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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *mǝ̆ŋ (/ *mǝ̆k)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: dream
Chinese: 夢 *mhǝŋs dream.
Tibetan: rmaŋ-lam dream.
Burmese: mak to dream, LB *mak; (Ben.) hmaŋ-ća-saŋ walk in sleep, hmaŋ-tak-miʔ to be possessed (applied to somnambulism).
Kachin: maŋ1 to dream.
Lushai: maŋ (man) to dream, KC *maŋ.
Lepcha: moŋ a dream
Kiranti: *mǝ̀k // *mǝ̀ŋ
Comments: PG *maŋL dream; Thankur mǝŋ dream; Miri im-maŋ; BG: Garo dźu-maŋ, Bodo si-máŋ dream; Kham mǝN; Kanauri maŋ; Rawang ip-maŋ; Trung mlaŋ1. Sh. 38, 139, 410, 444; Ben. 31; Mat. 169. ?Cf. Khmer srǝmaǝŋ 'half asleep'.
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