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Budiono (2024d): Wabo Woda

Original citation: Budiono, Satwiko. 2024. Survey of the Wabo language (2). Unpublished fieldnotes.

Notes on this source: Shared with permission of Satwiko Budiono.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
akir	akir	‘lull’; ‘buai’
akira	akira	‘throw away’; ‘buang’
amay kosina	amaj kosina	‘husband's older brother’; ‘kakak dari suami’
ami	ami	‘2PL’; ‘kamu’
ancɔŋ	antʃɔŋ	‘spear’; ‘tongkat’
ariʲa	ariʲa	‘walk’; ‘berjalan’
arkomi	arkomi	‘stone’; ‘batu’
aro	aro	‘fire’; ‘api’
arwasiŋ	arwasiŋ	‘smoke’; ‘asap’
aryo	arjo	‘will’; ‘akan’
awa	awa	‘2SG’; ‘engkau’
aya	aja	‘1SG’; ‘saya’
baipidu	baipidu	‘to farm’; ‘ladang (ber)’
bamomʊŋ	bamomʊŋ	‘fight’; ‘kelahi (ber)’
banowiŋ	banowiŋ	‘parents in law’; ‘mertua’
bape	bape	‘read’; ‘baca’
batiŋ	batiŋ	‘support, carry on the back’; ‘dukung (gendong)’
baweki	baweki	‘bind, tie’; ‘ikat’
bɛr	bɛr	‘dig’; ‘gali’
besi	besi	‘step on’; ‘injak’
betim	betim	‘defecate’; ‘berak’
bɔpasa	bɔpasa	‘split, divide’; ‘belah (me)’
borore	borore	‘mouth’; ‘mulut’
boru	boru	‘two’; ‘dua’
bosan	bosan	‘one’; ‘satu’
bɔt	bɔt	‘heart’; ‘jantung’
boto	boto	‘three’; ‘tiga’
bowat	bowat	‘four’; ‘empat’
boway	bowaj	‘go up’; ‘naik’
bowɛr	bowɛr	‘go down’; ‘turun’
boweriŋ	boweriŋ	‘five’; ‘lima’
bume	bume	‘seed’; ‘lihat’
bunɛŋ	bunɛŋ	‘drink’; ‘minum’
busɛr	busɛr	‘pull’; ‘tarik’
buti	buti	‘take’; ‘ambil’
buy	buj	‘blow’; ‘tiup’
cebɔt	tʃebɔt	‘lick’; ‘jilat’
cepe	tʃepe	‘short’; ‘pendek’
cetana weri	tʃetana weri	‘point’; ‘tunyuk’
cɔn	tʃɔn	‘put down’; ‘letakkan’
cɔn	tʃɔn	‘swallow’; ‘telan’
cuketi	tʃuketi	‘punch, hit with fist’; ‘tinju’
cukipar	tʃukipar	‘with crossed legs’; ‘sila (ber)’
cukipar were bosani	tʃukipar were bosani	‘stand on one foot’; ‘sila sebelah kaki’
cuŋ	tʃuŋ	‘sit’; ‘duduk’
cusoboy	tʃusoboj	‘squat’; ‘jongkok’
cut	tʃut	‘stab, pierce, poke’; ‘tusuk’
cut	tʃut	‘stab’; ‘tikam (me)’
cyanɛn	tʃjanɛn	‘plant’; ‘tanam’
cyar	tʃjar	‘kick’; ‘tendang’
daiwɔr	daiwɔr	‘forbid’; ‘larang (me)’
dama	dama	‘come’; ‘datang’
das	das	‘wash’; ‘cuci’
dasiru borome	dasiru borome	‘animal’; ‘binatang’
dasiru nini	dasiru nini	‘now’; ‘sekarang’
dasiru nini	dasiru nini	‘this’; ‘hari ini’
dati	dati	‘bite’; ‘gigit’
dɛnsaniraŋ	dɛnsaniraŋ	‘narrow your eyes’; ‘picingkan mata’
dɛntu	dɛntu	‘lie down’; ‘baring’
dɛntus sono	dɛntus sono	‘sleep deeply’; ‘nyenyak’
desɛr	desɛr	‘stand’; ‘diri (ber)’
deway nono	dewaj nono	‘beard’; ‘janggut’
