ဆါ
S'gaw Karen
Etymology 1
From Proto-Karen *chaᴬ (“ill, painful, sick”), from Proto-Tibeto-Burman *tsə (“hot; fever; hurt; ill; hungry”). Cognate with Eastern Pwo ဆာ့ (châ), Western Pwo ဆၫ, Burmese ဆာ (hca).
Noun
ဆါ • (hsah)
Adjective
ဆါ • (hsah)
Derived terms
- ခိၣ်ဆါ (khoh̀ hsah)
Etymology 2
From Proto-Karen [Term?].
Adjective
ဆါ • (hsah)
See also
| Basic tastes in S'gaw Karen (layout · text) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| အဆၢ (ʼa hsuh) | အဆံၣ် (ʼa hseè) | အဟီ (ʼa haw) | အခၣ် (ʼa khà) | အဟဲ (ʼa heh) | အရီၢ် (ʼa raw̱) / အဝံၣ် (ʼa weè) |
Etymology 3
From Proto-Karen *caᴬ (“sell”). Cognate with Eastern Pwo ဆာ့ (châ), Western Pwo ဆၫ, Pa'o Karen စာ (cà).
Verb
ဆါ • (hsah)
- to sell
Derived terms
- ပှၤဆါတၢ်ဖိ (phgā hsah ta̱ hpoh)
References
- Luangthongkum, Theraphan (2019) “A view on proto-Karen phonology and lexicon”, in Journal of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society[1], volume 12, number 1