Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[ʒ́h]aw (~-ew; -k)
Meaning: milk, breasts
Tibetan: źo thick milk, curds, ãʒ́o (p. bźos, f. bźo, i. ãʒ́os) to milk.
Burmese: ćǝwʔ to draw out (milk from the breast), suck, LB *ćǝw > Akha cö́ female breast.
Kachin: čuʔ3 the breasts, milk.
Lushai: KC *Su.
Lepcha: ka-čhu buttermilk after butter has been extracted; čhu incorr. for šo (T) curds
Comments: Rawang sä̂. Sh. 401. STEDT 227-230 *tšu 'milk, breast'.
