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A user suggests that this Proto-Japonic reconstruction page be cleaned up, giving the reason: “Japanese sources derive Japanese羽(hane, “quill, from which a feather grows; feather; wing”) as a compound of 羽(ha, “feather”) + 根(ne, “root”). The word is even attested spelled as 羽根. The problem for this /-y/-final reconstruction is that hane ("feather") has no attested compounding form hana, and 根(ne) likewise has no compounding form na. Old Japanese羽(pa) may be cognate with 葉(pa, “leaf”). 羽 also appears as ha in Okinawan, c.f. JLect entries.”
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