Blust & Trussel (2019g): Proto-Philippine
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| Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
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| *aba | ‘carry pick-a-back’ |
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| *abag | ‘join forces, cooperate in working’ |
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| *abaká | ‘Manila hemp’; ‘Musa textilis’ |
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| *abal | ‘beetle sp.’ |
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| *abála | ‘bother, disturb, annoy or inconvenience someone’ |
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| *abat | ‘extract from body (as sliver, or imagined cause of illness in shamanic practice)’ |
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| *abat | ‘spirit that causes sickness’ |
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| *abay | ‘side by side’ |
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| *abij | ‘copulate’ |
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| *abijay | ‘sling over the shoulder’ |
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| *abilus | ‘k.o. plant’; ‘Acalypha spp.’ |
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| *abúluy | ‘assistance given to someone in need’ |
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| *ábuR | ‘chase, drive away’ |
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| *abuyu | ‘boil sugarcane to make sugarcane wine’ |
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| *adayúq | ‘far’ |
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| *ága | ‘early, punctual’ |
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| *ágiw | ‘soot’ |
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| *agúm | ‘associate with someone’ |
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| *águm | ‘appropriate for oneself’ |
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| *agum-an | ‘defend, protect one’s interests’ |
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| *alabat | ‘fence, wall’ |
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| *alagád | ‘wait’ |
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| *alaŋ | ‘doubt, hesitation’ |
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| *alaŋ-alaŋ | ‘hesitate, doubt’ |
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| *alaŋ-án | ‘hesitate, doubt’ |
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| *álem | ‘k.o. shrub or tree’; ‘Melanolepis multiglandulosa’ |
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| *alik-qabuk | ‘dust’ |
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| *alílaq | ‘care for someone, wait on’ |
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| *alinaw | ‘shadow’ |
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| *áman | ‘careful, cautious’ |
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| *amuluŋ | ‘type of wild vine used to blacken the teeth’ |
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| *amuma | ‘entertain guests, look after visitors’ |
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| *anad | ‘accustomed to, skilled at, used to’ |
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| *anam | ‘k.o. plant’; ‘Glochidion spp’ |
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| *ananay | ‘exclamation of pain, ouch!’ |
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| *ananay | ‘go or do something slowly, take one’s time’ |
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| *anayup | ‘beautyberry’; ‘Callicarpa spp’ |
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| *aŋ | ‘in the line of sight, clearly visible’ |
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| *áŋal | ‘complain, argue back’ |
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| *aŋaŋ | ‘large earthenware jar’ |
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| *aŋas | ‘face, countenance’ |
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| *aŋáy | ‘fit, match, suitable’ |
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| *aŋkás | ‘ride together with someone else, ride tandem’ |
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| *antábay | ‘stay with, accompany’ |
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| *antad | ‘open, spacious’ |
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| *antap | ‘guess, suspect’ |
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| *ántiŋ | ‘hear at a distance’ |
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| *anu-en | ‘how? In what way?’ |
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| *apat | ‘lie in wait, set an ambush in hunting game’ |
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| *apatut | ‘small tree’; ‘Morinda citrifolia Linn. (probably)’ |
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| *ap(e)lag | ‘lying flat (of something that is usually upright, or in some other position)’ |
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| *ap(e)rus | ‘touch someone lightly, rub the back’ |
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| *apiŋ | ‘cheek’ |
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| *apu apu | ‘forefathers, ancestors’ |
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| *apu-en | ‘regard as a grandparent or grandchild (?)’ |
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| *apu-q | ‘grandparent, ancestor, lord, master, owner (voc.)’ |
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| *apúy | ‘break out in boils’ |
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| *aRama | ‘k.o. large marine crab’ |
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| *aráy | ‘exclamation of pain’ |
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| *atá | ‘expression (as of displeasure or surprise)’ |
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| *atáb | ‘flood tide’ |
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| *átaŋ | ‘sacrifice to the spirits’ |
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| *átaŋ átaŋ | ‘poisonous arthropod’ |
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| *atúbaŋ | ‘face, confront’ |
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| *awat | ‘separate people who are fighting’ |
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| *áway | ‘quarrel, argue, fight’ |
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| *ayáw | ‘depart, separate from’ |
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| *áyun | ‘agree with, in concord with’ |
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| *áyus | ‘arrange, make something neat or proper’ |
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| *b<in>a-bahi | ‘effeminate (of a man)’ |
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| *b<in>eRas | ‘pounded rice’ |
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| *b<in>ukbuk | ‘worm-eaten’ |
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| *b<in>uRbuR | ‘rice porridge’ |
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| *b<um>aŋun | ‘arise from sleep’ |
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| *b<um>áwiq | ‘recover, regain something lost’ |
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| *bábad | ‘soak’ |
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| *ba-bahi-en | ‘take a woman as mistress’ |
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| *baduŋ | ‘bolo used in agricultural work’ |
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| *bagáy | ‘well-matched’ |
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| *bágay | ‘thing, detail’ |
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| *bágay-bágay | ‘details, particulars’ |
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| *bagbág | ‘destroy, ruin’ |
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| *bagbag-en | ‘destroyed, broken apart’ |
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| *bag(e)qut | ‘pull out’ |
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| *bag(e)qut-en | ‘pull out’ |
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| *bag(e)sák | ‘fall to the ground (of something heavy)’ |
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| *bagiat | ‘anklet, ribbon worn around leg’ |
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| *bagut | ‘pull out (as hair)’ |
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| *bagut-en | ‘pull out (as hair)’ |
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| *baháy | ‘vine, possibly arrowroot, famine food’ |
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| *bahén | ‘sneeze’ |
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| *báhiq | ‘hard outer wood of a palm trunk (used in making bows)’ |
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| *bákal | ‘spear used in warfare, throw a spear at someone’ |
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| *bakaŋ | ‘divert the attention of someone’ |
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| *bakáq | ‘maybe, perhaps, possibly’ |
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| *bakbak | ‘frog’ |
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| *bake | ‘k.o. monkey’ |
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| *bak(e)nis | ‘tear with an upward motion’ |
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| *bakes | ‘old woman, female (of animals)’ |
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| *baketin | ‘piglet, suckling pig’ |