Reconstruction:Proto-Malayo-Polynesian/paqa

This Proto-Malayo-Polynesian 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-Malayo-Polynesian

Etymology

From Proto-Austronesian *paqa.

Noun

*paqa

1. thigh

Descendants

• Philippine
  • Batanic
    • Ivatan: paa
    • Ibatan: pā
  • Central Luzon
    • Sambali: páa
    • Botolan Sambal: pa-a
    • Abenlen Ayta: paa
    • Mag-Anchi Ayta: paa
    • Bolinao: paa
  • Greater Central Philippine
    • Central Philippine
      • Tagalog: paa
      • Bikol Central: páa
      • Visayan
        • Cebu
          • Cebuano: páa
        • West
          • Aklanon: páa
        • Central
          • Hiligaynon: páa
          • Masbatenyo: pâa
          • Romblomanon: pā'a
          • Waray-Waray: páa
        • South
          • Tausug: paa
      • Mansaka: paa
    • Manobo
      • Binukid: paa
      • Higaonon: paa
      • Western Bukidnon Manobo: pa'a
    • Subanen
      • Central Subanen: paa
    • Palawanic
      • Brooke's Point Palawano: paa
      • Central Palawano: paqa
      • Tagbanwa: pa'a
    • Gorontalo–Mongondow
      • Mongondow: paa
  • Kalamian
    • Agutaynen: paka
    • Calamian Tagbanwa: paka
  • South Mindanao
    • Tboli: haha
• Barito
  • Sama–Bajaw
    • Central Sama: pa'a
    • Southern Sama: paa
    • Mapun: paa
    • Yakan: pa'a
• North Bornean
  • Northeast Sabahan
    • Bonggi: paa
    • Ida'an: ppa'
  • Southwest Sabahan
    • Dusunic
      • Central Dusun: po'o
      • Coastal Kadazan: poo
      • Momogun
        • Rungus: poo
        • Tobilung: poo
    • Paitanic
      • Tombonuo: paa
      • Upper Kinabatangan: pa
    • Murutic
      • Tagal Murut: paa
      • Tatana: poo
  • North Sarawakan
    • Dayic
      • Kelabit: pa'eh
    • Kenyah
      • Bakung: pa'a
      • Eastern Penan: pa'an
  • Central Sarawakan
    • Melanau–Kajang
      • Central Melanau: pa'a
    • Punan
      • Seru: poh
• Land Dayak
  • Benyadu-Bakati'
    • Rara Bakati': paa'
  • Bidayuh
    • Biatah Bidayuh: pū'ūh
    • Bukar-Sadung Bidayuh: pū'ūh
• Moklenic
  • Moken: paka
• Malayo-Sumbawan
  • Chamic
    • Acehnese: pha
    • Coastal Chamic
      • Haroi: pha
      • Cham
        • Eastern Cham: ꨜꨩ (pha)
        • Western Cham: فحا (pha)
    • Highlands Chamic
      • Chru–Northern Cham
        • Chru: pha
        • Northern Cham
          • Northern Roglai: pha
          • Tsat: pha³³
      • Rade–Jarai
        • Jarai: pha
        • Rade: pha
  • Malayic
    • Iban: pah
    • Malay: paha
      • Indonesian: paha
    • Urak Lawoi': ปาฮา (paha)
  • Bali–Sasak–Sumbawa
    • Balinese: paha
    • Sasak: pa
    • Sumbawa: pa
  • Sundanese: paha
• Celebic
  • Tomini–Tolitoli
    • Totoli: paa
    • Boano (Sulawesi): pa'a
  • Kaili–Pamona
    • Pamona: pa'a
    • Lindu: paa
  • Wotu–Wolio
    • Wolio: paa
  • Muna–Buton
    • Muna: fagha
  • Proto-Bungku-Tolaki: *paqa
• Central Malayo-Polynesian
  • Sumba–Flores
    • Manggarai: pa'a
    • Rembong: pa'a
    • Ngadha: paa
  • Kei–Tanimbar
    • Fordata: faan
• Oceanic
  • Western Oceanic
    • Meso-Melanesian
      • Nakanai: vaha
    • North New Guinea
      • Lower Markham
        • North Watut: haga
        • South Watut: faga
        • Wampar: faa
      • Upper Markham
        • Adzera: faga
        • Austronesian Mari: haga
        • Wampur: haga

References

• Blust, Robert & Stephen Trussell, Austronesian Comparative Dictionary – *paqa₁.
• Holzknecht, Susanne (1989) The Markham Languages of Papua New Guinea. Pacific Linguistics