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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(r)ɨ̆t (~-ŭ-)
Meaning: split, break
Chinese: 刜 *phǝt to split, hack, chop.
Kachin: phrut3 be cut, broken, (H) kǝphrut be cut, broken.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phrɨw (~-i-)
Meaning: joy, pleasure
Tibetan: spro feel an inclination to, delight in; wish; joy, cheerfulness.
Burmese: pjaw be content, happy, cheerful.
Kachin: pjo1 be pleased; (H: Hkauri) pro id.
Comments: Cf. also Jnp. kǝbu1 be glad, happy. Ben. 40.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(r)ja[l]
Meaning: tired
Chinese: 疲 *bh(r)aj weary, exhausted, emaciated.
Tibetan: brgjal to faint.
Burmese: panh tired, weary.
Comments: Bahing bal. Ben. 20; Coblin 150.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(r)ōk
Meaning: ferment, yeast
Chinese: 奅 *phrū(k)s to be yeasty, become sour.
Burmese: phauk to leaven, ferment.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(r)ōŋ
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: swell
Chinese: � *phrōŋ swollen belly (since MCh).
Kachin: broŋ3 to swell, as steamed rice.
Lushai: pōŋ (pōn) be swollen, uneven.
Comments: An expressive root, somewhat difficult to separate from *pŭŋ q. v.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phru (~-ew,-aw)
Meaning: proceed, go out
Tibetan: ãphro (p. ãphros) proceed, issue, emanate from, spro (p. spros) make go out, disperse.
Kachin: pru1 come or go out.
Comments: Ben. 59. Cf. also Tib. ãbro, ãbros to flee, run away [which otherwise may be compared to OCh. 邁 *mrāts proceed, go, march].
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phrŭm ( / *phrŭŋ ?)
Meaning: grain
Chinese: 麷 *ph(r)uŋ(s) grain or buds boiled in water.
Tibetan: ãbrum grain, minute particle; fruit.
Burmese: prauŋh maize.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phŭ
Meaning: snake, worm
Chinese: 蝮 *phuk venomous snake (?)
Tibetan: ãbu worm, insect.
Burmese: pǝwh, LB *pǝwx insect.
Kachin: lǝpu1 snake.
Lepcha: bŭ
Kiranti: *bhu (/*ʔpu)
Comments: BG: Bodo zi-bǝw snake, Garo tśi-pu, Dimasa dźŭ-bu; Moshang, Namsangia pu; Gurung *puLluŋ caterpillar; Trung bǝ1. Sh. 51; Ben. 19; Mat. 176.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[ph]uam(H)
Meaning: thick
Chinese: 芃 *bhǝ̄m, *bhǝm luxirant, bushy; thick-furred.
Tibetan: sbom thick, stout, coarse.
Burmese: pumʔ to swell, phwamʔ be luxuriant, abundant.
Kachin: bum4 swell.
Lushai: puam to swell, be swollen, KC *puam.
Comments: Sh. 411; Ben. 46.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phuan
Meaning: cloth, garment
Chinese: 衯 *phǝn long garment.
Kachin: phun3 put on and wear, as a coat.
Lushai: puan, pon cloth, a garment, KC *puan.
Kiranti: *bhä̀n
Comments: Rgyarung pũ- (K) put on (clothes); BG: Garo pin-dap cover, Dimasa phin ~ phun put on, wrap, cover, Bodo pin to cover. Sh. 163, 411; Ben. 81. Cf. Tani *pVn, Chepang pun, Kaike phon, Trung pɨn 'skin'. Cf. Austric: PAN *hapin 'lining, pad, diaper', *SabaN 'cloth used to carry a child on the back', PAA *pVn 'cloth'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phu(a)ŋ (?*-m)
Meaning: middle
Tibetan: dbuŋ centre, middle.
Kachin: (H) wunpoŋ be central.
