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Rødvand (2024): Patani

Original citation: Rødvand, Linn Iren Sjånes. 2024. Patani: Description of a South Halmahera-West New Guinea language. PhD thesis, University of Oslo.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
-akat	-akat	‘send’
alus	alus	1. ‘finely milled’ 2. ‘delicate’
am	am	‘1pl excl’
ama	ama	‘1pl excl’
amam	amam	‘our’
aman	aman	‘peaceful’
anak	anak	‘my, mine’
anggap	aŋɡap	‘regard as’
anik	anik	‘my, mine’
anim	anim	‘your’
-ap	-ap	‘row, paddle’
asbak	asbak	‘ashtray’
asék	asɛk	‘enjoy’
asli	asli	‘original’
atom	atom	‘pen’
aw	aw	‘2sg’
awa	awa	‘2sg’
awan	awan	‘gather, collect’
-awas	-awas	‘shy away’
aya	aja	‘1sg’
bable	bable	‘in a hurry’
bacarita	batʃarita	‘talk’
bafikir	bafikir	‘think (about)’
bahaya	bahaja	1. ‘very’ 2. ‘dangerous’
bal	bal	‘ball’
balajar	baladʒar	‘learn’
balaor	balaor	‘blue’
balat	balat	‘left’
baltu	baltu	‘right’
Banemo	banemo	‘Banemo’
barongge	baroŋɡe	‘dance barongge’
batang	bataŋ	‘stalk, stem’
bay	baj	‘snake’
bayyel	bajːel	‘go/sit/stand around’
be	be	1. ‘only’ 2. ‘yang’
béléi	bɛlɛi	‘basket’
berahi	berahi	1. ‘good’ 2. ‘beautiful’
berdoa	berdoa	‘pray’
beresi	beresi	‘clean’
bes	bes	‘swollen’
bés	bɛs	‘sago stick’
bese	bese	1. ‘alone’ 2. ‘only’
bét	bɛt	‘garden’
bété	bɛtɛ	‘trip over’
biasa	biasa	1. ‘usually’ 2. ‘normal’
biasa biasa le	biasa biasa le	‘as usual’
bibéw	bibɛw	‘heavy’
bibi	bibi	1. ‘Mrs.’ 2. ‘aunt’
bibóból	bibɔbɔl	‘cold’
bibóló	bibɔlɔ	‘bed’
bingbongol	biŋboŋol	‘yellow’
biru	biru	‘blue’
bisa	bisa	‘able, can’
bitbót	bitbɔt	‘mud’
bó	bɔ	‘going to’
bó	bɔ	‘in order to’
bobane	bobane	1. ‘stopover or a place for gardening’ 2. ‘region’
Bobane Jaya	bobane dʒaja	‘Bobane Jaya’
bóból	bɔbɔl	‘cold’
bok n	bok n	1. ‘head’ 2. ‘hair’
boki	boki	‘cat’
bókó	bɔkɔ	‘prohibitive’
bóng	bɔŋ	‘add’
bóngó	bɔŋɔ	‘blend’
bono	bono	‘destination’
bótó	bɔtɔ	‘all’
bótón	bɔtɔn	‘land’
bow	bow	‘pig’
bóyóm	bɔjɔm	‘fish’
buk	buk	‘book’
busu	busu	‘lazy’
butul	butul	‘hungry’
byeket	bjeket	1. ‘sweat’ 2. ‘sweat’
cadia	tʃadia	‘prepare’
calam	tʃalam	‘greet’
calan	tʃalan	‘thousands’
calna	tʃalna	‘pants, trousers’
calna ppo	tʃalna ppo	‘shorts’
cama	tʃama	‘UP’
canma	tʃanma	‘plant’
cannang	tʃanːaŋ	‘happy’
capai	tʃapai	‘achieve’
capato	tʃapato	‘shoe’
capaya	tʃapaja	‘papaya’
caya	tʃaja	‘UP’
céf	tʃɛf	1. ‘creep, crawl’ 2. ‘balance’
cék	tʃɛk	‘check’
cengke	tʃeŋke	‘clove’
cété	tʃɛtɛ	‘paint’
ci	tʃi	‘defecate’
cil	tʃil	‘walk with a stick’
cipin	tʃipin	‘one’
coba	tʃoba	‘try’
cógló	tʃɔɡlɔ	‘put (in a high place)’
coi	tʃoi	‘steam’
cók	tʃɔk	‘beat (eggs)’
cubul	tʃubul	‘dive’
dabu	dabu	‘chilli-based paste’
dadi	dadi	1. ‘become (realized)’ 2. ‘turned on’
dagin	daɡin	‘meat’
daia	daia	‘power, strength’
daso	daso	‘sweet potato’
dél	dɛl	‘follow, join’
dél	dɛl	1. ‘friend’ 2. ‘family’
dél legaya	dɛl leɡaja	‘husband’
dél nyangan	dɛl ɲaŋan	‘wife’
dem	dem	‘drink’
di	di	‘order’
dif	dif	‘cut insmall/thin pieces’
difréké	difrɛkɛ	‘oversized’
difsalay	difsalaj	‘slip (from hand)’
difsis	difsis	‘slip (by foot)’
dik	dik	‘get, obtain’
dildélé	dildɛlɛ	‘follow’
dimi	dimi	1. ‘complete, finish’ 2. ‘touch’ 3. ‘all’
ding	diŋ	‘sew’
dipas	dipas	‘fall down’
dipeket	dipeket	‘break (intr.)’
dipés	dipɛs	‘break (intr.)’
