Reconstruction:Proto-Malayo-Polynesian/uʀaŋ

Proto-Malayo-Polynesian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Austronesian [Term?].

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /uraŋ/

Noun

*uʀaŋ

outsider

Descendants

Western Indonesian
- Greater North Borneo
  - Proto-Malayic: *uʀaŋ
    - West Bornean Malayic
      - Kendayan:
      - Central Malay:
      - Ibanic
        Iban: orang
        
        Seberuang:
        
        Mualang:
        
        Keninjal:
    - Malayic
      - Malay: orang
        Indonesian: orang
      - Banjarese:
      - Bacanese Malay:
      - Berau Malay:
      - Bukit Malay:
      - Cocos Islands Malay:
      - Duano:
      - Haji:
      - Jambi Malay:
      - Kubu:
      - Kerinci:
      - Brunei Malay:
      - Loncong:
      - Lubu:
      - Col:
      - North Moluccan Malay:
      - Kedah Malay:
      - Pattani Malay:
      - Bangka:
      - Minangkabau:
      - Kota Bangun Kutai Malay:
      - Sabah Malay:
      - Musi:
      - Pekal:
      - Urak Lawoi':
      - Kaur:
      - Tenggarong Kutai Malay:
      - Manado Malay:
      - Negeri Sembilan Malay:
  - Proto-Chamic:
    - Acehnese:
    - Coastal Chamic
      - Haroi:
      - Western Cham:
      - Eastern Cham: ꨂꨣꩃ, urang
    - Highlands Chamic
      - Rade:
      - Jarai:
      - Chru:
      - Southern Roglai:
      - Cacgia Roglai:
      - Northern Roglai:
      - Tsat:
  - Old Sundanese:
    - Sundanese:
  - Rejang:
- Basap–Greater Barito
  - Basap:
  - Sama–Bajaw
    - Southern Sama:
    - Central Sama:
    - Balangingi:
    - Pangutaran Sama:
  - North East Greater Barito
    - Lawangan:
    - Tawoyan:
  - North West Greater Barito
    - Kohin:
    - Ot Danum:
    - Siang:
  - Barito-Mahakam
    - Ampanang:
    - Tunjung:
  - Southeast Barito
    - Dusun Witu:
    - Ma'anyan:
    - Paku:
    - Malagasy:
  - South West Greater Barito
    - Bakumpai:
    - Ngaju:
- Proto-Lampungic:
  - Komering:
  - Lampung Api:
  - Abung:
- Old Javanese: wwang, woṅ; wwaṅ
  - Javanese: ꦧꦺꦴꦁ (bong, “attendant”), ꦮꦺꦴꦁ (wong, “man, people”)
    - → Indonesian: bong (“traditional circumcision attendant”)
    - → Indonesian: wong (“human, person”)
  - → Balinese: ᬯᭀᬂ (wong, “people”)
- Madurese: orèng
- Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa
  - Balinese:
  - Sasak:
  - Sumbawa:
Sumatran
- Gayo:
- Proto-Batak:
  - Northern
    - Dairi Batak:
    - Karo Batak:
    - Alas-Kluet Batak:
  - Southern
    - Simalungun Batak:
    - Toba Batak:
    - Angkola Batak:
    - Mandailing Batak:
- Simeulue:
- Nias:
- Sikule:
- Mentawai:
- Enggano:

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