*t-p- “heat, burn, fire”

PMA
  tap             “heat, hot, burn, consume”    Sanskrit, also 
  tapas           “fire”
  tapa            “heat, hot season”            Sanskrit

IENH 92:
  *t[h][a|ë]p[h]- “to burn, to be hot”          Proto-Nostratic   >
  *t[h][e|o]p[h]- “to burn, to be hot”          Proto-IndoEuropean
  *t[h][a|ë]p[h]- “to burn, to be hot”          Proto-AfroAsiatic

SIG, IESSG

  *d-b-                                         pre-IndoEuropean-Semitic
  or
  *ð-b-                                         pre-IndoEuropean-Semitic

  *t-p-           “be warm”                     Proto-IndoEuropean
  tápa-ti         “warms, heats up, burns;
                   torments, injures”           Sanskrit
  pra-tapati      “burns, radiates;
                   torments, harasses”          Sanskrit
  saN-tapati      “heats up, dries up;
                   torments, worries”           Sanskrit
  taptú part.     “heated up, melted”           Sanskrit
  abhi-pra-tapta  “dried up”                    Sanskrit
  tápas           “warmth, heat;
                   torment”                     Sanskrit
  tapana          “(of the sun) 
                   shining, warming, burning;
                   tormenting”
  tepeo:          “am warm, tepid”              Latin
          Horace  “am in love, pine for”        Latin
  teplU           “warm, hot”                   Old Church Slavonian
  topiti          “make warm, hot”              Old Church Slavonian
  topiti se~      “liquefy”                     Old Church Slavonian
  
  *ð-b-                                         Semitic
  redupl.
  ðabðaba, in the transferred sense
                  “he annoyed, molested,
                   harmed, hurt (people)”       Arabic
  single redupl.
  ðabba intr.     “it dried, 
                   (the lip, tongue) became dry,
                   lost its moisture by reason
                   of vehement thirst,
                   (a plant) withered,
                   lost its moisture,
                   (a pool of water)
                   dried up,
                   (the body) became 
                   lean and emaciated and
                   lost its moisture”           Arabic
  with w-infix
  *ð-w-b-                                       Semitic
  dåB             “melted”                      Syrian
       pa.        “caused to melt away,
                   harassed”                    Syrian
  za:bu inf.      “melt away, perish”           Assyrian
  za:B  perf.     “melt away, 
                   become emaciated, die”       Hebrew
  ða:ba           “it became liquid, 
                   melted, dissolved,
                   (the body) became
                   lean or emaciated,
                   the sun became
                   intensely hot”               Arabic
  ðawwaba II caus. 
                  “he melted, 
                   liquefied (it)”              Arabic
  'a-ða:ba        id. and in the 
                  transferred sense
                  “it dissolved,
                   emaciated (him)”             Arabic
  ða:bu           “melt away, perish”           Arabic

EIEC
  *tep-           “hot”                         Proto-IndoEuropean
  tepeo:          “be lukewarm”                 Latin
  thefian         “to pant, gasp”               Old English
  topitî          “to heat”                     Russian
  *H2eps-top-eH1-ske/o-   o-grade causative
  ftoh            “make cold”                   Albanian
  ta:paiti        “be warm”                     Avestan
  tápati          “to warm, burn”               Sanskrit
    cf.
  te / te:        “hot”                         Old Irish
  ta:n            “hot”                         Welsh
    suffixed forms
  *tep-(V)s-
  tess            “heat, warmth”                Old Irish
  tes             “heat”                        Welsh
  tepor           “warmth”                      Latin
  *teps-ro-
  tefru           “burnt sacrifice”             Umbrian
  tapissa         “fever, heat”                 Hittite
  tapassa         “fever, heat”                 Luvian
  tápas-          “heat”                        Sanskrit
  tápus-          “heat, glow”                  Sanskrit
  tapnú-          “burning, glowing”            Sanskrit

NS 186:
 *t'äpV           “warm, heat”                  Proto-Nostratic
 *tap             “fire-place, stove”           Sino-Tibetan

IR 6:
  t'ip-           “to roast”                    Sechelt

  t'ipe           “burn emitting sparks”        Wintu

  t'äpV           “warmth, heat”                Proto-Nostratic

PMS
  tab             “to burn”                     Sumerian

PMA
  tafu            “make fire”                   Samoa, Tonga
  tavu-tavu-      “to burn down”                Fiji
  tavu-cawa-      “steam bath”                  Fiji
  dapug-          “hearth, oven”                Indonesia
  dapu-           “hearth”                      Proto-Oceanic
  dapog-          “fireside”                    Tagalog
  tap, tapak-     “sun”                         Papuan
  kapu-           “fire”                        Fate, Sesake
  kapi-           “fire”                        Api
  tapa-           “to burn”                     Manggarai
  tapu-           “to put wood on a fire 
                   so it will burst into flame” Anutan

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