dirik	dirik	‘move’
disékén	disɛkɛn	‘torn’
disés	disɛs	‘open, unravel’
disété	disɛtɛ	‘splattered’
diwól	diwɔl	‘many, much’
dofu	dofu	‘wall’
dohor	dohor	‘midday prayer’
dóków	dɔkɔw	‘fall on, strike’
dón	dɔn	‘reach, catch up with’
dong	doŋ	‘navel’
dónó	dɔnɔ	‘have opportunity’
dor	dor	‘ask (for), beg’
dorom	dorom	‘night’
doroma	doroma	‘last night’
du	du	‘pull’
dulu	dulu	1. ‘bow, look down’ 2. ‘bow (in respect)’
ekle	ekle	‘put aside, save’
-ém	-ɛm	‘see’
ema	ema	‘although’
encik	entʃik	‘female teacher’
engku	eŋku	‘male teacher’
étén	ɛtɛn	‘count’
fabable	fabable	‘in a rush’
fabaresi	fabaresi	‘clean up’
fabis	fabis	‘finish’
fabóbló	fabɔblɔ	‘cool down (tr.)’
faca	fatʃa	‘like this’
fadaldélé	fadaldɛlɛ	‘follow each other’
faduli	faduli	‘disturb, care’
fae	fae	1. ‘remain’ 2. ‘leave behind’
faefae	faefae	1. ‘part’ 2. ‘divorced’
fafré	fafrɛ	‘put on makeup’
faftón	faftɔn	‘peep’
faftulu	faftulu	‘teach, train’
fagaji	faɡadʒi	‘pay (salary)’
fagawéné	faɡawɛnɛ	1. ‘work’ 2. ‘improve’
fagbun	faɡbun	1. ‘have grandchild’ 2. ‘grandchild’
fagó	faɡɔ	‘gather with sth else’
fagogoru	faɡoɡoru	‘brotherhood and love’
fagyayna	faɡjajna	1. ‘fix’ 2. ‘put (things in their right place)’
fagyógó	faɡjɔɡɔ	‘is jumping’
faisib	faisib	‘tell’
fakaco	fakatʃo	‘disturb, cause chaos’
fakala	fakala	‘face’
fakapala	fakapala	‘choose head of village’
fakau	fakau	‘close’
fakawel	fakawel	‘fish’
fakbujuk	fakbudʒuk	‘influence one another’
fakdik	fakdik	‘meet’
fakdiki	fakdiki	‘know’
fakicene	fakitʃene	1. ‘later in the day’ 2. ‘little’
faktuku	faktuku	‘fold’
fakula	fakula	‘hoe with a knife’
falafye	falafje	‘dry in the sun’
falasóng	falasɔŋ	1. ‘go picnicking’ 2. ‘picnic (with grilling)’
falasum	falasum	‘search for’
falasumu	falasumu	‘get someone to search for sth’
falawa	falawa	‘conquer’
falgali	falɡali	‘help’
falili	falili	1. ‘roll’ 2. ‘pancake’
falów	falɔw	‘go directly’
faltélmé	faltɛlmɛ	‘scan (with your eyes)’
falyól	faljɔl	‘assemble’
famagliw	famaɡliw	‘wait’
famailongo	famailoŋo	‘listen’
faméngél	famɛŋɛl	‘quiet, still’
famgon	famɡon	‘similar, identical’
fami (f)	fami (f)	‘urinate’
fan	fan	‘go’
fangósnó	faŋɔsnɔ	‘give name’
fangósón	faŋɔsɔn	‘appoint someone an office’
fangséngé	faŋsɛŋɛ	‘happy together’
fangsingli	faŋsiŋli	‘think of, recall’
fantun	fantun	‘give birth’
fapakpak	fapakpak	‘sit cross-legged’
fapolo	fapolo	‘nine’
faptóbón	faptɔbɔn	1. ‘wait for each other’ 2. ‘wait for a long time’
fararél	fararɛl	1. ‘friends’ 2. ‘friend’ 3. ‘friends’
fararóy	fararɔj	‘watch’
faré	farɛ	1. ‘also’ 2. ‘later, afterwards’ 3. ‘then’ 4. ‘with’
farfara	farfara	‘separate’
farpor	farpor	‘hug’
fata	fata	‘like that’
fataém	fataɛm	‘show’
faté	fatɛ	‘like, such as’
fatibaw	fatibaw	‘have great-great-grandchildren’
fatnauna	fatnauna	‘order’
fato	fato	‘arrange’
fatoa	fatoa	‘how’
fatubutó	fatubutɔ	‘(go) first’
faupawa	faupawa	‘stir’
fawabón	fawabɔn	‘first’
fawatér	fawatɛr	‘worry’
fawés	fawɛs	‘have great-grandchildren’
fawlón	fawlɔn	‘breathe’
fawóbnó	fawɔbnɔ	‘first’
fawóbón	fawɔbɔn	‘first’
fawos	fawos	‘little’
fay	faj	‘recognize’
fayes	fajes	‘another, part of’
fayó	fajɔ	‘build a fence (for garden)’
fayyól {falyól}	fajːɔl {faljɔl}	‘assemble’
félé	fɛlɛ	‘rain’
féné	fɛnɛ	1. ‘capable’ 2. ‘defeat’
fenes	fenes	‘type of boat’
feres	feres	‘paint’