deway nono	dewaj nono	‘whiskers’; ‘cambang’
diŋ	diŋ	‘fish’; ‘ikan’
direparay	direparaj	‘ribs’; ‘rusuk’
dirore	dirore	‘head’; ‘kepala’
doŋ	doŋ	‘flow’; ‘alir (me)’
dɔr	dɔr	‘swim’; ‘berenang’
doway	dowaj	‘rise, of celestial body’; ‘terbit’
doːwe	doːwe	‘fly’; ‘terbang’
dubase	dubase	‘palate’; ‘langit-langit’
dumakepɛŋ	dumakepɛŋ	‘know’; ‘tahu’
dumkadat	dumkadat	‘glance in someone's direction’; ‘lirik’
dumkap	dumkap	‘look angry’; ‘lotot (me)’
duʷaman	duʷaman	‘younger sibling's spouse’; ‘istri atau suami dari adik’
duʷawiŋ	duʷawiŋ	‘older sibling's spouse’; ‘istri atau suami dari kakak’
gaɔr	ɡaɔr	‘hear’; ‘dengar’
hɛnte	hɛnte	‘liver’; ‘hati’
i	i	‘3SG’; ‘ia’
icay	itʃaj	‘father’; ‘ayah’
ikawan	ikawan	‘that’; ‘itu’
ira	ira	‘once’; ‘pernah’
irotu	irotu	‘true.’; ‘benar’
isi	isi	‘3PL’; ‘mereka’
iɲay	iɲaj	‘mother’; ‘ibu’
iʃe	iʃe	‘year’; ‘tahun’
kaiŋ	kaiŋ	‘worm’; ‘cacing’
kama	kama	‘crown of the head, fontanel’; ‘ubun-ubun’
kana	kana	‘afternoon’; ‘siang’
kana	kana	‘tomorrow’; ‘besok (sehari sesudah hari ini)’
kana marawan	kana marawan	‘day after tomorrow’; ‘lusa (dua hari sesudah hari ini)’
kanas	kanas	‘smell’; ‘cium’
kanini	kanini	‘this’; ‘ini’
kapyoy	kapjoj	‘fog’; ‘kabut’
kawa	kawa	‘far’; ‘jauh’
kaʷur	kaʷur	‘squeeze’; ‘peras’
kenapopɛŋ	kenapopɛŋ	‘white’; ‘putih’
kenise	kenise	‘saliva’; ‘ludah’
kɛpeŋ	kɛpeŋ	‘close’; ‘dekat’
kere	kere	‘vagina’; ‘kemaluan wanita’
kɛway	kɛwaj	‘chin’; ‘dagu’
kipar were	kipar were	‘kneel’; ‘simpuh (ber)’
kiriyɛs nini	kirijɛs nini	‘just, moment ago’; ‘tadi’
kiro	kiro	‘armpit’; ‘ketiak’
kisi	kisi	‘waist’; ‘pinggang’
koina diroro	koina diroro	‘uphold’; ‘junjung’
kokorowa	kokorowa	‘bad’; ‘buruk’
kokɔs	kokɔs	‘dirty’; ‘kotor’
kɔncu	kɔntʃu	‘small’; ‘kecil’
koncu kiriʲɛŋ	kontʃu kiriʲɛŋ	‘few’; ‘sedikit’
kɔncu kɪrim	kɔntʃu kɪrim	‘younger sibling’; ‘adik’
kɔncu waraŋ	kɔntʃu waraŋ	‘parent's younger sibling's child’; ‘anak dari adiknya ayah atau ibu’
kɔncu waraŋ	kɔntʃu waraŋ	‘younger sibling's son’; ‘anak adik’
kopada	kopada	‘land’; ‘tanah’
kɔr	kɔr	‘count (by heart)’; ‘hitung (dalam hati)’
korɛŋ	korɛŋ	‘say, speak’; ‘kata (ber)’
korome	korome	‘who’; ‘siapa’
kosay	kosaj	‘lift’; ‘angkat (me)’
kosina	kosina	‘older brother’; ‘kakak laki-laki’
kosina waraŋ	kosina waraŋ	‘older sibling's son’; ‘anak kakak’
koy	koj	‘carry on the back’; ‘bopong’
kutebo	kutebo	‘mountain’; ‘gunung’
kyampuŋ	kjampuŋ	‘blunt’; ‘tumpul’
kyar	kjar	‘when’; ‘kalau’
kyasɔ	kjasɔ	‘receive’; ‘terima’
kyatɔr	kjatɔr	‘feel, touch’; ‘raba’
