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-daŋ₁ -daŋ₂ -daR -dek₁ (or *-deqek?) -dek₂ -dem₁ -dem₂ -deR -det -duk -duŋ -dut

29872

*-daŋ₁ dazzle, shine

Bikol	saldáŋ	the sun; to shine (sun)
Maranao	siraŋ	dazzle
Toba Batak	sondaŋ	light, lustre
Karo Batak	tendaŋ	coconut-leaf torch, lamp; to illuminate

29873

*-daŋ₂ to warm by a fire

PAN	*daŋdaŋ	warm by a fire
Saisiyat	paparaŋ	roast over a fire

29874

*-daR lean on, recline

PWMP	*sandaR	lean on
Bare'e	honda	rack or railing on which something is supported or leans
Maranao	indag, irag	recline, tilt
Banggai	kandal	railing, place to lean
Palauan	olsírs	lean against, lean
Bare'e	onda	rack or railing on which something is supported or leans
Maranao	sindag, sirag	lean against
Palauan	skors	cane, crutches, walking stick

-daŋ₁ -daŋ₂ -daR -dek₁ (or *-deqek?) -dek₂ -dem₁ -dem₂ -deR -det -duk -duŋ -dut

29875

*-dek₁ (or *-deqek?) hiccough, sob

PSan	*Rinduk	to hiccup
PWMP	*si(n)dek	sob, inhale suddenly
Dairi-Pakpak Batak	gedek	sound of a galloping horse
Kayan	herek	swallowing accidentally; gulping down
Tagalog	hindík	continuous and agonizing hard breathing
Kayan	pidek	to sob
Kankanaey	saindék	to sob
Casiguran Dumagat	ududək	to grunt, of a pig
Cebuano	yadʔúk	swallow down a liquid
Bontok	ʔalindadək	hiccough

29876

*-dek₂ pulverized, pounded fine

PMP	*dekdek	pound; pulverized rice
PWMP	*lidek	crush rice
Sasak	ladek	fine (of meal, flour)
Sasak	ledek	fine (of meal, flour)
Sasak	padek	beat with a stick
Tiruray	ʔedek	to pound, as rice with a pestle

29877

*-dem₁ dark; overcast

PMP	*demdem	dark
PAN	*dudem	obscured by clouds
PWMP	*li(n)dem	dark
PWMP	*ludem	cloudy, obscure
PWMP	*qi(n)dem	dark, black
PAN	*qudem	dim, obscure, dark
PWMP	*sedem	dark
PWMP	*sidem	obscure, dusky
PMP	*tidem	dark
Tausug	andum	cloud (dark)
Javanese	burem	(of the moon) hazy, clouded over
Karo Batak	endem	overcast; misted over, of the sun or moon
Dairi-Pakpak Batak	gondem	overcast weather, sign of approaching rain
Javanese	jarem	bruised, black and blue
TYPE	kendem	dark place, darkness
Ilokano	kiddém	to tarnish, become dull
Hawaiian	kilo	first night of the new moon
Nggela	kuro	become dim, be dimmed, darken
Nggela	londo	dark (in phrases only)
Melanau (Mukah)	memadem	overcast
LgL	merem	night; dark
Palauan	miremérem	dark (at night)
Bare'e	mudo	overcast, clouded over
Pangasinan	ŋárem	afternoon
Melanau Dalat	padem	dark
Sangir	peduŋ	dark (of wrath)
Yami (Iranomilek)	redam	dark red, maroon
Manobo (Western Bukidnon)	rusirem	dark
Balinese	surem	obscure, dim
Kavalan	tedem	dark; dark place
Puyuma	uDeDem	black
Isneg	xídam	evening, from about 5 P.M. until darkness sets in

Also Ilokano derrém 'to dim, of the sun, the light of a candle, etc.'.

29878

*-dem₂ think, ponder, brood; remember

PAN	*demdem	think, ponder, consider
PWMP	*hidem	silent; secret
PWMP	*qe(n)dem	think, brood, remember
PWMP	*ta(n)dem	remember
PSan	*taRəndum	memory; remember, think of
Javanese	aŋrem	sit brooding (Also Sasak arem 'to brood')
Bare'e	endo	reminiscing upon what is gone
Hiligaynon	hándum	wish, desire, ambition
Tboli	hendem	think, ponder
Maranao	lemdem	hatch -- hen or bird
Ilokano	seddém	oppressed, weighed down, overburdened (with grief, pain, work, etc.)
Javanese	siḍem	quiet, silent, withdrawn
Lau	tago	to think
Tiruray	tedem	to remember
Arosi	ʔado	think

Also Casiguran Dumagat ilemlem 'of a chicken, to sit on its eggs', Kayan selem 'to think within oneself'.

