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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ghʷār
Meaning: search
Kachin: gon2 to search out, trace; to inquire.
Lushai: khor to search, hunt for.
Comments: Cf. also Lush. hōl hunt, search, holʔ to probe, poke; Magar wǝr- 'know'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ghʷāt
Meaning: far, distant
Lushai: khāt far apart, widely separated.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ghʷi(j)
Meaning: comb, brush
Lushai: khuiʔ to comb, brush.
Comments: Digaro se-kwi a comb; Pwo, Sgaw khwi comb (hair), brush (thread). Ben. 140.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *g(h)ʷV̄m
Meaning: to add, place together
Kachin: ci-khūm put, place together
Lushai: khōm put, place together, KC *M-khɔm
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *giǝ̆r
Meaning: axe, chop
Lushai: kher to pick out with a pointed instrument; chop or hack.
Lepcha: kar-ǯó a sort of curved knife, a reaping hook
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *giɫ
Meaning: rub out, wipe
Burmese: khjij to rub out, erase, cancel.
Kachin: khjen4 to scrape off.
Lushai: khel to eat the outside of a thing.
Lepcha: kjál to smooth or shave off as sharp edges or roughness
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Gĭŋ (~-ĕŋ)
Meaning: sour
Burmese: khjań (OB khjan) be sour, acid.
Lushai: hiŋ (hin) be sour.
Comments: Here perhaps Serdukpen huŋ, Sulung hɔŋ 'salt'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gīk
Meaning: bind, twist
Tibetan: ãkhjig (p. bkjigs, f. bkjig) to bind, ãkhjigs to comprise, encompass.
Burmese: kjać twist, plait.
Lushai: KC *khit (Sh.) ~ *kik (Ben.) to bind.
Comments: Rawang šiŋkit. Sh. 410; Ben. 145.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Gɨ̄w
Meaning: announce, claim
Tibetan: sko (p. (b)skos, f. bsko, i. skos) to appoint, nominate.
Burmese: khaw to call, summon, LB *khaw(x).
Kachin: kho3 to preach.
Lushai: hauʔ to bespeak, lay claim to.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gjōŋ
Meaning: hard
Tibetan: gjoŋ hard, harsh, rough, rude, kjoŋ hard, obstinate, unmanageable.
Burmese: khǝuŋ be firm, strong, durable.
Lushai: khoŋ stiff (as leg, neck, cloth), rigid, inflexible, paralysed.
Lepcha: kjoŋ to labour hard, to toil, to exert oneself at work
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gjū̆p
Meaning: cover
Tibetan: skjob (p. (b)skjabs, f. bskjab, i. skjob(s)) to protect, defend, preserve.
Kachin: gup2 to cover, as with a hat, gǝgup2 a hat.
Lushai: khūp to cover up (as head), khup (khuʔ) to close or shut (as book).
Lepcha: a-kóp 'feather(s)' ( < 'covering'?)
Comments: Garo dźaʔ-kop sandal (dźaʔ foot). Sh. 448.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gjV̆nH (~ G-)
Meaning: kidney
Kachin: nkhjun1 flesh on the back side of the body, (H): the kidneys.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gŏn
Meaning: collect
Kachin: lǝkhon1 to collect.
Lushai: khon to collect.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *gō
Meaning: cover
Burmese: khǝw take shelter (in a shade).
Lushai: khuʔ to cover, hide.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *grĭ
Meaning: old, large
Tibetan: bgre (p. bgres) to grow old.
Burmese: krih be old; be big
Comments: Sh. 50; Luce 10. Cf. also Nung *j-ri 'big'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *grŭ
Meaning: pigeon, dove
Burmese: khrǝwh, khjǝwh dove.
Kachin: khru1-du2, kǝkhru1, (H) khru a bird of the genus columba.
Lushai: ṭhu-mi pigeon, ṭhu-ro dove.
Comments: Garo kru; Angami mekru; Trung xrǝ2 pigeon; Chepang ku-wāʔ id., Kham kwī-tam id. Ben. 38; Mat. 180.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *GuajH (~*Gʷǝ̆jH)
Meaning: spirit, demon
Lushai: huai an evil spirit.
Lepcha: tă-gjo an evil spirit
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *guăk ( ~ *G-)
Meaning: a k. of receptacle
Tibetan: khug-ma pouch, little bag.
Burmese: khwak be concave, deep as cup, cup, bowl.
Lepcha: kóm ba-gŭk purse (kom silver, money)
Comments: BG: Garo khok basket, Dimasa baiŋ-kho basket carried on a load, bokho recetacle; Mikir hok ( < *khok) small hanging basket; Trung kɔ̆ʔ1 basket. Ben. 82. STEDT 336-337 *kuk 'pouch, basket, scrotum' (without the Chin. and Burm. forms).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Guaɫ
Meaning: think, consider
Kachin: gon2 to consider.
Lushai: hual to mark or make mental note.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Guap
Meaning: scoop, draw water
Burmese: khap to dip up, take out of, draw, as water, LB khapx.
Lushai: hōp eat with a spoon.
Comments: BG: Garo ko draw water, Dimasa di khau id. Ben. 73; Coblin 66; Gong 45.
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