kyɛkɛsi	kjɛkɛsi	‘green’; ‘hijau’
kyɛma	kjɛma	‘dead’; ‘mati’
kyɛnu	kjɛnu	‘red’; ‘merah’
kyetɔy	kjetɔj	‘broken’; ‘putus’
kyɛwa	kjɛwa	‘long’; ‘panjang’
kyomɛs	kjomɛs	‘massage’; ‘urut’
kyɔmum	kjɔmum	‘feed’; ‘asuh (me)’
kyomuŋ	kjomuŋ	‘bribe’; ‘suap (me)’
kyɔr	kjɔr	‘count’; ‘hitung’
kyoy	kjoj	‘carry on shoulder’; ‘pikul’
mambɛkin	mambɛkin	‘son in law’; ‘menantu’
mambrakakuŋ	mambrakakuŋ	‘thumb’; ‘ibu jari’
mambrasara	mambrasara	‘left’; ‘kiri’
mambratu	mambratu	‘right (not left)’; ‘kanan’
mampramɛn	mampramɛn	‘old’; ‘tua’
mandepe	mandepe	‘sky’; ‘langit’
mandepɛŋ	mandepɛŋ	‘cloud’; ‘awan’
mandumoy	mandumoj	‘grass’; ‘rumput’
maŋgomu	maŋɡomu	‘night’; ‘malam’
mansɛŋ	mansɛŋ	‘salt’; ‘garam’
mantaŋ	mantaŋ	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’
mara	mara	‘blood’; ‘darah’
marawan	marawan	‘yesterday’; ‘kemarin (sehari sebelum hari ini)’
mata	mata	‘afraid’; ‘takut’
me	me	‘parent's older brother’; ‘kakaknya ayah atau ibu’
me waraŋ	me waraŋ	‘parent's older sibling's child’; ‘anak dari kakak ayah atau ibu’
mɛnaŋis	mɛnaŋis	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
menis	menis	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
mɛntɛmpɔs	mɛntɛmpɔs	‘black’; ‘hitam’
merawa	merawa	‘heavy’; ‘berat’
meri	meri	‘play’; ‘main’
metat	metat	‘sink’; ‘tenggelam’
mi	mi	‘delirious’; ‘igau (meng)’
mi	mi	‘dream’; ‘mimpi (ber)’
momune	momune	‘fight’; ‘kelahi (ber)’
momʊŋ	momʊŋ	‘fight’; ‘kelahi (ber)’
mɔr	mɔr	‘snake’; ‘ular’
muna	muna	‘dog’; ‘anjing’
munseni	munseni	‘rope’; ‘tali’
myay	mjaj	‘fat’; ‘gemuk, lemak’
mye kɔncu	mje kɔntʃu	‘parent's younger sister’; ‘adik perempuan ayah atau ibu’
myemet	mjemet	‘chew’; ‘kunyah’
myerare	mjerare	‘hot’; ‘panas’
myɛri	mjɛri	‘laugh’; ‘tertawa’
myɛtay	mjɛtaj	‘forget’; ‘lupa’
myɛto	mjɛto	‘run’; ‘lari’
myɛto sɔs	mjɛto sɔs	‘jog’; ‘lari-lari kecil’
myun	mjun	‘flower’; ‘bunga’
mʊnsaŋ kepaŋ	mʊnsaŋ kepaŋ	‘grasp, hold’; ‘genggam’
na	na	‘at, in, on’; ‘pada’
na	na	‘because’; ‘karena’
na	na	‘from’; ‘dari’
na naŋ bawa	na naŋ bawa	‘there’; ‘di situ’
na nine	na nine	‘here’; ‘di sini’
na rome	na rome	‘where’; ‘di mana’
na rori	na rori	‘outside’; ‘di luar’
na roro	na roro	‘inside’; ‘di dalam’
na wane	na wane	‘there’; ‘di sana’
nena	nena	‘1PL’; ‘kami, kita’
neʷu	neʷu	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
niro	niro	‘esophagus, throat’; ‘kerongkongan’
paday	padaj	‘tail’; ‘ekor’
papesi	papesi	‘swollen’; ‘bengkak’
paray	paraj	‘bone’; ‘tulang’
pardewɛt	pardewɛt	‘slippery’; ‘licin’
