T. mapa n. “hand”

T. mapa n. “hand”

References ✧ PE23/144; VT47/6-7, 19-20

Glosses

• “hand” ✧ VT47/7; VT47/19; PE23/144 (mapa)
• “usual word for hand” ✧ VT47/20 (mapo)

Variations

• mapa ✧ VT47/6; VT47/7; VT47/19; PE23/144 (mapa)
• mapo ✧ VT47/20

Cognates

• Q. maqua “hand-full, group of five (similar) things; hand (colloquial); closing or closed [hand] (facing down) for taking” ✧ PE23/144 (maqua); VT47/6; VT47/19; VT47/20 (măqua)
• S. mâb “hand” ✧ PE23/144 (mâb); VT47/6; VT47/19; VT47/20

Derivations

• < ✶makwā “a hand-full, complete hand with all five fingers” ✧ PE23/144 (makwā); VT47/6; VT47/7; VT47/19
  • < √MAK “strike; cut, hew with a sharp edge; kill, slay; forge metal” ✧ VT47/19 (MAK)
    • < MAK, [per editors, this derivation was rejected] ✧ VT47/19
• < √MAP “take away, take hold of, grasp” ✧ VT47/20

Derivatives

• > T. mapa- “to take hold of, grasp” ✧ VT47/7

T. camba n. “hand”

Reference ✧ VT47/22 ✧ “usual word for hand”

Cognates

• S. cam “(cupped) hand, holding hand; handful” ✧ VT47/22