OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Baham d): Mbaham

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
adòqadoq

‘wood’

adòqaqadoqaq

‘bark of tree’

aneanɛ

‘younger brother’

aneanɛ

‘younger sister’

anoano

‘older brother’

anoano

‘older sister’

antuantu

‘I’

aratigʷònòaɾatiɡʷono

‘hundred’

atabatab

‘net bag, string bag’

atèatɛ

‘arrow’

atpadinatpadin

‘blood’

atpadinatpadin

‘breast’

aundikauⁿdik

‘three’

bayerbajɛɾ

‘bat’

bisnämbägbisnaᵐbaɡ

‘all’

bribrinmabɾibɾinma

‘blue’

buängärèpbuaŋaɾɛp

‘thunder’

bugbugmabuɡbuɡma

‘yellow’

burumbrubuɾuᵐbɾu

‘cockroach’

dèsmodɛsmo

‘this, these’

duèsduɛs

‘go’

ebäsɛbas

‘back of body’

habèndunduhabɛⁿduⁿdu

‘spider’

iberibɛɾ

‘ripe’

imeaqimɛaq

‘house’

imeaqaimɛaqa

‘roof’

iòsios

‘high’

iriaqiɾiaq

‘sago porridge’

jaringdʒaɾiŋ

‘net’

kadikadi

‘taro’

kahentiäkahɛntia

‘mucus’

kämänakamana

‘hear’

kämeakamɛa

‘small’

kamen-kwayokamɛn-kwajo

‘thumb’

kamèntunggonkamɛntuᵑɡon

‘elbow’

kampungkampuŋ

‘village’

kandatukaⁿdatu

‘hair’

kantiätkantiat

‘tree’

karemkaɾɛm

‘shoulder’

katuakatua

‘white cockatoo’

kawekawɛ

‘come’

kedaîgkɛdaiɡ

‘old’

kendian cetòdukɛⁿdian tʃɛtodu

‘old man’

kèndoamekɛⁿdoamɛ

‘head’

kèntakɛnta

‘head’

kentenaundikkɛntɛnauⁿdik

‘thirty’

keynèmbuqkɛjnɛᵐbuq

‘door’

ki'pweribˈkipwɛɾib

‘dead’

kiepkiɛp

‘eye’

kindènkèskehikiⁿdɛnkɛskɛhi

‘old woman’

kirarimbakiɾaɾiᵐba

‘rainbow’

kokòkkokok

‘chicken’

kopongkopoŋ

‘cold’

kotkot

‘blood’

kot-pukot-pu

‘vein’

kuaniakuania

‘kangaroo’

kuara-ògʷònòkuaɾa-oɡʷono

‘eleven’

kuaronkuaɾon

‘armpit’

kubukubu

‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’

kuekuɛ

‘river’

kuet-täggungkuɛt-taɡɡuŋ

‘knee’

kukwèdkukwɛd

‘bad/ugly (things)’

kungguamkuᵑɡuam

‘Imperata clindrica (kunai grass)’

kuskus

‘snake’

kuyukuju

‘you (pl.)’

kwamènkwamɛn

‘yesterday’

kwaninggèyeyèkwaniᵑɡɛjɛjɛ

‘animal, beast’

kwekwɛ

‘right’

kweèkwɛɛ

‘ear’

kweykwekwɛjkwɛ

‘morning’

maharamahaɾa

‘neck’

matäbèsmatabɛs

‘marsupial’

mbèndaᵐbɛⁿda

‘chopper, bushknife’

mbuaᵐbua

‘lizard’

merèqmɛɾɛq

‘fence, hedge’

meyamɛja

‘child’

mintiämintia

‘bitter’

mismismismis

‘leech’

mudmuismudmuis

‘tree wallaby’

mungguämuᵑɡua

‘banana’

nangkobuänaŋkobua

‘nose’

nangkobuä-kärupnaŋkobua-kaɾup

‘nostril’

ndanaⁿdana

‘sago’

ndatⁿdat

‘now’

nggònggoᵑɡoᵑɡo

‘unripe’

nggwòròᵑɡwoɾo

‘dry’

noanoa

‘drink’

noanoa

‘eat’

nounou

‘coconut’

noukreanoukɾɛa

‘coconut water’

ntòxantoxa

‘bone’

ntumagantumaɡa

‘beard’

ogwònòoɡwono

‘one’

pagpaɡ

‘skin’

panggalapaᵑɡala

‘cassava’

parènpaɾɛn

‘nest’

pètapɛta

‘black cockatoo’

pinipini

‘tortoise’

pòngpoŋ

‘dust’

purukpuɾuk

‘hole’

rämramèsɾamɾamɛs

‘green’

rèbɾɛb

‘burn (intr.)’

sapasapa

‘midrib of palm frond’

satuòpsatuop

‘crocodile’

siausiau

‘sweet potato’

sikasika

‘cat’

soròsoɾo

‘cassowary’

suāsuā

‘earth (ground)’

syerèʃɛɾɛ

‘fast’

täkabustakabus

‘saliva’

tambelitaᵐbɛli

‘young’

tanibtanib

‘how much, how many’

tautau

‘you (sing.)’

tèrèretɛɾɛɾɛ

‘smoke’

tiaritiaɾi

‘rain’

tiättiat

‘faeces’

tigemtiɡɛm

‘forest, woods’

tiritiɾi

‘mountain’

tòètoɛ

‘leaf’

tònggòntoᵑɡon

‘frog’

toòtoo

‘old, worn’

tukuruktukuɾuk

‘buttocks’

tunastunas

‘bow’

tununutununu

‘island’

uabènuabɛn

‘bush fowl’

uabòsuabos

‘species of tuber’

uaharamuahaɾam

‘centipede’

uamènuamɛn

‘yesterday’

uampiuampi

‘weep’

udämuudamu

‘chin’

udan brenggisudan bɾɛᵑɡis

‘thigh’

uèh-uɛh-

‘go’

uèriuɛɾi

‘rattan, cane’

uèsuɛs

‘go’

uintauinta

‘great, big’

uitiakòpuitiakop

‘turtle’

umbunuᵐbun

‘belly’

umbuntaruᵐbuntaɾ

‘intestines’

unun

‘egg’

undukiskanouⁿdukiskano

‘day/daylight’

unggeauᵑɡɛa

‘he/she’

unggʷènuᵑɡʷɛn

‘thorn, spine’

uombeuoᵐbɛ

‘bird of paradise’

uònguoŋ

‘sky’

uòng tòsuoŋ tos

‘(flash of) lightning’

uruuɾu

‘red’

vamoβamo

‘hornbill’

wòdnngarwodnŋaɾ

‘there’

wòdwaxòwodwaxo

‘there’

wònawona

‘rotten’

yabanjaban

‘hard’

yambajaᵐba

‘dog’

yamu mbèmbèjamu ᵐbɛᵐbɛ

‘fire wood’

yanggrenjaᵑɡɾɛn

‘new’

yarajaɾa

‘prao, canoe’

yarejaɾɛ

‘net bag, string bag’

yèregasjɛɾɛɡas

‘oar, paddle’