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#122 PTB *wat THIRSTY

This root seems fairly solid. The final ‑p in Athpare seems to be due to assimilation to the labial nasal in the following syllable. Kulung wam ma siy‑a shows complete assimilation to the initial of the second syllable.

The second syllable of Bantawa cak‑wa‑sü‑ and the first syllable of Limbu P‑wa miːkt‑ seem to descend from an independent root #2080 PTB *r/s/g‑wa WATER / RAIN.

This root looks rather similar to #113 PTB *wan HUNGRY, but we are keeping them separate for now. The present root seems always to mean ‘thirsty’ while #113 PTB *wan HUNGRY apparently always means ‘hungry’.

rnanalysislgidreflexglossgfnlanguagegrpidgrpnogrpgeneticcitationsrcabbrsrcidrn
225808m,1221431lok³³vəʴt³³thirstySulung [Puroik]41.1“North Assam”0Sun H 91 ZMYYZMYYC898.520
46981p,1221063ing◦'ìt-thirstybe v.Mikir [Karbi]141.5Mikir [Karbi]1Grüssner 79 BPKHG-MikirQ170
250979p,1221062ing◦itthirstyMikir [Karbi]141.5Mikir [Karbi]1Marrison 67 NagaGEM-CNL0
478449122,m,m1975wep◦ma simathirstybe v.Athpare (Rai)312.3.1Eastern Kiranti1Ebert 97 AthpareKE-GA0
132334122,s,m,s1644weʔ◦ma siː◦maːthirstybeYakha312.3.1Eastern Kiranti1Kohn 90TK-Yakha3.7.80
51166122,s327waT◦mathirstBantawa762.3.2Southern Kiranti1Rai 85 BnDsNKR-Bant0
168314122,m,m,m822wam◦ma siy-athirstyvs.Kulung762.3.2Southern Kiranti1Rai 75 KulRPHH-Kul0
418399m,1221810ti³³βi⁵⁵thirsty, bev.Muya343.2Qiangic1Huang and Dai 92 TBLTBL1478.150
129724m,1221135ti³³vi⁵³thirstybeMuya [Minyak]343.2Qiangic1Sun H 91 MuyQSHK-MuyaQ3.7.80
225764m,1221136ti³³vi⁵³thirstyMuya [Minyak]343.2Qiangic1Sun H 91 ZMYYZMYYC898.150
5852611222203svíufeel thirstyvLavrung (Jinchuan Guaninqiao)353.3rGyalrongic1Nagano 2013 rGyDBYN-RGLD03950
5594201222148svîfeel thirstyvrGyalrong (Jinchuan Guaninqiao Wobzi)783.3.1rGyalrong1Nagano 2013 rGyDBYN-RGLD03950