proto-southwestern-tai revised: a new reconstruction - seals 22

Ende Phonology 223
160 to suck miso [ˈmiso]
161 to flow mbéré [ˈ m beɾe]
162 fly rhérha (close), wu (far) [ˈɹeɹa], [ˈßu]
163 fall mesu [məˈsu]
164 to freeze tu'a 2 [ˈtuɁa]
165 to give pati [ˈpati]
166 to hold dhéo [ˈɗeyo]
167 to fight pemata [pəˈmata]
168 scared taku [ˈtaku]
169 to hit pongga [ˈpoŋɡa]
170 to throw poké [ˈpoke]
171 to hunt téndu [ˈtendu]
172 shoot pasa [ˈpasa]
173 to kill roré [ˈɾoɾe]
174 to tie riké [ˈɾike]
175 to know mbéo [ˈ m beyo]
176 to think piki [ˈpiki]
177 to say si'i, ngestéi [ˈsiɁi], [ŋəsˈteyi]
178 to speak mbabho [ˈ m baɓo]
179 to hear zhézhé [ˈɹeɹe]
180 to smell nguru [ˈŋuɾu]
181 to breathe siro [ˈsiɾo]
182 to spit bura [ˈbura]
183 to vomit muta [ˈmuta]
184 to play éngé [ˈeŋe]
185 to pull 'ésa [ˈɁesa]
186 to push roka [ˈɾoka]
187 rub koso [ˈkoso]
188 swell mbowo [ˈ m boßo]
189 swim nangu [ˈnaŋu]
190 to turn rhé'o [ˈɹeɁo]
191 to come mai [ˈmayi]
192 how? ngéré 'emba [ˈŋeɾe ˈəmba]
193 what? 'apa [ˈɁapa]
194 who? sai [ˈsayi]
195 when? wengi [ßəˈŋi]
196 how much/many? sa apa [saˈɁapa]
197 why ngéré 'emba [ˈŋeɾe ˈəmba]
198 and né'é [ˈneɁe]
199 because pu'u [ˈpuɁu]
200 if ki [ˈkiː]
201 with né'é [ˈneɁe]
2 This can more literally be glossed as ‘harden’.