Sino-Tibetan etymology : Query result

Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *răŋ (k-)

Meaning: count

Chinese: 量 *raŋ to measure, *raŋs a measure.

Tibetan: sgraŋs enumerate, ãgraŋ to count, sraŋ pair of scales, balance; steel-yard; weight; bgroŋ to count, ãgraŋ to number, to count, sgraŋ (p. bsgraŋs, f. bsgraŋ, i. sgroŋ) to enumerate.

Burmese: khraŋ to measure (cf. also khjaŋʔ to weigh, measure, consider); raŋh to invest, hraŋh to pay (a bill, debt).

Kachin: ǝraŋ capital, a sum.

Lepcha: fróŋ, frón, a-frón

Comments: (?) cf. also Lush. ṭhīŋ (ṭhīn) to collect a debt. Bod. 82, 165; Luce 71; Coblin 108. ? Cf. Austric: PAA *rieŋ 'hundred, thousand', PAN *bilaŋ 'count'.