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de Vries (2004e): Inanwatan

Original citation: de Vries, Lourens. 2004. A short grammar of Inanwatan. An endangered language of the Bird's Head of Papua, Indonesia. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
a	a	interj. ‘ah!’
ába-	ˈaba-	v. ‘saw’
abáqare	aˈbaqaɾɛ	n. ‘matches’
abásido	aˈbasido	n. ‘morning’
ábere	ˈabɛɾɛ	n. ‘brains’
ábiqao	ˈabiqao	n. ‘spirit, ghost’
ábo	ˈabo	n. ‘morning’
abói	aˈboi	n. ‘horsefly’
abotéira	aboˈtɛiɾa	n. ‘crown (of head)’
áboto	ˈaboto	n. ‘top’
abugáe	abuˈɡaɛ	adj. ‘light (of weight)’
abúrate	aˈbuɾatɛ	n. ‘neck’
ádawao	ˈadawao	n. ‘harpoon’
adée	aˈdɛɛ	interj. ‘oh dear’
ádiro	ˈadiɾo	n. ‘wild chicken’
adiwáto	adiˈwato	n. ‘mirror’
ádo	ˈado	n. ‘enemy’
ádo-	ˈado-	v. ‘attack, make war’
adóo	aˈdoo	interj. ‘oh dear’
afiráiro	aɸiˈɾaiɾo	n. ‘east wind’
áfosaro	ˈaɸosaɾo	n. ‘taboo sign’
ágasa	ˈaɡasa	n. ‘season’
agáwo	aˈɡawo	q. ‘where’
agó	aˈɡo	conj. ‘and, but’
águstusi	ˈaɡustusi	n. ‘August’
ai	ai	n. ‘skull’
áibo	ˈaibo	n. ‘voice, language’
áida	ˈaida	adj; n. ‘big, elder brother, elder sister’
áirawese-	ˈaiɾawɛsɛ-	v. ‘search’
ákarewi	ˈakaɾɛwi	n. ‘cheat’
ámepuro	ˈamɛpuɾo	n. ‘strong wind’
áo	ˈao	n. ‘opening, room’
áo	ˈao	n. ‘tree, wood’
áo-ge-	ˈao-ɡɛ-	v. ‘open something’
Apáguro	aˈpaɡuɾo	n prop. ‘Apaguro’
apápuro	aˈpapuɾo	n. ‘small red fruit’
ápaqo	ˈapaqo	n. ‘maize’
ápaqurido	ˈapaquɾido	n. ‘nesthill made by wild chicken’
apéwo	aˈpɛwo	adj. ‘sweet, delicious’
apírewo	aˈpiɾɛwo	n. ‘saltwater fish’
ápril	ˈapɾil	n. ‘April’
ápriri	ˈapɾiɾi	n. ‘April’
aqabáto	aqaˈbato	n. ‘cape’
áqawe-	ˈaqawɛ-	v. ‘adopt (children), bring up (children)’
aqíro	aqˈiɾo	n. ‘foreleg’
aqo-	aqo-	v. ‘fill’
áqorawi	ˈaqoɾawi	adj. ‘hungry’
aráqu	aˈɾaqu	n. ‘soul’
árarido	ˈaɾaɾido	n. ‘kenari tree’
árasau	ˈaɾasau	n. ‘fright’
aráu	aˈɾau	n. ‘bracelet’
arégoi	aˈɾɛɡoi	adv. ‘also, same’
áreri	ˈaɾɛɾi	n. ‘hair (on body, on head)’
árete	ˈaɾɛtɛ	q. ‘what (thing)’
áreter-aigo	ˈaɾɛtɛɾ-aiɡo	q. ‘why’
