| Language | Family | Form for EAT | Gloss for EAT | Form for DRINK | Gloss for DRINK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Changsha | Sino-Tibetan | tɕʰia²⁴ | eat | tɕʰia²⁴ | drink |
| Chaozhou | Sino-Tibetan | tsiaʔ⁴ | eat | tsiaʔ⁴ | drink |
| Chengdu | Sino-Tibetan | tsʰๅ³¹ | eat | tsʰๅ³¹ | drink |
| Fuzhou | Sino-Tibetan | sieʔ⁴ | eat | sieʔ⁴ | drink |
| Kunming | Sino-Tibetan | tʂʰʅ³¹ | eat | tʂʰʅ³¹ | drink |
| Meixian | Sino-Tibetan | sət⁴ | eat | sət⁴ | drink |
| Nanchang | Sino-Tibetan | tɕʰiak⁵ | eat | tɕʰiak⁵ | drink |
| Suzhou | Sino-Tibetan | tɕʰiɪʔ⁴ | eat | tɕʰiɪʔ⁴ | drink |
| Wenzhou | Sino-Tibetan | tsʰๅ²³ | eat | tsʰๅ²³ | drink |
| Yangjiang | Sino-Tibetan | hɐt²⁴ | eat | hɐt²⁴ | drink |
| Yangzhou | Sino-Tibetan | tɕʰiəʔ⁴ | eat | tɕʰiəʔ⁴ | drink |
| Flinders Island | Pama-Nyungan | ica | eat | ica | drink |
| Gunya | Pama-Nyungan | dhala | eat | dhala | drink |
| Kalkatungu | Pama-Nyungan | ari | eat | ari | drink |
| Karajarri | Pama-Nyungan | ŋanja | eat | ŋanja | drink |
| Kugu Nganhcara | Pama-Nyungan | mungga | eat | mungga | drink |
| Kuku Yalanji | Pama-Nyungan | nukal | eat | nukal | drink |
| Kurtjar | Pama-Nyungan | i.lk | eat | i.lk | drink |
| Linngithigh | Pama-Nyungan | ñjay | eat | njay | drink |
| Margany | Pama-Nyungan | dhala | eat | dhala | drink |
| Mirniny | Pama-Nyungan | nga- | eat | nga- | drink |
| Muruwari | Pama-Nyungan | tha- | eat | tha- | drink |
| Nhanta | Pama-Nyungan | ngala- | eat | ngala | drink |
| Northern Mangarla | Pama-Nyungan | kurna | eat | kurna | drink |
| Thalanyji | Pama-Nyungan | paja-lgin | eat | paja-lgin | drink |
| Avestan | Indo-European | xʷar- | EAT | xʷar- | DRINK |
| Yagnobi | Indo-European | žavak | EAT | žavak | DRINK |
| Gilaki | Indo-European | xurdən | EAT | xurdǝn | DRINK |
| Persian | Indo-European | xordæn | EAT | xordæn | DRINK |
| Tajik | Indo-European | xůrdan | EAT | xūrdan | DRINK |
| Talysh | Indo-European | hārde | EAT | hārde | DRINK |
| Amondawa | Tupian | a'u | EAT | a'u | DRINK |
| Penange | Dogon | ɲɛ́: | EAT | nɛ́: | DRINK |
| Perge_Tegu | Dogon | ɲɛ́: | EAT | nɛ̌: | DRINK |
| Tebul_Ure | Dogon | ɲɛ́ | EAT | ɲɛ́ | DRINK |
| Tiranige_Diga | Dogon | ɲɔ́: | EAT | ɲɔ́: | DRINK |
| Awa | Barbacoan | kwan | eat | kwan | drink |
| Carijona | Cariban | nejandanɯ | eat | nejandanɯ | drink |
| Puinave | Puinave | wõk | eat | wok | drink |
| Avestan | Indo-European | xʷar- | eat | xʷar- | drink |
| Persian | Indo-European | xordæn | eat | xordæn | drink |
| Puinave | Puinave | -wõk | eat | -wok | drink |
| Mundurukú | Tupian | iʔom | eat | iʔom | drink |
| Chiriguano | Tupian | -u | eat | -u | drink |
| Guaraní | Tupian | u | eat | u | drink |
| Wayampi | Tupian | -u | eat | -ʔu | drink |
| Thai (Korat variety) | Tai-Kadai | kin.1 | eat | kin.1 | drink |
| Khamuang (Chiang Mai variety) | Tai-Kadai | kin.1 | eat | kin.1 | drink |
| Dehong | Tai-Kadai | kin.6 | eat | kin.6 | drink |
| Tai Lü | Tai-Kadai | kin.1 | eat | kin.1 | drink |
| Tai Khün | Tai-Kadai | kin.3 | eat | kin.3 | drink |
| Shan | Tai-Kadai | ki:n.3 | eat | ki:n.3 | drink |
| Nung-Lazhai | Tai-Kadai | kɨn.1 | eat | kɨn.1 | drink |
| Nung-Ninbei | Tai-Kadai | kən.1 | eat | kən.1 | drink |
| Zhuang-Longzhou | Tai-Kadai | kin.1 | eat | kin.1 | drink |
| Maonan | Tai-Kadai | na.4 | eat | na.4 | drink |
| Nepali | Indo-European | khānu | eat | khānu | drink |
| Blagar, Kulijahi | Timor-Alor-Pantar | na | eat | na | drink |
| Blagar, Manatang | Timor-Alor-Pantar | na | eat | na | drink |
| Blagar, Tuntuli | Timor-Alor-Pantar | na | eat | na | drink |
| Blagar, Warsalelang | Timor-Alor-Pantar | na | eat | na | drink |
| Bunak, Bobonaro | Timor-Alor-Pantar | aː | eat | aː | drink |
| Bunak, Suai | Timor-Alor-Pantar | aː | eat | aː | drink |
| Inanwatan | Inanwatan | ni+ | eat | ni+ | drink |
| Kaera | Timor-Alor-Pantar | na | eat | na | drink |
| Kalamang | West Bomberai | na | eat | na | drink |
| Konda | Konda-Yahadian | no | eat | no | drink |
| proto-AP | Timor-Alor-Pantar | nai | eat | nai | drink |
| proto-TAP | Timor-Alor-Pantar | nəa | eat | nəa | drink |
| Mugim | Konda-Yahadian | ˈnɔme | eat | ˈnɔme | drink |
| Alor-Pantar | Timor-Alor-Pantar | nai | to eat | nai | to drink |
| Sawila | Timor-Alor-Pantar | ganee | to eat | ganee | to drink |
| Yi (Nanjian) | Sino-Tibetan | du⁵⁵ | eat | du⁵⁵ | drink |
| Alekano | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | n | to eat | n | to drink |