Lushai: pum 'belly'
Comments: Cf. also Idu khra.3 poŋ.34, Tani *poŋ, Naga *buŋ 'belly'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(h)[uar]
Meaning: sufficient, enough
Kachin: (H) phroi be sufficient, enough.
Lushai: puar have had sufficient food; be satisfied.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phŭH
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: swell
Chinese: 阜 *bhuʔ big mound; big and fat, abundant.
Tibetan: ãbu (p. ãbus) to open, unfold (of flowers).
Burmese: phuh to swell, pu to bulge.
Kachin: pu2 to bloom, bud.
Lushai: KC *pu bud.
Comments: Mikir iŋpu open, dilate, phu bud; Nung phu open, nam-phu blossom, bud. Bodo ha-pǝw mound. Sh. 65, 407; Ben. 62; STEDT 138-140 *ʔ-bǝw. Cf. *bhǝ̆wH; also Karen *b̄Vʔ, Miji thai-bau, Konyak *bu 'fat'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phŭj (~-ɨ̆-)
Meaning: smell
Chinese: 菲 *phǝj fragrant.
Tibetan: spos incense, perfume.
Kachin: phu1 to stink, čǝphu1 smelly.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[ph]ŭnH (~-ɨ̆-,-ua-,-ɫ)
Meaning: anger
Chinese: 忿 *phǝ̆nʔ, *phǝ̆ns anger, indignation.
Burmese: pun to rebel.
Kachin: (Mat.) bun2, sun2-bun2 be angry, violent; cf., however, bun2 to sprinkle, pour.
Comments: ? Cf. Bodo bǝr become very angry, mad. Mat. 164.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phŭŋ
Meaning: abundant
Chinese: 豐 *phuŋ luxuriant, abundant.
Tibetan: dpuŋ host, great number (cf. also boŋ(s) size, dimensions, volume, bulk).
Comments: Bodo buŋ-ga be big, buŋ be full. Cf. also words for 'all' in some Tibeto-Burman languages: Proto-Tani *PVŋ, Kham paĩ:h id., Pumi põ.13 ni.55, perhaps also Karen: Yeinbaw pwại.44 trv.22. ? Cf. Austric: PAA *bVń 'full', PAN *labeŋ 'abundant, surplus'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[ph]ŭŋ
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: a k. of insect
Chinese: 蜂 *phoŋ bee, wasp.
Tibetan: buŋ a humming and stinging insect, bee.
Kachin: (H) sumbuŋ a k. of insect, mostly found on bamboo sprouts, dumbuŋ an insect resembling the calandre.
Comments: Coblin 40-41.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: [*phuŋ ( ~ bh-)]
Meaning: flower
Kiranti: *phùŋ
Comments: Vayu puŋʔ; Bahing phuŋ. Sh. 146. STEDT 207-208 lists *m-boŋ 'breast', sparsely attested in Deng, Naga, Mikir, Bodo and Tangut, and according to French 1983 being associated with 'flower' (but hardly as "flower" = "tree"+"breast"; rather "nipple" = "(breast) flower"). Cf. Austric: PAA *pVŋ, PAN *buŋa 'flower, blossom', *puŋu 'bunch, cluster' and PA *pòŋa ( ~ *p`-) 'bud'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phŭt (~-ɨ̆-)
Meaning: bake, heat
Chinese: 昲 *phǝts bake in the sun.
Tibetan: sbud to light, kindle, set on fire.
Burmese: phut to bake, roast (on coals), heat.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phū̆k
Meaning: hole, cave
Chinese: � *bhuk, *phuk underground dwelling, cave.
Tibetan: phug the bladder, in reference to its capaciousness, cavern, the eye of a needle, sbugs id., bug hole.
Lushai: pūk a cave, cavern, a den, KC *pūk.
Kiranti: *bhúk(-s)
Comments: Miri sap-puük cave; Rawang luŋ-pu cave. Sh. 51; Ben. 77. The meaning ('burst') in Kiranti is influenced by another ST root, *puak q.v.
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