áretere	ˈaɾɛtɛɾɛ	n. ‘whatever’
aretéro	aɾɛˈtɛɾo	q. ‘what’
aréto	aˈɾɛto	n. ‘food, thing, something’
Ariqíware	aɾiqˈiwaɾɛ	n prop. ‘Ariqiware’
arlóji	aɾˈlodʒi	n. ‘wristwatch’
aro-	aɾo-	v intr. ‘moor’
arou-ge-	aɾou-ɡɛ-	v tr. ‘moor a ship’
arowí	aɾoˈwi	n. ‘star’
árubu	ˈaɾubu	n. ‘relatives, kin’
áruqo	ˈaɾuqo	n. ‘blood’
asárau	aˈsaɾau	n. ‘hat’
aséwo	aˈsɛwo	adv. ‘maybe, perhaps, possibly’
áso	ˈaso	n. ‘head’
ásosogau	ˈasosoɡau	n. ‘tree marsupial’
ata-	ata-	v. ‘stay’
atatúri	ataˈtuɾi	n. ‘grandfather’
atiqi-	atiqi-	v. ‘pour out (fluids)’
ató	aˈto	n. ‘mouse’
atóri	aˈtoɾi	v. ‘rule, regulate’
atu-	atu-	v. ‘board a ship’
átubu	ˈatubu	v. ‘stand in between, block passage’
atu-ge-	atu-ɡɛ-	v. ‘put on fire’
áwadido	ˈawadido	n. ‘nibung tree species’
awai-	awai-	v. ‘pull’
áweqego-	ˈawɛqɛɡo-	v. ‘leave behind’
awéraqabo	aˈwɛɾaqabo	n. ‘grandfather (pl), grandmother (pl)’
awére	aˈwɛɾɛ	n. ‘grandfather’
awéro	aˈwɛɾo	n. ‘grandmother’
áwero	ˈawɛɾo	adv. ‘up there, high, above’
awétewa	aˈwɛtɛwa	q. ‘who’
awetiára	awɛtiˈaɾa	q. ‘who’
awogé	awoˈɡɛ	adv. ‘again’
awóto	aˈwoto	adj. ‘thick’
áwugo	ˈawuɡo	n. ‘iron’
awúwuri	aˈwuwuɾi	n. ‘strength’
awúwuro	aˈwuwuɾo	n. ‘strength (F)’
báakuko	ˈbaakuko	n. ‘bench’
Bábo	ˈbabo	n placename. ‘Bintuni’
badáe	baˈdaɛ	adj. ‘bad (m)’
badágo-	baˈdaɡo-	v. ‘make bad, torment’
bái	ˈbai	adj. ‘good’
bái-	ˈbai-	v. ‘send’
bápa	ˈbapa	n. ‘mister, sir’
bárabaro	ˈbaɾabaɾo	n. ‘antique plate’
báradara	ˈbaɾadaɾa	adj. ‘Dutch’
Barádare	baˈɾadaɾɛ	n. ‘Dutchman’
bárao	ˈbaɾao	n. ‘people, followers’
Batúre	baˈtuɾɛ	n prop. ‘Batúre’
Bédari	ˈbɛdaɾi	n placename. ‘Bedare’
bégero	ˈbɛɡɛɾo	n. ‘nibung tree species’
Benoni	bɛnoni	n prop. ‘Benoni’
berábo	bɛˈɾabo	n. ‘black and white poisonous sea snake’
béraguro	ˈbɛɾaɡuɾo	n. ‘great forest’
beraqáqabo	bɛɾaqˈaqabo	n. ‘(sleeping) mat’
beráre	bɛˈɾaɾɛ	n. ‘rainbow’
béraro	ˈbɛɾaɾo	n. ‘war canoe’
béridasi(do)	ˈbɛɾidasi(do)	adj. ‘yellow’
béro	ˈbɛɾo	n. ‘sleeping mat’
Besaró	bɛsaˈɾo	n placename. ‘Besam’
