Ross 1988
Ross, Malcolm D. 1988. Proto Oceanic and the Austronesian languages of western Melanesia. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.
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Sections
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Proto Oceanic Phonology and Morphology
- 1.3 Architectural Forms and Settlement Patterns
- 1.7 Canoes and Seafaring
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Locating Proto Oceanic
- 2.7 Properties of inanimate objects
- 2.8 Talking about space: terms of location and direction
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.5 Wild plants of the coastal strand
- 3.7 Wild plants of primary lowland tropical rain forest
- 3.8 Wild plants of secondary lowland rain forest and grassland
- 3.9 Staple foods: root crops, bananas, breadfruit and sago
- 3.11 Nut and fruit trees
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.5 Mammals, reptiles, amphibians
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.3 The human body
- 5.4 Bodily conditions and activities
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Kinship
- 6.4 Social rank and lunations
- 6.6 Recreation: Music, song, dance, games
- 6.12 Talking about speaking
- 6.16 Linear measurement
Words
- POc: jiRi
cordyline
taxon consisting of Cordyline fruticosa and Dracaena angustifolia
- POc: (s,j)uli(q)
banana or taro sucker, shoot (i.e. propagation material)
slip, cutting
- PMP: qusilak
lightning
- POc: raqan
branch of tree or other plant
- POc: kulit
skin (of animals, people, fruit), bark (of trees)
skin (of people, animals, fruit), bark (of trees)
- PWOc: jimʷaR, jimiR
sap used for caulking
- POc: (k,kʷ)adroRa
phalanger; cuscus
- POc: mʷata
snake (generic)
- POc: jamu
chew (betelnut)
person without spouse
- PAn: daqey
forehead
- POc: k(i,e)ju-
back of head, base of skull, occiput, nape
- PMP: [ma]nihawa
breathe; breath
- POc: [qase]qase-
chin, jaw
- POc: paqa(l)
thigh
- POc: jamʷ-i-
chew (betelnut)
- POc: nipi
to dream, have a dream
- POc: mipi
to dream, have a dream