OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Iha k): Iha Wayati

Original citation: Smits, Leo and C.L. Voorhoeve. 1998. The J.C. Anceaux collection of wordlists of Irian Jaya languages B: Non-Austronesian (Papuan) languages (Part II). (Irian Jaya Source Material No.10, Series B.4). Leiden-Jakarta: DSALCUL/IRIS.

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Headword IPA Glosses
adäbärèadabaɾɛ

‘tree’

berbɛɾ

‘ripe’

bribrinmabɾibɾinma

‘blue’

bròdbrodabɾodbɾoda

‘dry’

bugbugmabuɡbuɡma

‘yellow’

burumbrubuɾuᵐbɾu

‘cockroach’

dukèwedukɛwɛ

‘big, fat’

dukpurdukpuɾ

‘vein’

dupèwedupɛwɛ

‘big, fat’

ganggamtare mangganggamtareɡaᵑɡamtaɾɛ maᵑɡaᵑɡamtaɾɛ

‘spider’

gäreɡaɾɛ

‘breast’

hadohado

‘wood’

haraponahaɾapona

‘one’

harateyhaɾatɛj

‘three’

harawihaɾawi

‘great, big’

haregahaɾɛɡa

‘oar, paddle’

hènggerihɛᵑɡɛɾi

‘opossum’

herawihɛɾawi

‘great, big’

hèrèhndihɛɾɛhⁿdi

‘all’

hetawandinhɛtawaⁿdin

‘old, worn’

hibuhibu

‘back of body’

hoborhoboɾ

‘small’

hogorhoɡoɾ

‘small’

howotpèdèhowotpɛdɛ

‘come’

huhu

‘midrib of palm frond’

idaburidabuɾ

‘leech’

ièriɛɾ

‘fence, hedge’

kadenkadɛn

‘offspring’

kahuankahuan

‘new’

kakakaka

‘older brother’

kamandikamaⁿdi

‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’

kämerkamɛɾ

‘face’

kämonanggäkamonaᵑɡa

‘hear’

kampungkampuŋ

‘village’

kanängbakanaŋba

‘nose’

kanängba keykanaŋba kɛj

‘nostril’

kanänggakanaᵑɡa

‘nose’

kanängga peykanaᵑɡa pɛj

‘nostril’

kandadèrkaⁿdadɛɾ

‘hair’

kapikapi

‘sago porridge’

karebukaɾɛbu

‘species of tuber’

kasuarikasuaɾi

‘cassowary’

katuakatua

‘white cockatoo’

kawarikawaɾi

‘net’

kèdkɛd

‘tree wallaby’

kekehikɛkɛhi

‘old woman’

kendagp̲ekɛⁿdaɡp̲ɛ

‘head’

kèndepkɛⁿdɛp

‘eye’

kènggenggèkɛᵑɡɛᵑɡɛ

‘armpit’

kèrkɛɾ

‘ear’

kihkokihko

‘small’

kihokiho

‘this, these’

kimi'dakimiˈda

‘dead’

kirikiɾi

‘rain’

koko

‘snake’

ko

‘right’

kodkerikodkɛɾi

‘belly’

kodkeri-darekodkɛɾi-daɾɛ

‘intestines’

kodnembadiakodnɛᵐbadia

‘animal, beast’

kòdnembunikodnɛᵐbuni

‘old’

kòdnèmbunikodnɛᵐbuni

‘old man’

kodnèntorkodnɛntoɾ

‘buttocks’

kodomkodom

‘marsupial’

kodperi-darekodpɛɾi-daɾɛ

‘intestines’

koheherkohɛhɛɾ

‘young’

kòkakoka

‘chicken’

kombomkoᵐbom

‘cold’

kòmòkomo

‘taro’

kòntonkonton

‘mucus’

kòrkoɾ

‘faeces’

kotètèkotɛtɛ

‘bad/ugly (things)’

kotperikotpɛɾi

‘belly’

kowkow

‘you (sing.)’