béto	ˈbɛto	n. ‘stone’
-biái	-biˈai	adv. ‘very’
bíbewo	ˈbibɛwo	n. ‘thorny sago species’
bíbo	ˈbibo	n. ‘thorn’
bidárare	biˈdaɾaɾɛ	n. ‘heart’
bidó	biˈdo	n. ‘pig’
bíisa	ˈbiisa	adv. ‘possible, able to’
bíqo	ˈbiqo	n. ‘top’
birágo	biˈɾaɡo	n. ‘blowfly’
bíraito badáwo	ˈbiɾaito baˈdawo	n. ‘leprosy’
bíta	ˈbita	adj. ‘decayed, rotten’
bobáo	boˈbao	n. ‘young shoots’
bódeso	ˈbodɛso	adj. ‘stupid (M)’
bódo	ˈbodo	n. ‘land’
boqéro	boqˈɛɾo	n. ‘boil, ulcer’
bósairo	ˈbosaiɾo	n. ‘sago tree subspecies’
bótoro	ˈbotoɾo	n. ‘bottle’
bowíto	boˈwito	n. ‘mucus, lungs’
bówo	ˈbowo	n. ‘sago leaf shaft (used in sago production)’
bu	bu	n. ‘older brother’
búbu	ˈbubu	n. ‘fish trap’
buqa-	buqa-	v. ‘write’
búqaqare	ˈbuqaqaɾɛ	n. ‘pen, pencil’
búqo	ˈbuqo	n. ‘fruit’
buqúro	buqˈuɾo	n. ‘taro’
búsido	ˈbusido	adj. ‘naked’
búteto	ˈbutɛto	adj. ‘little bit’
dabéro	daˈbɛɾo	n. ‘sago leaf stem’
dádo	ˈdado	n. ‘leaf’
darapa	daɾapa	num. ‘eight’
dáre	ˈdaɾɛ	n. ‘edible fern’
dau	dau	n. ‘sago porridge’
Davite	daβitɛ	n prop. ‘David’
dawáo	daˈwao	n. ‘dawáo fruit’
Dawérai	daˈwɛɾai	n prop. ‘name of God’
de-	dɛ-	v. ‘cross, go across (river, sea, street)’
debáro	dɛˈbaɾo	adj. ‘close’
dé(e)sa	ˈdɛ(ɛ)sa	n. ‘village, head of village’
deradaqa	dɛɾadaqa	n. ‘bottom’
deraqóbo	dɛɾaqˈobo	n. ‘pointed stick’
déreraro	ˈdɛɾɛɾaɾo	n. ‘window’
dério	ˈdɛɾio	n. ‘magic chant’
desemberi	dɛsɛmbɛɾi	n. ‘December’
Dewarusi	dɛwaɾusi	n placename. ‘Dewarusi’
dewo-	dɛwo-	v. ‘come across’
didáqoro	diˈdaqoɾo	n. ‘nipple’
dídaro	ˈdidaɾo	n. ‘nibung tree, floor’
dído	ˈdido	n. ‘breast, milk’
dínasidau	ˈdinasidau	n. ‘government department’
dodó	doˈdo	adj. ‘short (pl)’
dókter	ˈdoktɛɾ	n. ‘doctor’
dóktere	ˈdoktɛɾɛ	n. ‘doctor’
Dominggus	domiŋɡus	n prop. ‘Dominggus’
dópis	ˈdopis	n. ‘place for powder in antique senaphaa rifles’
dóqe	ˈdoqɛ	interj. ‘oh dear’
Dówe	ˈdowɛ	n prop. ‘name of culture hero, Jesus’
dówo	ˈdowo	adj. ‘short (F)’
du	du	interj. ‘oh dear’
duqúrewe	duqˈuɾɛwɛ	n. ‘wing (pl), bird (pl)’
dúrewo	ˈduɾɛwo	n. ‘wing, bird’