ferse	ferse	1. ‘paint’ 2. ‘paint’
ffo	fːo	‘cheek’
fibingi	fibiŋi	‘tell’
fibó	fibɔ	‘serve’
ficéné	fitʃɛnɛ	‘give (for free)’
fidor	fidor	‘propose’
fifi	fifi	1. ‘carefully’ 2. ‘well’
fifo	fifo	‘orange’
fila	fila	‘quick(ly)’
file	file	1. ‘still’ 2. ‘lagi’
filtotof	filtotof	‘wash clothes’
fimóm	fimɔm	1. ‘chew betel nuts’ 2. ‘betel nut, mustard stick and lime powder’
finfon	finfon	‘parasite (on plants, trees)’
finfón	finfɔn	‘fog’
fipangan	fipaŋan	‘help someone stand up’
fipel	fipel	‘place, put’
firimi	firimi	‘all’
firu	firu	‘bury’
fisili	fisili	‘when’
fisni	fisni	‘plan’
fisó	fisɔ	‘make grow’
fisów	fisɔw	1. ‘marry’ 2. ‘wedding’
-fit	-fit	‘seven’
fitebe	fitebe	‘bring’
fitón	fitɔn	‘relax’
fitu	fitu	‘force’
fitub	fitub	‘provide food’
fitubu	fitubu	‘plant seeds and make it grow’
fitukul	fitukul	‘shop’
fiw	fiw	‘vagina’
fiyele	fijele	‘take down’
floton-	floton-	‘ten units (tree)’
fó	fɔ	‘shoulder’
fóf	fɔf	‘2pl’
fóf	fɔf	‘intervene’
foko	foko	‘hold’
fón	fɔn	‘fog’
fón	fɔn	1. ‘shoot with bow and arrow’ 2. ‘bow’
fónó	fɔnɔ	‘niece, nephew’
fónós	fɔnɔs	‘hot’
-fót	-fɔt	‘four’
fótón	fɔtɔn	‘smell’
foyon	fojon	‘cook’
fray	fraj	‘put (insth)’
fsi	fsi	‘penis’
fu	fu	‘first’
fu ge tégé	fu ɡe tɛɡɛ	‘and then’
fun	fun	‘dog’
fyel	fjel	‘nose’
fyele mdoko	fjele mdoko	‘nostril’
fyó	fjɔ	‘thigh’
gaji	ɡadʒi	‘savory’
gali	ɡali	‘help’
Gamsuni	ɡamsuni	‘Patani’
garam pati	ɡaram pati	‘dried meat with a light and fluffy texture’
gasi	ɡasi	‘salt’
gatla	ɡatla	‘extract’
gaw	ɡaw	‘talk’
gbu	ɡbu	‘grandchild’
ge	ɡe	1. ‘then’ 2. ‘but’
gé	ɡɛ	‘stock, liquid’
ge bó	ɡe bɔ	‘or what’
ge ja	ɡe dʒa	‘how come’
ge tégé	ɡe tɛɡɛ	‘then’
gégé	ɡɛɡɛ	‘shake something to investigate what the content is’
géikówó	ɡɛikɔwɔ	‘kind of banana’
gemen	ɡemen	‘deserted garden’
gés	ɡɛs	‘tear (tr.)’
gesen	ɡesen	‘burnt’
gété	ɡɛtɛ	‘tide (down)’
gibi	ɡibi	‘mix of coconut milk, sugar and salt’
giga	ɡiɡa	‘coral’
gigli	ɡiɡli	‘armpit’
gigyay	ɡiɡjaj	‘coconut fiber’
gilépés	ɡilɛpɛs	‘slippery, shiny’
giling	ɡiliŋ	‘crush’
gilógó	ɡilɔɡɔ	‘stone, rock’
gina	ɡina	‘belongings’
gis	ɡis	‘mustard stick’
giwgaw	ɡiwɡaw	‘language’
giwgów	ɡiwɡɔw	‘place, residence’
giwi	ɡiwi	‘shake something solid (not water within a bottle)’
giyomo	ɡijomo	‘sweepings’
gle	ɡle	‘left-overs’
gléné	ɡlɛnɛ	‘other’
gli	ɡli	‘voice, sound’
gó	ɡɔ	‘catch’
gó	ɡɔ	‘lift, remove’
gó	ɡɔ	‘live, stay’
goa	ɡoa	‘aunt (father's side)’
goba-goba	ɡoba-ɡoba	‘lungs’
gódé	ɡɔdɛ	‘thick, fat’
gogoru	ɡoɡoru	‘intense feeling of missing’
goromi	ɡoromi	‘shadow’
goto	ɡoto	‘hold’
gów	ɡɔw	1. ‘plate’ 2. ‘place’
gual	ɡual	‘coil (up)’
guba	ɡuba	‘curtain’
gulegule	ɡuleɡule	‘type of porridge’
gulumat	ɡulumat	‘extreme darkness’
gut	ɡut	‘pinch’
guti	ɡuti	‘get a haircut’
gyatal	ɡjatal	‘soil’
gyé	ɡjɛ	‘leg, foot’
haga	haɡa	‘pay attention, look at’
hal	hal	‘matter’
hasiat	hasiat	‘benefit’
hasil	hasil	‘gain, produce’
hawyan	hawjan	‘animate being’
hebat	hebat	‘cool’
i	i	‘3sg’
ijó	idʒɔ	‘green’
ilmu	ilmu	‘knowledge’
in	in	‘fish’
Irian	irian	‘New Guinea’
isa	isa	‘night prayer’
istiar	istiar	‘careful’
it	it	‘1pl incl’
it	it	‘louse’
it	it	‘octopus’
itei	itei	‘who’
iti	iti	‘1pl incl’
itnir	itnir	‘our’
ja	dʒa	1. ‘this’ 2. ‘here’
jaga	dʒaɡa	‘watch over’
jaia	dʒaia	‘this one’
jaja	dʒadʒa	‘colonize’
jala	dʒala	‘this’
jamman	dʒamːan	‘big’
