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PAGE NUMBER REFERENCES
TYM 1987:p13 Itbayaten minimal pairs
TYM 1987:p14 Ivasay & Isamorong Ivatan palatals
TYM 1987:p16 Babuyan/Ibatan minimal pairs
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FUNCTOR (RCM) REFERENCES
F#001 RCM§1a PBsh *yakən ‘I’ [pro-1-sg-nom] < PAN#38 *yakən
F#002 RCM§1b PBsh *ímu ‘thou’ [pro-2-sg-nom] < PAN#33 *Simu
F#003a & F#012 RCM§1c PVas *iya ‘he/she’ [pro-3-sg-nom]
F#003b RCM§1c PVas *siya‘he/she’ [pro-3-sg-nom]
F#004 RCM§1d PBsh *yatən ‘we (incl)’ [pro-1&2-pl-nom]
F#005 RCM§1e PBsh *yamən ‘we (excl)’ [pro-1-pl-nom]
F#006a RCM§1f PBsh *imiyu ‘ye, you’ [pro-2-pl-nom]
F#006b RCM§1f PBsh *iñu < PPH *inyu ‘ye, you’ [pro-2-pl-nom]
F#007 RCM§1g & F#016a PBsh *sida ‘they’ [pro-1-pl-nom] < PMP *sida
F#008 RCM§1h PBsh *si name [cm-pn-sg-nom] < PAN *si
F#009 RCM§1h PBsh *sida name [cm-pn-pl-nom]
F#010 RCM§1a PVas *aku [pro-1-sg-nom2] < PAN *aku
F#011 RCM§1b PBsh *ka [pro-2-sg-nom2] < PMP *ka
F#013 RCM§1d & F#021 PBsh *ta ‘we (inclusive)’ [pro-1&2-pl-nom2] < PAN *ta
F#014a RCM§1e & F#022 PBsh *namən ‘we (excl)’ [pro-1-pl-nom2] < PPH *namən
F#014b RCM§1e PVas *kami ‘we (exclusive)’ [pro-1-pl-nom2] < PAN *kami
F#015 RCM §1f  PBsh *kamu ‘you’ [pro-2-pl-nom2] < PAN *kamu
F#016b RCM §1g PVas *sa ‘they’ [pro-3-pl-nom2]
F#017 RCM§1h PVas *sa name [cm-pn-pl-nom] < PPH *sa
F#018 RCM§1a PBsh *ku [pro-1-sg-gen] < PAN *ku
F#019 RCM§1b *mu [pro-2-sg-gen] < PMP *mu
F#020 RCM§1c PBsh *na [pro-3-sg-gen] < PWMP *na
F#023 RCM§1f PBsh *ñu [pro-2-pl-gen] < PPH *niyú
F#024  RCM§1g PBsh *da [pro-3-pl-gen] < PAN *da
F#025 RCM§1 PBsh *ni name [cm-pn-sg-gen] < PAN *ni
F#026 RCM§1 PBsh *nida name [cm-pn-pl-gen] < PPH *nida
F#027 RCM§1 PBsh *diakən [pro-1-sg-obl] ‘to me’ < PWMP *di-akən
F#028 RCM§1 PBsh *dimu [pro-2-sg-obl] ‘to thee’
F#029 RCM§1 PBsh *diya [pro-3-sg-obl] ‘to him/her’ < PWMP *dia
F#030 RCM§1 PBsh *diatən [pro-1&2-obl] ‘to us (incl)’
F#031 RCM§1 PBsh *diamən [pro-1-pl-obl] ‘to us (excl)’
F#032 RCM§1 PBsh *dimiyu [pro-2-pl-obl] ‘to you’
F#033 RCM§1 PBsh *dida [pro-3-pl-obl] ‘to them’ < PNP *didá
F#034 RCM§1 PBsh *dida name [cm-pn-pl-obl] ‘to name’
