7.0 Adjectival Verbs > 7.1 Adjectives and attributives > 7.1.4 Sensations > 7.1.4.2 Feel/Tactile/Texture

#2577 PTB *pryaw-k SOFT / BOILED

As noted in HPTB:205, the final glottal stop in Jingpho was not indicated in Hanson (1906), and thus did not make it into STC. See Dai et al. 1983:679, 773. This glottal stop is the motivation for adding an allofam with a final *‑k to the reconstruction.

rnanalysislgidreflexglossgfnlanguagegrpidgrpnogrpgeneticcitationsrcabbrsrcidrn
721992577182pryosoft / boiled*Tibeto-Burman20.1Tibeto-Burman (previously published reconstructions)0Benedict 72 STCSTC2500
51566525772012pryo-|ksoft / boiled*Tibeto-Burman20.1Tibeto-Burman (previously published reconstructions)0Matisoff 03 HPTBJAM-HPTB6070
1685382577685pyoboiled and thus soft, tendervs.Jingpho371.7.3.1Jingpho1Benedict 72 STCSTC2500
5859702577668pyóʔboiled and soft; tenderJingpho371.7.3.1Jingpho1Dai 83 JingDQ-Jingpho6790
70663m,2577685śə◦pyoboilv.Jingpho371.7.3.1Jingpho1Benedict 72 STCSTC2500
585971m,2577668šə◦pyóʔboilv.Jingpho371.7.3.1Jingpho1Dai 83 JingDQ-Jingpho7730
706662577409phraùparboilv.Burmese (Written)446.1.1Burmish1Benedict 72 STCSTC2500
706652577409praúsoft, tenderBurmese (Written)446.1.1Burmish1Benedict 72 STCSTC2500
706642577,2577409prau ⪤ pyauquite ripe, very softBurmese (Written)446.1.1Burmish1Benedict 72 STCSTC2500