fohet

Amis

Etymology

From Proto-Austronesian *buhət.

Noun

fohet

  1. squirrel

Derived terms

  • cifohetay (“to have squirrel(s)”)
  • fohefohetan (“to be full of squirrel(s)”)

Descendants

  • → Kavalan: buRut (“flying squirrel”)

See also

References

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