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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(r)ɨ̄wH
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: speak
Chinese: 報 *pūʔs respond, announce.
Burmese: prawh speak.
Lushai: pau speech, word (only in combinations).
Kiranti: *brǝ(-n/-t)
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *P(r)juŋ
Meaning: come out
Tibetan: ãbjuŋ (p., i. bjuŋ) to come out, [ãbjin] (p,i phjuŋ, f dbjuŋ) cause to come forth.
Kachin: kǝbroŋ2 to bob up, in unexpected places.
Lushai: Hmar buŋ 'come'
Comments: Tib. ãbjin probably belongs to another root, see *Pin.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *pro (~b-,-ew,-aw)
Meaning: destroy
Burmese: prǝw be destroyed, demolished, phrǝw (OB phrǝw) destroy.
Kachin: bru2 to destroy, as a village in a raid.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *prŏm (~ b-,-ŭ-)
Meaning: meet
Chinese: 逢 *b(r)oŋ to meet.
Burmese: prum to gather in a crowd.
Kachin: (H) kǝbrum to meet.
Comments: Cf. *p(h)ɨ̆m. For Chin. cf. alternatively Burm. pauŋh 'to gather, unite (itr.)'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *P(r)ŏt (~-ɨa-,-ua-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: cast, remove
Chinese: 廢 *pats cast aside, remove, 發 *pat throw out, send forth; start, go out etc.
Burmese: prut be removed, separated.
Comments: Kham pǝt gunshot. Cf. also Tib. (Schm.) bjod-pa Fortgang, Fortschritt; sbrad, sbrod deliver, ãphrod be delivered. ? Cf. perhaps Gangte, Tiddim pet 'bite' (for semantics cf. Tib. rgjag, rgjab 'throw' - so rgjag, rgjab 'bite').
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *PrōH
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: thick, swollen, swell
Chinese: 飽 *prūʔ be satiated, full; 皰 *phrū(ʔ)s tumor, swelling; 奅 *phrū(ʔ)s big, to extend, enlarge.
Tibetan: ãbru tumor, swelling.
Burmese: phrǝwh thick, abundant, wealthy; prauh be abundant; phaw to swell (from sickness).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *PrŭH
Meaning: vessel
Chinese: 缶 *p(r)uʔ earthenware, earthenware vessel.
Tibetan: pru earthen pot, pan.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Prup
Meaning: overflow, flood
Tibetan: ãbrub to cause to overflow.
Burmese: phrup to puff out (poison).
Comments: BG: Garo brip flood, prip-at overwhelm. Ben. 44; Luce 39.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Prū
Meaning: womb, uterus
Chinese: 胞 *pru, *phrū womb.
Tibetan: phru, ãphru uterus, matrix of animals; urinary bladder.
Comments: Bod. 142; Coblin 161; Gong 51. STEDT 293-296 *r-bu ~ pru, listing also forms from Abor-Miri, Miju, Kuki-Chin, Bodo-Garo, Gyarung, LB and Karen. It is worth noting that none of the forms except Chin. and Tib. has any trace of -r- (cf. Lush. bu 'nest', Jingpaw pu-ǯat 'womb', Gyarong ta-pu 'womb, placenta' etc.).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Prūl (~-ɫ)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: snake
Tibetan: sbrul snake.
Burmese: mruj snake, LB *Mruj.
Lushai: rūl, KC *(p)-rūl snake; small caterpillar, worm or grub.
Kiranti: *ral- 'centipede'
Comments: Mikir phurul; Thankur phǝrǝ; Ao per; Sema ǝpeɣi; N. Khami pǝwi, S. Khami mǝgui; Chepang ru; Magari bul; Kham gùlL. Sh. 75, 441; Ben. 111.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *PrVl
Meaning: head, forehead
Tibetan: dpral forehead
Comments: Cf. Kanauri bal(h) head.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[PrVŋ]
Meaning: name
Lepcha: brjaŋ name
Comments: Rawang biŋ, Trung aŋ-prǝŋ. Ben. 31.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *PrV̄ŋ (?)
Meaning: country
Chinese: 邦 *prōŋ country, state.
Burmese: prań (OB prañ) country.
Comments: Luce 63.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *prV̄t (~ bh-)
Meaning: destroy
Chinese: 敗 *prāts to destroy.
Kachin: (H) phjet be destroyed.
Comments: Cf. Austric: PAN *Ribas 'demolish', PAA *bǝ:c 'beat'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Pu
Meaning: foam
Tibetan: lbu, dbu, sbu bubble, foam, froth, slaver.
Kiranti: *pu[k] ( ~ *b(h)-)
Comments: Kham phwī̀ foam.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *puak
Meaning: to pierce, burst open
Tibetan: ãbug(s), phug to pierce, bore.
Burmese: pauk be pierced, have a hole, phauk to pierce.
Kachin: boʔ2 to burst open, as a sore or boil.
Lushai: puak to explode, burst, pop, KC *puak.
Comments: Kham phu to burst open; Mantshati phug-tsa. Sh. 49, 132. Cf. *phū̆k; OC 爆 *prākʷ-s.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *Puan
Meaning: scratch
Tibetan: ãbun, bun to itch.
Burmese: pwanh to be scraped, scratched.
Kiranti: *b(h)ǝn 'touch'
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *P[ua]p
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: clean
Tibetan: bjab to clean, wash.
Burmese: phwap to clean.
Comments: Luce 37. Cf. Yamphu phapma 'shake or pat off with one's hand'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(u)ǝH (-k)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: carry (on the back)
Chinese: 負 *b_ǝʔ carry on the back.
Tibetan: ãba to bring, carry.
Kachin: baʔ2 carry a child on the back.
Lushai: pua (po, puak) to carry on the back.
Comments: Nung ba carry on the shoulder; Digaro ba carry (a child). Ben. 19. Cf. *phǝ̄wH.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *pŭH (~b-)
Meaning: dwarfish, stubby
Chinese: � *b_oʔ hunchbacked, dwarf (Han).
Burmese: puʔ be very low, of a small height (cf. also pǝwʔ hump (of a zebu, camel)).
Kachin: dǝbu2 the hump on cattle; (H) wun-bu, bu be stubby.
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