Dúweqau	ˈduwɛqau	n prop. ‘Dúweqau’
ebáqoro	ɛˈbaqoɾo	n. ‘forehead’
ebáwe	ɛˈbawɛ	adv. ‘possibly’
ebé	ɛˈbɛ	n. ‘mouth (M)’
ebéro	ɛˈbɛɾo	n. ‘wave’
ede-	ɛdɛ-	v. ‘pass’
edúduri	ɛˈduduɾi	n. ‘leftside’
edúreri(do)	ɛˈduɾɛɾi(do)	n. ‘heron’
egéqiro	ɛˈɡɛqiɾo	n. ‘bridge, rack’
égowaqoqo	ˈɛɡowaqoqo	n. ‘offspring’
ei-	ɛi-	v. ‘descend’
éida	ˈɛida	adv. ‘in just a moment’
éiragaqaro	ˈɛiɾaɡaqaɾo	n. ‘kumbili yam’
éise	ˈɛisɛ	‘yes’
eité	ɛiˈtɛ	q. ‘how many, several’
Elias	ɛlias	n prop. ‘Elias’
Elisabet	ɛlisabɛt	n prop. ‘Elisabet’
épaguro	ˈɛpaɡuɾo	n. ‘molar’
épau	ˈɛpau	n. ‘shoe’
épe	ˈɛpɛ	adj. ‘sharp’
épewego	ˈɛpɛwɛɡo	n. ‘(house) pole’
épo	ˈɛpo	n. ‘tooth’
épopo	ˈɛpopo	n. ‘nail’
éposiwai	ˈɛposiwai	adj. ‘straight’
era-	ɛɾa-	v. ‘tell’
Erabibo	ɛɾabibo	n prop. ‘Erabibo’
eragatá	ɛɾaɡaˈta	n. ‘outrigger’
érasoe	ˈɛɾasoɛ	n. ‘(body) fat’
ératuqura	ˈɛɾatuquɾa	n. ‘injection’
eráwira	ɛˈɾawiɾa	n. ‘virgin, maiden’
eráwise	ɛˈɾawisɛ	n. ‘virgin (pl), maiden (pl)’
erégo	ɛˈɾɛɡo	n. ‘nibung tree species’
Erepau	ɛɾɛpau	n prop. ‘Erepau’
érerao	ˈɛɾɛɾao	n. ‘other’
érero	ˈɛɾɛɾo	n. ‘thatched roof’
éro	ˈɛɾo	n. ‘canoe, dugout’
ésawarido	ˈɛsawaɾido	n. ‘cassowary’
eséqo	ɛˈsɛqo	adj. ‘far’
étago-	ˈɛtaɡo-	v. ‘swallow’
etíi-	ɛˈtii-	v. ‘silent’
étoto	ˈɛtoto	n. ‘end’
ewáiwa	ɛˈwaiwa	conj. ‘and, next’
ewáo	ɛˈwao	n. ‘late afternoon’
Ewerido	ɛwɛɾido	n prop. ‘Ewerido’
éwi(qa)	ˈɛwi(qa)	adv. ‘just, only, but’
ewó	ɛˈwo	n. ‘hand’
éwogo	ˈɛwoɡo	q. ‘when’
ewótira	ɛˈwotiɾa	n. ‘tongs’
fárido	ˈɸaɾido	n. ‘pari fish’
fatáro	ɸaˈtaɾo	n. ‘attic’
fifau	ɸiɸau	n. ‘breadfruit’
Fife	ɸiɸɛ	n prop. ‘Fife’
flur	ɸluɾ	n. ‘floor’
fluri	ɸluɾi	n. ‘floor’
fólo-	ˈɸolo-	v. ‘embrace’
fóto	ˈɸoto	n. ‘picture’
fówo	ˈɸowo	n. ‘sukun tree species’
fúgi(do)	ˈɸuɡi(do)	n. ‘banana’
gáago	ˈɡaaɡo	n. ‘side’
gágowo-	ˈɡaɡowo-	v. ‘compose’
gai	ɡai	n. ‘price, sum, treasure’
gaisi	ɡaisi	n. ‘armpit’
gao	ɡao	n. ‘inside’
gaore-	ɡaoɾɛ-	v. ‘smell’
gáqeto	ˈɡaqɛto	n. ‘headwater’
garágará	ɡaɾaɡaɾa	n. ‘tree frog species’
