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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *cūH
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: thorn
Chinese: (?) 棗 *cūʔ ( ~ *ć-) jujube.
Burmese: ćuh awl, с́huh thorn, LB *c[h]ux; cf. also ćhwaʔ to pierce.
Kachin: ǯu3 a thorn.
Lushai: čiu to prick, pierce.
Lepcha: ǯŭ, a-ǯŭ a thorn, a prickle, a prong, any thorny plant
Kiranti: *cù
Comments: Meithei, Thado sou; Lakher seu; Mikir su thorn, sting, panji, iŋsu thorn; Thangkur kǝsui thorn; PG *-cu' thorn; BG: Garo su pierce, Dimasa su pierce, busu thorn; Banpara su; Kham zū̀; Kanauri tso; Rgyarung ndzo thorn; PK *CuCu sharp, pointed. Sh. 54, 436; Ben. 63-64; Mat. 191.
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