Aro - Revision history

Jawad at 14:44, 29 January 2026

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	PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''		PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''
	::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).		::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).

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Magnus at 22:56, 8 June 2025

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	Proto-Corachol-Nahuan *'''~~áro~~''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird used for its plumage")		Proto-Corachol-Nahuan *'''aro''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird used for its plumage")

	;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:		;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:

Magnus at 22:19, 8 June 2025

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	Proto-Corachol-Nahuan '''áro''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird used for its plumage")		Proto-Corachol-Nahuan *'''áro''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird used for its plumage")

	;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:		;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:

Magnus at 22:19, 8 June 2025

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	:::Nahuatl ''[[kilas-]]'' "female deity", "woman"		:::Nahuatl ''[[kilas-]]'' "female deity", "woman"
	:::Nahuatl ''[[asta-]]'' "heron"		:::Nahuatl ''[[asta-]]'' "heron"



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Magnus at 19:37, 8 June 2025

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	Proto-Corachol-Nahuan '''[[áro]]''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird" used for its plumage")		Proto-Corachol-Nahuan '''áro''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird used for its plumage")

	;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:		;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:
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	:Wixárika: ''[['áaru]]'' "wild turkey", sp. “guajolote silvestre” (Grimes 1981:179)		:Wixárika: ''[['áaru]]'' "wild turkey", sp. “guajolote silvestre” (Grimes 1981:179)

	;Explanation:		;'''Explanation''':
	The correspondence between the phonological form of the words is perfectly regular, with correspondences between a/a, l/r, and o/u. Wixárika adds a prothetic glottal stop to all roots beginning with a vowel. The main difference is in the semantics, but both words refer to large birds, both of which are traditionally used for their plumage. Prior to colonization macaws where a highly valued trade object, primarily because their plumage was used for adornments. Wild turkey feathers are still important to Wixárika people today, who continue to use them to adorn feathered hats.		The correspondence between the phonological form of the words is perfectly regular, with correspondences between a/a, l/r, and o/u. Wixárika adds a prothetic glottal stop to all roots beginning with a vowel. The main difference is in the semantics, but both words refer to large birds, both of which are traditionally used for their plumage. Prior to colonization macaws where a highly valued trade object, primarily because their plumage was used for adornments. Wild turkey feathers are still important to Wixárika people today, who continue to use them to adorn feathered hats.


	If we accept that Nahuan sometimes reflects PCN *r as /s/ when it occurs in preconsonantal position after the final vowel has undergone syncope, we can see a number of other potential Nahuan cognates with the form /as/;		If we accept that Nahuan sometimes reflects PCN *r as /s/ when it occurs in preconsonantal position after the final vowel has undergone syncope, we can see a number of other potential Nahuan cognates with the form /as/;

Magnus at 19:36, 8 June 2025

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	Proto-Corachol-Nahuan '''[[*áro]]''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird" used for its plumage")		Proto-Corachol-Nahuan '''[[áro]]''' "macaw" (or potentially "large bird" used for its plumage")

	;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:		;Reconstructed based on the following cognates:
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	PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''		PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''
	::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).		::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).

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Magnus at 00:15, 27 March 2025

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	PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''		PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''
	::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).		::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).

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Magnus at 00:02, 27 March 2025

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	The correspondence between the phonological form of the words is perfectly regular, with correspondences between a/a, l/r, and o/u. Wixárika adds a prothetic glottal stop to all roots beginning with a vowel. The main difference is in the semantics, but both words refer to large birds, both of which are traditionally used for their plumage. Prior to colonization macaws where a highly valued trade object, primarily because their plumage was used for adornments. Wild turkey feathers are still important to Wixárika people today, who continue to use them to adorn feathered hats.		The correspondence between the phonological form of the words is perfectly regular, with correspondences between a/a, l/r, and o/u. Wixárika adds a prothetic glottal stop to all roots beginning with a vowel. The main difference is in the semantics, but both words refer to large birds, both of which are traditionally used for their plumage. Prior to colonization macaws where a highly valued trade object, primarily because their plumage was used for adornments. Wild turkey feathers are still important to Wixárika people today, who continue to use them to adorn feathered hats.

	;~~Other likely Nahuatl cognates are:~~
	::;Nahuatl ''[[astla:n\|as-tla:n]]'' "macaw place"		If we accept that Nahuan sometimes reflects PCN *r as /s/ when it occurs in preconsonantal position after the final vowel has undergone syncope, we can see a number of other potential Nahuan cognates with the form /as/;
			::;Nahuatl ''[[astla:n\|as-tla:n]]'' "macaw place".
	:::Nahuatl ''[[asteka\|as-teka]]'' "macaw people"		:::Nahuatl ''[[asteka\|as-teka]]'' "macaw people"
	:::Nahuatl ''[[ahas]]-'' "wing"		:::Nahuatl ''[[ahas]]-'' "wing"
	:::Nahuatl ''[[kilas-]]'' "female deity", "woman"		:::Nahuatl ''[[kilas-]]'' "female deity", "woman"
			:::Nahuatl ''[[asta-]]'' "heron"



	;Derived from		;Derived from
	PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''		PSUA '''[[*haro]]'''
	::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).		::reconstructed based on the Nahuatl and Wixárika cognates, and the Tepiman word [[harua]] "heron" (????).