The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*alap fetch, get, take

PAN alap fetch, get, take ⇫

Form.
Paiwan alap take, pick up
ki-alap (bride) go to groom's house
WMP
Itbayaten paka-axap-an object-agent for plentiful catch (in fishing)
axap idea of taking, getting, bringing
axa-axap children's game: catching, tag
Casiguran Dumagat aláp to get, catch, trap
Jarai dua rep-an eight (etymologically = 'two taken away from ten')
Talaud alappa to get, fetch
Kelabit alap act of taking, getting or fetching
Sangir alaʔ fetch, take; bite (of fish)
Toba Batak alap fetch; invite
si-alap ari messenger of the bridegroom to the father of the bride to inquire about the day of the wedding ceremony
Malay alap gather fruit by means of a long pole to which a knife or hook is attached
d-elap-an eight (etymologically = 'two taken away from ten')
Mongondow alap catch, seize, grasp
Mori Bawah mo-ʔala to take
Sundanese d-alap-an eight (etymologically = 'two taken away from ten')
s-alap-an nine (etymologically = 'one taken away from ten’)
Old Javanese alap alap a certain bird of prey. The texts suggest a large creature, which can attack a man; an eagle?
sa-lap-an eight (etymologically = 'one taken away from ten')
alap take, fetch, carry off, steal, seize, win
dwa-lap-an eight (etymologically = 'two taken away from ten')
Javanese alap a variety of hawk
Balinese alap take off, pluck (fruit), harvest; take away, abduct; the fruit-harvest
Proto-Sangiric alap get, fetch
OC
Nggela alav-i to get, take
Tongan ala gather or catch with the hands, of certain kinds of shellfish and small crabs
alaf-ia (of a woman) to be married, or (more strictly) to have had sexual intercourse, not to be a virgin
alaf-i catch it

PWMP ka-alap fetched, gotten, taken ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten ka-axap upon getting (it)
Old Javanese k-ālap taken, fetched, carried off

PWMP ka-alap-an fetched, gotten, taken ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten ka-axap-an getting
Old Javanese k-ālap-an taken, fetched, carried off

PAN ma-alap be taken ⇫

Form.
Paiwan ma-alap be taken; able to be reached; become convinced, have mind changed; be enticed, led astray
WMP
Itbayaten ma-axap be caught, be apprehended
Old Javanese m-ālap take, fetch, carry off

PPh maka-alap able to fetch, get, take, reach ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten maka-axap can get
Sangir maka-alaʔ able to reach or get
Mongondow moko-alap able to seize or capture

PWMP maŋ-alap fetch, get, take ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten maŋ-xap fetch, get, buy, procure, take
Kelabit ŋ-alap take, get, fetch
Sangir maŋ-alaʔ fetch, take; bite (of fish)
Toba Batak maŋ-alap fetch; invite
Old Javanese aŋ-alap take, fetch, carry off, steal, seize, win
Bahasa Indonesia meŋ-alap fetch (knock down) fruits, etc.

PWMP paŋ-alap means or instrument for catching ⇫

WMP
Sangir paŋ-alaʔ all sorts of fishing gear: nets, traps, lines, spears, etc.
Old Javanese paŋ-alap a means of catching

PWMP paŋ-alap-an place where something is fetched ⇫

WMP
Toba Batak paŋ-alap-an gogo the place or means by which one acquires strength
paŋ-alap-an boru that relationship within which a man is permitted by customary law to take a wife
Old Javanese paŋ-alap-an place for fetching something

PAN in-alap that which has been taken; was taken by ⇫

Form.
Paiwan in-alap something which has been taken; one's catch (hunting)
WMP
Itbayaten in-axap was taken; took, got
Kelabit n-alap was taken or gotten by
Mongondow in-alap captured, seized, taken
Old Javanese in-alap was taken, fetched, carried off, stolen, seized, won

PWMP um-alap fetch, get, take ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten om-axap take, get, bring
Old Javanese um-alap take, fetch, carry off, steal, seize, win

PWMP alap-an what is taken (?) ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten axap-an means for taking
Balinese alap-an the harvesting of fruit

PWMP alap-en fetch, get, take ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten axap-en get, take, fetch, buy, take out, draw out
Mongondow alap-on it must or shall be gotten or taken
Mori Bawah ala-o to take