Reconstruction:Proto-Oceanic/paqoʀu

This Proto-Oceanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Oceanic

Etymology

From Proto-Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian *baqoʀu, from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *baqəʀu, from Proto-Austronesian *baqəʀuh.

Adjective

*paqoʀu

1. new

Descendants

• Admiralty Islands
  • Western
    • Seimat: haun
  • Eastern
    • Manus
      • West Manus
        • Nyindrou: haʔun
        • Sori-Harengan: mabaːu
      • Intermediate
        • Loniu: mahun
        • Mokerang: mahun
        • Pak-Tong: baːhun
      • East Manus
        • Andra-Hus: ahun
        • Gele': mabawin
        • Leipon: mahun
        • Ponam: fon
        • Titan: maun
    • Southeast
      • Baluan-Pam: boun
      • Lou: papaeun
      • Nauna: ohun
• St. Matthias Islands
  • Mussau-Emira: ouna
• Western Oceanic
  • Meso-Melanesian
    • Bali–Vitu
      • Uneapa: vaghoru
      • Muduapa: vaǥoru
    • Northwest Solomonic
      • Mono–Uruavan
        • Alu: haoluna
        • Torau: auru
        • Uruava: vaoru
      • Piva–Bannoni
        • Lawunuia: evaunu
      • Ysabel
        • Cheke Holo: valu
        • Gao: valu
        • Kokota: foforu
  • North New Guinea
    • Huon Gulf
      • Numbami: wou
    • Ngero–Vitiaz
      • Bel
        • West Bel
          • Takia: fou
          • Gedaged: faun
          • Matukar: haun
        • East Bel
          • Biliau: fou
          • Wab: fau
      • Ngero
        • Bariai
          • Bariai: pau
          • Kove: pau
          • Malalamai: pou
        • Tuam
          • Gitua: pagu
          • Mutu: pagu
    • Sarmi–Jayapura
      • Sobei: fefou
    • Schouten
      • Manam: wawau
  • Papuan Tip
    • Nuclear Papuan Tip
      • Bwaidoga
        • Bwaidoka: vagu
        • Iduna: ivaguna
        • Iamalele: ivauna
        • Koluwawa: kaivauna
      • Dobu–Duau
        • Sewa Bay: auwauna
        • Dobu: auwauna
        • Molima: vauvauna
      • Suauic
        • Auhelawa: vauvau
        • Oya'oya: faufau
        • Saliba (New Guinea): hauhau
      • Are–Taupota
        • Are
          • Mukawa: wauna
        • Taupota
          • Tawala: wouna
          • Wedau: vouna
      • Gumawana: vau
    • Kilivila–Misima
      • Kilivila: vau
      • Misima-Paneati: vavaluna
      • Muyuw: kwéivaw
• Central-Eastern Oceanic
  • Micronesian
    • Chuukic–Pohnpeic
      • Chuukic: *faú
        • Carolinian: ffé
        • Chuukese: fé
        • Mortlockese: sééfé
        • Puluwat: hééfé
        • Satawalese: fféé
        • Sonsorolese: taifaú
        • Tobian: taiföü
        • Woleaian: fféé, ffeo
  • Southeast Solomonic
    • Gela–Guadalcanal
      • Gelic
        • Gela: vaolu
        • Lengo: vaolu
      • Guadalcanal
        • Birao: vaolu
        • Ghari: vaolu
        • Malango: vaolu
        • Talise: vaoluna
    • Longgu–Malaita–Makira
      • Longgu: vaolu
      • Malaita–Makira
        • Sa'a: haolu
        • Makira
          • Arosi: haoru
          • Bauro: haoru
          • Fagani: haoru
        • Malaita
          • Central–North Malaita
            • Kwaio: hoolu
            • Kwara'ae: faulu
            • Lau: fālu
            • To'abaita: fālu, faalu
          • Southern Malaita
            • 'Are'are: haoru
            • Oroha: haoru
  • Central Pacific
    • Western Central Pacific
      • Western Fijian: vou
    • Eastern Central Pacific
      • Fijian: vou
      • Proto-Polynesian: *foqou
        • Proto-Nuclear Polynesian:
          • Proto-Eastern Polynesian:
            • Marquesic:
              • Hawaiian: hou
              • Mangarevan: ʻou
              • North Marquesan: hou
              • South Marquesan: hou
            • Rapa Nui: ho'ou
            • Tahitic:
              • Cook Islands Maori:
                • Mangaian: ‘ou
                • Rakahanga-Manihiki: fōu, hou
                • Rarotongan: ‘ōu
                • Tongarevan: hōu
              • French Polynesia:
                • Rapa: ‘ou
                • Tahitian: hou
                • Tuamotuan: hōu
              • New Zealand Maori-Moriori:
                • Maori: hōu
                • Moriori: hou
          • Western Polynesian:
            • Ellicean—Outlier:
              • Kapingamarangi: hou, hoou
              • Nuguria: hoou, fou
              • Nukumanu: hoou
              • Nukuoro: hoou
              • Pileni: hou
              • Sikaiana: hou
              • Takuu: fou, hoou
              • Tuvaluan: foou
            • Futunic:
              • Anuta: pou
              • East Futuna: fo'ou
              • Emae: fou
              • Futuna-Aniwa: fou, fau (Aniwa)
              • Mele-Fila: foou
              • Pukapukan: wōu
              • Tikopia: fou
              • West Uvean: foou
            • Samoic:
              • Samoan: fou
              • Tokelauan: fou
        • Tongic:
          • Niuafo'ou: foʻou
          • Niuean: foou
          • Tongan: foʻou
  • Southern Oceanic
    • Central Vanuatu
      • Eton (Vanuatu): fau
      • Lelepa: fau
      • North Efate: vau
    • South Vanuatu
      • Sie: itvau
      • Ura (Vanuatu): arvau

References

• Blust, Robert & Stephen Trussell, Austronesian Comparative Dictionary – *baqeRuh.
• Greenhill, S.J., Blust, R., & Gray, R.D. (2008). The Austronesian Basic Vocabulary Database: From Bioinformatics to Lexomics. Evolutionary Bioinformatics, 4:271–283.