verb psychosomatic

Proto-Siouan-Catawba *hiwų́• (?)

Proto-Siouan *hiyą́•(-re)

Proto-Crow-Hidatsa *hiráwE, *ihá•wE

Crow hiráwi ~ iháwi ‘sleep’ GG:48, GG:73

Hidatsa hiráwi ~ ihá•wi ‘sleep’ J

Pre-Mandan *hrąʔ-

Mandan hąrą́ʔroʔš ‘he’s sleeping’ RTC

Proto-Mississipi-Valley *yą́•

Proto-Dakota *čhą

Lakota čhą ‘day, sleep’ [used in counting days (sleeps) as in OM, BI] EB:115b

Dakota ćaŋ , †čhą ‘a night or day’ SRR:86a

Proto-Hoocąk-Chiwere *yą•

Chiwere žą́(•) ~ ɣyą́• ~ yą́• ‘sleep’ [Iowa] RR , yą ‘sleep’ [Otoe] RR

Hoocąk nąą ‘sleep’ KM:2105 , nąą

Proto-Dhegiha *žą́

Omaha-Ponca žą́ ‘sleep’ RR

Kanza/Kaw žą́ ‘sleep’ RR

Osage žą́ ‘sleep’ RR

Quapaw žą́ ‘sleep’ RR

Proto-Southeastern *(hi-)yą́•(-ri)

Proto-Biloxi-Ofo *yą́•(ri) (?)

Biloxi yaⁿ´ni , †yą́ni ‘sleep’ D&S:290b , yaⁿ´te , †yą́te ‘be sleepy’ D&S:290b , yaⁿ , †yą́ ‘a sleep, a day’ D&S:290b

Ofo tcạ́ftu , †čə́ftu ‘go to bed, lie down’ D&S:329a , batcā´ftu , †bačá•ftu ‘I go to bed, lie down’ D&S:329a, JSS

Proto-Tutelo-Saponi

Tutelo hīy’ñ; hianta, hiantkapewa , †hiyą ‘sleep’ N, H , híyaⁿ , †hiyą ‘sleep’ DSF

Proto-Catawba

Catawba himų́re ~ imų ‘sleep’ [numerous other transcriptions] SS , cf. hí•mbare ‘sleep’