Smits & Voorhoeve (1992 Sekar b): Sekar Kokas
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afkidam | aɸkidam | ‘war’ |
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afum | aɸum | ‘vagina’ |
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agimono | aɡimono | ‘spider’ |
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amtua | amtua | ‘ripe’ |
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anafedem | anaɸɛdɛm | ‘kill’ |
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atei | atɛi | ‘done, cooked’ |
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atuni | atuni | ‘bake’ |
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awork | awoɾk | ‘deceased’ |
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babi katikate | babi katikatɛ | ‘domesticated pig’ |
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bate | batɛ | ‘woman’ |
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batin | batin | ‘egg’ |
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betun | bɛtun | ‘spear’ |
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biawa | biawa | ‘crocodile’ |
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binatang | binataŋ | ‘animal’ |
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buan | buan | ‘fruit’ |
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daging | daɡiŋ | ‘meat’ |
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dana isi | dana isi | ‘sago’ |
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doden | dodɛn | ‘phlegm’ |
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enum | ɛnum | ‘swallow’ |
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faking | ɸakiŋ | ‘hair of head’ |
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fenima | ɸɛnima | ‘firefly’ |
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fudi | ɸudi | ‘banana’ |
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gapar | ɡapaɾ | ‘midrib of palm frond’ |
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garar | ɡaɾaɾ | ‘name’ |
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gimor | ɡimoɾ | ‘nipa palm’ |
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gorakmat | ɡoɾakmat | ‘frog’ |
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ikir | ikiɾ | ‘tail’ |
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imaram | imaɾam | ‘her husband’ |
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inwarir murara | inwaɾiɾ muɾaɾa | ‘his elder brother’ |
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isanafin | isanaɸin | ‘wing’ |
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isawan | isawan | ‘his wife’ |
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janggut | dʒaŋɡut | ‘beard’ |
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jin | dʒin | ‘evil spirit’ |
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kafaking | kaɸakiŋ | ‘leaf’ |
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kai | kai | ‘wood’ |
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kai dari | kai daɾi | ‘cut that tree down!’ |
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kai kunit | kai kunit | ‘bark’ |
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kaikikikas | kaikikikas | ‘fire wood’ |
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kakawan | kakawan | ‘grasshopper’ |
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kalilifan | kaliliɸan | ‘sleeping mat’ |
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kamadi | kamadi | ‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’ |
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karin | kaɾin | ‘spit’ |
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karopi-ropi | kaɾopi-ɾopi | ‘child’ |
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kasuari | kasuaɾi | ‘cassowary’ |
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kasuk bata | kasuk bata | ‘old woman’ |
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kasuk murara | kasuk muɾaɾa | ‘old man’ |
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katikate | katikatɛ | ‘wild pig’ |
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kausus | kausus | ‘unripe’ |
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kawat | kawat | ‘marsupial’ |
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kayayaing | kajajaiŋ | ‘tree’ |
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kef | kɛɸ | ‘centipede’ |
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kekeram | kɛkɛɾam | ‘arrow’ |
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kerentapan | kɛɾɛntapan | ‘rib’ |
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kibur | kibuɾ | ‘fly’ |
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kifin | kiɸin | ‘mosquito’ |
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kisim | kisim | ‘(finger) nail’ |
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kiyar | kijaɾ | ‘sleeping mat’ |
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kofiata | koɸiata | ‘mouse’ |
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komemi | komɛmi | ‘urine’ |
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konan | konan | ‘sago’ |
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konan rururi | konan ɾuɾuɾi | ‘thorn of sago’ |
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konanawas | konanawas | ‘snake’ |
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koririf | koɾiɾiɸ | ‘saliva’ |
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kotawanan | kotawanan | ‘wall’ |
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kuti | kuti | ‘louse’ |
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mada | mada | ‘flying fox’ |
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manibunen | manibunɛn | ‘feather’ |
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manik | manik | ‘bird’ |
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manik ruma | manik ɾuma | ‘nest’ |
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mapon | mapon | ‘bamboo’ |
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marara | maɾaɾa | ‘man’ |
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mariri | maɾiɾi | ‘get up’ |
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mase | masɛ | ‘smoke’ |
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masikut | masikut | ‘sweat’ |
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matanam | matanam | ‘forehead’ |
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matmatak | matmatak | ‘raw’ |
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menimasa | mɛnimasa | ‘drink’ |
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mensia | mɛnsia | ‘man, mankind’ |
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mensia anigniga | mɛnsia aniɡniɡa | ‘living’ |
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mesia nyawa anegniga | mɛsia ɲawa anɛɡniɡa | ‘soul, spirit’ |
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mesia nyawa awark | mɛsia ɲawa awaɾk | ‘soul, ghost’ |
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mirur | miɾuɾ | ‘swim’ |
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misa | misa | ‘climb’ |
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momumik | momumik | ‘mute’ |
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mungkuai | muŋkuai | ‘eat’ |
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muri | muɾi | ‘bamboo’ |
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musu | musu | ‘enemy’ |
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neg | nɛɡ | ‘ladder’ |