jandéléa	dʒandɛlɛa	‘after a little while’
jelas	dʒelas	‘obvious’
jelaskan	dʒelaskan	‘explain’
jilbab	dʒilbab	‘hijab’
Jou	dʒou	‘God’
kabal	kabal	‘goat’
kabal	kabal	‘invulnerable’
kabalilit	kabalilit	‘dizzy’
kabar fatoa	kabar fatoa	‘how are you’
kabé	kabɛ	‘if’
kacang ijó	katʃaŋ idʒɔ	‘sweet soup made from mung beans’
kakam	kakam	‘call’
kakka	kakːa	‘little’
kala	kala	‘lose’
kalai	kalai	‘spear’
kalalifis	kalalifis	‘thin’
kalami	kalami	‘wash the face’
kalasa	kalasa	‘woven mat’
kamacaya	kamatʃaja	‘kind of flower’
kamate	kamate	‘tomato’
kanna	kanːa	‘skin’
kapala	kapala	‘head of village’
kapalów	kapalɔw	‘spider’
kapeta	kapeta	‘short’
kapodo	kapodo	‘(of human) short’
karna	karna	‘because, since’
karpét	karpɛt	‘carpet’
kas	kas	‘chest, closet’
kasbi	kasbi	‘cassava’
katkate	katkate	‘marble’
kawal	kawal	‘tall’
kaylupa	kajlupa	‘kapok’
kéntél	kɛntɛl	‘pot’
kiblobo	kiblobo	‘nail’
kicene	kitʃene	‘little’
kiki	kiki	‘grate’
kilkolo	kilkolo	‘finger, toe’
kimomo	kimomo	‘gargle’
kimon	kimon	‘traditional blouse for women’
kimón	kimɔn	‘axe’
kimóng	kimɔŋ	‘branch’
kinun	kinun	‘tail’
kipcit	kiptʃit	‘thick’
kla	kla	‘faced with’
kle	kle	‘remain’
kmo	kmo	‘parent-in-law’
kmo legaya	kmo leɡaja	‘father-in-law’
kmo nyangan	kmo ɲaŋan	‘mother-in-law’
kngól	kŋɔl	‘stare upwards’
ko	ko	‘perhaps, maybe’
kofor	kofor	‘suitcase’
kók	kɔk	‘1p excl’
kola	kola	‘maybe’
kolano	kolano	‘sultan’
kóm	kɔm	1. ‘arm, hand’ 2. ‘finger’
kópós	kɔpɔs	‘cotton’
kot	kot	‘cut’
ków	kɔw	1. ‘seed, kernel’ 2. ‘testicle’
kuat	kuat	1. ‘strong’ 2. ‘strength’
kuda	kuda	‘horse’
kui	kui	‘cake’
kula	kula	‘type of knife’
kulia	kulia	‘study’
kum	kum	‘knead’
la	la	1. ‘certainly’ 2. ‘maybe’ 3. ‘then’
laher	laher	‘born’
lama	lama	‘hither’
lampa	lampa	‘later’
lampur	lampur	‘lamp’
langa	laŋa	‘pick up, lift’
langatlé	laŋatlɛ	‘black cloud’
langgar	laŋɡar	‘pass by/through’
langgara	laŋɡara	‘pass through’
lapa	lapa	‘side’
las	las	1. ‘close’ 2. ‘close’
lawat	lawat	‘hold’
le	le	‘only’
lé	lɛ	1. ‘damaged’ 2. ‘dislike’
lé	lɛ	‘surprised’
lé	lɛ	‘very’
lefo	lefo	‘write’
legaya	leɡaja	1. ‘older/married man’ 2. ‘husband’
lempa	lempa	‘perhaps’
lenti	lenti	‘because’
lentubu	lentubu	‘door’
lés kónó	lɛs kɔnɔ	‘better, should’
lésén	lɛsɛn	‘sweep’
lifléfén	liflɛfɛn	‘eyebrow’
lilit	lilit	‘mango’
liliti wlu	liliti wlu	‘mango leaf’
lilli	lilːi	‘dirty’
liló	lilɔ	‘blood’
lilye	lilje	‘forehead’
-lim	-lim	‘five’
lima	lima	‘hither’
lingin	liŋin	‘debt’
lingin	liŋin	‘grave’
liplun	liplun	‘middle’
lisewe	lisewe	‘morning star’
liu	liu	‘noisy’
lófó	lɔfɔ	1. ‘come’ 2. ‘reach’
lógóy	lɔɡɔj	‘woven bamboo tray, big plate’
lól	lɔl	1. ‘big’ 2. ‘many, much’
lollo	lolːo	‘contents’
lolon	lolon	‘fish spear’
lolos	lolos	‘mountain’
lólów	lɔlɔw	1. ‘prayer for the dead’ 2. ‘medicine’ 3. ‘treat’
long	loŋ	‘bone’
lóng	lɔŋ	‘fly’
longo	loŋo	‘listen’
lop	lop	‘(small) hole’
lore	lore	‘gravel’
lós	lɔs	‘finished’
lot	lot	‘divide’
lów	lɔw	1. ‘far’ 2. ‘slow’
lówlów	lɔwlɔw	‘slowly’
-lu	-lu	‘two’
luf	luf	‘rat’
lulus	lulus	‘pass’
lutun	lutun	‘fire’
mafelulu	mafelulu	‘round’
mafngil	mafŋil	‘dream’
mafumafu	mafumafu	‘rice boiled in small packages of banana leaves’
maga	maɡa	‘but’
mala	mala	‘mind’
malcang	maltʃaŋ	‘chilli’
malémpa	malɛmpa	‘who knows’
malibi	malibi	1. ‘carambola’ 2. ‘star fruit’
mama	mama	1. ‘mother’ 2. ‘Mrs.’
