*t-w-k- “descendants”

PMA
  toka            “offspring”             Sanskrit

IEW *teuk- “seed, descendants”
  tokám           “descendants, children” Sanskrit
  túc-            “children, descendants” Sanskrit
  taoxman-        “seed”                  Avestan
  diehter         “grandchildren”         Middle High German

PMA
  titak-          “children, offspring”   Laul
  kata-           “offspring”             Toricelli Phylum
  kat-            “offspring”             Toricelli Phylum
  kata-           “person(s)”             Japan
  kuad-           “offspring”             Semang/Senoi
  tung-           “offspring”             Ranon, Fonah
  tatu-           “person”                Peterara
  tat-            “person”                Navenenvene, Nasawa
  toko-?-         “human prefix”          Proto-Polynesian
                                          Proto-Samoic Outlier
  joko-           “child”                 Ekagi, Kaupaku
  (Possibly (na)tuku “children” New Hebrides from  natu.  Words
  like natu, anak, zana, anat, etc.,  meaning “children, offspring”,
  are also related to words to spring from, shoot from, i.e.,
  anak “offspring”, angkan “offshoot”, Tagalog)


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