Appendix:Proto-Aztecan reconstructions

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Below are some Proto-Aztecan (Proto-Nahuan) reconstructions by Davletshin (2012):[1]

Davletshin (2012)

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English gloss Proto-Aztecan
all (todos) *mochɨ-m
ashes *nɨx-tlɨ
bark *ɨwaː-yoː-tl
belly *-ɨhtɨ
big *wehey(ɨ)
bird *toːtoː-tl
bite *-kɨh-tzoma
black *tliːl-tɨ-k
blood *ɨs-tlɨ
bone *oːmɨ-tl
breast *-chiːchiːwal
burn tr. *-tla-tɨ-ha
claw (nail) *-ɨstɨ
cloud *mix-tlɨ
cold *sese-k
come *wiːtz (preterit-as-present form)
die *mɨki
drink *-ihi
dry *waːk
ear *nakas-tlɨ
earth *tlaːl-lɨ
eat *-kwa-haː
eye *-iːx
feather *-ɨ?wɨ
fire *tlahi-tl
fish *mɨ-chɨ-m
fly *patlaːni
foot *-ɨkxɨ
full *teːn-tok
give tr. *-maka
good *yeːk-tlɨ
hair *-tzom
hand *-mah
head *-kwah
hear *-kaki
heart *-yoːl
I *naha
kill *mɨk-tɨ-ha
knee *-tlan-kwah
know *mati
leaf *ɨswa-tl
lie *mo-teːka
long *weheya-k
louse *atɨmɨ-tl
man *tlaːka-tl
many *mɨyak
meat *naka-tl
moon *meːtz-tlɨ
mountain *tɨpeː-tl
mouth *teːn-tlɨ
name *toːkaːhɨ-tl
neck *kəch-tlɨ
new *yankwi-k
night *yowal-lɨ
nose *yaka-tl
one *seː(m)
red *chiːl-tɨ-k ?
road *oh-tlɨ
root *nelwa-tl ?
round *yawal-tɨ-k ?
sand *xaːl-lɨ
see *-ɨhta
seed *aːch-tlɨ
sit *mo-tlalɨ-ha
skin *eːwa-tl
sleep *kochɨ
smoke *poːk-tlɨ ?
stand *kɨtza
star *sitlalɨ-m
stone *tə-tl
tail *-kwitla-pɨl
that *oːn- ?
this *in- ?
thou *təha
tongue *-nɨnɨ-pɨl
tooth *-tlan
tree *kwa-wɨ-tl
two *oːmə
walk (go) *nɨh-nɨmi
warm (hot) *to-toːnɨ-k ?
water *aː-tl
we *təha-mɨ-t
what *tla-(hi ?)
white *istaː-kɨ ?
who *aːk
woman *si/owaː-tl
yellow *kos-tɨ-k ?

References

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  1. ^ Davletshin, Albert (2012). Proto-Uto-Aztecans on their way to the Proto-Aztecan homeland: linguistic evidence. Journal of Language Relationship, no. 8, 2012 - p.75-92.
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