442 PTB
*graŋ ~ kraŋ ‘strong / firm / tight / distended’ 267, 303 PTB
*bul ~ pul ‘stump / tree / root’ 416, 424 PTB
*tšukL ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 30 PLB
*dz(y)oːp ~ ts(y)oːp ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 31, 371, 382 PTB
*C-tšupL ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 316 PLB
*dzyow ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 382 PTB
*dzyuk ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 382 PTB
*dzyut ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 382 PTB
*dz(y)əw ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 382 PTB
*dzyup ~ dzyip ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 382, 500 PTB
*tsyup ~ tsyip ‘suck / kiss / breast / milk’ 500 PTB
*nəy ‘sun / day’ 191, 201, 464 PTB
*riŋ ‘sun / sunshine’ 281 PTB
*məw²-ts(y)a¹ ‘sunlight’ 30 PLB
*tsyar ‘sunshine’ 391 PTB
*kroy ‘surround’ 229 PTB
*ʔut ‘swaggering / noisy’ 364 PTB
*mlyəw-k ‘swallow (v.)’ 81, 84 PTB
*hur ~ hir ~ hyar ~ hwar ‘sweat’ 399, 429, 514 PTB
*ʔ-grwəy² ‘sweat’ 82 PLB
*ʔ-grwəy² ‘sweat’ 82, 195 PLB
*s-krul ~ s-ŋrul ‘sweat’ 83, 102, 129, 414 PTB
*syim ‘sweep’ 305 PTB
*py(w)ak ‘sweep / broom’ 66, 85, 128, 323, 527 PTB
*kyəw¹ ‘sweet’ 182 PLB
*kyəw ‘sweet’ 185 PTB
*twi(y) ‘sweet’ 197 PTB
*s-klum ‘sweet’ 275 PTB
*hul ~ hil ‘sweet’ 58, 419, 501 PTB
*dz(y)im ‘sweet / delicious’ 34, 66, 271 PTB
*C-pwapL ‘swell up’ 315 PLB
*bwap ~ s-bwam ‘swell up / be swollen / stout / calf of leg’ 252, 341, 518 PTB
*hya ‘swidden / field (mountain)’ 171 PTB
*hya¹ ‘swidden / field (mountain)’ 56 PLB
*m-pwam²/³ ‘swollen / plump’ 249 PLB
*m-duŋ ‘sword / spear’ 284 PTB
*m-ba²/³ ‘tail’ 123 PLB
*r-mi ‘tail’ 216 PTB
*r-mey ‘tail’ 216, 511 PTB
*r-may ‘tail’ 81, 106, 127, 208, 216, 217, 221, 511 PTB
*yu ‘take’ 184 PTB
*yu¹ ‘take’ 35, 180 PLB
*hyal ‘take / keep’ 65, 406 PTB
*(d)zaːy ~ (t)saːy ‘talent / aptitude / temperamant’ 210, 221 PTB
*g-tam ~ g-dam ‘talk / speak’ 299 PTB
*blum² ‘taro’ 273 PLB
*grwa ‘taro / potato’ 173 PTB
*s/ʔ-ma¹/² ‘teach’ 38, 113, 163, 241 PLB
*dzyut ~ dzyit ‘tear / rip’ 365 PTB
*m-džutL ~ m-džitL ‘tear / rip’ 502 PLB
*m-brəy¹ ‘tears’ 124 PLB
*g(y)ip ‘ten’ 198, 352, 356 PTB
*ts(y)i(y) ~ tsyay ‘ten’ 208, 212, 219, 510 PTB
*tsay¹ ‘ten’ 30, 31 PLB
*gip ‘ten’ 353 PTB
*wul ‘tend grazing animals’ 384, 416 PTB
