ThisProto-Mayan entry containsreconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directlyattested, but are hypothesized to have existed based oncomparative evidence.

*haʼ

1. water

• Achi:yaʼ
• Aguacateca:akʼ
• Akatek:jaʼ
• Ch'orti':jaʼ
• Chol:jaʼ
• Epigraphic Mayan:haʼ
• Itza':jaʼ
• Ixil:aʼ
• Jakaltek:haꞌ
• K'iche':jaʼ
• Lacandon:jaʼ
• Mopan Maya:jaʼ
• Tz'utujil:yaʼ
• Tzeltal:jaʼ,haʼ
• Tzotzil:ʼaʼ
• Wastek:jaʼ
• Yucatec Maya:jaʼ
• ⇒ Q'anjob'al:aʼej

• Brown, Cecil H.;Wichmann, Søren (April2004), “Proto-Mayan syllable nuclei”, inInternational Journal of American Linguistics, volume70, number 2,→DOI, pages128–186: “*haʼ ‘water’”
• Kaufman, Terrence; Justeson, John (2003),A Preliminary Mayan Etymological Dictionary‎^[1], pages552–553: “pM *Ha7, *r-Ha7-aal”

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