Reconstruction:Proto-Micronesian/faasa

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Proto-Micronesian

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Etymology

Unknown.

Noun

*faasa

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Descendants

  • Proto-Chuukic: *faada
    • Woleaian: faa, -faat
    • Chuukese: ffaat, -ffaat
    • Mortlockese: faat
    • Carolinian: ffaat
    • Kosraean: ah, aht

References

  1. ^ Bender, Byron W., Goodenough, Ward H., Jackson, Frederick H., Marck, Jeffrey C., Sohn, Ho-Min, Trussel, Stephen, Wang, Judith W. (2003) “Proto-Micronesian reconstructions: I”, in Oceanic Linguistics, volume 42, number 1, →DOI, pages 1-110
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