pasi	pasi	‘give’; ‘beri’
pepe	pepe	‘ash’; ‘abu’
pepe	pepe	‘dust’; ‘debu’
pepisɛ	pepisɛ	‘lungs’; ‘paru-paru’
pesɛɪŋ	pesɛɪŋ	‘other’; ‘lain’
pirɔnto	pirɔnto	‘egg’; ‘telur’
pitome	pitome	‘what’; ‘apa’
pomuni	pomuni	‘so that in order that’; ‘supaya’
pɔsebu	pɔsebu	‘some’; ‘beberapa’
powas	powas	‘open’; ‘buka’
puma	puma	‘good’; ‘baik’
pyadur	pjadur	‘embrace’; ‘rangkul’
pyam	pjam	‘embrace, hug’; ‘peluk’
pyapita	pjapita	‘wet, moist’; ‘basah’
pyatu	pjatu	‘big’; ‘besar’
pyedɔy	pjedɔj	‘explode, burst open’; ‘letus (me)’
pyɛre	pjɛre	‘burn, roast’; ‘bakar’
pyero	pjero	‘rotten, gone bad’; ‘busuk’
pyɔs	pjɔs	‘wipe’; ‘hapus’
raŋgoko	raŋɡoko	‘leaf’; ‘daun’
rarɛmpiyo	rarɛmpijo	‘how’; ‘bagaimana’
raswane	raswane	‘feather’; ‘bulu’
rawa	rawa	‘hair, pubic’; ‘bulu kemaluan’
ray	raj	‘moon, month’; ‘bulan’
reda	reda	‘temple’; ‘pelipis’
rɛndewei	rɛndewei	‘spy, lurk’; ‘intai’
repada	repada	‘sun’; ‘matahari’
rerawe	rerawe	‘skin’; ‘kulit’
rewo	rewo	‘brain’; ‘otak’
rewo	rewo	‘forehead’; ‘dahi’
robaktep	robaktep	‘knock head with knuckles’; ‘jitak (ketuk kepala dengan buku jari)’
rokomi	rokomi	‘eye’; ‘mata’
rokomi rawa	rokomi rawa	‘eyebrows’; ‘alis’
rokomi rawa	rokomi rawa	‘eyelash’; ‘bulu mata’
rokomi tɛŋgɛp	rokomi tɛŋɡɛp	‘close your eyes’; ‘pejamkan mata’
rokore	rokore	‘chest’; ‘dada’
rɔndɔŋ	rɔndɔŋ	‘face down, lie with face down’; ‘telungkup’
rondowiŋ kosina	rondowiŋ kosina	‘older sister’; ‘kakak perempuan’
rondowiŋ kosina	rondowiŋ kosina	‘parent's older sibling’; ‘kakaknya ayah atau ibu’
ropaŋ	ropaŋ	‘tooth’; ‘gigi’
ropaŋ aŋgawas	ropaŋ aŋɡawas	‘teeth protruding’; ‘gigi yang menonjol keluar’
ropaŋ kɛwɛ	ropaŋ kɛwɛ	‘teeth overlapping’; ‘gigi yang bertumpuk tumbuhnya’
ropaŋ suŋ	ropaŋ suŋ	‘incisor’; ‘gigi seri’
ropaŋ tera	ropaŋ tera	‘gums’; ‘gusi’
ropaŋ topoy	ropaŋ topoj	‘teethless’; ‘ompong’
roparay	roparaj	‘neck’; ‘leher’
roparaybu	roparajbu	‘neck’; ‘tengkuk (kuduk)’
ryɛm	rjɛm	‘shout’; ‘teriak’
ryos	rjos	‘lean’; ‘sandar’
ryɔt	rjɔt	‘hit’; ‘pukul’
sabu	sabu	‘much, many’; ‘banyak’
sakɔr	sakɔr	‘spin, twist’; ‘pintal (me)’
sama	sama	‘butt’; ‘pantat’
samakoy	samakoj	‘hips’; ‘pinggul’
sanay	sanaj	‘sew’; ‘jahit’
sasɛŋ	sasɛŋ	‘remember’; ‘ingat’
saware	saware	‘lip’; ‘bibir’
saware nono	saware nono	‘moustache’; ‘kumis’
sedo	sedo	‘heart’; ‘jantung’
sɛmpar	sɛmpar	‘walk and sleep’; ‘jowe’
sɛnsɛn	sɛnsɛn	‘tendon’; ‘urat’
siʲensɔŋ	siʲensɔŋ	‘save’; ‘simpan’
sinaŋ kosina	sinaŋ kosina	‘wife's older brother’; ‘kakak dari istri’