gárasaqoro	ˈɡaɾasaqoɾo	n. ‘drinking glass’
gárebo	ˈɡaɾɛbo	n. ‘river mouth, front, face’
gárigariso	ˈɡaɾiɡaɾiso	n. ‘matches’
gáure	ˈɡauɾɛ	n. ‘stench’
gawágawáro	ɡawaɡawaɾo	n. ‘yearbird’
gáwo	ˈɡawo	n. ‘chin’
gáwuri	ˈɡawuɾi	n. ‘ray (of light)’
gébiro	ˈɡɛbiɾo	n. ‘tree species’
gebó	ɡɛˈbo	n. ‘underside’
gégawo	ˈɡɛɡawo	n. ‘branch’
géqarasio	ˈɡɛqaɾasio	n. ‘fingernail’
géqare	ˈɡɛqaɾɛ	n. ‘finger’
gérafo	ˈɡɛɾaɸo	n. ‘song’
geré-	ɡɛˈɾɛ-	v. ‘pull out’
gerédidau	ɡɛˈɾɛdidau	n. ‘work’
géro	ˈɡɛɾo	n. ‘smoke’
gesigéwo	ɡɛsiˈɡɛwo	n. ‘trousers’
Gésoweri	ˈɡɛsowɛɾi	n placename. ‘Kasuweri’
giáresa-	ɡiˈaɾɛsa-	v. ‘afraid’
giáta-	ɡiˈata-	v. ‘continue’
giqiriwe	ɡiqiɾiwɛ	n. ‘witch’
giré	ɡiˈɾɛ	adj. ‘long’
Gíririfo	ˈɡiɾiɾiɸo	n placename. ‘Giririfo’
gírito	ˈɡiɾito	n. ‘fog’
gíro	ˈɡiɾo	n. ‘skin’
gobó	ɡoˈbo	n. ‘body of water, sea, tributary, river, lake, ancestral land, sago garden’
góbo	ˈɡobo	n. ‘liver’
góisaqido	ˈɡoisaqido	n. ‘spider’
góuto	ˈɡouto	n. ‘bamboo musical instrument with three strings’
gúqo	ˈɡuqo	n. ‘egg’
gúrugo	ˈɡuɾuɡo	n. ‘teacher (F)’
gurui	ɡuɾui	n. ‘teacher’
gúso	ˈɡuso	n. ‘tail’
hidupi-	hidupi-	v. ‘live’
i-	i-	v. ‘descend’
iba-	iba-	v. ‘trade’
ibáu	iˈbau	adv. ‘formerly’
íbau	ˈibau	adj. ‘old, last’
íbi	ˈibi	n. ‘behind, buttocks’
íboro	ˈiboɾo	n. ‘ashes, kitchen’
ibósiqai	iˈbosiqai	n. ‘lightning’
idábe	iˈdabɛ	n. ‘hawk’
Idawúgobo	idaˈwuɡobo	n placename. ‘Idawúgobo’
ídawuqai	ˈidawuqai	n. ‘watch, clock’
idéro	iˈdɛɾo	n. ‘white fruit’
ídewou	ˈidɛwou	v intr. ‘fall’
idi-	idi-	v. ‘stand’
idiqo-	idiqo-	v. ‘open something’
idúara	iˈduaɾa	adv. ‘not yet’
ígo	ˈiɡo	n. ‘scabies’
íko-	ˈiko-	v. ‘follow’
ió	iˈo	adv. ‘yes’
ípo	ˈipo	n. ‘splinter, small stick’
íqo-	ˈiqo-	v. ‘put down’
irábuqo	iˈɾabuqo	n. ‘eye’
irágiri	iˈɾaɡiɾi	n. ‘body, person’
iráro	iˈɾaɾo	n. ‘hair’
irarói	iɾaˈɾoi	adj. ‘quick’
Irarówatáro	iɾaɾowataɾo	n placename. ‘Inanwatan’
irásiqo	iˈɾasiqo	n. ‘eyelid’
iráte	iˈɾatɛ	n. ‘place’
írauto	ˈiɾauto	n. ‘flesh’
irere-	iɾɛɾɛ-	v. ‘withdraw’
