The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*tuduR to sleep

PAN tuduR to sleep

Form.
Saaroa ma:ta-tusoro to sleep
WMP
Itawis mak-ka-túrug to sleep
Ilokano ag-pa-túrog to put to sleep; order someone to sleep
turʔóg sleepyhead, lazy person who continually sleeps
túrog sleep (n.)
maki-túrog to sleep with someone
tu-turog-an the desire to sleep
Ayta Abellan toloy to sleep
Sambal (Botolan) túluy to sleep
Sambal túluy to sleep
Tagalog t<um>úlog to sleep, to slumber
tulúg-an to sleep in or on something
ma-pa-túlog to be put to sleep
túlog sleep; rest; slumber; stagnant, not active; sluggish; dull; torpid
tulóg asleep, sleeping
Hanunóo túrug sleep
Masbatenyo maka-túrog sleep, fall asleep
ka-turog-án bedroom, sleeping room
turóg sleeping, asleep
Aklanon paŋ-túeog pyjamas, sleeping clothes
túeog to be asleep; to sleep off/through
Inati ki-torod to sleep
Hiligaynon túlug sleep; slumber
Mamanwa torog to sleep
Cebuano ma-tulúg-un fond of sleeping, always sleeping
paka-túlug induce, put to sleep
túlug go, put to sleep; for lard and oil to congeal; for tops to spin steadily without a wobble; be sleepy
ka-tulg-án-an place one sleeps
hika-túlug fall asleep
Maranao torog to sleep
Palauan dus-al-l place for sleeping, bed
durs action of sleeping
Mansaka torog to sleep
Manobo (Kalamansig Cotabato) tudug to sleep
Tombonuwo turuw-turuw piyuʔ sleep fitfully (lit. ‘sleep like a chicken’)
Manobo (Sarangani) tədog-i to sleep
Supan turug to sleep
Tausug tūg sleep
Berawan (Long Terawan) turo to sleep
Berawan (Long Teru) turo to sleep
Kayan (Uma Bawang) tuduʔ to sleep
Kayan (Long Atip) tudu to sleep
Kayan (Uma Juman) tudu to sleep
Melanau (Mukah) tuduy to sleep
mə-nuduy to put someone (as a child) to sleep
maləm pə-tuduy nuptial night
t<ən>uduy to have been put to sleep by someone
Bukat turuy to sleep
Kayan tudu sleep, to sleep
tuduʔ to sleep
tudu daw to oversleep in the morning ( = ‘day’)
tudu to sleep
Bare'e man-turu let up in intensity (of wind or heat)
Uma turu lie down (to sleep)
Taboyan turuy to sleep
Moronene mo-turi to sleep
Muna tu-turu mata sleepy?
Old Javanese t<in>urw-an to sing to sleep, lull to sleep; to sleep with
turū sleep
a-turu-turū to have a sleep, take a nap
a-nuru-nurū to put to sleep, sing to sleep, sing a lullaby to
sa-pa-turw-an sleeping together
Javanese turu to sleep; to go to bed
pa-nuru place for sleeping; bed, bedroom
nuru lull someone to sleep; sleep in or on; sleep in the same bed with
Balinese turu sleep
turo-n-in pa be slept with by someone
Bikol mag-turóg-an to act like one is sleeping; to feign sleep
turóg-turóg mimosa (plant with leaves that close up when touched)
túrog sleep; slumber
pa-turóg-on to put someone to sleep (as a child)
mag-túrog to sleep, to slumber
Proto-Bungku-Tolaki turuR to sleep
Malagasy turi sleep
Bikol mapa-túrog to fall asleep
CMP
Paulohi mu-turu lie down, sleep
Asilulu tulu helu bedtime (about 10:00 PM)
tulul slumber
Kisar nam-ku-kuru he is sleeping
Adonara turu-t to sleep
Solorese turu to sleep
Lamaholot turuʔ lie down, sleep
Wakasihu tulo sleep
SHWNG
Buli tuli to sleep

POC turuR to sleep

OC
Ulithian masėrė to sleep
Blablanga turu to sleep
Cheke Holo tʰuru to sleep
Efate (South) matur to sleep

PWMP ka-tuduR sleep together, sleep with someone

WMP
Itawis ka-túrug sleep
Ibanag ka-turug to sleep
Ilokano ka-túrog to sleep with someone
Masbatenyo ka-túrog sleep, slumber, nap, snooze
Aklanon ka-tueóg to be asleep; to doze off, fall asleep
kue-ka-túeog to pretend to be asleep
Cebuano ka-túlug sleep
Palauan kə-dúrs sleep together
Kalagan ka-tulug to sleep
Uma ka-turu lying down, sleeping

PAN ma-tuduR to sleep

Form.
Hoanya ma-tulu sleep
Bunun ma-tudul become drowsy
Favorlang/Babuza ma-turu to doze