mami	mami	‘sweet’
mamlayu	mamlaju	‘speak Malay’
mana	mana	‘bird’
manari	manari	‘dance’
mang	maŋ	‘dry’
manglingi	maŋliŋi	‘forget’
manjangan	mandʒaŋan	‘deer’
mapótnó	mapɔtnɔ	‘speak Patani’
mareu	mareu	‘thirsty’
masawang	masawaŋ	‘bad-tempered’
masi	masi	‘pity’
mata ... na	mata ... na	‘don't’
matitil	matitil	‘sleepy’
mbak	mbak	‘full’
mbé	mbɛ	1. ‘then’ 2. ‘so, therefore’
mbos	mbos	‘sink’
mdalam	mdalam	‘sharp’
mdi	mdi	‘fall’
mdi	mdi	‘stem, trunk’
mdiri	mdiri	‘sink’
mdoko	mdoko	‘hole’
mégén	mɛɡɛn	‘spilled’
menimi	menimi	‘your’
mesin	mesin	‘machine’
met-	met-	‘prefix used for counting’
mét	mɛt	‘place for storage’
metes	metes	‘cut off’
mew	mew	‘2pl’
mfónós	mfɔnɔs	‘hot’
mfus	mfus	‘white’
mgaia	mɡaia	‘tired’
mgesen	mɡesen	‘burn (intr.), burnt’
mgon	mɡon	‘touch, true’
mi	mi	‘urinate’
mijirin	midʒirin	‘cold’
mila	mila	‘betel nut’
milcém	miltʃɛm	‘red’
mili	mili	‘last, back’
milis	milis	1. ‘too’ 2. ‘lot’
milófó	milɔfɔ	‘bride’
mimém	mimɛm	‘bitter’
mimi	mimi	1. ‘urine’ 2. ‘urinate’
minóy	minɔj	‘groom’
minyana	miɲana	‘light in weight’
minyanau	miɲanau	‘darkness’
mir	mir	‘greasy, shiny’
mirim	mirim	‘late afternoon’
misóy	misɔj	‘broad, wide’
mitmót	mitmɔt	‘dead person’
mitmutum	mitmutum	‘black’
mjakam	mdʒakam	‘shattered, smashed’
mlétubu	mlɛtubu	‘cape’
mlif	mlif	‘laugh’
mlil	mlil	‘sour’
mlit	mlit	‘fall down’
mlóngó	mlɔŋɔ	‘long’
mlu	mlu	‘duration’
mlu	mlu	‘long’
mnó	mnɔ	‘tasty’
mnóm	mnɔm	1. ‘food’ 2. ‘eat’
Mo	mo	‘name of historical village’
mo	mo	‘current’
Mo re Pótón	mo re pɔtɔn	‘name of historical place’
mofi	mofi	‘awesome’
mol	mol	‘fall down, collapse’
molon	molon	1. ‘straight’ 2. ‘true’
mom	mom	‘bone’
mom	mom	‘grass, weeds’
móm	mɔm	‘2sg’
món	mɔn	‘male’
món re wélé	mɔn re wɛlɛ	‘invincible people’
more	more	‘must’
moro	moro	‘wind’
móró	mɔrɔ	‘ripe’
mósó	mɔsɔ	1. ‘cooked’ 2. ‘rotten’
mót	mɔt	‘dead’
mowo	mowo	‘daytime’
móy	mɔj	‘shy’
mpeket	mpeket	‘broken’
mpér	mpɛr	‘wet’
mpin	mpin	1. ‘female’ 2. ‘wife’
mpóp	mpɔp	‘DOWN’
msaka	msaka	‘dissolve, scatter’
msémélé	msɛmɛlɛ	‘tomorrow’
mtat	mtat	‘afraid of’
mtili	mtili	‘sleep’
mtol	mtol	‘sleep’
mtów	mtɔw	‘eye’
mulu	mulu	‘price’
musala	musala	‘woven mat’
musti	musti	‘have to, must’
myangas	mjaŋas	‘disappear’
myas	mjas	1. ‘smoke’ 2. ‘let out smoke’
myasan	mjasan	‘salty’
Myólóm	mjɔlɔm	‘Moreala’
myóm	mjɔm	‘small, little’
myómól	mjɔmɔl	1. ‘deep’ 2. ‘deep part’
na	na	‘[prohibitive]’
na	na	‘in, on, at’
nakatolén	nakatolɛn	‘relax’
naterang	nateraŋ	‘carry on the head’
ndélé	ndɛlɛ	1. ‘for a moment’ 2. ‘agree’
né	nɛ	1. ‘ugly’ 2. ‘rotten’
nésé	nɛsɛ	‘other’
nfatónó	nfatɔnɔ	‘on top of’
ngaji	ŋadʒi	‘recite Quran’
ngaku	ŋaku	‘acknowledge’
ngang	ŋaŋ	‘tooth’
ngangas	ŋaŋas	‘bite’
ngani	ŋani	‘boiled’
ngó	ŋɔ	1. ‘moon’ 2. ‘month’
ngó wyó	ŋɔ wjɔ	‘star’
ngólór	ŋɔlɔr	‘chin’
ngósón	ŋɔsɔn	1. ‘name’ 2. ‘people of high positions’
ngówón	ŋɔwɔn	‘window’
nika	nika	‘marry’
nio	nio	‘later’
niri	niri	‘their’
niwi	niwi	‘coconut’
niwi gatla	niwi ɡatla	‘coconut milk’
niwi migulu	niwi miɡulu	‘young coconut’
niwi tanga	niwi taŋa	‘coconut oil’
njó	ndʒɔ	‘yes’
nnau	nːau	‘SEA’
nney	nːej	‘LAND’
nniy	nːij	1. ‘COAST’ 2. ‘terus’
nniy faré	nːij farɛ	1. ‘and also’ 2. ‘afterwards’
nniy ge tégé	nːij ɡe tɛɡɛ	‘later’
nó	nɔ	‘apparently’
nó	nɔ	‘like’
nón	nɔn	‘3sg’
nópó	nɔpɔ	‘wave’
nótó	nɔtɔ	‘again’
ntu	ntu	‘child’
nun-	nun-	‘prefix used for counting (times)’
nuncó	nuntʃɔ	‘earlier’
nura	nura	‘pillow’
nya	ɲa	‘UP’
nyangan	ɲaŋan	1. ‘married woman’ 2. ‘wife’ 3. ‘Mrs.’
