OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Earl (1848b): Dengka

Original citation: Earl, George Windsor. 1848. Speciments of the dialects of Timor and of the chain of islands extending thence to New Guinea. Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia II. 695-704.
Notes on this source: Earl describes this language as "Island of Rotti (near S. W. end of Timor.)" Based on several word forms, this language is most likely Dengka.

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Total entries: 22
Headword IPA Glosses
a'aaʔa

‘four’

busabusa

‘dog’

duaʈua

‘two’

dua huluʈua hulu

‘twenty’

dungʈuŋ

‘star’

ésaesa

‘one’

fafifafi

‘hog’

falufalu

‘eight’

fulanfulan

‘moon’

hata-holihata-holi

‘man’

hituhitu

‘seven’

inaina

‘woman’

lérohleroh

‘sun’

limalima

‘five’

natu ésanatu esa

‘hundred’

ne

‘six’

nusunusu

‘earth’

oioi

‘water’

sangahulusaŋahulu

‘ten’

sangahulu-èsasaŋahulu-esa

‘eleven’

siusiu

‘nine’

telutelu

‘three’