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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph[ĭ]l
Meaning: a k. of cloth
Burmese: phajh sateen, brocade.
Kachin: pan cloth, cotton cloth.
Comments: Cf. PAN *habe'l 'weave, cloth, blanket'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phin ( ~ -ɫ, -r)
Meaning: side
Kachin: phjin3 the side, slant, slope
Comments: Cf. *b(h)ēr ; initial p- in OC *pin is probably due to its influence. Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phĭt
Meaning: fart
Kachin: phjet2 wind (in the stomach).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(h)iw (~-ew)
Meaning: blame
Tibetan: spjo (p. spjos ) to blame, scold.
Lushai: puʔ to blame, lay blame upon.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *[ph]ɨăŋ
Meaning: consult
Kachin: (H) boŋ to consult, confer, hold a council.
Comments: Cf. also Tani *bi[ŋ], Bodo *buŋ, Tamang paŋ 'say'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phɨāŋ(H)
Meaning: thigh, hip
Burmese: pauŋ thigh, hip.
Kachin: lǝphraŋ1 the groin. (?)
Lepcha: tŭk-bróŋ the hip (?)
Comments: Cf. also Tani *bɨŋ 'knee', Taraon pha.3 bɨn.1, Sichuan *pVN id.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(h)ɨ̆m
Meaning: many, crowd
Tibetan: ãbum 100000.
Lushai: pum the whole, all, KC *pum .
Comments: Sh. 51. Cf. also Maring apum, Manipuri pum-namak, Naga Sangtam aphɨm, Rengma aphu 'all'. Cf. *prŏm.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phɨw (~-i-)
Meaning: abundant, many
Burmese: pawh be abundant; phaw to swell.
Kachin: (H) po be plentiful, npho-bu abundance (probably from Burm.).
Comments: Bodo páw become more. Here also perhaps some TB forms meaning 'all': Konyak kɨm-pu, Kabui kɨpu-ma, Hmar po po, Rawang šaŋ-bɛ, khaŋ-bɛ; Lhota tsā-pho 'big'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phɨw (~-i-)
Meaning: appear
Burmese: paw to appear.
Kachin: po1 to appear, cf. also (H) phru to appear, as a sign.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phɨ̄m
Meaning: help
Burmese: pum to help (with smth.), support.
Kachin: phom2 to act in concert or partnership.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phɨ̄t (~-ūt,-ǝ̄t)
Meaning: counterpart
Tibetan: phod come up to, be nearly equal in worth (cf. also ãphrod fit, proper, agreeing with, sprod, sprad to put together, make to meet).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *p(h)ja
Meaning: bee
Burmese: pjah , LB *pjax bee.
Lushai: KC *pja .
Comments: Sho pyɔ a fly, Mikir pio bee; Garo bia . Sh. 49.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(j)ăj
Meaning: divide, split; open
Tibetan: ãbjed (p., i. phje(d ), phjes , f. dbje ) to open.
Burmese: phajʔ to split off, be split.
Comments: BG: Dimasa bai break, sabai id., gabai broken, phai hatch, Garo be break, broken, pe break down, Bodo báy to break (into). Ben. 59; Luce 13. STEDT 129-130 *pay (but Lush. peʔ hardly belongs here, see *phjǝ̆k); cf. *p(h)raj(H).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phjāH
Meaning: sand, bank
Tibetan: bje sand
Comments: Cf. also Kanauri bā-liŋ, Motuo be ca, Idu *pi, Konyak *phVi, Sangtam Naga li-pi sand.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phjǝ̆k
Meaning: destroy
Burmese: pjak be destroyed, phjak destroy.
Kachin: bjak2 be destroyed (prob. < Burm.); phjaʔ3 chop, hack.
Lushai: peʔ to break or be broken.
Lepcha: păk to be cut off
Comments: Mat. 200.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phjǝ̆m
Meaning: float
Tibetan: ãbjam to flow over, be diffused.
Burmese: pjam, LB *pjam to fly.
Comments: Simon 23; Coblin 81. Jinuo (LB) has prɛ.42 pointing to *plam or *pram: this may be either a reflex of prefixed *r- (cf. Chinese) or a confusion with a different root, see *lVm . Cf. Miju phiuŋ 'fly'. Cf. Austric: PAA *PVŋ 'swim', PAN *apuŋ 'float'. Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phjǝ̄n
Meaning: eye
Tibetan: spjan (resp.) eye.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(j)ŭk (~ -uak)
Meaning: turn, turn over
Tibetan: phjogs to turn, spog (pf. spags, f. spag ) to remove and to bring near by turns.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *phjV̆r
Meaning: fly
Tibetan: ãbjer (p., i. bjer ) to disperse in flight, to flee in different directions.
Kachin: pjen1 to fly.
Comments: PG *pjurL to fly; BG: Dimasa bur , Garo bil , Bodo bir to fly; Miri ber ; Bahing byer; Trung biel . Cf. *b(h)ŭr : perhaps one root with expressive changes.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *ph(j)Vt
Meaning: demon, malignant spirit
Tibetan: bjad enemy, a wicked demon.
Burmese: phut a wicked demon living in mountains, woods.
Kachin: (H) šǝpot a k. of malignant nat.
Comments: Cf. PAN *abat 'spirit that causes sickness'.
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