F#035 RCM§1 PVas *niakən [pro-1-sg-obl2] ‘to me’
F#036 RCM§1 PVas *nimu [pro-2-sg-obl2] to thee’
F#037 RCM§1 PVas *niya [pro-3-sg-obl2] to him/her’
F#038 RCM§1 PVas *niatən [pro-1&2-obl2] ‘to us (all incl)’
F#039 RCM§1 PVas *niamən [pro-1-pl-obl2] ‘to us (excl)’
F#040 RCM§1 PVas *nimiyu [pro-2-pl-obl2] ‘to you’
F#041 RCM§1 PVas *nida [pro-3-pl-obl2] ‘to them’
RCM§2 PBsh *udi ‘this’ [deic-2]
RCM§2 PBsh *uya ‘that’ [deic-2]
RCM§2 PBsh *iya ‘that’ [deic-2] < PPH *iya
RCM§2 PVas *diya ‘there’ [deic-2-loc]
RCM§2 PYam *itu [deic-3-root] < PAN *iCu [deic-2]
RCM§2 Babuyan [C]aw [deic-3] | Note Cagayan Valley *aw [deic-1]
F#058 RCM§3 [cm-cn-nom~topic] PBsh *u < PWMP *u ‘genitive particle’
F#059 RCM§3 [cm-cn-gen~actor] PBsh *nu < PAN *nu
F#060 RCM§3 [cm-cn-obj] PBsh *su < PAN *su
F#061 RCM§3 [cm-cn-loc1] ‘at’ PBsh *du < PWMP *du ‘locative case marker for common nouns’
F#062 RCM§3 [cm-cn-loc2] at > PVas *di < PAN *di ‘locative case marker’
F#063 RCM§3 [linker ~ ligature] > PBSh *a < PAN *a
F#064 RCM§4 who? [qw] > PBsh *sinuh < PPH *sinu[h]
F#065 RCM§4 | Table 1 & TRIAD#6 ‘what?’ | PYam *ikuŋu | PBat *aŋu | Itb akuh [unique]
F#066 RCM§4 which? [qw] > uniques
F#067 RCM§4 where at? [qw-locative] > PVas *dinuh
F#068 RCM§4 where to? [qw-allative] > PBsh *dinuh < PNP *dinuh
F#069 RCM§4 how many? [qw] > PBsh *pidah < PAN *pijax ‘interrogative of quantity: how much? how many?’
F#070 RCM§4 when: future? [qw] > uniques
F#071 RCM§4 when: past? [qw] > PBsh *ka|aŋu
F#072 RCM§4why? [qw] > DIAD: PYam *ikuŋu
F#072 RCM§4why? [qw] > DIAD: PVas *untah
F#073 RCM§5 now, already [dp: completive] > PBsh *dana < PAN *Na ‘already’ + PPH *da ‘now’
F#074 RCM§5 still, yet [dp: incompletive] > PBsh *pa < PAN *pa.
F#075 RCM§5 they say, it is said [dp: quote] > PBsh *kunu < PMP *kunu ‘it is said, people say…’
F#076 RCM§6 and (with nouns) [conj] > PBsh *kanu
F#077 RCM§6 and (with names) [conj] > PBsh *kani
F#078 RCM§6  if [conj] DIAD > PBsh *an
F#078 RCM§6  if [conj] DIAD >PYam *anu si
F#079 RCM§6 because [conj] > PVas *ta < PNP *ta
F#080 RCM§3 [cm-cn-i-alternate set] > Itbayaten only
F#081 – F#100 | Taken from the latter part of the TYM wordlist. See below.
