OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Tanah Merah c): Sumuri

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adura

‘hornbill’

agap̲a

‘arrow’

aire

‘weep’

amo

‘come’

aniberi

‘older brother’

aniberi

‘older sister’

anoguma

‘younger brother’

anoguma

‘younger sister’

arap̲e

‘turtle’

ato

‘rope’

awò

‘wood’

awoda

‘smoke’

ayanata

‘river’

bebe

‘duck’

betate

‘cassowary’

cäno

‘spider’

dèdera

‘black cockatoo’

doba

‘net bag, string bag’

è

‘faeces’

ebanogo

‘crocodile’

ediè

‘how much, how many’

ènègere

‘bad/ugly (things)’

enèreawo

‘fast’

ibè

‘dog’

irura

‘fence, hedge’

isi

‘roof’

itea

‘thorn, spine’

itèbe

‘white cockatoo’

kabita

‘face’

kabutònaso

‘back of body’

kaetanata

‘armpit’

kägorage

‘neck’

kakana

‘tortoise’

kakuri

‘bat’

kamubusu

‘mucus’

kanera

‘intestines’

kanerate

‘buttocks’

kanoa

‘hear’

kanoataso

‘breast’

kap̲eraso

‘chin’

kap̲eroda

‘beard’

kap̲èya

‘you (sing.)’

kap̲irsa

‘Imperata clindrica (kunai grass)’

kap̲uni

‘ear’

karomari

‘old man’

karomari

‘old woman’

kata

‘hand’

kata:nu

‘right’

katanabahituba

‘thumb’

katane

‘skin’

katanegäsä

‘elbow’

katanisi

‘vein’

katere

‘yellow’

kati

‘species of tuber’

katinatera

‘blood’

kaudi

‘thigh’

kaugenege

‘knee’

kawi-nudenata

‘heel’

kayabu

‘belly’

kayèsi

‘nose’

kayèsi nata

‘nostril’

kedaso

‘head’

kedèsänisa

‘hair’

kènate

‘earth (ground)’

kerè

‘forest, woods’

kerunètè

‘shoulder’

ketaskip̲eni

‘eight’

kibita

‘eye’

kinuè

‘go’

kip̲eni

‘three’

kip̲ia

‘you (pl.)’

koko

‘chicken’

komagätap̲a

‘all’

kop̲ate

‘bush fowl’

kop̲eri

‘cold’

kuehèburi

‘marsupial’

kuèp̲uru

‘sago porridge’

madena

‘centipede’

madena

‘taro’

maeata

‘blue’

maeta

‘green’

maruria

‘rotten’

mayèta

‘unripe’

‘village’

moa

‘rain’

moatèranup̲ura

‘morning’

mu

‘house’

muap̲itèm

‘(flash of) lightning’

muapugè

‘thunder’

na bera

‘now’

naa

‘go’

naduma

‘one’

nanue

‘go’

nap̲èya

‘I’

nata

‘hole’

natòba

‘old, worn’

nawino

‘kangaroo’

‘bark of tree’

nède

‘door’

niminèp̲enota

‘high’

nimu

‘nest’

nisa

‘leaf’

nitia

‘bitter’

‘egg’

numurup̲uhi

‘big, fat’

nup̲ute

‘island’

onitabo

‘you both’

p̲arere

‘new’

p̲emaro

‘snake’

p̲ietèt

‘yesterday’

p̲ietòtò

‘yesterday’

p̲igo

‘mountain’

p̲irira

‘burn (intr.)’

p̲ite

‘there’

p̲onera

‘he/she’

p̲op̲èp̲ere

‘young’

p̲ugwara

‘hard’

pugware

‘old’

p̲ukat

‘net’

p̲uruma

‘small’

saevève

‘good’

sapoge

‘banana’

sibi

‘cockroach’

sip̲a

‘this, these’

sodi

‘rainbow’

suria

‘red’

tagora

‘drink’

taku

‘dead’

tana

‘chopper, bushknife’

tanarisa

‘sweet potato’

tanasunasò

‘bone’

tanè

‘eat’

taya

‘tree’

tayère

‘dry’

tetap̲aya

‘that, those’

tibi

‘great, big’

toga

‘ashes’

top̲egenete

‘saliva’

tubu

‘sky’

uaè

‘tree wallaby’

uay

‘leech’

udaura

‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’

ue

‘sago’

uèti

‘day/daylight’

ugusu

‘prao, canoe’

uibi

‘coconut’

uibi-nuaba

‘coconut water’

upasi

‘lizard’

waga

‘bamboo’

waganòr

‘bow’

wana nyonoma

‘offspring’

wana p̲uruma

‘small’

wemaro

‘opossum’

worogoni

‘cat’

yanòte

‘oar, paddle’

yarere

‘ripe’

yatawi

‘midrib of palm frond’

yawaga

‘cassava’