The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*qataq eat something raw

PAN qataq eat something raw

Form.
Atayal qataq to eat raw (as taro)
WMP
Ifugaw áta green, applied to grass, leaves, unripe fruit, natural color of vegetation in general
Casiguran Dumagat áta unripe, green; uncooked
Ilokano na-ata green, unripe, immature; unseasoned, raw, undry; not cooked thoroughly (rice)
Abaknon antaʔ eat something raw
Tiruray ʔataʔ immature, not yet ripe, used only of fruits
Kenyah (Long Wat) ataʔ the smell of raw vegetables, especially long beans
Kenyah ataʔ the smell of raw vegetables, especially long beans
Kayan (Uma Juman) ata raw, unripe
Toba Batak ata eat raw flesh (flesh that is barely cooked)
Karo Batak atah fresh, living, green
Kayan ata unripe, raw
ata raw, unripe
Bada antaʔ eat humans, practice cannibalism
Sundanese atah raw, unripe, uncooked

PAN ma-qataq raw, unripe

Form.
Kavalan matiʔ unripe, raw
WMP
Ifugaw ma-ata it will be green (cp. 'it is green')
Gaddang ma-ʔata raw, unripe
Kenyah (Long Wat) m-ataʔ raw
Kenyah m-ataʔ raw
Simalur m-aʔtaʔ unripe, raw (as a banana)
Gaai mtaʔ raw, unripe
Wahau mtæʔ raw, unripe
Mei Lan Modang mətəa̯ʔ raw, unripe
Woq Helaq Modang mətəaʔ raw, unripe
Boano ma-ataʔ unripe
Kelai mtæʔ raw, unripe
Long Gelat Modang məteʔ raw, unripe

POC mataq raw, unripe

OC
Hawaiian maka raw, as fish; uncooked; green, unripe, as fruit; fresh as distinct from salted provisions
Kapingamarangi mada raw, not cooked; ripe (of coconuts)
Kara matak not ready, not ripe
Yabem mataʔ young
mataʔ-mataʔ green
Rotuman mafa raw, uncooked; green, undried
Samoan mata raw, uncooked
Efate (South) met raw
Niue mata unripe; raw, uncooked; new, fresh
Maori mata raw, uncooked; unripe (of fruit); fresh, green, of foliage not dried or withered
Kara (East) matak not ready, not ripe

PWMP maŋ-qataq eat something before it is ready to eat

WMP
Kayan (Uma Juman) ŋ-ata pick fruit before it is ripe
Toba Batak maŋ-ata eat raw flesh
Kayan ŋ-ata pick fruit before it is ripe
Ngaju Dayak maŋ-anta pluck while unripe