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LEXICON OR VOCABULARY REFERENCES
TYM=NIL = Reid#247 PBsh *batah + -ən  'say, tell' | p44
TYM#001 PAN#28 > PBSh *uɣu ‘head’ (with unexplained loss of *-h in Itb) < PAN *quluh
TYM#004 PAN#05 > PBsh *buhuk ‘hair (of head)’ < PAN *bukəS
TYM#009 PAN#18 > PBsh *mata ‘eye’ < PAN *maCa
TYM#020 PAN#19 > PBsh#19 *muhdan ~ *muhəd|an ‘nose’
TYM#022 PAN#07 > PBsh *taliŋa ‘ear’ < PAN *Caliŋa
TYM#026 DIAD#6 ‘mouth’ | PYam *ŋuŋuy | PBsh *ŋusu < PAN *ŋusuq
TYM#027 PBsh *tagalah + *maR- ‘open one’s mouth (intentionally)’
TYM#028 *tagalah + *maŋ- ‘open one’s mouth (unintentionally)’
TYM#029 DIAD#7 ‘lip’ | PBsh *bibih | PVas *kaɣaripan nu bibih
[TYM#030] PMP#1 *dilaq ‘tongue’
TYM#031 PBsh *ŋipən ‘tooth’ < PAN *ŋipən
TYM#038 PPH#09 *Rahinawa ‘breathe’> PBsh *hinawa
TYM#040 | PBsh *buhit 'blow' | P45
TYM#051 PBsh#22 *ragaw ‘neck’
TYM#055 PBsh *ablit ‘clavicle, collar bone’ | Replaces PAN *-wadaŋ > Itbayaten, Isamorong aridawaŋ [ACD]
TYM#059 PAN#59 *sikux ‘elbow’ > PBsh *síkuh
TYM#060 DIAD#5 ‘hand’ | PBsh *lima < PAN *qalima[h] | PBat *tanudu
TYM#064 PMP#3 *kukuh ‘fingernail’
TYM#066 PBsh *susu ‘breast’
TYM#069 PBsh *apuaw ~ *apwaw 'lungs' | p44
TYM#070 PBsh#26 *tawur ‘heart’
TYM#071 PBsh#08 *bulək ‘belly’
TYM#075 PBsh *atay ‘liver’ < PAN *qaCay
TYM#079 PAN#51 *likud ‘back’ > PBsh *likud
TYM#083 PAN#47 *Caki ‘feces, excreta’ > PVas *taki ‘excrement’ | DIAD PYam *ubut
TYM#084 *abtəs ‘bear down, exert’ | Replaces PMP *qəzən ‘bearing down, pressing out, as in defecation or childbirth’ [ACD]
TYM#094 *tuhud ‘knee’ | Yamic treats result as MONO with prothesis.
TYM#095 TRIAD | PBsh *ayi ‘foot’ < PAN *qaqay 
TYM#095 TRIAD | Ivasay kokod < PMP *kukud < PAN *kudkud
TYM #095 TRIAD | Ivasay, Isamorong > PBat *palaŋ = INNOVATION
TYM#098 PBsh *buɣbuɣ < PPH#02 *bulbul ‘body hair; feathers’
TYM#100 PBsh *kulit ‘skin’ < PAN *kuliC 'rind'
TYM#108 PBsh *daya ‘blood’ < PAN *daRaq
TYM#110 PWMP#3 *tuqəlaŋ ‘bone’ > PBsh *tuʔɣaŋ
TYM#111, also #112 PBsh *kita ‘see’ < PAN *kita[ʔ]
|=> TYM#111, also #112 PVas *tiib ** NEED TO INCLUDE! **
TYM#116 PBsh *adŋəy [prothesis] ‘hear’ < PAN *dəŋəR
TYM#118 PAN#48 *Caŋis ‘weep, cry’ > PVas *taŋis + *<um>‘weep’ | PYam *labi => DIAD
TYM#129 PBsh *agagay ‘job's tears: Coix lachryma jobi’ | PMP *zəlay [ACD]
TYM#134 PBsh *ahnaɣa 'ginger’ | replaces PMP *laqia [ACD] ~ *laquya [Zorc]
TYM#140 PBsh *aʔsi ‘meat’ < PAN *Səsi ‘flesh, meat’ | p8 & p44
