Sneddon (1978a): Proto-Minahasan
Search entries
| Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
|---|---|---|---|
| *abahat | *abahat | ‘storm from the west’ | |
| *abu | *abu | ‘ash, dust’ | |
| *abut | *abut | ‘pull out’ | |
| *ade | *ade | ‘jaw’ | |
| *aga | *aɡa | ‘tree sp.’ | |
| *ahbun | *ahbun | ‘[smoke]’ | |
| *ahdan | *ahdan | ‘ladder, stairs’ | |
| *ahi | *ahi | ‘come’ | |
| *ahmut | *ahmut | ‘root’ | |
| *akad | *akad | ‘until, the extent that’ | |
| *akid | *akid | ‘scoop out rice from pot’ | |
| *aku | *aku | ‘I’ | |
| *akəl | *akəl | ‘sugar palm’; ‘Arenga saccharifera’ | |
| *alabat | *alabat | ‘fence’ | |
| *alad | *alad | ‘[enclosure for animals]’ | |
| *aliʔ | *aliʔ | ‘sheet or mat on which to sit or lie’ | |
| *aləd | *aləd | ‘support, prop up’ | |
| *amaŋ | *amaŋ | ‘father’ | |
| *amaʔ | *amaʔ | ‘father’ | |
| *amian | *amian | ‘[north, north wind]’ | |
| *ampit | *ampit | ‘[together with, in company with, take with one]’ | |
| *anak | *anak | ‘offspring, child (of someone)’ | |
| *aŋe | *aŋe | ‘go’ | |
| *antaŋ | *antaŋ | ‘rise, lift up’ | |
| *anu | *anu | ‘someone/something or other’ | |
| *api | *api | ‘fire’ | |
| *apoʔ | *apoʔ | ‘grandparent, ancestor, lord’ | |
| *apu | *apu | ‘finished, used up, finish up, use up’ | |
| *apuh | *apuh | ‘lime’ | |
| *apədu | *apədu | ‘bile, gall’ | |
| *ar₂ihi | *ar₂ihi | ‘post, pillar’ | |
| *ar₂əŋ | *ar₂əŋ | ‘[soot, black stain from smoke]’ | |
| *asaŋ | *asaŋ | ‘gills’ | |
| *asaʔ | *asaʔ | ‘whet, grind sharp’ | |
| *asin | *asin | ‘salt’ | |
| *asu | *asu | ‘dog’ | |
| *asu(h) | *asu(h) | ‘draw water, scoop up water’ | |
| *asəŋ | *asəŋ | ‘breath’ | |
| *ata | *ata | ‘slave’ | |
| *atas | *atas | ‘above, on (top)’ | |
| *ate | *ate | ‘liver’ | |
| *atus | *atus | ‘hundred’ | |
| *atəd | *atəd | ‘[transport, convey]’ | |
| *atəluh | *atəluh | ‘egg’ | |
| *atəp | *atəp | ‘roof, thatch’ | |
| *awak | *awak | ‘body’ | |
| *awəs | *awəs | ‘[enough, increase, add to]’ | |
| *ayah | *ayah | ‘bright, (morning) light’ | |
| *ayam | *ayam | ‘plait, weave’ | |
| *aʔe | *aʔe | ‘foot, leg’ | |
| *babaʔ | *babaʔ | ‘below, under’ | |
| *babi | *babi | ‘pig’ | |
| *babo | *babo | ‘above, over’ | |
| *baer | *baer | ‘pay’ | |
| *baha | *baha | ‘live coals, embers’ | |
| *bahas | *bahas | ‘husked rice’ | |
| *bahat | *bahat | ‘[pregnant]’ | |
| *baheʔ | *baheʔ | ‘swelling’ | |
| *bahiʔ | *bahiʔ | ‘hard outer wood of palm trees’ | |
| *bahuʔ | *bahuʔ | ‘[gravy, sauce, moisten food with gravy, wet, feed animals]’ | |
| *bakul | *bakul | ‘basket’ | |
| *balahan | *balahan | ‘[cucumber]’ | |
| *bale | *bale | ‘house’ | |
| *balelaŋ | *balelaŋ | ‘sulphur’ | |
| *bali | *bali | ‘accompany, escort, lead’ | |
| *balian | *balian | ‘(pagan) priest, shaman’ | |
| *balina | *balina | ‘other’ | |
| *balulaŋ | *balulaŋ | ‘skin, hide’ | |
| *balun | *balun | ‘provisions for journey’ | |
| *baluy | *baluy | ‘transform, change’ | |
| *baŋeh | *baŋeh | ‘smell bad’ | |
| *baŋkoʔ | *baŋkoʔ | ‘big’ | |
| *baŋun | *baŋun | ‘[beautiful, excellent, strong, vigorous]’ | |
| *bantaŋ | *bantaŋ | ‘large basket for storing rice’ | |
| *bantoʔ | *bantoʔ | ‘childless, infertile’ | |
| *banua | *banua | ‘[village]’ | |
| *banut | *banut | ‘coconut husk’ | |
| *baruga | *baruɡa | ‘stone house-shaped tomb’ | |
| *baruk | *baruk | ‘tinder’ | |
| *bar₁at | *bar₁at | ‘at an angle, slanting’ | |
| *bar₁uk | *bar₁uk | ‘tall, slender palm sp.’ | |
| *bar₂eŋ | *bar₂eŋ | ‘return, go back’ | |
| *bataŋ | *bataŋ | ‘[log, body (of person)]’ | |
| *bataʔ | *bataʔ | ‘child, young’ | |
| *batu | *batu | ‘stone’ | |
| *batuna | *batuna | ‘seed, pit (of fruit)’ | |
| *baya | *baya | ‘all’ | |
| *baya | *baya | ‘permit, allow, release’ | |
| *bayaŋ | *bayaŋ | ‘row’ | |
| *bayoŋ | *bayoŋ | ‘swing, dangle’ | |
| *baʔan | *baʔan | ‘sneeze’ | |
| *baʔaŋ | *baʔaŋ | ‘tooth’ | |
| *baʔbaʔ | *baʔbaʔ | ‘mouth’ | |
| *baʔkəs | *baʔkəs | ‘tie up, bind’ | |
| *baʔu(ʔu) | *baʔu(ʔu) | ‘tortoise’ | |
| *bebene | *bebene | ‘woman, female’ | |
| *behe | *behe | ‘give’ | |
| *bene | *bene | ‘woman, female’ | |
| *beneʔ | *beneʔ | ‘rice seed’ | |
| *beybey | *beybey | ‘[hang in tatters, hang down, carry by hand with the load hanging down]’ |