ACD - Austronesian Comparative Dictionary Online

*baSaq a flood; to overflow, be in flood

PAN baSaq a flood; to overflow, be in flood ⇫ ¶

Form.
Siraya	vaha	flood
Siraya (Utrecht ms.)	vaha	flood
Siraya (Gravius)	vaha	flood

PMP bahaq₂ a flood; to overflow, be in flood ⇫ ¶

WMP
Tagalog	baháʔ	flood
Hanunóo	baháʔ	flood
Aklanon	baháʔ	flood; to overflow, flood
Agutaynen	ba	flood
Cebuano	baháʔ	flood; flow in a flood, flood over
Narum	faʔ	water
Tabun	pa	water
Kiput	səiʔ	water
Berawan (Long Terawan)	pi	water
Bintulu	ɓaʔ	water
Sa'ban	pəiʔ	water
Kelabit	ebʰaʔ	water
Banjarese	baʔah	flood
Ampibabo-Lauje	ogo baa	floodwaters
Sundanese	caah	high water, flood
Old Javanese	wāh	flood, spate, freshet, river swollen by rains, torrent
	wah	flood, spate, freshet, river swollen by rains, torrent
Bikol	baháʔ	flood

PCEMP baaq flood ⇫ ¶

CMP
Fordata	vaa	flowing of a river
Lamaholot	ba	to stream, flow
Rembong	waʔa	to flow; be carried off by a current
Manggarai	waʔa	floodwater, flood; to flood, flow, be carried off by a current
Sika	ba	to stream, flow
Hawu	wa	to flood, inundate
Rotinese	fa	a stream; to flow, stream, flood

POC pāq flood ⇫ ¶

OC
Sa'a	lua haa	high spring tide
Tongan	fā	(of a river) to overflow, be in flood

Reconstructions

PAN	baSaq	a flood; to overflow, be in…
PMP	bahaq₂	a flood; to overflow, be in…
PCEMP	baaq	flood
POC	pāq	flood

Note

This word, which apparently was used both verbally and as a nominal attribute (in *wahiR bahaq ‘floodwaters’), referred to the overflowing of rivers, as opposed to marine flooding due to high tide (*Ruab). Both terms are reflected in Sa'a lua haa.