sine	sine	‘belly’; ‘perut’
sine bokorore	sine bokorore	‘intestines’; ‘usus’
sinerɔŋ	sinerɔŋ	‘navel’; ‘pusar’
sino	sino	‘name’; ‘nama’
sinɔnduruwan	sinɔnduruwan	‘hair’; ‘rambut’
sinɔntu	sinɔntu	‘human person’; ‘orang’
sire	sire	‘dry’; ‘kering’
siyadɛntu	sijadɛntu	‘put to sleep’; ‘tidurkan’
siː	siː	‘laki’; ‘kemaluan laki-laki’
so	so	‘throw’; ‘lempar’
sokay	sokaj	‘hold hands’; ‘gandeng’
sokir	sokir	‘rock, swing’; ‘ayun’
sɔkur	sɔkur	‘narrow’; ‘sempit’
soman	soman	‘husband’; ‘suami’
sopaŋ	sopaŋ	‘float’; ‘apung (me)’
sɔrawa	sɔrawa	‘hang’; ‘gantung’
sore	sore	‘nose’; ‘hidung’
sorɛŋ	sorɛŋ	‘sea’; ‘laut’
sori	sori	‘great-grandparents’; ‘orang tua kakek atau nenek’
sowap	sowap	‘seldom, rare’; ‘jarang’
sowap	sowap	‘sometimes’; ‘kadang-kadang’
sowiŋ	sowiŋ	‘wife’; ‘isteri’
su	su	‘breasts’; ‘tetek’
suŋ	suŋ	‘suck’; ‘hisap’
susi	susi	‘breastfeed’; ‘susui (me)’
suːmi	suːmi	‘breathe, inhale’; ‘hirup’
sʊmbekin	sʊmbekin	‘set, of celestial body’; ‘terbenam’
tamaŋ kɔncu	tamaŋ kɔntʃu	‘parent's younger brother’; ‘adik laki-laki ayah atau ibu’
tanɔs	tanɔs	‘straight’; ‘lurus’
tapade	tapade	‘tongue’; ‘lidah’
tapuy	tapuj	‘grandchild’; ‘cucu’
tapuy	tapuj	‘grandfather’; ‘kakek’
tapuy	tapuj	‘grandmother’; ‘nenek’
tara	tara	‘meat, flesh’; ‘daging’
tarandɛŋ	tarandɛŋ	‘ear’; ‘telinga’
tarar	tarar	‘and’; ‘dan’
tatap nawa	tatap nawa	‘educate’; ‘didik (me)’
tayampi	tajampi	‘eat’; ‘makan’
tɛŋ	tɛŋ	‘cut’; ‘potong’
tɛŋ	tɛŋ	‘or’; ‘atau’
terɛŋ	terɛŋ	‘wide’; ‘lebar’
tetey	tetej	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
tiŋgɔŋ	tiŋɡɔŋ	‘back (bodypart)’; ‘punggung’
titipɪs	titipɪs	‘wipe’; ‘usap’
tocoy	totʃoj	‘write’; ‘tulis’
tomboro	tomboro	‘thigh’; ‘paha’
tɔŋ	tɔŋ	‘sweat’; ‘keringat’
tora	tora	‘at the moment, currently’; ‘sedang’
tuŋ	tuŋ	‘star’; ‘bintang’
tutɛr	tutɛr	‘with’; ‘dengan’
tyɛntum	tjɛntum	‘suddenly’; ‘tiba-tiba’
untara we sarari	untara we sarari	‘body’; ‘tubuh’
uro	uro	‘cheek’; ‘pipi’
uro	uro	‘molar’; ‘geraham’
usɛr	usɛr	‘dance’; ‘tari’
βabɛr	βabɛr	‘turn’; ‘balik’
wakʊm ryepɛn	wakʊm rjepɛn	‘suck, mumble’; ‘kulum’
wamokwat	wamokwat	‘persuade, seduce’; ‘bujuk’
wamɔnsɛn	wamɔnsɛn	‘grasp, hold’; ‘pegang’
wape	wape	‘but’; ‘tetapi’
wapɔs	wapɔs	‘rub’; ‘gosok’
wara	wara	‘go’; ‘pergi’
wara	wara	‘order’; ‘suruh’
wara	wara	‘walk’; ‘jalan (ber)’
wara rokomi	wara rokomi	‘wrist’; ‘pergelangan tangan’
waramuŋ	waramuŋ	‘touch’; ‘sentuh’
waraŋ	waraŋ	‘child’; ‘anak’
warawɛr	warawɛr	‘wing’; ‘sayap’
warawo	warawo	‘shoulder’; ‘bahu’
