Reconstruction analysis
handlesakprefixminitialsrhymeakcoverS · T
Intermediate reconstructions
Connections
HPTB*m-sak ‘itch’p. 317
See alsoSCRATCH/ITCH/PICANTE
Reflexes & cognates115 reflexes · 28 subgroups
0.1Tibeto-Burman (previously published reconstructions)4
1.1.1Tani1
1.1.1.1Western Tani21
Apataniáprefix-ha ho#1458 PTB *hyak ⪤ *hwak ‘SCRATCH’PTani *ɦok ‘SCRATCH (to stop an itch)’-sumorpheme ‘scratch’Sun J 93 Tani
Apataniaprefix-haʔ-ho#1458 PTB *hyak ⪤ *hwak ‘SCRATCH’PTani *ɦok ‘SCRATCH (to stop an itch)’-sumorpheme ‘itch’Sun J 93 Tani
Bengniaprefix-fak uk#1458 PTB *hyak ⪤ *hwak ‘SCRATCH’PTani *ɦok ‘SCRATCH (to stop an itch)’ ‘scratch (itch)’Sun J 93 Tani
Bokar(ak) ɦok#1458 PTB *hyak ⪤ *hwak ‘SCRATCH’PTani *ɦok ‘SCRATCH (to stop an itch)’ v.‘scratch (an itch)’Huang and Dai 92 TBL: 1530.24
1.1.1.2Eastern Tani2
1.1.2Deng8
1.2Kuki-Chin1
1.2.1.1Northern Chin5
1.2.1.2Southern Plains Chin5
1.2.2Central Chin7
1.2.3Maraic3
1.2.4“Old Kuki”1
1.3.1Central Naga (Ao Group)21
1.3.2Angami-Pochuri Group5
1.3.3Zeme Group1
1.5Mikir [Karbi]3
1.7.1.1Bodo1
1.7.1.2Garo1
1.7.1.3Koch1
1.7.2Northern Naga/Konyakian1
1.7.3.1Jingpho2
2.1.1Western Himalayish1
2.1.2Bodic4
2.1.2.1Tibetan1
2.1.3Lepcha2
Lepchajak v.‘itch, tickle’In Mainwaring’s transcription, j stands for [ʑ], or as he puts it, “like French j-“ (p. 93). Curiously, although both jak and yak appear in the index (p. 540), neither appears in the body of the dictionary.Benedict 72 STC: 465
2.3.4Western Kiranti1
3.2Qiangic3
4Nungic5
7Karenic15
Cite this entry
STEDT etymon #1457,
*m-sak ‘ITCH’.Stable link:
https://larc-iu.github.io/stedt/etymon/1457Data: STEDT v1.0 (2017). Accessed: [date].
References: cf. STC#465, AW-TBT 1014, HPTB p.317
BibTeX
@misc{stedt-1457,
title = {{*m-sak 'ITCH'}},
author = {STEDT},
year = {2017},
note = {Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus (STEDT) v1.0, etymon #1457},
url = {https://larc-iu.github.io/stedt/etymon/1457}
}