TYM#141 PBsh *aʔsi ‘fruit’ + *nu + *kayuh < PAN *Səsi + *nu + *kaSiw | p8 & p44
TYM#142 PMP #10 *niuR ‘coconut’ > PBsh *niyuy ‘coconut’
TYM#144 PBsh *binəbəɣ 'banana' | p44
TYM#147 YGrp#1 *butʔul ‘bone; seed’ > PBsh *butuɣ ‘seed’
TYM#148 PBsh *itiyuy ‘egg’ < PAN *qiCəluR
TYM#150 PAN#44 *qasiN ‘salt’ > PBsh *asin ‘salt’
TYM#151 PNP#04 *ʔunás ‘sugarcane’ > PBsh *unas
TYM#153 PWMP#2 *tabəq ‘fat, grease’ [n] > PBsh *taba
TYM#153 PBsh#10 *ɣabuh ‘fat, grease’
TYM#154 PBsh *danum ‘water’ < PAN *daNum
TYM#163 & TYM#164 | PBsh *duʔtuŋ 'cook' | P45
TYM#165 DIAD | PPH#08 *pasuʔ ‘roast, cook over fire’ >PVas *pasuØ
TYM#165 DIAD | PYam *sarab ‘roast, broil’
TYM#169 PBsh *kan ‘eat’ + *kuman < PAN *kan root ~ *kaʔən
TYM#171 PMP#2 *inum ‘drink’ [v]
TYM#174 PAN#61 *utaq ‘vomit’ > PBsh *uta ‘vomit’
TYM#187 | PBsh *dukup 'rotten' (of log) | P45
TYM#188 PMP #09 *balay ‘house’ > PBsh *baɣay
TYM#191 PMP#08 *qatəp ‘roof, thatch’ > PBsh *atəp ‘roof, thatch’
TYM#195 PBsh *hapuy ‘fire’ < PAN *Sapuy
TYM#196 PBsh *aʔɣub ‘smoke’ | p10 & p44
TYM#199 PBsh *abu ‘ashes’ (with unexplained loss of *-h in Itb) < PAN *qabu[h]
TYM#201 PBsh *hinmaya ‘embers, live charcoal’ < *baRah + *hiŋ-
TYM#202 DIAD#2 ‘burn’ | PBsh *asləb | PVas *barbar
TYM#203 TRIAD#5 ‘sit’ | PYam *tudatud | PBat *lisna | Itb atnək [unique]
TYM#204 UNIQUE ‘lie down’ | Cf: PPH *hidəRaʔ
TYM#205 PBsh#15 *hikəɣ + *maka-‘sleep’
TYM#209 PAN#45 *baŋuN ‘wake up, get out of bed’ > PBsh *baŋun + *maR-.
TYM#210 PBsh#27 *taʔnək ‘stand’
TYM#218 PBsh *adlu ‘spill, pour out’ | PMP *busbus, PWMP *tumpaq, PPH *tik(ə)bu[ʔq] 'spill, pour out' [ACD]
TYM#221 PBsh *aʔsad + *-ən ~*maŋ- 'pound rice' | p44
TYM#231 PPH#07 *lubid ‘string, twine’ > PBsh *ɣubid ‘string, twine’
TYM#235 PWMP#4 *bihaR ‘spare, allow to live; captive, one taken alive in war’ > PBsh *bihay ‘alive’.
TYM#243 TRIAD#3 ‘kill’ | PYam *rakat | PBat *liman | Itb lipət(an) [unique]
TYM#244 DIAD#4 ‘die’ | PYam *rakat | PVas *liman
TYM#245 PBsh*buʔbu + *i- 'bury' | p45
TYM#246 PAN#43 *qaNiCu ‘ghost’, spirit of dead ancestors > PBsh *anitu’
TYM#262 PBsh *tawu ‘person’ < PAN *Cau
TYM#263 YGrp #3 *lakáy ‘male’ > PBsh *ɣakay ‘man, male’
TYM#264 PNP#01 *bakə́s ‘old (woman)’ > PBsh *mabakəs ‘woman, female’
TYM#268 PAN#40 ‘father’ > PBsh *ama
TYM#269 PAN#49 *ina ‘mother’ > PBsh *ina
TYM#281 PBsh *ŋadan ‘name’ < PAN *ŋajan
TYM#288 PAN#46 *Cakaw ‘steal’ > PBsh *takaw + PBsh *manakaw