*now ‘tender / soft’ 223, 224 PTB
*now² ‘tender / soft’ 38 PLB
*daŋ ~ taŋ ‘tense / tight’ 267 PTB
*səw¹/² ‘testicles / virility’ 182 PLB
*tow-n ~ dow-n ‘thick’ 181, 222, 224, 226, 228, 452, 515 PTB
*r-tas ‘thick / solid / coarse’ 127, 128, 129, 432 PTB
*ba² ‘thin’ 19 PLB
*ba ‘thin’ 24, 162, 169, 440 PTB
*ban/t ~ pan/t ‘thin’ 440 PTB
*lep ~ lyap ‘thin / flat / flat object’ 51, 339, 377 PTB
*r-dzas ‘thing’ 432, 437 PTB
*ray ‘things / stuff (n.)’ 209, 212 PTB
*s-nyam ‘think’ 299 PTB
*m-daŋ¹/² ‘think / feel an emotion’ 266 PLB
*C-sipL ‘thirsty’ 353 PLB
*day ‘this / that’ 207 PTB
*tsow-t ‘thorn / pierce / plant (v.) / erect’ 30, 222, 223, 224, 227, 454, 515, 529 PTB
*s-toŋ ‘thousand’ 294 PTB
*kriŋ ‘thread / string’ 23 PTB
*kriŋ¹ ‘thread / string’ 282 PLB
*krəw ‘thread / string / plait’ 199 PTB
*krim ‘threaten / terrify’ 271 PTB
*g-sum ‘three’ 32, 33, 56, 135, 149, 272, 275, 308 PTB
*ʔol ‘throat / gullet’ 58, 421 PTB
*s/m-ba ~ s/m-baːy ‘throw’ 170, 231, 483 PTB
*bʷar ~ hʷar ‘throw (away) / divorce (a spouse)’ 55, 394, 425 PTB
*m-bruŋ ~ m-bruk ‘thunder / dragon’ 524 PTB
*gleːk ‘thunderbolt / lightning’ 373 PTB
*g(y)it/k ~ k(y)it/k ‘tie / bind’ 345, 347, 528, 344 PTB
*s-dut ‘tie / knot / conclude / finish’ 368 PTB
*k-la² ‘tiger’ 138 PLB
*d-key ~ d-kəy ‘tiger’ 139, 141, 217, 219, 510 PTB
*k-la ‘tiger’ 70, 173, 393 PTB
*kyiːn¹ ~ kriːn¹ ‘time’ 249 PLB
*kyiːn ~ kriːn ‘time / occasion’ 277 PTB
*s-pok ‘time / occasion’ 379 PTB
*ta² ‘time / when’ 163 PLB
*bal ‘tired’ 386, 404, 406, 427 PTB
*m/s-lay ~ s-ley ‘tongue’ 48, 102, 119, 124, 141, 208, 215, 217, 487, 511 PTB
*s-l(y)a ‘tongue’ 50, 165, 171, 215, 487, 511 PTB
*s-lyam ‘tongue / flame’ 299 PTB
*d-ŋa ‘tooth’ 175 PTB
*swa or s-wa ‘tooth’ 27, 166, 167, 171, 172 PTB
*m-dzyway ‘tooth / tusk’ 212 PTB
*džway¹ ‘tooth / tusk’ 30 PLB
*diŋ ‘top / summit’ 307 PTB
*par ‘trade / buy / sell’ 391 PTB
*wa ‘trap’ 163 PTB
*grwat ‘travel / go through’ 335 PTB
*sikH ‘tree’ 315 PLB
*kuːŋ ‘tree / branch / stem’ 287, 310 PTB
*siŋ ~ sik ‘tree / wood’ 32, 33, 34, 282, 283, 347, 475, 524, 528 PTB
*tur ‘tremble / shake / pulse’ 396 PTB
*s-la ‘trousers’ 29, 165, 169, 172 PTB
*ʔ-la² ‘trousers’ 56, 112, 163 PLB
*m-gʷya¹/² ‘trumpet’ 26 PLB
*gliŋ ‘tube / flute’ 280 PTB
*gil ‘turn / corner’ 410, 412 PTB
*pyapH ‘turn over’ 337 PLB
