Sino-Tibetan etymology : Query result

Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *tajH

Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology

Meaning: big, much

Chinese: 多 *tāj much, many, 哆 *thajʔ, *thiajʔ, *trājʔ, *thrājʔ be great.

Tibetan: mthe-bo thumb (?)

Burmese: taj very; tǝiʔ sign of the plural.

Kachin: theʔ² and.

Lushai: teʔ ( < *teiʔ ?) much, very much; -te suffix denoting plurality.

Lepcha: tí, tɨ́-m 1 to be great,to be large, to be big 2 to be grand, to be noble 3 express comparative and superlative degree "better, greater, higher, much, very"; the great, the high, the upper etc.

Kiranti: *dV

Comments: Mikir the big; Rawang thɛ; Gurung tha' great. Ben. 66. Cf. Miju-Geman kɨ-tai, Naga *kǝd(a)i, Trung *thVi, Jiarong (kǝ)kte 'big'. Cf. also *tă 'all', *[d]ā 'thick' (with some confusion).