Reconstruction:Proto-Austronesian/quzaN

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 This Proto-Austronesian entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Austronesian

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

Noun

*quzaN

  1. rain

Descendants

  • Northern Formosan
    • Northwestern Formosan
      • Saisiyat: 'a'oral
    • Western Plains
  • Eastern Formosan
  • Tsouic
  • Bunun: hudan
  • Rukai: udale
  • Puyuma: udalr
  • Paiwan: qudjalj
  • Proto-Malayo-Polynesian: *quzan (“rain”)
    • Proto-Philippine: *qudán
      • Northern Luzon
      • Central Luzon
      • Greater Central Philippine
        • Central Philippine
          • Tagalog: ulán
          • Bikol
            • Coastal Bikol
          • Proto-Bisayan: *qudán
        • Manobo
          • Northern Manobo
        • Danao
      • South Mindanao
    • North Bornean
      • North Sarawakan
    • Barito
      • East Barito
    • Northwest Sumatra
    • Old Javanese: udan
    • Moken: kujan
    • Malayo-Sumbawan
    • South Sulawesi
    • Celebic
    • Palauan: chull
    • Chamorro: uchan
    • Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
      • Timor-Babar
        • Tetumic
        • South-East Timor
      • Proto-Oceanic: *qusan
        • Admiralty Islands
        • Western Oceanic
          • Meso-Melanesian
            • Bali–Vitu
            • Willaumez
            • New Ireland–Northwest Solomonic
              • Tungag–Nalik
              • Northwest Solomonic
          • North New Guinea
          • Papuan Tip
        • Central-Eastern Oceanic
          • Southeast Solomonic
            • Bugotu–Nggela
            • Malaita–Makira
          • Southern Oceanic
            • North Vanuatu
              • Torres–Banks
              • Espiritu Santo
              • South Pentecost
            • South Vanuatu
              • Central Vanuatu
                • Malakula
                • Ambrym–Paama–Epi
                  • Southeast Ambrym: us
                  • Bierebo: yua
                • Shepherd–Efate
                  • South Efate: us
          • Micronesian
            • Nuclear Micronesian
              • Marshallese: wōt (“rain”), ute (“to rain on”)
              • Chuukic-Pohnpeic
                • Chuukic
                • Pohnpeic
                  • Mokilese: wud (“rain, to rain”)
          • Central Pacific
            • West Fijian–Rotuman
              • Rotuman: usa
              • Western Fijian: uca
            • East Fijian–Polynesian
              • Fijian: uca
              • Proto-Polynesian: *quha (“rain”)
                • Tongic
                  • Tongan: ʻuha (“rain, to rain, rainy, wet”)
                  • Niuean: uha
                  • Niuafo'ou: ʻua
                • Nuclear Polynesian
                  • Samoic–Outlier
                    • Ellicean
                      • Tuvaluan: ua
                      • Kapingamarangi: ua
                      • Nukuoro: ua
                    • Samoic
                      • Samoan: ua
                      • Tokelauan: ua
                  • Eastern Polynesian
                    • Marquesic
                      • North Marquesan: ua
                      • Mangarevan: ùa
                      • Hawaiian: ua (“rain, to rain, rainy”)
                    • Tahitic
                      • Tahitian: ua
                      • Rarotongan: ua
                      • Maori: ua (“rain, to rain”)
                    • Rapa Nui: ûa

References

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