nyau	ɲau	‘meow’
nyinyen	ɲiɲen	‘sand’
-ólóm	-ɔlɔm	‘borrow’
olot	olot	‘sea’
ómós	ɔmɔs	‘wring (out)’
-ón	-ɔn	‘eat’
oras ja	oras dʒa	‘now’
óró ge	ɔrɔ ɡe	‘ah, later’
óró ge tégé	ɔrɔ ɡe tɛɡɛ	‘afterwards’
oto	oto	‘car’
ówsó	ɔwsɔ	‘open’
pa	pa	‘[negation]’
pa	pa	‘carry’
pa	pa	‘file’
padamara	padamara	‘traditional lamp’
paé	paɛ	‘right’
pake	pake	‘clothes’
pake	pake	‘use’
pala	pala	1. ‘one half’ 2. ‘beside’
palangke	palaŋke	‘wedding podium’
panci	pantʃi	‘pot’
pande	pande	‘clever’
pang	paŋ	‘saucepan’
pangan	paŋan	‘wake, stand up’
pangancémé	paŋantʃɛmɛ	‘morning’
paracuma	paratʃuma	‘in vain’
pari	pari	‘or’
pari ja	pari dʒa	‘almost’
pari tis	pari tis	‘or not’
parlu	parlu	‘need’
pat	pat	‘kick’
paula	paula	1. ‘put, throw’ 2. ‘make (about sago)’
pawal	pawal	‘throw’
pe	pe	‘new’
pé	pɛ	‘use’
peket	peket	‘pluck’
pere	pere	1. ‘bent’ 2. ‘raised up’
pés	pɛs	‘hit’
pete	pete	1. ‘piece, rest’ 2. ‘edge’
pey	pej	‘make, do’
pey só	pej sɔ	‘why’
peypey	pejpej	‘short time, sooner or later’
pi-	pi-	‘CL’
pica	pitʃa	‘here’
picaya	pitʃaja	‘up (there)’
pifis	pifis	‘how many’
pifit	pifit	‘seven’
pifót	pifɔt	‘four’
pija	pidʒa	‘here’
pilen	pilen	‘land’
pilim	pilim	‘five’
pilu	pilu	‘two’
pinem	pinem	‘not anymore’
pingang	piŋaŋ	‘open’
pini	pini	‘hide’
pinye	piɲe	‘rice’
pip	pip	‘cough’
pipi	pipi	‘roast’
pipi	pipi	‘stink, rotten’
pipluli	pipluli	‘day before yesterday’
pipo	pipo	‘summit, top’
pipó	pipɔ	‘ant’
piris	piris	‘peel’
pisi	pisi	‘sick’
pispósó	pispɔsɔ	‘dust’
pita	pita	‘there’
pitin	pitin	‘tie’
piyay	pijaj	‘crocodile’
plawan	plawan	‘sea’
pléw	plɛw	‘put the tongue out’
pléwé	plɛwɛ	‘tongue’
plu	plu	‘body hair’
pnu	pnu	‘village’
Pnu Bono	pnu bono	‘name of first village’
po	po	‘give’
pó	pɔ	‘carry’
pogos	poɡos	‘pack’
polisi	polisi	‘police’
pólón	pɔlɔn	‘return’
pólós	pɔlɔs	‘pay’
póncó	pɔntʃɔ	‘something’
póncó mecó pa	pɔntʃɔ metʃɔ pa	‘nothing’
póncó pa	pɔntʃɔ pa	‘no worries’
popa	popa	‘DOWN’
pópó	pɔpɔ	‘underneath’
pópón	pɔpɔn	‘location DOWN’
porompi	porompi	‘chew tobacco’
Pótón	pɔtɔn	‘Patani’
pów	pɔw	‘split’
pua	pua	‘where’
pual	pual	‘eight’
pun	pun	1. ‘hit, beat’ 2. ‘kill’
purparak	purparak	‘frog’
pwonom	pwonom	‘six’
pyakal	pjakal	1. ‘big’ 2. ‘size’
pyan	pjan	‘location UP’
pyangna	pjaŋna	‘get up’
pyon	pjon	1. ‘fruit’ 2. ‘bear fruit’
rata	rata	‘even’
rayantub	rajantub	‘rainbow’
re	re	1. ‘and’ 2. ‘with’
re ja	re dʒa	1. ‘and so forth’ 2. ‘approximately’
re nwé	re nwɛ	‘together (again)’
reca	retʃa	‘too’
reni	reni	‘exist’
rima	rima	‘sibling (of the opposite sex)’
roda	roda	‘wheel’
róm	rɔm	‘woods’
rómbe	rɔmbe	1. ‘until’ 2. ‘so that’
ron	ron	‘go around’
rór	rɔr	‘3pl’
rub	rub	‘thunder’
sabeang	sabeaŋ	1. ‘pray’ 2. ‘attend a religious service’
sabyé	sabjɛ	‘play’
sadakalla	sadakalːa	‘lizard’
sagal	saɡal	‘cross’
saka	saka	‘disperse, spread’
sakali	sakali	‘kind of ant’
salamin	salamin	‘sago stick’
salay	salaj	‘crawl’
sama	sama	‘same’
sama re	sama re	‘same as’
samaka	samaka	‘watermelon’