TYM#298 PBsh *mayi ‘come’ < PAN *maRi
TYM#309 PBsh#14 *hayam ‘walk’ | P45
TYM#321 PBSh *CV-daɣan ‘path’ | The Bashiic group as a whole has innovated the CV- prefix
TYM#331 PBsh *abat ‘oar’ | Replaces PMP *bəRsay ‘canoe paddle’ [ACD]
TYM#336 PBsh#24 *amkih ‘say’
TYM#336 PBsh#23 *riØak ‘say’
TYM#351 PPH#06 *tudul ‘give’ > PBsh *tuduɣ + *i-
TYM#351 PYam *araw ‘give’
TYM#379 PPH#05 *suŋit ‘bite, bitten off, of food’ [ACD] > PBsh * suŋit ‘bite’
TYM#382 PBsh *adpət [prothesis] ‘hold, grasp’ | PMP *dapət ‘to place in contact with one another, come in contact, space closely’ [ACD]
TYM#426 PBsh *aɣbak ~ *abɣak ‘split’ [v] | ROOT *-bak | PAN *bəlaq, *bətak, *siwaq PMP *bitak, *ibak, *sapak ~ *cəp(ə)ak  PWMP *bilaq, *piqak, *pitak [ACD] | p43
TYM#462 DIAD PBsh#01 *abkuɣ ‘dry’ | Replaces PAN *kəRaŋ, PMP *Raŋu, *maja, PWMP *kaRiŋ, *kəRiŋ, *Raŋkay 'dry' [ACD]
TYM#462 DIAD PBsh#02 *akdit ‘dry’ | Replaces PAN *kəRaŋ, PMP *Raŋu, *maja, PWMP *kaRiŋ, *kəRiŋ, *Raŋkay 'dry' [ACD] | p44
TYM#464 PAN#55 *piliq ‘choose, select’ > PBsh *pili + *-ən ‘choose, select’
TYM#466 PBsh#20 *panmu ‘know’
TYM#466 PBsh#21 *patak ‘know’
TYM#476 PBsh *asnək 'shame’ | p44
TYM#480 PAN#50 *laŋiC ‘sky’ > PBsh *ɣaŋít
TYM#481 DIAD#3 ‘cloud’ | PYam *kinalab | PAN *dəmdəm ~ PWMP *kunəm
TYM#484 PBsh *timuy ‘rain’ (significant semantic innovation, replacing PAN *quzaN) with PAN#35 *timuR ‘south ~ east wind’
TYM#488 PBsh *adəy 'thunder' | ROOT *-dəR retained + prothesis *a-
TYM#494 PBsh *adaw ‘sun’ < PAN *qajaw | NOTE: PPH *qaljaw Bashiic does not share the PPH cluster.
TYM#495 PBsh *buɣán ‘moon’ < PAN *bulaN
TYM#496 | DIAD | PVas *bituØən ‘star’ < PAN *bituqən
TYM#496 | DIAD | PYam *mata ‘eye’ + *nu ‘of’ + * ɣaŋit ‘eye of sky’
TYM#509 PBsh#13 *hanŋət ‘hot’
TYM#512 PBsh#09 *dukməɣ ‘cold’
TYM#513 PBsh#28 *tukun ‘mountain’
TYM#536 PBsh *abkas ‘wave’ | Replaces PAN *Nabək, PMP *qalun, PWMP *humbak ‘wave’ [ACD]
TYM#538 PBsh *batu ‘stone’ < PAN *batux
TYM#539 PBsh *aʔnay (with prothesis) ‘sand’ < PAN *qənay
TYM#540 PMP#7 *tanəq ‘earth, land’
TYM#552 PBsh *kayuh < PAN *kaSiw ‘tree’ {generic}
TYM#555 PPH#04 *Raŋaw 'new shoot of vines or creepers' [ACD] > PBsh *yaŋaw 'branch’ [semantic innovation]
TYM#556 PMP @PPH#04 *saŋa[h] ‘bifurcation, fork of a branch’
TYM#557 WLz-axis *bulúŋ ‘leaf’ > PBsh *buɣuŋ | Note PSP *bulúŋ ‘medicine’ [ZDS] < PMP *buluŋ ‘medicinal herbs’ [ACD]
TYM#562 PNP#03 *sabuŋ ‘flower, blossom’ > PBsh *sabuŋ ‘flower’.