29879

*-deR stand on

Karo Batak	cinder	stand, stand erect
Pazeh	kizex	step up on (a rock, table, etc.)

29880

*-det packed in, compressed

PAN	*detdet	crowded, crammed, dense
PWMP	*padet	squeezed in; compact
PWMP	*sa(n)det	packed tightly
PWMP	*sedet	tightness, congestion
Bikol	badát	full and unable to eat any more
Kankanaey	edét	thick, close, closely set, crowded
Bikol	gadót	compact, compressed
Manggarai	peret	tight (of clothes)
Manggarai	piret	too tight (of clothes)
Ilokano	sidét	dense, thick, close, compact, crowded (of plants, writing, etc.)
Sundanese	t+nd+t	ram, ram down, batter, pound (as the ground, or as to reduce unevenness)
Bontok	ʔidə́t	pack mud on dykes of pondfield

Bikol badát should be **badot. I assume that it shows assimilation of the last vowel to the first. The variant budát 'full and unable to eat any more' is assumed to show metathesis of the vowels.

-daŋ₁ -daŋ₂ -daR -dek₁ (or *-deqek?) -dek₂ -dem₁ -dem₂ -deR -det -duk -duŋ -dut

29881

*-duk ladle, spoon

PMP	*ci(n)duk	ladle; scoop up
PWMP	*sanduk	spoon, ladle
PWMP	*senduk	spoon
PMP	*suduk	spoon, ladle
Tetun	kanedok	ladle, spoon
LgL	tarok	spoon

Also Ujir huluk 'spoon, ladle'.

29882

*-duŋ shelter, protect; shade, shadow

PMP	*duŋduŋ	sheltered, as from weather
PMJ	*kuduŋ	wear over one's head
PAN	*laduŋ	shelter; shade
PWMP	*linduŋ	shelter, protect
PWMP	*siduŋ	to shelter
PMP	*teduŋ	take shelter, cover the head
PMP	*tuduŋ	head cover
Toba Batak	bahuduŋ	field but
Tae'	buruŋ	rain cape made of bamboo or pandanus leaves, worn on the back with a cowl covering the head
Sangir	galinduŋ	to protect, screen, shelter
Ifugaw	halídoŋ	large circular hat suited for wear in the rain
Malagasy	híndona	take shelter from the rain or sun
Kankanaey	ídu.ŋ	to shelter
Javanese	kroḍoŋ	protective covering
Kavalan	lazuŋ	shade; take shelter from the rain
Ngadha	ludu, ludhu	to cover, screen, protect, veil
Tae'	mentireruŋ	to shelter
Bikol	pandóŋ	a hood
Maranao	podoŋ	native hat; top of hat
Fijian	pu(u)ru	cover, shelter from wind and rain (Geraghty 1983:118)
Tiruray	rinduŋ	take cover temporarily
Mandar	runduŋ	shelter
Malagasy	salondona	the act of covering the head
Malay	selindoŋ	veiling oneself; hiding behind a veil of any sort
Manobo (Western Bukidnon)	sereruŋ	make a temporary shelter
Sasak	sunduŋ	leaf covering wrapped around fruits to protect them from bats
Ifugaw	taddóŋ	large circular hat used as an umbrella by women working in the rice fields or in a sweet potato swidden
Manggarai	tiduŋ	to guard, protect (animals, children)
Bikol	údoŋ	a hunter's shelter or but
Gorontalo	woluŋo	shelter (< *-luŋ?)

Maranao podoŋ and Fijian pu(u)ru may belong to a single cognate set.

29883

*-dut uproot, pluck, pull out

PWMP	*badut	uproot, pull out
PMP	*dutdut	pluck, pull out
PMP	*Ra(n)dut	pluck, pull out
Pangasinan	ákdot	remove, pluck out
Maranao	andot	pull out
Maranao	daiodot	pull out, evacuate
Banggai	idut	remove clothes
Tboli	kedut	pull out
Cebuano	larút	pull up by the roots
Ngadha	vedu	to pluck (fruits); tear out or pull up with the fingers

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Austronesian Comparative Dictionary, web edition
Robert Blust and Stephen Trussel
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2010: revision 6/21/2020
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