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 |