Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *mōŋ
Meaning: dark, blind
Tibetan: rmoŋ (p. rmoŋs) be obscured, obscurity.
Burmese: hmǝuŋh be dark, unlit; hmauŋ be dark.
Kachin: muŋ1 cloudy.
Lepcha: maŋ, pă-maŋ overclouded, met. said of countenance overclouded through sorrow or displeasure; muŋ to be overclouded as sky, mind, to be overcast, so-muŋ cloudy weather
Comments: Simon 16; Sh. 39; Ben. 78. Cf. also Naga *mVŋ 'cloud; night', Gurung *mwVN 'night', Sichuan *muN id.
