Reconstruction:Proto-Malayo-Polynesian/sakit

This Proto-Malayo-Polynesian 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-Malayo-Polynesian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /sakit/

Adjective

*sakit

1. sick, painful

Derived terms

• *masakit

Descendants

• Proto-Philippine: *sakit
  • Northern Luzon
    • Ilocano: sakit
    • Cagayan Valley
      • Isnag: takit
      • Itawit: takit
    • Northeastern Luzon
      • Casiguran Dumagat Agta: saket
    • Meso-Cordilleran
      • Central Cordilleran
        • Central Bontoc: sakit
      • Southern Cordilleran
        • Ibaloi: sakit
        • Pangasinan: sakit
  • Central Luzon
    • Kapampangan: sakit
  • Greater Central Philippine
    • Central Philippine
      • Bikol Central: sakit
      • Mansaka: sakit
      • Tagalog: sakit
      • Visayan
        • Aklanon: sakit
        • Cebuano: sakit
        • Hiligaynon: sakit
        • Romblomanon: sakit
        • Tausug: sakit
        • Waray-Waray: sakit
    • South Mangyan
      • Hanunoo: sakit
    • Manobo
      • Western Bukidnon Manobo: sakit
    • Danao
      • Maranao: sakit
    • Gorontalo–Mongondow
      • Gorontalo: sakito
      • Mongondow: takit
  • South Mindanao
    • Tiruray: agit
  • Sangiric
    • Sangir: saki'
  • Minahasan
    • Tontemboan: sakit
• Barito
  • Sama–Bajaw
    • Mapun: saki
    • Yakan: saki
• North Borneo
  • Northeast Sabahan
    • Ida'an: sakit
  • Southwest Sabahan
    • Dusunic
      • Central Dusun: sakit
    • Paitanic
      • Tombonuo: osakit
  • North Sarawakan
    • Berawan–Lower Baram
      • Kiput: aket
    • Dayic
      • Kelabit: a'it
    • Kenyah: sakit
• Northwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands
  • Batak
    • Dairi Batak: sakit
    • Karo Batak: sakit
    • Toba Batak: sahit
  • Gayo: sakit
• Malayo-Sumbawan
  • Proto-Chamic: *sakit
  • Proto-Malayic: *sakit
    • Ibanic
      • Iban: sakit
    • Malayan
      • Malay: sakit
        • Indonesian: sakit
      • Minangkabau: sakik
    • Urak Lawoi': ซาเกะ (sakäq)
  • Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa
    • Balinese: sakit
    • Sasak: sakit
  • Sundanese: sakit
• Old Javanese: sakit
• South Sulawesi
  • Tae': saki
• Celebic
  • Saluan–Banggai
    • Banggai: sakit
  • Muna–Buton
    • Muna: saki
  • Kaili–Pamona
    • Pamona: saki
• Central Malayo-Polynesian
  • Sumba–Flores
    • Manggarai: akit
  • Kowiai: sá'it
• Proto-Oceanic: *masakit
  • Western Oceanic
    • Gitua: mazai
    • Muduapa: mazahi
    • Uneapa: mazahiti
  • Central-Eastern Oceanic
    • Southeast Solomonic
      • Ghari: masahi
      • To'abaita: mataqi
    • Southern Oceanic
      • Mota: masag
      • North Efate: masaki
    • Micronesian
      • Marshallese: metak
      • Woleaian: metagi
    • Central Pacific
      • Rotuman: masa'i
      • Fijian: macake
      • Proto-Polynesian: *masaki
        • Proto-Nuclear Polynesian:
          • Proto-Eastern Polynesian:
            • Hawaiian: maʻi
            • Maori: mahaki, maki
            • Rapa Nui: maki
            • Tahitian: maʻi
          • Western Polynesian:
            • East Futuna: masaki, maki
            • Samoan: maʻi
            • Tuvaluan: mahaki
        • Tongic:
          • Niuean: maki
          • Tongan: mahaki, mahagi