"s-twak" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Proto-Sino-Tibetan]

Etymology: * Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *s-twak (STEDT) This root is well-attested in Lolo-Burmese and other branches of the family however in some languages it has been specialized to refer to animal births. The -t final is particular to Chinese, but this could well be a secondary development from an original velar after a front vowel. This term may have been conflated with a descendant from Proto-Sino-Tibetan *m-(t/d)u (“nephew; descendant”) – whence the Burmese တူ (tu, “nephew”) – a sense no longer productive but was mentioned in the glossary book Erya, c. 2nd century BCE. Etymology templates: {{noncog|sit-pro|*m-(t/d)u|t=nephew; descendant}} Proto-Sino-Tibetan *m-(t/d)u (“nephew; descendant”), {{noncog|my|တူ|t=nephew}} Burmese တူ (tu, “nephew”), {{B.C.E.|nodots=1}} BCE, {{BCE}} BCE, {{circa2|2nd century <small class='ce-date'>BCE</small>|short=y}} c. 2nd century BCE Head templates: {{head|sit-pro|noun|cat2=roots|head=*s-twak}} *s-twak
  1. go out Tags: reconstruction
    Sense id: en-s-twak-sit-pro-noun-eOHIkFdz Categories (other): Proto-Sino-Tibetan entries with incorrect language header, Proto-Sino-Tibetan roots Disambiguation of Proto-Sino-Tibetan entries with incorrect language header: 79 4 17 Disambiguation of Proto-Sino-Tibetan roots: 89 5 6
  2. leave Tags: reconstruction
    Sense id: en-s-twak-sit-pro-noun-rxkxkLjT
  3. emerge Tags: reconstruction
    Sense id: en-s-twak-sit-pro-noun-FSdXQ~nT

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