Source entries: Kijne (nd e)

Kijne (nd e): Yawa Ambaidiru

Original citation: Kijne, Isaak s. no date. Schrift met woordenlijst Ambaidiru-Nederlands. 1 deel. Leiden University Special Collections, Isaak Samuel Kijne Collection, Or 421, Folder 31.

Notes on this source: Transcribed by Anne van Schie.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
aen	aen	‘marrow, brains’; ‘merg, hersen’
agadian	aɡadian	‘swear’; ‘schelden’
aisyo	aiʃo	‘descend’; ‘neerdalen’
aitamu	aitamu	‘slave block’; ‘slavenblok’
ajar	ajar	‘iron wood’; ‘ijzerhout’
akiri	akiri	‘outside’; ‘buiten’
amisy	amiʃ	‘divine being’; ‘goddelijke mens’
anan	anan	‘pus’; ‘etter’
ananenea	ananenea	‘riddle’; ‘raadsel’
ananijam	ananijam	‘albino’; ‘albino’
anaona	anaona	‘forbidden’; ‘verboden’
anaonai	anaonai	‘forbidden’; ‘verboden’
anap	anap	‘spouse’; ‘echtgenoot’
anen	anen	‘grandfather’; ‘grootvader, grootmoeder’
angkadi	aŋkadi	‘coconut’; ‘klapper’
anyan	aɲan	‘coral stone’; ‘koraalsteen’
anyivavuki	aɲiβaβuki	‘spirit of a jar’; ‘geest v/e jar’
apara	apara	‘cassowary’; ‘kasuaris’
apokem	apokem	‘human, person’; ‘mens’
atearaya	atearaja	‘behind (buttocks)’; ‘achterste’
atekokanive	atekokaniβe	‘naked’; ‘naakt’
atimun	atimun	‘bellybutton’; ‘navel’
atjaya	atʃaja	‘poisonous amulet’; ‘vergift amulet’
ato	ato	‘arrow’; ‘pijl’
avusin	aβusin	‘ten’; ‘tien’
awata	awata	‘chase (v.)’; ‘achtervolgen’
awatanggo	awataŋɡo	‘dawn’; ‘morgenstond’
awatei	awatei	‘father-in-law’; ‘schoonvader’
ayak	ajak	‘white cockatoo’; ‘witte kakatua’
banye	baɲe	‘slime’; ‘slijm’
bisiri	bisiri	‘moon’; ‘maan’
burua	burua	‘box’; ‘kist’
dandinit	dandinit	‘clear (of water)’; ‘helder (v. water)’
en	en	‘nest’; ‘nest’
guarakaki	ɡuarakaki	‘spider’; ‘spin’
ingguja	iŋɡuja	‘netbag’; ‘noken’
injaya	injaja	‘father’; ‘vader’
insanda	insanda	‘floor’; ‘vloer’
insande	insande	‘door’; ‘deur’
intakirawi	intakirawi	‘evening star’; ‘avondster’
inuni	inuni	‘resin’; ‘damar’
ir	ir	‘nail’; ‘nagel’
ivak	iβak	‘lightning’; ‘bliksem’
jaive	jaiβe	‘green’; ‘groen’
jinit	jinit	‘two days after tomorrow’; ‘overovermorgen’
jinita	jinita	‘two days before yesterday’; ‘eereergisteren’
jirum	jirum	‘two’; ‘twee’
kakai	kakai	‘dead’; ‘dood’
kamati	kamati	‘shell bracelet’; ‘schelpenarmband’
kaori	kaori	‘sun’; ‘zon’
kapanye	kapaɲe	‘lizard’; ‘hagedis’
kapi	kapi	‘coconut shell, cup (for drinking)’; ‘kokosdop, kopje’
karini	karini	‘crab’; ‘krab’
katatim	katatim	‘cockroach’; ‘kakkerlak’
katiti	katiti	‘tall vase with flowers’; ‘lange vaas met bloemen’
kaum	kaum	‘cucumber’; ‘komkommer’
kaumur	kaumur	‘night’; ‘nacht’
kavini	kaβini	‘funeral traditions’; ‘rouwbedrijf’
kavui	kaβui	‘lemon’; ‘citroen’
kawambum	kawambum	‘butterfly’; ‘vlinder’
kawi	kawi	‘finger’; ‘vinger’
kawinguarawain	kawiŋuarawain	‘front of house’; ‘voorhuis’
kawinta	kawinta	‘little, few’; ‘weinig’
kawintumain	kawintumain	‘back of house’; ‘achterhuis’
keker	keker	‘nail’; ‘spijker’
kemo	kemo	‘bark (v.)’; ‘blaffen’
keri	keri	‘bait’; ‘aas’
kijao	kijao	‘smoke (n.)’; ‘rook’
kin	kin	‘sing’; ‘zingen’
kintoni	kintoni	‘swing (n.)’; ‘schommel’
kokaive	kokaiβe	‘hide’; ‘verbergen, schuilen’
koru	koru	‘beads’; ‘kralen’
korum	korum	‘worm’; ‘worm’
kotar	kotar	‘family’; ‘familie’
kou	kou	‘owl’; ‘uil’
kowan	kowan	‘funeral traditions’; ‘rouwbedrijf’
kugawave	kuɡawaβe	‘yellow’; ‘geel’
lesa-lesa	lesa-lesa	‘large plate’; ‘groot bord’
maer	maer	‘meat’; ‘vlees’
mambis	mambis	‘four’; ‘vier’
mambisep	mambisep	‘three days after tomorrow’; ‘overoverovermorgen’
mambitjap	mambitʃap	‘three days before yesterday’; ‘eereereergisteren’
mamu	mamu	‘snot’; ‘snot’
mamuandi	mamuandi	‘hot, sweat (v.)’; ‘warm, zweten’
mamunam	mamunam	‘kind of bamboo’; ‘bambusoort’
manabon	manabon	‘stomach’; ‘buik’
manatem	manatem	‘water well’; ‘put’
manggan	maŋɡan	‘sawfish’; ‘zaagvis’
mangganatjin	maŋɡanatʃin	‘mouse’; ‘muis’
mangkikipi	maŋkikipi	‘scorpion’; ‘schorpioen’
manurave	manuraβe	‘much, many’; ‘veel’
marainy	maraiɲ	‘fishing line’; ‘vislijn’
marirowa	marirowa	‘drizzle (n.)’; ‘motregen’
maro	maro	‘hang’; ‘hangen’
matu	matu	‘old’; ‘oud’
mona	mona	‘joint’; ‘gewricht’
mormore	mormore	‘china vase’; ‘porseleinen vaas’
mos	mos	‘island’; ‘eiland’
mui	mui	‘nettle’; ‘brandnetel’
najo	najo	‘leg, bone’; ‘been’

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Kijne (nd e): Yawa Ambaidiru

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