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Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Abun e): Abun Madik

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
adeadɛ

‘now’

aiwaaiwa

‘spider’

banban

‘mountain’

be

‘new’

besyubɛʃu

‘bow’

bitbit

‘bad, ugly (thing)’

biyebijɛ

‘sago’

bofufboɸuɸ

‘ashes’

bombom

‘sweet potato’

boraiboɾai

‘unripe’

bubu

‘smoke’

buemahbuɛmah

‘nostril’

bulbul

‘earth, ground’

but-bubut-bu

‘smoke’

buyeinbubujɛinbu

‘nose’

comoktʃomok

‘raw’

dada

‘skin’

dam-batdam-bat

‘nest’

damludamlu

‘bird of paradise’

delasdɛlas

‘old’

denedɛnɛ

‘old, worn’

didi

‘blood’

dilidili

‘three’

dimdim

‘bamboo’

dinidini

‘bone’

ditdit

‘one’

duinduin

‘midrib of palm frond’

duwoduwo

‘coconut’

elɛl

‘red’

epɛp

‘island’

faɸa

‘child’

flusɸlus

‘fence, hedge’

guɡu

‘sky’

gwoɡwo

‘hair’

ismaoismao

‘mucus’

jidʒi

‘I, 1SG’

jumdʒum

‘cooked, done’

kanagekanaɡɛ

‘ear’

kanatkanat

‘leaf’

katakata

‘breadfruit’

koekoɛ

‘straight’

kudakuda

‘bark of tree’

kuikui

‘tree’

kuiskuis

‘snake’

kumruskumɾus

‘oar, paddle’

kundunkuⁿdun

‘cockroach’

kwäskwas

‘fast’

kwopkwop

‘deceased’

lili

‘frog’

liwakliwak

‘armpit’

lotogulotoɡu

‘thunder’

matamsukmatamsuk

‘speak’

mendlumɛⁿdlu

‘eye’

mesummɛsum

‘buttocks’

mitmit

‘kangaroo’

mosembumosɛᵐbu

‘eigth’

moteminmotɛmin

‘high’

muntenapmuntɛnap

‘breast’

naconatʃo

‘give’

naidanaida

‘drink’

naingitnaiŋit

‘eat’

nambimnaᵐbim

‘make, do’

namliunamliu

‘bush fowl’

nam-syolnam-ʃol

‘cassowary’

namwonamwo

‘bush fowl’

nannan

‘you (sing.), 2SG’

nanjamnaⁿdʒam

‘hear’

naːmanaːma

‘come’

ndalⁿdal

‘dog’

ndoⁿdo

‘good’

nduⁿdu

‘bitter’

ngratŋɾat

‘marsupial’

njotⁿdʒot

‘forest, woods’

nodlinodli

‘daylight’

nòginoɡi

‘rain’

nogolitnoɡolit

‘back of body’

nosrojannosɾodʒan

‘morning’

nunu

‘house’

nunnun

‘you (pl.), 2PL’

nu-syonu-ʃo

‘door’

pumpum

‘arrow’

sasa

‘dry’

säkatsakat

‘leech’

sementisɛmɛnti

‘yesterday’

siyetsijɛt

‘great, big’

skutskut

‘saliva’

somsom

‘bat’

sonson

‘tree wallaby’

susu

‘head’

sugansuɡan

‘small’

suksuk

‘young’

sukoknisukokni

‘nothing’

suyuksujuk

‘bamboo’

syimʃim

‘hand’

syimbitʃiᵐbit

‘elbow’

syokʃok

‘beard’

syokwitʃokwit

‘chin’

syuʃu

‘rattan, cane’

telattɛlat

‘hard’

uiui

‘centipede’

umum

‘knee’

umum

‘ripe’

unun

‘belly’

unun

‘faeces’

unun

‘kunai grass (Imerata Cylindrica)’

ung wesmukuŋ wɛsmuk

‘thigh’

utinutin

‘hundred’

wawa

‘taro’

walwal

‘(flash of) lightning’

weuwɛu

‘banana’

woiwoi

‘crocodile’

yätetujatɛtu

‘he, 3SG M’