*m-pup ‘turn over / search for / seek’ 337, 369 PTB
*wik ‘tusk / fang / canine tooth’ 344 PTB
*m-kul ‘twenty / all’ 24, 119, 384, 385, 388, 414, 416, 425 PTB
*m-naːy ‘twist / knead’ 210 PTB
*g/s-ni-s ‘two’ 135, 149, 241, 351, 352, 434, 477, 481 PTB
*ʔ-nit ~ ni² ‘two’ 351, 477 PLB
*zryaŋ ~ ryaŋ ‘uncle / a superior’ 66, 79, 303 PTB
*bʷaŋ ~ pʷaŋ ‘uncle / elder brother / senior male relative’ 269, 303 PTB
*prəy¹ ‘untie’ 73 PLB
*pyin ~ pyit ‘untie / loosen’ 520 PTB
*s-tyaŋ ‘upper part / rise / raise’ 304 PTB
*m-(d)zyəy² ‘urine’ 27, 189 PLB
*zəy ‘urine’ 31 PTB
*g-ts(y)i-t/n ‘urine’ 31, 187, 194, 454, 441 PTB
*zum² ‘use’ 28 PLB
*z(y)um ~ zuŋ ‘use’ 34, 66, 276, 531 PTB
*s-tu ‘vagina / vulva’ 247 PTB
*klu(ː)ŋ ~ k(l)uk ‘valley / river’ 287, 524 PTB
*s-myak ‘vanish / get lost’ 322 PTB
*r-tsaːy ‘vegetable’ 221 PTB
*r-sa ‘vein / sinew’ 127, 128, 129, 162, 166 PTB
*t(y)ak ~ t(y)ik ‘very / real / certain’ 65, 324, 507, 508 PTB
*r-wa ~ g-wa ‘village’ 127, 134 PTB
*kakH ‘village’ 319 PLB
*dyal ~ tyal ‘village’ 65, 406 PTB
*ʔaw ‘vomit’ 227 PTB
*C-patL ‘vomit’ 315 PLB
*m-pat ‘vomit’ 330, 335, 442 PTB
*b(y)et ‘vulva / vagina’ 375 PTB
*dzyuk ‘vulva / vagina’ 66 PTB
*gyuk ‘waist’ 357 PTB
*gyukL ~ džukL ‘waist’ 72, 358 PLB
*ʔ-laŋ¹ ‘wait’ 112, 266 PLB
*lyaŋ ‘wait’ 266 PTB
*dzoŋ ‘wait / watch for’ 31, 294 PTB
*m-ga² ‘want / think / love’ 163 PLB
*d-mak ‘war / soldier’ 99, 318 PTB
*s-lum ~ lim ‘warm / make warm’ 272 PTB
*s-lum ~ s-lim ‘warm / make warm’ 272, 275, 496 PTB
*tsəy² ‘wash’ 30, 189 PLB
*hur ~ hir ‘wash’ 397, 501 PTB
*krəw-t ‘wash’ 461 PTB
*m/b-s(y)il ~ m/b-syal ‘wash / bathe’ 409, 410, 413, 425, 508 PTB
*groːl ‘wash / clean’ 421 PTB
*ti(y) ‘water’ 193, 194, 471 PTB
*rəy ‘water’ 250 PTB
*rəy¹ ‘water’ 42, 43, 189, 213 PLB
*twəy ~ dwəy ‘water / egg / spit’ 195 PTB
*twəy-n ‘water / river’ 451 PTB
*m-ba ‘wave (in water)’ 174 PTB
*niŋ ‘way / method / custom’ 281 PTB
*gwa² ‘wear’ 25 PLB
*watL ‘wear’ 331 PLB
*w(y)a-t ~ wit ‘wear / clothe’ 333, 508 PTB
*s-g-w(y)a-n/t ‘wear / clothe’ 334, 335 PTB
*gwa-n ~ kwa-n ‘wear / put on / clothe’ 168, 172, 177, 259, 333, 334, 452 PTB
*kuk ‘wear on head’ 357 PTB
*tak ~ dak ‘weave’ 318, 328, 374 PTB
*rakL ‘weave / drive / chase’ 41, 42, 43, 61, 146, 315, 319 PLB
*sap ‘wedge’ 336, 342 PTB
*muːk ‘weeds’ 360 PTB
*krap ‘weep’ 137, 336, 339, 342 PTB