| Alekano | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nonaƀe | to eat | nonaƀe | to drink |
| Alekano (Notofana Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nonâvɛ | to eat | nonavɛ | to drink |
| Alekano (Wanima Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nonavé | to eat | nonavé | to drink |
| Awa | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nahno | to eat | nahno | to drink |
| Awiyaana | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nare | to eat | nare | to drink |
| Benabena | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | na | to eat | na | to drink |
| Blagar (Bakalang Dialect) | Timor-Alor-Pantar | nα | to eat | nα | to drink |
| Daga | Dagan | naiwan | to eat | naiwan | to drink |
| Dano (Asaro Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | n | to eat | n | to drink |
| Doromu-Koki (Aramaika Dialect) | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Doromu-Koki (Bareika Dialect) | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Doromu-Koki (Lofaika Dialect) | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Duvle | Lakes Plain | dɪa | to eat | dɪa | to drink |
| Ekari (Paniai Lake Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nai | to eat | nai | to drink |
| Fasu | Fasu | anene | to eat | anene | to drink |
| Fore | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | na | to eat | na | to drink |
| Fuyug | Goilalan | huni nene | to eat | huni nene | to drink |
| Gadsup | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | naano | to eat | naano | to drink |
| Gende | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | na- | to eat | na- | to drink |
| Gimi | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | na | to eat | ná | to drink |
| Humene | Kwalean | a-nE- | to eat | a-nE- | to drink |
| Inoke-Yate | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | n | to eat | n | to drink |
| Kamano | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | ne | to eat | ne | to drink |
| Kuman | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | neuŋgua | to eat | neuŋgua | to drink |
| Lavukaleve | Lavukaleve | eu | to eat | eu | to drink |
| Lavukaleve | Lavukaleve | eui | to eat | eui | to drink |
| Mailu (Baibara Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Mailu (Borebo Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Mailu (Darava Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Mailu (Delebai Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Mailu (Geagea Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Mailu (Island Dialect) | Mailuan | isiisi | to eat | isiisi | to drink |
| Maiwa | Dagan | mɛ 'nane | to eat | me 'nane | to drink |
| Maria | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Maria (Maiagolo Dialect) | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Maria (Maranomu Dialect) | Manubaran | iri- | to eat | iri- | to drink |
| Moni (Kemandoga Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nuija | to eat | nuija | to drink |
| Onabasulu | Bosavi | namena | to eat | namena | to drink |
| Pare | Kamula-Elevala | de-nu | to eat | de-nu | to drink |
| Proto-Doromu | Manubaran | *iri | to eat | *iri | to drink |
| Proto-Manubaran | Manubaran | *iri- | to eat | *iri- | to drink |
| Proto-Maria | Manubaran | *iri- | to eat | *iri- | to drink |
| Purari | Purari | navai | to eat | navai | to drink |
| Siane | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | n | to eat | n | to drink |
| Siane | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | no naiye | to eat | no naiye | to drink |
| Tairora, North | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | naana | to eat | naana | to drink |
| Wolani (Upper Mbijandoga Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | nona | to eat | nona | to drink |
| Yagaria | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | dé | to eat | dé | to drink |
| Yagaria (Hira Dialect) | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | doʔbai | to eat | doʔbai | to drink |
| Yaweyuha | Nuclear Trans New Guinea | n | to eat | n | to drink |
| Lavukaleve | Lavukaleve | eu | eat | eu | drink |
| Lavukaleve | Lavukaleve | eui | eat | eui | drink |
| Kali'na | Cariban | enɨlɨ | to eat | enɨlɨ | to drink |
| Otomi | Otomanguean | tsi | to eat | tsi | to drink |
| Thai | Tai-Kadai | kin | to eat | kin | to drink |
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