Smits & Voorhoeve (1992 Uruangnirin a): Uruangnirin Tubiruasa
Original citation: Smits, Leo and C.L. Voorhoeve. 1992. The J.C. Anceaux collection of wordlists of Irian Jaya languages A: Austronesian languages (Part I). (Irian Jaya Source Material No.4, Series B.1). Leiden-Jakarta: DSALCUL/IRIS.
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Total entries: 50
| Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
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| aai | aai | ‘tree’ |
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| aka:fi | akaːɸi | ‘fly’ |
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| amate | amatɛ | ‘die, dead’ |
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| b'ib'i | bibi | ‘butterfly’ |
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| bunb'uni | bunˈbuni | ‘feather’ |
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| empuatin | ɛmpuatin | ‘head’ |
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| garan | ɡaɾan | ‘name’ |
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| guranggain | ɡuɾaŋɡain | ‘neck’ |
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| heri'apin | hɛɾiˈapin | ‘ashes’ |
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| ib'ana | iˈbana | ‘walk’ |
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| ifin | iɸin | ‘mosquito’ |
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| imririn | imɾiɾin | ‘stand’ |
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| int'owon | inˈtowon | ‘sit’ |
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| ir'ua | iˈɾua | ‘sleep, lie down’ |
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| is'isin | iˈsisin | ‘meat’ |
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| kokpatin | kokpatin | ‘egg’ |
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| kwe:rin | kwɛːɾin | ‘tongue’ |
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| la'sin | laˈsin | ‘buttocks’ |
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| la:fi | laːɸi | ‘fire’ |
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| m'ani | ˈmani | ‘bird’ |
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| m'asi | ˈmasi | ‘smoke’ |
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| m'in | ˈmin | ‘louse’ |
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| maro'aan | maɾoˈaan | ‘man’ |
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| mataf'ase | mataˈɸasɛ | ‘woman’ |
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| matap'uan | mataˈpuan | ‘eye’ |
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| n'arah | ˈnaɾah | ‘blood’ |
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| n'ifan | ˈniɸan | ‘tooth’ |
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| n'iman | ˈniman | ‘leg/foot’ |
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| n'oni | ˈnoni | ‘leaf’ |
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| nanuay | nanuaj | ‘eat’ |
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| nimanurnuri | nimanuɾnuɾi | ‘bone’ |
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| nimpukp'ukin | nimpukˈpukin | ‘knee’ |
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| niringgain | niɾiŋɡain | ‘nose’ |
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| p'uan | ˈpuan | ‘seed’ |
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| p'uk | ˈpuk | ‘hair of head’ |
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| pat'uan | paˈtuan | ‘belly’ |
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| pat'uan napara | paˈtuan napaɾa | ‘replete, satisfied’ |
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| s'eer | ˈsɛɛɾ | ‘fish’ |
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| s'okka | ˈsokka | ‘snake’ |
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| s'uman | ˈsuman | ‘mouth’ |
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| s'usi | ˈsusi | ‘breast (female)’ |
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| sakafin | sakaɸin | ‘wing’ |
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| tanang'ogoh | tanaˈŋoɡoh | ‘(finger) nail’ |
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| taningan | taniŋan | ‘ear’ |
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| u'ikir | uˈikiɾ | ‘tail’ |
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| uni | uni | ‘skin’ |
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| ur'uri | uˈɾuɾi | ‘swim’ |
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| urfafa | uɾɸaɸa | ‘fly’ |
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| w'ahar | ˈwahaɾ | ‘root’ |
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| y'emin | ˈjɛmin | ‘drink’ |