kowkämpunkowkampun

‘thigh’

kowòkowo

‘ashes’

kow-purinkow-puɾin

‘shin’

kow-tängbònkow-taŋbon

‘knee’

kow-tänggònkow-taᵑɡon

‘knee’

kowtènakowtɛna

‘heel’

kuaniakuania

‘kangaroo’

kuwukuwu

‘river’

madmademadmadɛ

‘unripe’

mbèg-mbègᵐbɛɡ-ᵐbɛɡ

‘frog’

mbiarᵐbiaɾ

‘dog’

mbuaᵐbua

‘lizard’

me

‘hard’

mèmènuèmɛmɛnuɛ

‘there’

meregmɛɾɛɡ

‘bitter’

mèrumɛɾu

‘you (pl.)’

mètaremɛtaɾɛ

‘neck’

mimi

‘he/she’

mòmènmòmomɛnmo

‘there’

mpayèrmpajɛɾ

‘bat’

mpèängmpɛaŋ

‘shoulder’

mumumumu

‘banana’

naganaɡa

‘younger brother’

naganaɡa

‘younger sister’

nämbatènaᵐbatɛ

‘how much, how many’

nämgatènamɡatɛ

‘how much, how many’

nannan

‘older sister’

nängganaᵑɡa

‘fast’

ndämuktènⁿdamuktɛn

‘beard’

ndanaⁿdana

‘sago’

nggèmburᵑɡɛᵐbuɾ

‘saliva’

nggeynᵑɡɛjn

‘skin’

nkèynnkɛjn

‘bark of tree’

noanggänoaᵑɡa

‘eat’

nòmadnomad

‘weep’

nornoɾ

‘coconut’

nor karanoɾ kaɾa

‘coconut water’

ntämuntamu

‘chin’

ntògarontoɡaɾo

‘bone’

ntogʷantoɡʷa

‘smoke’

ntoidntoid

‘door’

numämuranumamuɾa

‘rotten’

ònon

‘I’

pamanyèpamaɲɛ

‘thunder’

panggalapaᵑɡala

‘cassava’

paräkapaɾaka

‘high’

patpat

‘earth (ground)’

penepɛnɛ

‘turtle’

pengbòdpɛŋbod

‘yesterday’

penggòdpɛᵑɡod

‘yesterday’

pèrpɛɾ

‘ear’

pètapɛta

‘black cockatoo’

peyripɛjɾi

‘nest’

piawapiawa

‘crocodile’

po

‘right’

podpodpodpod

‘chopper, bushknife’

pohipohi

‘good’

puapua

‘forest, woods’

puhärpuhaɾ

‘bow’

pulaupulau

‘island’

purupuɾu

‘hole’

rämramèsɾamɾamɛs

‘green’

rèbpèdaɾɛbpɛda

‘burn (intr.)’

règpèdaɾɛɡpɛda

‘burn (intr.)’

reterädaɾɛtɛɾada

‘morning’

riaqɾiaq

‘sago porridge’

rohnanggäɾohnaᵑɡa

‘drink’

sianggasiaᵑɡa

‘bird of paradise’

sibusibu

‘sweet potato’

sikasika

‘cat’

tämbuomtaᵐbuom

‘net bag, string bag’

tantan

‘hand’

tantan

‘rattan, cane’

tantängbwontantaŋbwon

‘elbow’

tantänggwontantaᵑɡwon

‘elbow’

tan-uwertan-uwɛɾ

‘thumb’

tapudentapudɛn

‘roof’

tèntɛn

‘leaf’

tiritiɾi

‘mountain’

toxobtoxob

‘arrow’

ue

‘blood’

uediuɛdi

‘bamboo’

uònguoŋ

‘sky’

uonuonuonuon

‘red’

wèhè-wɛhɛ-

‘go’

wèhuw-wɛhuw-

‘go’

wèhwènwɛhwɛn

‘go’

wendihkowɛⁿdihko

‘day/daylight’

wendihpowɛⁿdihpo

‘day/daylight’

weriwɛɾi

‘house’

wuhèwuhɛ

‘go’

wunwun

‘egg’

yaja

‘prao, canoe’

yònènjonɛn

‘that, those’