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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lă
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: lift, above
Chinese: *la lift.
Tibetan: bla over, above.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lă (s-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: easy, slow
Chinese: *sla slowly, leisurely, easy, relax.
Tibetan: sla easy.
Comments: Cf. *lV̆j.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *la
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: leg, foot
Tibetan: brla the thigh.
Kiranti: *lV
Comments: BG: Garo dźa, Dim. ya foot; Midzhu pla, Namsangia da, Moshang ya, Miri ǝle, Chepang la foot. Sh. 183; Ben. 34.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lă (m-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: arrow
Chinese: *liaks shoot with bow, *liak hit with bow and arrow.
Tibetan: mda arrow.
Burmese: hmrah (OB mla) arrow, LB *m[h]lax.
Kachin: pǝla3 arrow, (Mat.) mǝla3 id.
Kiranti: *[bh]là
Comments: PG *mjV; BG: Dimasa bă-la, Garo bra; Kham mwīL; Hor lda; Rawang thǝma, Trung 3-ma1; Bahing bla; Vayu blo; Magari mya; Newari bala; Tangkhul mǝla. Sh.58, 407; Ben. 111; Luce 5.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lā ( ? ƛ-)
Meaning: pass, road
Chinese: *Ł_ā (~ l_-) path on bank of a canal, 途 *Ł_ā (~ l_-) road.
Tibetan: la mountain pass.
Kiranti: *ḷä́ 'to go'
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăH
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: take, give
Chinese: *laʔ give (cf. also 詒 *Łǝ 'bequeathe, give')
Kachin: la3 take, accept; cf. also ja1 to give; to return, as a borrowed article.
Lushai: la (lāk) to take, KC *la.
Kiranti: *lǝ̀(s)
Comments: Bodo lá; Banpara la; Newari lā-; Magari lā; Tujia lie.3. Sh. 162, 434.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *laH (~ ƛ-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: testicles, male
Burmese: lah ungelded, laʔ-uʔ testiculi.
Kachin: la1 a male.
Kiranti: *la-
Comments: Mat. 184. STEDT 343-344 *la 'male', 361-362 *la 'copulate' (with more Naga, Bodo-Garo, Gurung-Tamang-Thakali and LB forms). Most Kiranti forms, however, are attributed here to a different root *ra ~ wa which is quite shaky, while Limbu ja-rimba is separately compared with Manchati ńja-ri and Tamang ŋja - also quite improbable. Nasalized forms are probably: Mikir ar-leŋ, Trung *laŋ-la 'man'.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăH (s-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: moon
Tibetan: zla-ba moon.
Burmese: laʔ moon, LB *C-laʔ.
Kachin: šǝta1 moon.
Lushai: thla moon, KC *S-khla.
Lepcha: lă-vo the moon; a month
Kiranti: *lǝ́
Comments: Garo dźa; Moshang ya-pi; Namsangia da; PG *l(h); Rawang sǝla; Trung 1-la1 moon; Kadu sǝda; Bunan hla; Mantshati la-tsaŋ; Tsangla laza; Bahing la, Vayu tśolo, Digaro hǝla. Sh. 57, 124, 138, 435; Ben. 42.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lă(H)
Meaning: musk-deer
Chinese: *lias musk-deer.
Tibetan: gla musk-deer.
Burmese: LB *laʔ / *sla musk-deer.
Kiranti: *ʔtò-la
Comments: Trung ci1-la1. Gong 81.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *laH ( ~ ƛ-)
Meaning: old
Burmese: kjaʔ to become old.
Kachin: diŋla1 be old.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăH
Meaning: hut, pantry
Chinese: *liaʔ field hut.
Tibetan: lhas pen, fold.
Kachin: ǯǝpra4 a pantry, (H) lǝphra id.
Lepcha: lí a house
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăj
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: snake
Chinese: *liaj snake.
Kachin: pǝlaj1 a sp. of iguana.
Lushai: hlai-ba a sp. of snake.
Kiranti: *phu-lV worm, snake
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăj ( ~ ƛ-)
Meaning: dig
Kachin: lai1 to dig.
Lushai: lai, KC *lai.
Comments: Midzhu leʔ. Sh. 185, 408; Ben. 65.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lāj
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: pour; watery, thin (of fluid)
Chinese: *lāj to flow.
Tibetan: sla thin (of fluids).
Burmese: kjajh be not thick, thin, as liquid; hlaj 'to pour from one vessel into another'
Lushai: leiʔ to pour (as fluid), pour out.
Lepcha: tă-ljă, tă-ljă dă the water under earth
Comments: Here LB *li 'swim' (?).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lāj (s-)
Meaning: other
Chinese: *slāj another.
Burmese: ta-lij someone.
Lushai: hlei (hleiʔ) compared with the other.
Comments: Cf. Tani *alo 'that', Mikir la 'that, this', Naga *lV 'that; one'. Here probably a number of TB forms meaning 'one': Karen *lV, Tujia la.3, Gurung *K-ri (if < *K-li).
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăj(H) ( / *lăt; m-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: tongue
Chinese: *la (~-eʔ) to lick; 舌 *lat tongue.
Tibetan: lće tongue; blade; flame.
Burmese: hlja tongue, LB *s-lja.
Kachin: šiŋlet2 the tongue, (H) lai id.
Lushai: lei tongue, KC *m-lei.
Lepcha: lí, a-lí the tongue
Comments: PG *lè; Mikir de; BG: Garo sre, Dimasa salai; Namsangia thali; Kham sē; Kanauri le; Rgyarung smi; Rawang phǝlɛ, Trung 3-lăi2; Vayu li; Newari me ~ mye. Sh. 40, 121, 124, 136, 166, 434; Ben. 64.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăk
Meaning: great, big, more
Chinese: *liak great, 亦 *lhiak also, furthermore, and.
Tibetan: lhag more, beyond.
Burmese: hlaʔ very, affix of intensification.
Kachin: (H) niŋ-la great, important; (?) let again, then.
Lushai: leʔ again, then.
Comments: Sh. 76. Cf. Proto-Karen *lVʔ.2B 'all', Haka dihlak, Garo pi-lak id.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lăm (~ƛ-)
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: spin, wind
Kachin: (H) khjam to wind, as yarn on a shuttle.
Lushai: lam to spin a top.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *lam ( ~ ƛ-)
Meaning: moth, butterfly
Burmese: phǝlam a moth.
Kachin: pǝlam4-laʔ3 a butterfly.
Lepcha: tă-ljam a spec. of wasp
Comments: Mat. 170.
Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *l[ā]m
Meaning: speak, pronounce
Chinese: *lhām,*lhǝ̄m speak.
Burmese: khjamh (OB klaṃ) a religious writing or book.
Kachin: nlem2, (H) lem be talkative.
Lushai: lam to pronounce, to articilate, to call.
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