OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Karas c): Kalamang

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
a:naːn

‘I’

aknaraknaɾ

‘breast’

anggasaᵑɡas

‘door’

angraniaŋɾani

‘hear’

arepneraɾɛpnɛɾ

‘river’

ba:lbaːl

‘dog’

badarunbadaɾun

‘thunder’

badeletbadɛlɛt

‘(flash of) lightning’

besbɛs

‘good’

boreboɾɛ

‘go’

bustenbustɛn

‘nose’

busten posumbustɛn posum

‘nostril’

digwardiɡwaɾ

‘smoke’

dongapninmeradoŋapninmɛɾa

‘nothing’

donwaubesdonwaubɛs

‘all’

dudundudun

‘cockroach’

e:tɛːt

‘prao, canoe’

ewareɛwaɾɛ

‘speak’

ewunɛwun

‘nest’

geriesɡɛɾiɛs

‘bush fowl’

imim

‘banana’

irieiɾiɛ

‘eight’

iriendeniɾiɛⁿdɛn

‘ripe’

jangutdʒaŋut

‘beard’

kaborkaboɾ

‘belly’

kalaskalas

‘rain’

kamankaman

‘Imperata clindrica (kunai grass)’

kamekamɛ

‘you (sing.)’

kangbekaŋbɛ

‘bone’

kanggirkaᵑɡiɾ

‘eye’

kanggirkaᵑɡiɾ

‘raw’

kanggiruntokkaᵑɡiɾuntok

‘unripe’

kangguskaᵑɡus

‘chin’

karankaɾan

‘hard’

kararatkaɾaɾat

‘dry’

karuwokkaɾuwok

‘three’

karyakaɾja

‘blood’

kasamankasaman

‘buttocks’

kasuarikasuaɾi

‘cassowary’

kasurkasuɾ

‘big bamboo’

keirkɛiɾ

‘you both’

kelenkɛlɛn

‘armpit’

kerkapkɛɾkap

‘red’

kidoakidoa

‘frog’

kietkiɛt

‘faeces’

kiyumenekijumɛnɛ

‘you (pl.)’

kolakkolak

‘forest, woods’

kolkamkolkam

‘ear’

kolkiemkolkiɛm

‘thigh’

konkon

‘one’

korpakoɾpa

‘knee’

kulpenkulpɛn

‘skin’

kulunkulun

‘bark of tree’

kwekkwɛk

‘bat’

kwepkwɛp

‘dust’

kwewkwɛw

‘house’

kyalkjal

‘oar, paddle’

langitlaŋit

‘sky’

lempanglɛmpaŋ

‘island’

lolo

‘fast’

mamemamɛ

‘he/she’

manman

‘bitter’

mandapyuwamaⁿdapjuwa

‘now’

maremaɾɛ

‘give’

marurmaɾuɾ

‘mucus’

meimɛi

‘come’

muluntemunmuluntɛmun

‘big, fat’

naka:lnakaːl

‘head’

nanetnanɛt

‘drink’

nanetnanɛt

‘eat’

narunnaɾun

‘egg’

naulpa:rnaulpaːɾ

‘morning’

naunnaun

‘earth (ground)’

nggamᵑɡam

‘bush fowl’

nggawarᵑɡawaɾ

‘midrib of palm frond’

nggoluᵑɡolu

‘cold’

nggowinᵑɡowin

‘mountain’

nggoyoreᵑɡojoɾɛ

‘day/daylight’

njarⁿdʒaɾ

‘new’

palonpalon

‘saliva’

panggawanggatpaᵑɡawaᵑɡat

‘leech’

paropaɾo

‘arrow’

parupaɾu

‘make, do’

pasyempaʃɛm

‘taro’

popo

‘breadfruit tree, breadfruit’

pramuapɾamua

‘crocodile’

pusirpusiɾ

‘bow’

ratkonɾatkon

‘hundred’

ririnɾiɾin

‘high’

rorɾoɾ

‘tree’

rorɾoɾ

‘wood’

sabansaban

‘bamboo’

sanggeransaᵑɡɛɾan

‘sago’

sangginsaᵑɡin

‘bird of paradise’

sangginsaᵑɡin

‘black bird of paradise’

seesɛɛ

‘marsupial’

senensɛnɛn

‘old’

solkarersolkaɾɛɾ

‘rattan, cane’

syolʃol

‘back of body’

syoletʃolɛt

‘spider’

ta:ltaːl

‘fence, hedge’

tanggutaᵑɡu

‘elbow’

tapartapaɾ

‘tree wallaby’

taramsiktemtaɾamsiktɛm

‘unripe’

tarertaɾɛɾ

‘kangaroo’

tawaretawaɾɛ

‘young’

temuntɛmun

‘great, big’

tentɛn

‘bad/ugly (things)’

tiktik

‘old, worn’

titiauntitiaun

‘small’

tobukiptobukip

‘short’

tumtumtiakinkintumtumtiakinkin

‘child’

wa:twaːt

‘coconut’

westenwɛstɛn

‘hair’

yapseranjapsɛɾan

‘sweet potato’