samta	samta	‘fast’
sananipi	sananipi	‘wasp’
sangwa	saŋwa	‘angry with’
sawang	sawaŋ	‘angry’
sayang	sajaŋ	‘love’
sé	sɛ	1. ‘so that’ 2. ‘so’ 3. ‘then’
sé habis	sɛ habis	‘all’
sebe	sebe	‘fall’
sékén	sɛkɛn	‘tear’
sélép	sɛlɛp	‘fell’
sém	sɛm	‘nutmeg’
sémbé	sɛmbɛ	1. ‘then’ 2. ‘so’
senemdi	senemdi	‘kitchen’
seng	seŋ	‘money’
séngé	sɛŋɛ	‘happy’
sep	sep	‘bathe’
sépé	sɛpɛ	‘edge’
séré	sɛrɛ	‘fast’
séwéli	sɛwɛli	‘earlier (today)’
séwéli ja	sɛwɛli dʒa	‘today’
si	si	‘3pl’
sia	sia	‘stomach’
sib	sib	‘pick up and move’
sibbi	sibbi	‘carry, hold’
siben	siben	‘almond’
sibét	sibɛt	‘carry’
sibu	sibu	‘party tent’
sibyébé	sibjɛbɛ	‘dirty’
sifséf	sifsɛf	‘cuscus’
sigi	siɡi	‘mosque’
sikiwit	sikiwit	‘firm, hard’
siksa	siksa	1. ‘difficult’ 2. ‘masalah’
siksaka	siksaka	‘thigh’
siling	siliŋ	1. ‘long for’ 2. ‘remember’
simat	simat	‘person’
simo	simo	‘old’
sin	sin	‘place, put’
sinanga	sinaŋa	‘fry’
sinini	sinini	‘mosquito’
sinyole	siɲole	‘fine-grained sago (yof) mixed with dry coconut (niwi manga), then fried in a pan’
slibi-	slibi-	‘hundred’
sni	sni	‘place, put’
-só	-sɔ	‘one’
só	sɔ	‘go up’
só	sɔ	‘what’
sóbó	sɔbɔ	‘hang’
sól	sɔl	1. ‘wrong’ 2. ‘not touch’
song	soŋ	‘grill’
sónnól	sɔnːɔl	‘item, something’
sópnó	sɔpnɔ	‘take out’
sópó	sɔpɔ	‘bowl’
sópón	sɔpɔn	‘go out’
sorof	sorof	1. ‘suck’ 2. ‘smoke’
sósófi	sɔsɔfi	‘good’
sowol	sowol	‘anchor’
sóy	sɔj	‘buttock’
ssun	sːun	‘corner (inwards)’
star	star	‘start’
stenga	steŋa	‘like’
stir	stir	‘steer’
sua	sua	‘hit’
subu	subu	‘pour’
sugal	suɡal	‘wedding custom’
sukur fa pyakal to	sukur fa pjakal to	‘thank you’
sum	sum	‘mouth’
sum	sum	‘search for’
sung	suŋ	‘enter’
sus	sus	‘breast’
suy	suj	‘(name of dish)’
swó	swɔ	‘salamander’
tabako	tabako	‘tobacco’
tabal	tabal	‘dining room’
tabeat	tabeat	‘character, nature’
tadu	tadu	‘horn’
tahalil	tahalil	‘pray for the dead’
tahan	tahan	1. ‘hold back’ 2. ‘hold’
tahlilan	tahlilan	‘pray for the dead’
taia	taia	‘that one’
tak	tak	‘take using a spoon’
takalé	takalɛ	‘ayam’
tala	tala	‘that’
talaga	talaɡa	‘lake’
talnana	talnana	‘cutting board’
tamay	tamaj	‘sibling-in-law’
tamu	tamu	‘guest’
tang	taŋ	‘ear’
tanga	taŋa	‘boil’
tangas	taŋas	‘weep’
tanggal	taŋɡal	‘date’
tarang	taraŋ	‘clear, bright’
tarapesa	tarapesa	‘chair’
tasmin	tasmin	‘swimming goggles’
taun	taun	‘year’
tawa	tawa	‘SEA’
tawal	tawal	‘(of ropes, cables, etc.) tight’
te	te	‘apparently’
té	tɛ	‘throw’
tébén	tɛbɛn	‘stand’
tégé	tɛɡɛ	1. ‘recently’ 2. ‘nanti’
tekes	tekes	‘scrape’
téklé	tɛklɛ	‘run’
tekse	tekse	‘put sth on the edge’
-tel	-tel	‘three’
télé	tɛlɛ	‘banana’
te(m)a	te(m)a	‘LAND’
téné	tɛnɛ	‘give’
tenga hari	teŋa hari	‘midday’
tepat	tepat	‘precise’
terahir	terahir	‘final’
tércib	tɛrtʃib	‘startled’
terfasapók	terfasapɔk	‘fall face down’
térfasgésé	tɛrfasɡɛsɛ	‘torn into pieces’
terfaspésé	terfaspɛsɛ	‘shattered’
terol	terol	‘roll (intr.)’
terpekte	terpekte	‘break (intr.)’
terpés	terpɛs	‘break (intr.)’
térpów	tɛrpɔw	‘split’
terpung	terpuŋ	‘break (intr.)’
