Talk:Proto-Peninsular

Extra vocabulary posited for Kibülʌiṅ

listed without all the derivations they'd surely have. N.b. Kib pasts are sometimes analogical and ahistorical.

fusup "to stand"
haunpa "to raise, lift" or perhaps "to rise". Kib past < -içn
ksatçr in the vicinity of "breathe"?
liamah "stone"
niŋux "grub, insect larva". perhaps my niŋux-laha "grub (eating) beast = sun bear" is orig. too?
ŋapnx "to scare", intensive 2nd augment "to threaten". Kib past < -içn
paçti "to begin". Kib past < -içn
pklta "hill"
psiaŋn ~"to speak publicly". Kib past < -nt
slakis ~"tip, point"
tanlm "to flee". Kib past < -hui

aŋli "to stay, remain". Lot past < -içn
çuçpa ~water (the Lot derivative includes a collective suffix)
çusa(r) or içus "to carry" -- cf. Lot baløša "water buffalo" < *palaç-çusar ("horn-bearer")
fimnu ~"imitate" (or simply "similar")
himtu "tide, wave"
kçita "high; deep"
kifm "grain" (might be a dialectal variant of kiuxŋ "flower")
ktihnu "to work, strive for". Lot past < -nt
lami ~"to burn" (intr.) -- cf. Lot lamy "incense" < *lami-r-u (a participle in υ-phase)
maxpa "low; shallow"
maçmf ??? (the γ-infinitive means "millet" in Lot)
mhuçi "bird"
mifŋ "to leave, go away". Lot past < -içn
mraŋu "characteristic property"
niha ~"water"
nixuka "chicken"
ŋafi "maybe"
ŋalu "noodles"
ŋulxa "bamboo"
palaç "horn" -- cf. Lot baløša "water buffalo" < *palaç-çusar ("horn-bearer")
pani "tusk, fang" (or maybe just "tooth of an animal")
phaçi ~"specific"
pikr "to enter, arrive". Lot past < -itç, but a resultative derivation in < -xai also exists
ptusa "lotus, water lily"
pxuçu "falcon, predatory bird"
saiŋr ~"certain"
sikçu "spice, herb"
sila "silk" (or maybe just ~"smooth")
siŋa ??? (cf. Lot šyŋø "zebu"; but that species might be native to Lotoka and not Mrisaŋfa)
suta "to have an impact on". Lot past is analogical; there is a resultative derivation in < içn
txahu "night"
xuŋkuç "also, additionally"