warawo	warawo	‘shoulders’; ‘pundak’
warawu	warawu	‘elbow’; ‘siku’
warawu paray	warawu paraj	‘arm’; ‘lengan’
warena	warena	‘hand’; ‘tangan’
warir	warir	‘stop’; ‘henti (ber)’
warir	warir	‘untie, free, let loose’; ‘lepas’
warkadi bo kɔncu	warkadi bo kɔntʃu	‘little finger’; ‘kelingking’
warkadi sowe	warkadi sowe	‘nail’; ‘kuku’
warkadi sowe	warkadi sowe	‘nails, white part of’; ‘bagian kuku yang putih’
warkadir	warkadir	‘finger’; ‘jari’
waro	waro	‘sing’; ‘nyanyi’
waroti	waroti	‘hit’; ‘hantam’
wasasa	wasasa	‘breathe’; ‘napas’
watɛntɛne	watɛntɛne	‘liver’; ‘hidup’
wawa	wawa	‘root’; ‘akar’
wawa	wawa	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
wawar	wawar	‘get up’; ‘bangun’
way	waj	‘river, stream’; ‘sungai’
way	waj	‘water’; ‘air’
waypi	wajpi	‘in-laws’; ‘besan’
wep	wep	‘to’; ‘ke’
wepɔn	wepɔn	‘formerly’; ‘dahulu’
werau wesarari	werau wesarari	‘not yet’; ‘belum’
werawe	werawe	‘not, no’; ‘tidak’
wɛrbure	wɛrbure	‘knee’; ‘lutut’
were	were	‘leg, foot’; ‘kaki’
were	were	‘limbs’; ‘tungkai’
were paparɛŋ	were paparɛŋ	‘calf’; ‘betis’
were paray	were paraj	‘shinbone’; ‘tulang kering’
were rokomi	were rokomi	‘ankle’; ‘mata kaki’
were tapapu	were tapapu	‘heel’; ‘tumit’
weroʲɪŋ	weroʲɪŋ	‘urinate’; ‘kencing’
wesarari	wesarari	‘all’; ‘semua’
wetɔs	wetɔs	‘thick’; ‘tebal’
weyi	weji	‘towards’; ‘kepada’
wɔme warowo	wɔme warowo	‘proud’; ‘congak (me)’
wɔrsɛnsani	wɔrsɛnsani	‘always’; ‘selalu’
wɔrsɛnsani	wɔrsɛnsani	‘often’; ‘seringkali’
wyɛ	wjɛ	‘call’; ‘panggil’
wyowɔr	wjowɔr	‘new’; ‘baru’
wyur	wjur	‘dive’; ‘selam’
yabo	jabo	‘fruit’; ‘buah’
yawa	jawa	‘already’; ‘sudah’
yay	jaj	‘tree’; ‘pohon’
yemaŋ	jemaŋ	‘male’; ‘lelaki’
yewiŋ	jewiŋ	‘woman’; ‘perempuan’
yɛɪŋ	jɛɪŋ	‘sand’; ‘pasir’
yomaŋ kɔncu	jomaŋ kɔntʃu	‘husband's younger sibling’; ‘adik dari suami’
yonasinɛm	jonasinɛm	‘hum’; ‘senandung (ber)’
yowe	jowe	‘wind’; ‘angin’
yowiŋ	jowiŋ	‘wife's younger sibling’; ‘adik dari istri’
yu	ju	‘bedbug’; ‘kutu’
ɲari	ɲari	‘sratch’; ‘garuk’
ɲew	ɲew	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
ʃaŋ	ʃaŋ	‘hunt’; ‘buru (ber)’
ʃasɛŋ	ʃasɛŋ	‘think’; ‘pikir’
ʃenay	ʃenaj	‘weave’; ‘tenun (me)’
ʃeym	ʃejm	‘light up’; ‘nyala (me)’
ʃiay	ʃiaj	‘cry’; ‘tangis (me)’
ʃo	ʃo	‘shoot with arrow’; ‘panah (me)’
ʃowu	ʃowu	‘bathe, wash (intr.)’; ‘mandi’
ʃur	ʃur	‘push’; ‘dorong’
ʊntɛntoroy	ʊntɛntoroj	‘forest’; ‘hutan’

OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Budiono (2024d): Wabo Woda

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