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obarar | obaɾaɾ | ‘hand’ |
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obarar baban | obaɾaɾ baban | ‘armpit’ |
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obarasagan | obaɾasaɡan | ‘shoulder’ |
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obatibatin | obatibatin | ‘eye’ |
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obatibatin kirawer | obatibatin kiɾawɛɾ | ‘tears’ |
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obituan | obituan | ‘belly’ |
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obituan koten | obituan kotɛn | ‘side’ |
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obituan warwaras | obituan waɾwaɾas | ‘intestines’ |
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ofanim | oɸanim | ‘leg, foot’ |
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ofanin buken | oɸanin bukɛn | ‘knee’ |
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ofanin fudi buan | oɸanin ɸudi buan | ‘calf of leg’ |
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ofanin rurir | oɸanin ɾuɾiɾ | ‘shin’ |
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ofanin taktagan | oɸanin taktaɡan | ‘toe’ |
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ofaninbuken | oɸaninbukɛn | ‘ankle’ |
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ofanintabin | oɸanintabin | ‘heel’ |
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ogoban | oɡoban | ‘navel’ |
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oiper | oipɛɾ | ‘nose’ |
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oiper gegen | oipɛɾ ɡɛɡɛn | ‘nostril’ |
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oisimur | oisimuɾ | ‘body’ |
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oisin bunibunim | oisin bunibunim | ‘body hair’ |
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okerer | okɛɾɛɾ | ‘tongue’ |
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okobi | okobi | ‘buttocks’ |
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okobi gegen | okobi ɡɛɡɛn | ‘anus’ |
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onawangkung | onawaŋkuŋ | ‘neck’ |
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onifan | oniɸan | ‘bite’ |
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onifan | oniɸan | ‘tooth’ |
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oniman buken | oniman bukɛn | ‘elbow’ |
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oniman kadirere | oniman kadiɾɛɾɛ | ‘little finger’ |
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oniman metua | oniman mɛtua | ‘thumb’ |
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oniman taktagan | oniman taktaɡan | ‘finger’ |
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orasar | oɾasaɾ | ‘testicle’ |
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oririr | oɾiɾiɾ | ‘voice’ |
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osisin kunit | osisin kunit | ‘skin’ |
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osuman | osuman | ‘mouth’ |
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osuman kunit | osuman kunit | ‘lip’ |
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otanigan | otaniɡan | ‘ear’ |
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otawanan | otawanan | ‘back of body’ |
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outen | outɛn | ‘penis’ |
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owagin koten | owaɡin kotɛn | ‘cheek’ |
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pokpok | pokpok | ‘blind’ |
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popopa | popopa | ‘butterfly’ |
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rara | ɾaɾa | ‘blood’ |
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riri | ɾiɾi | ‘Imperata cylindrica (kunai grass)’ |
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ruma | ɾuma | ‘house’ |
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ruma bata | ɾuma bata | ‘women's house’ |
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ruma murara | ɾuma muɾaɾa | ‘men's house’ |
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rur | ɾuɾ | ‘coconut’ |
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rurir | ɾuɾiɾ | ‘nape’ |
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rurirwatwatan | ɾuɾiɾwatwatan | ‘bone’ |
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rururi | ɾuɾuɾi | ‘thorn’ |
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safunem | saɸunɛm | ‘mucus’ |
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sagan | saɡan | ‘branch’ |
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sai | sai | ‘fish’ |
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sarak | saɾak | ‘garden’ |
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sek sek | sɛk sɛk | ‘breathe, breath’ |
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sepet | sɛpɛt | ‘white ant, termite’ |
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siabi | siabi | ‘sweet potato’ |
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sisi | sisi | ‘bat’ |
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skaun | skaun | ‘chin’ |
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sobat | sobat | ‘friend’ |
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sor | soɾ | ‘root’ |
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suni | suni | ‘torch’ |
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susu | susu | ‘breast (female)’ |
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susu kirawar | susu kiɾawaɾ | ‘breast milk’ |
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susu maten | susu matɛn | ‘nipple’ |
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tabaki | tabaki | ‘tobacco’ |
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tabura | tabuɾa | ‘door’ |
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taman bate | taman batɛ | ‘axe’ |
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tebi | tɛbi | ‘sugarcane’ |
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tei | tɛi | ‘faeces’ |
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tiboni | tiboni | ‘bamboo’ |
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toktok | toktok | ‘deaf’ |
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tunis | tunis | ‘bow’ |
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ututak | ututak | ‘brains’ |
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wafoga | waɸoɡa | ‘thigh’ |
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wakaritaktak | wakaɾitaktak | ‘cockroach’ |
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wame | wamɛ | ‘bamboo’ |
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waresisisin | waɾɛsisisin | ‘rattan, cane’ |
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yafe | jaɸɛ | ‘fire’ |
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yafe ruk | jaɸɛ ɾuk | ‘ashes’ |
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yai | jai | ‘my mother’ |
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yanak murara | janak muɾaɾa | ‘his son’ |
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yank bata | jank bata | ‘his daughter’ |
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yar | jaɾ | ‘fence’ |
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yase | jasɛ | ‘dog’ |
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yoket | jokɛt | ‘leech’ |
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yowayai | jowajai | ‘my father’ |