*ŋəw¹ ‘weep’ 182 PLB
*ŋəw ‘weep’ 185 PTB
*kuːk ‘weep / wail’ 363 PTB
*kyiːn¹ ‘weigh’ 27, 249 PLB
*kyiːn ‘weigh’ 277 PTB
*dwaŋ² ‘well (for water)’ 249 PLB
*s-nyak ‘wet’ 323, 374 PTB
*hus ‘wet / dew’ 435 PTB
*m-ti-s ‘wet / soak’ 434, 351 PTB
*ba-y ‘what’ 488 PTB
*ma-y ‘what’ 488 PTB
*ka-y ‘which / like / deictic’ 488 PTB
*kaŋ ‘which / like / deictic’ 488 PTB
*waːy ‘whirl / brandish / wave (v.)’ 210 PTB
*syip ~ syup ‘whisper’ 356 PTB
*sit ‘whistle’ 349 PTB
*hyu ~ huy ‘whistle’ 65 PTB
*ʔ-ditL ‘whistle / trill’ 349 PLB
*bok ‘white’ 378 PTB
*plu ‘white / silver / money’ 71, 184 PTB
*plu¹ ‘white / silver / money’ 74, 180 PLB
*b-wa ‘white / yellow’ 429 PTB
*hwaːr ~ yar ‘white / yellow / bright / shine’ 429 PTB
*su¹ ‘who / remote 3rd person pronoun’ 3, 180 PLB
*glay ‘wide / apart’ 221 PTB
*tšəw² ‘widow’ 182 PLB
*broŋ ‘wild yak / buffalo’ 294 PTB
*glaŋ ‘willow / poplar’ 304 PTB
*bat ‘wind around’ 330 PTB
*s/ʔ-ləy¹ ‘wind (n.)’ 39 PLB
*g-ləy ‘wind (n.)’ 50, 134, 192, 194, 247 PTB
*buŋ ‘wind (n.)’ 531 PTB
*duŋ¹ ‘wing’ 19 PLB
*duŋ ‘wing’ 285 PTB
*ʔ-ra¹ ‘winnow’ 163 PLB
*sutH ~ sitH ‘wipe / sweep’ 315, 502 PLB
*sut ~ sit ‘wipe / sweep’ 366, 502 PTB
*s-nəw² ‘wither’ 182 PLB
*hwaːy ‘wither / fade’ 214 PTB
*raw ‘withered / residue / corpse’ 225 PTB
*nya ‘woman’ 173 PTB
*mow ‘woman / female relative’ 223, 227 PTB
*pru(w) ‘womb’ 199 PTB
*s-not ~ s-nut ‘womb / mouth / vessel’ 381 PTB
*s-lam ‘womb / placenta’ 250 PTB
*glaŋ ~ klaŋ ‘word / language / speech / sound’ 267 PTB
*ka ‘word / speech / language’ 174 PTB
*mow ‘work / move’ 224 PTB
*di¹ ‘worm’ 188 PLB
*zril ‘worm’ 78, 79, 188, 388, 410, 412, 425 PTB
*r-ma-t ‘wound / injured’ 81, 127, 334, 461 PTB
*pun ‘wrap / cover / wear’ 495 PTB
*tip ~ tup ~ tum ‘wrap up’ 354, 370, 497, 517 PTB
*(t)syip ~ (t)syup ‘wring / crumple’ 371, 498 PTB
*tsyir ~ tsyuːr ‘wring / squeeze’ 397, 426, 498 PTB
*dwan ~ twan ‘wrinkle / shrink’ 258 PTB
*rəy¹/³ ‘write / count’ 43 PLB
*m-n(w)ay ‘yam’ 215, 217 PTB
*kywəy ‘yam’ 66, 195 PTB
*s-r(y)a ‘yam / potato’ 78, 173 PTB
*s-ni(ː)ŋ ~ s-nik ‘year’ 282, 283, 475, 524, 528 PTB
*nyey ‘younger sibling’ 206 PTB
*doy ‘younger sibling’ 221, 228 PTB
*toy ‘younger sibling’ 221, 228 PTB
*naːw ‘younger sibling’ 225, 226 PTB
*ʔ-lakL ‘youth (youngster)’ 53 PLB
*m-day³ ‘zone / expanse of territory’ 211 PLB