tertókó	tertɔkɔ	‘bump’
tete	tete	1. ‘old man’ 2. ‘grandfather’
tétél	tɛtɛl	‘mince’
ti	ti	‘that, which, who’
ti pua	ti pua	‘which one’
tigum	tiɡum	‘small creature used as fishing bait’
tigyo	tiɡjo	‘hungry’
tija	tidʒa	‘here’
tiktuku	tiktuku	‘knee, elbow’
til	til	‘support’
tilel pa	tilel pa	1. ‘shortly after’ 2. ‘unsuspected’
tiltuluk	tiltuluk	‘hook’
ti(m)a	ti(m)a	‘COAST’
tingil	tiŋil	‘alone’
tingli	tiŋli	‘on its own’
tintónóm	tintɔnɔm	‘plant’
tistasi	tistasi	‘those’
tit	tit	‘touch’
tita	tita	1. ‘that’ 2. ‘that’
titala	titala	‘there’
titon	titon	‘stick’
tiwólóy	tiwɔlɔj	‘starve’
to	to	‘already’
to	to	‘know’
tó	tɔ	‘there’
tóbnó	tɔbnɔ	‘wait with sth (ditrans.)’
tóbón	tɔbɔn	‘wait’
tóf	tɔf	‘push’
tofon	tofon	‘taste, try’
tógó	tɔɡɔ	‘pursue, chase’
tok	tok	‘hit’
tól	tɔl	‘egg’
tól	tɔl	‘kick’
tólil	tɔlil	‘outside’
tolon	tolon	‘sit’
tón	tɔn	‘lurk’
tónóm	tɔnɔm	‘grow (tr.)’
tor	tor	‘transport’
tór	tɔr	‘bring’
tóró	tɔrɔ	‘step on’
tót	tɔt	‘1pl incl’
tub	tub	‘coconut sprout’
tub	tub	‘grow’
tubu	tubu	‘(of long objects) extremity, end’
tubu	tubu	‘imitate’
tubutó	tubutɔ	‘earlier’
tuda	tuda	‘bring’
tuf	tuf	‘fold’
tugum	tuɡum	‘small creature used as fishing bait’
tukul	tukul	‘buy’
tuluk	tuluk	‘pull close (by means of a hook)’
-u	-u	‘say’
ua	ua	‘uncle’
-uf	-uf	‘blow’
ulun	ulun	‘frypan’
ulut gélé	ulut ɡɛlɛ	‘torn clothes’
um	um	‘house’
umpama	umpama	‘example’
umusmata	umusmata	‘front room’
-us	-us	‘clean’
usuy	usuj	‘eel’
-ut	-ut	1. ‘carry, bring’ 2. ‘lead’
-utnu	-utnu	‘ask’
utu	utu	‘hair’
uwa	uwa	‘uncle’
voli	voli	‘volleyball’
waga	waɡa	‘sell’
waktu	waktu	‘time’
-wal	-wal	‘eight’
wé	wɛ	1. ‘go back’ 2. ‘again’
wé	wɛ	‘throw up’
wélé	wɛlɛ	‘invulnerable’
wili	wili	‘turn the head’
win	win	‘change’
wlegelo	wleɡelo	‘I like’
wlemelo	wlemelo	‘you like’
wlo	wlo	1. ‘seat of emotions’ 2. ‘wish’
wlókikaya	wlɔkikaja	‘heart’
wlolo	wlolo	‘he/she/it likes’
wlón	wlɔn	‘chief’
wlu	wlu	‘leaf’
wó	wɔ	1. ‘neck’ 2. ‘root’
wóbnó	wɔbnɔ	‘first’
wóbón	wɔbɔn	‘first’
wóló	wɔlɔ	‘rope’
wóngót	wɔŋɔt	‘flesh, meat’
wóngtó	wɔŋtɔ	‘meat’
-wonom	-wonom	‘six’
wóró	wɔrɔ	1. ‘done’ 2. ‘already’
wortel	wortel	‘carrot’
wos	wos	‘little’
wótnór	wɔtnɔr	‘chest’
wóy	wɔj	‘coil (up)’
wóyó	wɔjɔ	1. ‘water’ 2. ‘river’
wóyó kla	wɔjɔ kla	‘river mouth’
wóyó tanga	wɔjɔ taŋa	‘tea’
wusnu	wusnu	‘face’
wyó	wjɔ	1. ‘small’ 2. ‘little’
wyócó	wjɔtʃɔ	‘heart’
wyol	wjol	1. ‘sun’ 2. ‘day’ 3. ‘(mid-)day’
wyol wyol	wjol wjol	‘every day’
wyóy	wjɔj	‘child’
yafa	jafa	‘lime powder’
yaisa	jaisa	‘lid’
yama	jama	‘hither’
yang	jaŋ	‘relativiser’
yangat	jaŋat	‘I invite’
yaram	jaram	‘type of fruit’
yawlu	jawlu	‘vegetables (leaves)’
yay	jaj	‘timber, wood’
yébéi póp	jɛbɛi pɔp	‘kind of snake’
yéfén	jɛfɛn	‘road’
yel	jel	‘boat’
yel somon	jel somon	‘boat’
yele	jele	‘go down’
yélé	jɛlɛ	‘back’
yém pa	jɛm pa	1. ‘no’ 2. ‘not exist, not present’
yém pa file	jɛm pa file	1. ‘not yet there’ 2. ‘not yet’
yém pinem	jɛm pinem	‘not anymore’
Yepele	jepele	‘Tepeleo’
yepeli	jepeli	‘last night’
yes	jes	1. ‘parts’ 2. ‘some’
yété	jɛtɛ	‘knife’
yibyób	jibjɔb	‘long hook’
yó	jɔ	‘garden fence’
yób	jɔb	‘grab’
yobót	jobɔt	‘wound’
yof	jof	‘sago’
yófó-	jɔfɔ-	‘ten’
yóg	jɔɡ	‘jump’
yógóf	jɔɡɔf	‘jump’
yól	jɔl	‘take, get’
yós	jɔs	‘swim’
yóy	jɔj	‘1sg’

OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

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