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Appendix:Proto-Muskogean reconstructions

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Proto-Muskogean reconstructions:[1]

Booker (2005)

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no. gloss Proto-Muskogean branch
1 dove, pigeon *paktiCₐo
2 stem, stalk *apiCₐₐi
3 rock *taliCₐₐi
4 tooth *notiCₐₐi
5 skunk *koniCbo
6 (to) bloom *pakanli
7 arrow *θakiCₐₐi
8 night *niθaki
9 yellow-shafted pucker *xʷitokxaki[
10 mulberry *kʷixiCₐₐi
11 (to) copy, imitate *axokʷa
12 behind *yokʷala
13 pokeweed *kosikʷaCₐₐa
14 (to) have ringworm *xiC₁lampakʷi
15 overtake *¢aC₂ki
16 (to) sleep *no¢i
17 fox *čolaCbba
18 crawfish *sakačiCbo
19 otter *osana
20 (to) boil *moxoθi
21 pass through *łompotVli
22 peel off *čilaxʷa
23 pull, hold *xalato
24 seed (in fruit) *nixiłiCₐₐi
25 ashes *ixistoko
26 (to) sit (pl) *kaxa
27 land *ixakanika
28 (to) vomit) *axowita
29 medicine *axinlisi
30 axe *čaxaxʷi
31 duck *xʷočo
32 (to) name *xočixʷa|
33 screech owl *xaxʷonlo
34 grandfather *axʷaCₐo
35 (to) beat, stir up *kʷaxʷo
36 (to) gnaw *kalixʷi
37 fall off *čilaxʷ
38 (to) whip, lash *łoC₁kanxʷo
39 chief, king *minkkoCₐₐo
40 (to) protrude *xʷama
41 bone *xʷoniCₐₐi
42 liver, marrow *lopiCₐₐi
43 (to) scratch, slice *kalaxʷa
44 back (of body) *θali
45 spring (of water) kaliCbbi
46 (to) doctor *alikči
47 horn *lapi
48 cuckoo *talonktaCbi
49 grubworm *yolaCbba
50 turtle *lok¢iCₐa
51 (to) go *aya
52 crane *watonlaka
53 wildcat *kowiCₐₐi
54 cricket *šalontakiCₐa
55 squash *šoksiCₐₐi
56 ant *šonkkʷani
57 skin, rind *axʷakšopi
58 son *ošiCi
59 tendon, muscle, blood vessel, intestine *xʷikši
60 yellow, green, brown *lakna
61 trout *¢akliCₐo
62 two *toklo
63 sifting basket *sakla
64 soft-shelled turtle *xolakwaCₐₐa
65 hole, hollow *olakkʷi
66 sun *xasiCₐₐi
67 (to) offer *wayli
68 hoe *loyli
69 (to) mark *čawli
70 persimmon *xoθkoxʷa
71 mushroom *paktiCₐo
72 sack, bag *sokča
73 ghost *silopi
74 turkey *xʷakito
75 betsy bug *i¢sonksiCₐo
76 (to) beg, plead for *kosapi
77 hear *xaklo
78 earthworm *lakapčo
79 peach *tapakonla
80 (of liquid) *¢itko
81 flat and wide *patakxa
82 wise *ko¢tini
83 small *i¢katini
84 ]] *i¢xo
85 smoke *ičkoči
86 mother *ičkiCi
87 rectum *ičkoC2kʷiko
88 (to) inflate *sokpaxʷa
89 destroy, ruin *xokpani
90 (to) adhere to *alokpa
91 (to) pucker *wiliksi Proto-Eastern Muskogean
92 double *poktaCₐₐa
93 tree *iktiCₐo
94 frog *sokaktiCbbi
95 pass wind *xok¢o
96 upper arm *sakkʷaCₐₐa
97 astringent tasting *tikkʷa
98 opossum *sokxaCₐₐa
99 rabbit *čokxʷiCbbi
100 jaw, chin *notakxʷa
101 bramble, briar *kʷakčoko Proto-Eastern Muskogean
102 rib, side *nak¢iCₐₐi
103 flea *kastiCbo
104 (to) drink *isko
105 rot, decay *toskʷi
106 knee *intołkopa
107 father *iθkiCi
108 (to) steal *xoθkopa
109 young *ximanixta
110 day *nixtaka
111 river *xaxčaCₐi
112 hungry *xox(ʷ)čaxʷa
113 different *imałaxka
114 (to) pinch *yikixʷla
115 skin *xalkʷiCₐₐi
116 wife *xaliki Proto-Eastern Muskogean
117 (to) forget *ilxosi Proto-Eastern Muskogean
118 (to) grow, sprout *xolxʷanti
119 white oak *kʷalyiCₐi
120 pine *colyi Proto-Eastern Muskogean
121 (to) raise animals *apoykʷa
122 (to) eat (a meal) *impa
123 (to) come *ominti
124 pawpaw *onkʷiCₐo
125 breast *ipinsiki
126 (to) hide *xolamxi
127 buy *łonxʷa
128 (to) weave *taC1θa
129 (to) get warm from a heat source *iC2θi
130 (to) shoot at *xonC2¢a
131 war *hoC2łi
132 (to) die *iC2li
133 pepper *xoC1ma
134 (to) want, need *kʷaC2na
135 road *xinaCai
136 dark *tampki
137 stout *łampko
138 snake *¢inC2tiCao
139 hard, rigid *wantxa Proto-Eastern Muskogean
140 shoot at *xonC2¢a
141 (to) cloak oneself *anC1či
142 whippoorwill *xačokkʷilankkʷila
143 Canada goose *axankxaCaaa
144 grasshopper *xatankxʷaCaao
145 grass *panxsi
146 true *anxli
147 hand, lower arm *ilmkʷi
148 (to) rain *oynkʷa
149 whoop like an Indian *paynxa
150 (to) flow *xoxʷayxna
151 heavy *waylki
152 buy *čowmpa
153 (to) suck *sočonka
154 frost *xitontiki
155 (to) play a game *xompani Proto-Eastern Muskogean
156 winter *oθanxʷaCbi
157 (to) pierce *łompotVli

References

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  1. ^ Booker, Karen. (2005). "Muskogean Historical Phonology." In Hardy, Heather Kay and Scancarelli, Janine (eds.), Native languages of the Southeastern United States, 246-298. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
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