"maraman" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Nauruan]

Etymology: From Proto-Oceanic *ma-ramaR (“shine, be bright”) (compare Hawaiian malama (“moon, moonlight”)) from *ramaR (“light, luminosity”) (compare Hawaiian lama (“torch, light”)), probably from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *damaR from Proto-Austronesian *damaR (though the Malayo-Polynesian examples outside of Oceanic such as Malay damar mostly refer to plant resins, said to be related in meaning through their use in torches). Etymology templates: {{inh|na|poz-oce-pro|*ma-ramaR||shine, be bright}} Proto-Oceanic *ma-ramaR (“shine, be bright”), {{cog|haw|malama||moon, moonlight}} Hawaiian malama (“moon, moonlight”), {{cog|haw|lama||torch, light}} Hawaiian lama (“torch, light”), {{inh|na|poz-pro|*damaR}} Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *damaR, {{inh|na|map-pro|*damaR}} Proto-Austronesian *damaR, {{cog|poz}} Malayo-Polynesian, {{cog|poz-oce}} Oceanic, {{cog|ms|damar}} Malay damar Head templates: {{head|na|noun}} maraman
  1. The moon Wikipedia link: na:maraman
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