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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūɫ
Meaning: select
Chinese: *r_ūn select.
Burmese: rwijh select, choose.
Comments: Cf. PAA *rǝjh 'choose' (?)
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūɫ (~-uaɫ)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: rag, demolish, ruin
Chinese: *rōns disorder, confusion.
Tibetan: hrul ragged, tattered, raggedness; ruins.
Burmese: rwij to chop, cut.
Kachin: run2 to pull down, to raze or demolish.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūl
Meaning: yearn, cherish, long
Chinese: *grūj to embrace; to have feelings for, cherish, yearn, think lovingly of, comfort.
Tibetan: khrul-po cheerful, merry; fornicator, khrul-ma a whore.
Burmese: rwaʔ to wish, to desire, to flirt.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūl (~ -o-, -ɫ)
Meaning: repay, redeem
Burmese: rwijh redeem.
Lushai: rūl (rulʔ) to repay, requite.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rū̆n (~-on, -ɫ)
Meaning: relate, discourse
Chinese: *run, *rūn, *rūns discuss, discourse about.
Kachin: (H) ginron to relate, narrate.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūŋ (~-o-)
Meaning: cruel, violent
Tibetan: bkroŋ kill, bkroŋs die, perish
Kachin: ruŋ2 become violent.
Lushai: rōŋ (ron) be cruel, brutal.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rū-t
Meaning: cut off; peel, husk
Chinese: *khrūts cut off [since MCh.].
Tibetan: bgrud (p. bgrus, f. bgru) to husk, to shell.
Burmese: krut be peeled off, as a skin.
Lushai: rōt to cut off (as edge of thatch).
Comments: Cf. *rūt (with possible mergers).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rūt
Meaning: rub, drag along
Tibetan: ãdrud (p., i. drud) to rub, to polish; to drag, draw, pull along.
Kachin: rut2, ǝrut2 to rub in, as oil, khrut2 whetstone; (H) kǝrot to draw, drag.
Lushai: rōt to grind.
Lepcha: krŭt to drag, to pull; rut to slip, to slide down as gum from tree, as bank; to flock, to overwhelm, to overspread, to overpower
Comments: Chepang hryut. Bod. 155. Cf. *rū-t. Cf. Austric: PAA *rVt 'to smooth, scratch', PAN *aRud, *kaRud 'scrape, grate, rasp' (also *hi'rud, -rud 'scratch, scrape').
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rū̆t
Meaning: go along, follow
Chinese: *srut to lead, to follow.
Tibetan: ãgrod to go, to travel, bgrod to walk, to go, wander; the walk, gait, ãgros the act of going, walking.
Lushai: hrūt go or travel along.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rVj
Meaning: skin
Burmese: a-rij (LB *rij)
Comments: Cf. Aka phrih 'bark', Naga *ži 'skin', Gurung *C-ri 'skin', Zhaba ri, Pumi rǝ 'skin' etc.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: [*rVk]
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: burn
Tibetan: sreg (p. (b)sregs, f. bsreg, i. (b)sreg(s)) to burn, to destroy by fire.
Comments: PG *ròCL to fry. Cf. also Sulung [bæ.1] ɣǝk.1 'ashes'. [Cf. *rok 'black'.]
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rV̄l
Meaning: mule
Chinese: *rōj mule.
Tibetan: dre, drel mule.
Comments: Simon 27.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rVm
Meaning: root, edible root
Tibetan: kram cabbage.
Burmese: phaʔ-rum pumpkin.
Kiranti: *sam ( < *s-ram ?) root
Comments: Cf. also Haka hram, Pumi *b-rVN, Jiarong ta-sram 'root'. In EDSTL the root was not distinguished from *qhūm 'a k. of gourd' (reconstructed as *qhrūm).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rVm
Meaning: barren
Burmese: mrum be barren, childless (of a woman).
Kachin: gram2 be left unmarried.
Lepcha: krám without incumbency, or children, free
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rVm
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: dark
Tibetan: rum darkness, obscurity.
Kachin: rim2 be dusk, dark, nrim2 the evening twilight.
Comments: Rawang rim-rim-na grey (na black); Naga *rVm 'red'. Ben. 84. Cf. also Bodo *ram 'cloud'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rV̆m
Meaning: catch, capture
Chinese: *gh(r)ǝm catch, capture.
Tibetan: sgrim (p. bsgrims, f. bsgrim, i. sgrim(s)) to hold fast.
Kachin: rim2 to catch, seize, capture.
Lushai: ram to take away from by force, to plunder, to loot, despoil.
Comments: Gong 86.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rV̄ŋ
Meaning: rub, grind
Chinese: *r_ōŋ rub, polish.
Kachin: (H) gǝraŋ, kǝraŋ to grind, whey.
Comments: Cf. Austric: PAN *gariŋ 'mill, grind', PAA *rVŋ 'bite, chew'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rV̆ŋ(H)
Meaning: pair, couple
Chinese: *rhaŋʔ two, a pair; measure of weight.
Tibetan: sraŋ pair of scales; measure of weight.
Burmese: hraṇ́ a pair (also ă-ran)
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rV̆p
Meaning: arrange, prepare
Tibetan: grabs preparation, arrangements.
Lushai: rep to arrange, to plan, to settle, to decide.
Comments: Cf. Austric: PAA *rVp 'prepare', PAN *deRep 'community, help'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *rVp
Meaning: mane, broom
Chinese: *r_ap mane, long beard; broom.
Kachin: rip3, nrip3 a long broom; to sweep.
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