TYM#563 PMP#6 *Ramut ‘root’
TYM#574 TRIAD#1 ‘bird’ | PYam *miyasasayap & PYam *lapiyək | PBat *manumanuk | Itb kaŋkaŋ < PWMP *kaŋkaŋ ‘kind of raptorial bird… [ACD]
TYM#581 PBsh#03 *amuŋ ‘fish’ | Note PNP *amuŋ ‘gather, take in’
TYM#615 PBsh *adayu ‘dophinfish, Coryphaena hippurus’ | Replaces PMP *lajih ‘dolphinfish’ [ACD]
TYM#623 PBsh *adawa ‘parrotfish’ | Cf: PPH *mulmul ‘parrot fish: Scarus spp.’ | Cf: POC *[k]amatu ‘double-headed parrotfish’ [ACD]
TYM#639 PAN#53 *lisəqəS ‘nit, louse egg’ > PBsh *lisaha
TYM#637 PBsh *kutu < PAN *kuCux (with unexplained loss of *-h in Itb)
TYM#651 TRIAD#2 ‘dog’ | PYam *agsa | PBsh *kitu | Itb tito < YGrp *tituʔ
TYM#660 PAN#54 *manuk ‘chicken’ > PBsh *manuk
TYM#686 + Pick n.d. PBsh *uruŋ ‘horn of animal’ | under Formosan influence?
TYM#687 PPH#03 *ipus ‘tail’
TYM#696 PBsh#25 *sayap ‘fly’ + *<um> [v]
TYM#697 PBsh#07 *awat ‘swim’ [v]
TYM#700 PBsh#18 *məməl ‘round’
TYM#713 YGrp#2 *dagul ~ *dakul ‘big, large’ (shimmer) > PBsh *dakuɣ
TYM#714 PBsh#17 *ləkəy + *ha- [prefix of measure] ‘small’
TYM#719 PMP#4 *ha-nadu ‘long’ > PBsh *anadu (unexplained *h- loss in Itb)
TYM#725 DIAD | PBsh *ma-bayah ‘red’ (semantic innov.) < PAN *baRah ‘ember’ | p5 & p44
TYM#725 DIAD | PYam *baraŋbaŋ ‘red’ | p5
TYM#727 PBsh#11 *gadaw ‘green; blue’
TYM#727 PBsh#12 *hadəm ‘green’
TYM#728 | TRIAD#7 | PBsh *haday ‘yellow’
TYM#728 | TRIAD#7 PVas *yuɣama ‘yellow’
TYM#728 | TRIAD#7 PBat *ma-sulaw ‘yellow’
TYM#729 PBsh#16 *hilak ‘white’
TYM#730 PPH#01 *baØəŋ + *ma-' ‘black’ | p14 & p44
TYM#738 PMP#5 *piya ‘good’
TYM#746 PBsh *baʔyu ‘new’
TYM#753 | PBsh *daɣmət 'heavy' | P45
TYM#765 = F#099 | PBsh *saɣad ‘inside’ [loc]
TYM#766 = F#100 TRIAD | PYam *pantaw ‘outside’ [loc] < PPH *pantaw ‘dirty kitchen – an outside space used for charcoal grilling’
TYM#766 = F#100 TRIAD | PYam *agagən ‘outside’ [loc]
TYM#766 = F#100 TRIAD | PVas *gágan ‘outside’ [loc]
TYM#767 = F#097 | PBsh *wanan ‘right’ [loc] < PAN *waNan ~ *wanaN
TYM#768 = F#098 | PBsh *guri | Cf: PAN *wiRi ‘left’ [loc] [Formosan influence?]
