Source: Pawley (2005)
Pawley, A. (2005). Trans New Guinea hypothesis: recent research and its implications. In A. Pawley, R. Attenborough, J. Golson, & R. Hide (Eds.), Papuan Pasts: cultural, linguistic and biological histories of Papuan-speaking peoples (pp. 67–107). Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.
Provided Lexicon:
| ID | Language | Word | Entry | Source Gloss | Annotation | Loan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 184842 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | short | *tumba | |||
| 184843 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | straight | *tutu[tu]ku | |||
| 184844 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | and | *ito | |||
| 184845 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | no, not | *ma- + verb | |||
| 184846 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | two | *ta(l,t)(a,e) | |||
| 184847 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | witchcraft | *koimb | |||
| 184848 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | witchcraft | *kum | |||
| 184849 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | testicles | *walaka | |||
| 184850 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | grandparent | *apus[i] | |||
| 184851 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | blue | *muk[V] | |||
| 260761 | Proto-Trans-New-Guinea | to drink | *na- | to eat, drink |