Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *plō-/*pol-
Meaning : to peel; to hull
Kui : ploh inba "to suffer abrasion, be rubbed off, peel (skin)"
Kuwi (Fitzgerald) : porhali "to peel"
Kuwi (Schulze) : po'nai (ponh-) "to hull"
Parja Kuwi : poṛ- (poṭ-) "to peel"
Kuwi (Israel) : pṛop- (-h-), pṛoʔ- (-t-) "to shell peas, etc., hull"
Additional forms : Also Kui ploh ispa to abrade, rub off, peel off; plōva (plōt-) to shed a skin, cast a skin; polpa (polt-) to peel, remove the shell or skin, strip the grains from a maize pod; Kuwi_S ponh'nai to shale, sheal
Notes : A good example on archaic causative patterns.
Number in DED : 4561
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