✶tumbu n. “deep vale”

✶tumbu n. “deep vale”

References ✧ NM/351, 355

Glosses

• “deep of vale, vale” ✧ NM/355 (tumbŭ)
• “valley (more or less circular, but deeply concave, and with high mountains at the rim)” ✧ NM/351

Variations

• tumbu ✧ NM/351
• tumbā ✧ NM/355
• tumbŭ ✧ NM/355

Changes

• tumbā >> tumbu “valley (more or less circular, but deeply concave, and with high mountains at the rim)” ✧ NM/355

Derivations

• < ᴹ√TUB “to fall low[?], go down (below normal ground level), (esp.) to go down (sink, dive) into water”

Derivatives

• > Q. tumbo “deep vale, valley” ✧ NM/351
  • ⇒ Q. i Tumbo Tarmacorto “the Vale of the High Mountain Circle” ✧ NM/351
  • ⇒ Q. Tumbalemorna “deepvalleyblack” ✧ SA/tum
  • ⇒ Q. Utumno “Deep-hidden” ✧ SA/tum
• > S. tum “valley, vale” ✧ NM/351
  • ⇒ 5 compounds