TYM#769 PBsh *asŋən + *ma- 'near' | p44
TYM#777 & Gallego #178 | PBsh *hilid 'narrow' | p45
TYM#778 PBsh *m|apnu ‘full’ (with stative verb prefix *m- and prothesis) < PAN *pəNuq
TYM#792 PBsh#04 *aʔɣəp ‘night’ [temp]
TYM#793 TRIAD | PBsh *kayih ‘early’ [temp]
TYM#793 TRIAD | PBat *makalu ‘early’ [temp]
TYM#793 TRIAD | Babuyan masa:pa ‘early’ [temp] < Ilokano
TYM#794 = F#092 | PBsh *haɣay ‘late’ [temp]
TYM#795 = F#093 DIAD | PYam *sikatoway ya ‘now’ [temp]
TYM#795 = F#093 DIAD | PVas *sikaŋudi(aw)  ‘now’ [temp]
TYM#796 = F#094 PBsh *sika-adaw ‘today’ [temp]
TYM#797 = F#095 PBsh *ka-kuyab ‘yesterday’ [temp] < PNP *kúRab ‘yesterday’ [ZDS]
TYM#798 = F#096 TRIAD | PYam *[k,s]imadaw ‘tomorrow’ [temp]
TYM#798 = F#096 TRIAD | Itbayaten anʔaraw < *an|qajaw ‘tomorrow’ [temp]
TYM#798 = F#096 TRIAD | PBat *an|də́lak ‘tomorrow’ [temp]
TYM#799 | PBsh *hawán 'year' | {45
TYM#803 PBsh#06 *aʔsa ‘one’ (with prothesis)
TYM#804 PBsh *duha, *daduha ‘two’ < PAN *duSa, *da-duSa ‘two’ (people)
TYM#805 PAN#60 *təlu ‘three’ > PBsh *atlu [prothesis]) ‘three’ | PBsh*tatlu
TYM#805 PAN *tatəlu ‘three (humans)’ > PBsh *tatlu
TYM#806 PAN#42 *a-ʔəpat ‘four’ > PBsh *aʔpat
TYM#807 PAN#52 *lima ‘five’ > PBsh *lima ‘five’
TYM#807 PAN#52 *lalima ‘five (humans)’ > PBsh *lalima
TYM#807 PYam *alima ‘five’ [with prothesis]
TYM#808 PAN#41 *a-ʔənəm ‘six’ > PBsh *aʔnəm
TYM#809 PAN#56 *pitu ‘seven’ > PBsh *pitu
TYM#809 PAN#56 *papitu ‘seven (humans)’ > PBsh *papitu
TYM#809| PYam *apitu (with prothesis)
TYM#810 TRIAD | PAN#62 *walu ‘eight’ > PBsh *waɣu ‘\
TYM#810 TRIAD | PAN#62 *wawalu
TYM#810 PYam *awalu [with prothesis]
TYM#811 PPH#10 *siyam ‘nine’ > TRIAD | PBsh *siyam ‘nine’ | PBsh *sasiyam, PYam *asiyam [with prothesis].
TYM#812 PAN#57 *puluq ‘group of ten’ > PBsh *puɣu ‘unit of ten’
TYM#814 PAN#58 *RaCus ‘hundred’ > PVas *yatus ‘hundred’
TYM#814 Yamic *asa pulu ‘one ten’ is unique.
TYM#816 = F#081 ‘enough, sufficient’ DIAD PBsh *kanət
TYM#816 = F#081 ‘enough, sufficient’ DIAD PVas *hanawub
TYM#817 = F#082 PBsh *adu ‘many’ < PAN *Sadu (with unexplained loss of *h- in Itb)
TYM#818 = F#083 PBsh *pədə ‘few’
TYM#819 = F#084 | DIAD  PVas *tábuh ‘all’
TYM#819 = F#084 | DIAD PYam *lubut ~ *mimin ‘all’
TYM#825 = F#085 ‘there is; has [existential]  PBsh *miyan
TYM#826 = F#086 ‘none; not have [neg-existential]  PBsh *aʔbu
TYM#827 = F#087 ‘not verbing [neg-verb]’ DIAD PBsh *di < PPH *diʔ
TYM#827 = F#087 ‘not verbing [neg-verb]’ DIAD PBat *aba
TYM#828 = F#088 ‘not so’ TRIAD | PYam < PWMP *bəkən | PBat *aba | Itb ah ~ alih [unique]
TYM#829 = F#090 ‘yes’ [affirmative] PBsh uwən
TYM#830 = F#089 ‘no! [neg-affirmative] TRIAD | PYam *bəkən < PWMP *bəkən
TYM#830 = F#089 ‘no! [neg-affirmative] TRIAD | PVas *əŋga
TYM#830 = F#089 ‘no! [neg-affirmative] TRIAD | PBat *umba
TYM#833 PBsh *tañod ‘mulberry’ | PAN *taNiud, or under Formosan influence?