Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Iha k): Iha Wayati
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Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
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adäbärè | ‘tree’ |
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ber | ‘ripe’ |
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bribrinma | ‘blue’ |
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bròdbroda | ‘dry’ |
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bugbugma | ‘yellow’ |
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burumbru | ‘cockroach’ |
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dukèwe | ‘big, fat’ |
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dukpur | ‘vein’ |
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dupèwe | ‘big, fat’ |
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ganggamtare mangganggamtare | ‘spider’ |
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gäre | ‘breast’ |
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hado | ‘wood’ |
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harapona | ‘one’ |
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haratey | ‘three’ |
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harawi | ‘great, big’ |
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harega | ‘oar, paddle’ |
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hènggeri | ‘opossum’ |
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herawi | ‘great, big’ |
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hèrèhndi | ‘all’ |
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hetawandin | ‘old, worn’ |
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hibu | ‘back of body’ |
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hobor | ‘small’ |
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hogor | ‘small’ |
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howotpèdè | ‘come’ |
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hu | ‘midrib of palm frond’ |
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idabur | ‘leech’ |
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ièr | ‘fence, hedge’ |
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kaden | ‘offspring’ |
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kahuan | ‘new’ |
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kaka | ‘older brother’ |
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kamandi | ‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’ |
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kämer | ‘face’ |
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kämonanggä | ‘hear’ |
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kampung | ‘village’ |
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kanängba | ‘nose’ |
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kanängba key | ‘nostril’ |
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kanängga | ‘nose’ |
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kanängga pey | ‘nostril’ |
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kandadèr | ‘hair’ |
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kapi | ‘sago porridge’ |
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karebu | ‘species of tuber’ |
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kasuari | ‘cassowary’ |
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katua | ‘white cockatoo’ |
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kawari | ‘net’ |
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kèd | ‘tree wallaby’ |
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kekehi | ‘old woman’ |
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kendagp̲e | ‘head’ |
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kèndep | ‘eye’ |
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kènggenggè | ‘armpit’ |
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kèr | ‘ear’ |
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kihko | ‘small’ |
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kiho | ‘this, these’ |
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kimi'da | ‘dead’ |
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kiri | ‘rain’ |
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ko | ‘snake’ |
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kò | ‘right’ |
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kodkeri | ‘belly’ |
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kodkeri-dare | ‘intestines’ |
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kodnembadia | ‘animal, beast’ |
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kòdnembuni | ‘old’ |
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kòdnèmbuni | ‘old man’ |
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kodnèntor | ‘buttocks’ |
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kodom | ‘marsupial’ |
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kodperi-dare | ‘intestines’ |
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koheher | ‘young’ |
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kòka | ‘chicken’ |
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kombom | ‘cold’ |
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kòmò | ‘taro’ |
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kònton | ‘mucus’ |
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kòr | ‘faeces’ |
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kotètè | ‘bad/ugly (things)’ |
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kotperi | ‘belly’ |
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kow | ‘you (sing.)’ |
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kowkämpun | ‘thigh’ |
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kowò | ‘ashes’ |
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kow-purin | ‘shin’ |
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kow-tängbòn | ‘knee’ |
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kow-tänggòn | ‘knee’ |
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kowtèna | ‘heel’ |
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kuania | ‘kangaroo’ |
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kuwu | ‘river’ |
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madmade | ‘unripe’ |
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mbèg-mbèg | ‘frog’ |
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mbiar | ‘dog’ |
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mbua | ‘lizard’ |
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me | ‘hard’ |
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mèmènuè | ‘there’ |
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mereg | ‘bitter’ |
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mèru | ‘you (pl.)’ |
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mètare | ‘neck’ |
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mi | ‘he/she’ |
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mòmènmò | ‘there’ |
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mpayèr | ‘bat’ |
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mpèäng | ‘shoulder’ |
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mumu | ‘banana’ |
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naga | ‘younger brother’ |
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naga | ‘younger sister’ |
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nämbatè | ‘how much, how many’ |
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nämgatè | ‘how much, how many’ |
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nan | ‘older sister’ |
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nängga | ‘fast’ |
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ndämuktèn | ‘beard’ |
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ndana | ‘sago’ |
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nggèmbur | ‘saliva’ |
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nggeyn | ‘skin’ |
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nkèyn | ‘bark of tree’ |
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noanggä | ‘eat’ |
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nòmad | ‘weep’ |
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nor | ‘coconut’ |
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nor kara | ‘coconut water’ |
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ntämu | ‘chin’ |
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ntògaro | ‘bone’ |
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ntogʷa | ‘smoke’ |
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ntoid | ‘door’ |
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numämura | ‘rotten’ |
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òn | ‘I’ |
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pamanyè | ‘thunder’ |
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panggala | ‘cassava’ |
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paräka | ‘high’ |
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pat | ‘earth (ground)’ |
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pene | ‘turtle’ |
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pengbòd | ‘yesterday’ |
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penggòd | ‘yesterday’ |
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pèr | ‘ear’ |
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pèta | ‘black cockatoo’ |
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peyri | ‘nest’ |
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piawa | ‘crocodile’ |
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pò | ‘right’ |
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podpod | ‘chopper, bushknife’ |
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pohi | ‘good’ |
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pua | ‘forest, woods’ |
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puhär | ‘bow’ |
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pulau | ‘island’ |
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puru | ‘hole’ |
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rämramès | ‘green’ |
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rèbpèda | ‘burn (intr.)’ |
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règpèda | ‘burn (intr.)’ |
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reteräda | ‘morning’ |
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riaq | ‘sago porridge’ |
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rohnanggä | ‘drink’ |
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siangga | ‘bird of paradise’ |
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sibu | ‘sweet potato’ |
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sika | ‘cat’ |
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tämbuom | ‘net bag, string bag’ |
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tan | ‘hand’ |
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tan | ‘rattan, cane’ |
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tantängbwon | ‘elbow’ |
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tantänggwon | ‘elbow’ |
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tan-uwer | ‘thumb’ |
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tapuden | ‘roof’ |
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tèn | ‘leaf’ |
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tiri | ‘mountain’ |
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toxob | ‘arrow’ |
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ue | ‘blood’ |
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uedi | ‘bamboo’ |
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uòng | ‘sky’ |
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uonuon | ‘red’ |
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wèhè- | ‘go’ |
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wèhuw- | ‘go’ |
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wèhwèn | ‘go’ |
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wendihko | ‘day/daylight’ |
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wendihpo | ‘day/daylight’ |
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weri | ‘house’ |
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wuhè | ‘go’ |
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wun | ‘egg’ |
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ya | ‘prao, canoe’ |
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yònèn | ‘that, those’ |