PMP ma-tuduR sleeping; to sleep

WMP
Isneg ma-túdog to sleep
Gaddang ma-turog to sleep
Ilokano ma-túrog to sleep; coagulate
ma-turog-an to fall asleep while on watch
Sambal (Botolan) ma-toloy to sleep
Sambal ma-toloy to sleep
Tagalog ma-túlog to sleep, to slumber
Hanunóo ma-túrug go to sleep; sleep
Hiligaynon ma-túlug to go to sleep, to fall asleep
Subanen/Subanun mo-tulug to sleep
Subanon mo-tulug to sleep
Tombonuwo mo-turuw to sleep
Tausug ma-tūg to sleep
Totoli mo-tulu to sleep
Dampelas me-turu to sleep
Gorontalo tu:-tuluhu sleeping, asleep
mo-tuluhu to sleep
pō-tuluhe sleeping place
Ampibabo-Lauje mo-tulu to sleep
Bare'e mo-turu lie down (to sleep)
Padoe mo-turi to sleep
Bungku mo-turi to sleep
Tolaki mo-turu to sleep
Wawonii mo-turi to sleep
Popalia maturu to sleep
Old Javanese a-turū to sleep
Bonerate mo-turu to sleep
Malagasy ma-turi to sleep
Bikol ma-túrog sleep; slumber
CMP
Alune ma-tulu sleep
Kisar na-ma-kuru to sleep
SHWNG
Buli am-tuli to sleep
Gimán m-tuli to lie down

POC maturuR to sleep

OC
Yapese mool to sleep
Marshallese mājur sleep; asleep
Woleaian masiuriu to sleep
Puluwat mawúŕ to sleep, go to bed; to pass the night, as a ship in the lagoon
Chuukese méwúr to sleep
Pohnpeian ka-mair to put to sleep
Sonsorol-Tobi madil to sleep
Gilbertese matu sleep, nap, immobility
matu-tu to sleep, to slumber, to be still, to close (a knife), to pass (cards)
Te ka-matu Protestant (because they close their eyes to pray)
Nggela maturu mate to doze
maturu to sleep
maturu manu sleep in daytime and on til morning
'Āre'āre mauru suusuu pretend to sleep
mauru hāhi-a to watch with a dead person
mauru to sleep, slumber
Ghari maturu to sleep
Sa'a mäuru to sleep, to slumber
Longgu mauru to sleep
Hula mau to sleep
Arosi maurur-aʔi to be sleepless
mauru to sleep
Bauro mauru sleep, droop, wilt
Mota matur to close the eyes, have the eyes shut, sleep
Marino maturu to sleep
Raga maturu to sleep
North Malo maturu to sleep
Apma mcu to sleep
Sa mcur to sleep
Uripiv matur to sleep
Leviamp m̋atər to sleep
Lingarak -matur to sleep
Avava matur to sleep
Iaai mokutr lie down, sleep
Nakanamanga maturu to sleep

PPh maka-tuduR able to sleep

WMP
Atta (Pamplona) makka-tuduk to sleep
Isneg maka-túdog able to sleep
Ilokano maka-pa-túrog something that causes someone to sleep, sleeping pill
Tagalog máka-tulóg to fall asleep
maka-túlog able to sleep
Subanen/Subanun mək-tulug to sleep
Subanun (Sindangan) mək-tulug to sleep

PWMP ka-tuduR-en drop off to sleep, fall asleep when one should stay awake

WMP
Masbatenyo ka-turog-ón sleepy, drowsy, lethargic, heavy-eyed, tired
Aklanon ka-tueóg-on sleep
Javanese ke-turu-n drop off to sleep accidentally, doze

PWMP pa-tuduR put someone down to sleep

WMP
Aklanon pa-túeog to put to sleep, hypnotize
Melanau (Mukah) maləm pə-tuduy nuptial night
Uma po-po-turu lay someone down to sleep
po-turu lying down, sleeping

PWMP pa-tuduR-an sleeping place, bed

WMP
Ilokano pa-turog-an put someone to sleep; sleeping quarters, bed
Bare'e po-turu-a sleeping place
Old Javanese pa-turw-an sleeping place, bed-chamber, bed

PMP t<in>uduR (gloss uncertain)

WMP
Melanau (Mukah) t<ən>uduy to have been put down to sleep by someone
Bare'e t<in>uru lying down (without sleeping)
CMP
Lamaholot t<ən>uruʔ a sleeping person

PWMP tuduR-an sleeping place, bed

WMP
Tagalog tulug-án room or place to sleep
Tausug tūg-an a place to sleep
Old Javanese turw-an the act of sleeping; sleeping place, bed-chamber, bed
Bikol turóg-an a sleeping place