Indo-Aryan *kākka [2998]

2998 *kākka 'senior male relative'. [← Drav.: Kan. kakka 'uncle', Tel. kakka 'daddy', Mal. kākke 'mother's brother']

Showing 46 of 46 reflexes.


[1]
Indo-Aryan	*kākka	senior male relative; uncle; daddy	Tel; Mal	T1962—1966
[2]
European Romani	kako	uncle	m	T1962—1966
Romani	kako	uncle	m	T1962—1966
Pashai	kākū́	boy		T1962—1966
Pashai	kākī	girl		T1962—1966
Shina	kāko	elder brother		T1962—1966
Shina	kāki	elder sister		T1962—1966
Kashmiri	kākʰ		dat	T1962—1966
	kākas	one's own father, elder male relative	m	T1962—1966
	kākañ	his wife	f	T1962—1966
Sindhi	kāko	elder brother	m	T1962—1966
Sindhi	kākiṛo	uvula	m	T1962—1966
Lahnda	kākī	pupil of eye	f	T1962—1966
Punjabi	kākā	elder brother, father's slave, son or grandson of a Sikh prince, little child	m	T1962—1966
Punjabi	kākī	little girl, pupil of eye	f	T1962—1966
Bhalesi	kāk	brother		T1962—1966
Pangwali	kakkā	uncle		T1962—1966
Kumaoni	kakā	uncle	hon	T1962—1966
Kumaoni	kākʰī	aunt		T1962—1966
Nepali	kāko	father's younger brother		T1962—1966
Assamese	kakā	grandfather		T1962—1966
Assamese	kakāi	term of address for an older relative or elderly man		T1962—1966
Bengali	kākā	father's younger brother		T1962—1966
Bengali	kākī	his wife		T1962—1966
Odia	kākā			T1962—1966
	kakāī	father's younger brother		T1962—1966
	kāku-mā	his wife		T1962—1966
Maithili	kakkā	father's brother		T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	kākā	father's younger brother	m	T1962—1966
Gujarati	kākɔ		usu	T1962—1966
	kākā	father's brother	m	T1962—1966
	kākī	his wife	f	T1962—1966
	kāku	pet name for a boy		T1962—1966
	kākliyā	mother's brother	m	T1962—1966
Marathi	kākā	father's brother, elderly cousin	m	T1962—1966
Marathi	kākī	his wife	f	T1962—1966
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Kotgarhi	kāk		m	T1962—1966
Unclassified
Palula	kā́ku /⁠kɑ́ku⁠/	older brother		S1997—2021
Shina: Guresi	kā̌ki /⁠kaáki⁠/	brother's wife		S2008
Bashkarik	ki᷄́k	pupil of eye		B1997
Dhatki	kākī	father's brother's wife		B1979
	kāko	father's brother		B1979
	kākṛo	uvula		B1979
Domaaki	baṛā kāko /⁠bɜɽɑ+ˈkɑko⁠/	older brother		B1992
Domaaki	kākī /⁠kɑki⁠/	older sister		B1992
Dhundari: Deladi	kākɔ /⁠kakɔ⁠/	father		B2012

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Indo-Aryan *kākka [2998]

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Unclassified