Reconstruction:Proto-Ryukyuan/abura
Proto-Ryukyuan
editEtymology
editFrom Proto-Japonic *anpura (“fat, grease; oil”).
Pronunciation
edit- Tone class: B
Noun
edit*abura
Descendants
edit- Northern Ryukyuan: 아부라 (/a.pu.ra/) (Haytong Ceykwukki, 1501)
- Southern Ryukyuan:
- Miyako:
- Bora: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Hirara: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Ikema: 脂, 油 (avva) (tone class B)
- Irabu: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Karimata: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Kugai: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Kurima: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Minna: 脂, 油 (avva) (tone class B)
- Miyaguni: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Nagahama: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Ōgami: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Ōura: 脂, 油 (avva) (tone class AB)
- Sarahama: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Sawada: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Shiokawa: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Tarama: 脂, 油 (avva) (tone class B)
- Uechi: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Uruka: 脂, 油 (avva)
- Yonaha: 脂, 油 (avva) (tone class AB)
- Yaeyama:
- Yonaguni: 脂, 油 (anda) (tone class B)
- Miyako:
References
edit- Thorpe, Maner Lawton (1983) Ryūkyūan Language History[1], Doctoral dissertation. University of Southern California, page 292