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Vietnamese
Etymology
Shorto (2006) traces Vietnamese reflex back to Proto-Mon-Khmer *tn(oo)t ~ tnu(u)t (“sugar palm”), though he proposes that Vietnamese is not inherited but may have been loaned from Khmu, by comparing thốt with Thin Khmu (tŭt) & Yuan Khmu (tu:t, “plant, tree, trunk, stem”). Other cognates are Khmer ត្នោត (tnaot), and Central Mnong tɒ:m no:t.[1]
The cluster-breaking mechanism, responsible for doublets like thằn lằn "(lizard") and trăn ("python")[2] (< *k-lən < *tlan (“python”)) might also have broken thốt nốt's proto-form's *tn- cluster as well.
Pronunciation
Noun
(classifier cây) thốt nốt
- sugar palm, palmyra palm, wine palm
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