Reconstruction analysis
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Intermediate reconstructions
Lolo-Burmese*N-day² ‘STING / SCOLD’
Connections
HPTB*taːy ‘sting / scold’p. 210
Notes
The cognacy of the forms with initial r- is perhaps dubious, implying an allofam *s-ray. This is perhaps rendered more probable by the alternation within Bodo (also called Boro) between dental stop and r.
Reflexes & cognates83 reflexes · 22 subgroups
0.1Tibeto-Burman (previously published reconstructions)2
1.1.1.1Western Tani3
1.1.1.2Eastern Tani1
1.1.2Deng2
1.2.1.1Northern Chin8
1.2.2Central Chin2
Lushai [Mizo]tai-vângmorpheme ‘name of a large ant (that presumably inflicts a sting)’Matisoff 85 GSTC: 093
1.3.1Central Naga (Ao Group)2
1.3.2Angami-Pochuri Group1
1.3.3Zeme Group1
1.5Mikir [Karbi]1
1.7.1.1Bodo2
1.7.3.1Jingpho5
Jingphodái be v.‘sharp (as a tooth / edge tool); be sharp, tart, or caustic of tongue’Matisoff 85 GSTC: 093
2.4Kham-Magar-Chepang1
3.2Qiangic12
3.3rGyalrongic2
3.3.1rGyalrong1
6.1Lolo-Burmese1
6.1.2.1Northern Loloish4
6.1.2.2Central Loloish13
6.1.2.3Southern Loloish13
6.2Naxi1
7Karenic9
Cite this entry
STEDT etymon #3435,
*m-ta:y ‘STING (as bee) / SCOLD (a person)’.Stable link:
https://larc-iu.github.io/stedt/etymon/3435Data: STEDT v1.0 (2017). Accessed: [date].
References: DL 708-9; GSTC #93
BibTeX
@misc{stedt-3435,
title = {{*m-ta:y 'STING (as bee) / SCOLD (a person)'}},
author = {STEDT},
year = {2017},
note = {Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus (STEDT) v1.0, etymon #3435},
url = {https://larc-iu.github.io/stedt/etymon/3435}
}