ireró	iɾɛˈɾo	n. ‘bamboo’
iri	iɾi	n. ‘morning bird’
íro	ˈiɾo	n. ‘gong’
írowo	ˈiɾowo	n. ‘body, person’
isíbo	iˈsibo	n. ‘sago bait to lure wild pigs’
isidó	isiˈdo	adj. ‘empty, finished’
íso	ˈiso	n. ‘small jambu fruit’
Isógo	iˈsoɡo	n placename. ‘Isogo’
itatábo	itaˈtabo	n. ‘ancestors (pl)’
itáto	iˈtato	n. ‘lizard’
ítato	ˈitato	n. ‘grandmother’
ítitido	ˈititido	n. ‘crown pigeon’
itoqo-	itoqo-	v. ‘decorate’
ituro	ituɾo	n. ‘high ground’
iwáa	iˈwaa	adv. ‘yesterday’
iwáiqa	iˈwaiqa	adv. ‘just, recently’
iwáqe	iˈwaqɛ	adv. ‘all right, true’
káabaso	ˈkaabaso	n. ‘yarn’
káaparai	ˈkaapaɾai	n. ‘head, leader’
káapare	ˈkaapaɾɛ	adj. ‘big’
káaparo	ˈkaapaɾo	n. ‘ship’
kágeti-	ˈkaɡɛti-	v. ‘afraid’
Kakúbari	kaˈkubaɾi	n placename. ‘Kampong Baru’
kampong	kampoŋ	n. ‘village’
Kaqére	kaqˈɛɾɛ	n prop. ‘Kaqére’
kárido	ˈkaɾido	n. ‘cooking pot’
kariwu	kaɾiwu	n. ‘(one) time, turn’
kasikeruari-	kasikɛɾuaɾi-	v. ‘make something go out’
kasimásu	kasiˈmasu	v. ‘make something go in’
káturo	ˈkatuɾo	n. ‘office’
káwe-	ˈkawɛ-	v. ‘marry’
kebóu	kɛˈbou	n. ‘garden’
kéeraro	ˈkɛɛɾaɾo	n. ‘sea turtle’
kelúari-	kɛˈluaɾi-	v. ‘go out’
kéqidau	ˈkɛqidau	‘sago beetle’
kerédidau	kɛˈɾɛdidau	n. ‘work’
kóbikobido	ˈkobikobido	n. ‘big red jambu fruit’
Koka	koka	n placename. ‘Kokas’
Kókowa	ˈkokowa	n prop. ‘Kokowa’
kóofido	ˈkooɸido	n. ‘coffee’
kóopo	ˈkoopo	n. ‘ridge of roof’
kopórida	koˈpoɾida	n. ‘Dutch Indies government’
kóqawo	ˈkoqawo	n. ‘basket’
kórekore	ˈkoɾɛkoɾɛ	n. ‘war canoe’
kóroburo	ˈkoɾobuɾo	n. ‘fruit of sago’
kórotaso	ˈkoɾotaso	n. ‘paper’
kuburan	kubuɾan	n. ‘grave’
kúkiso	ˈkukiso	n. ‘cookies’
kúparo	ˈkupaɾo	n. ‘bridal payment’
lengkapi	lɛŋkapi	adj. ‘complete’
lulusi-	lulusi-	v. ‘pass an exam’
maburúku	mabuˈɾuku	n. ‘crown pigeon’
madéi	maˈdɛi	adv. ‘already’
mai	mai	n. ‘husband’
maitáro	maiˈtaɾo	n. ‘petrol’
máiwa	ˈmaiwa	conj. ‘next, and, thus’
máiwo	ˈmaiwo	adv. ‘now, here’
mákaqido	ˈmakaqido	n. ‘taro’
mao	mao	n. ‘wife’
maqápo	maqˈapo	n. ‘fire’
máqare	ˈmaqaɾɛ	n. ‘hindleg’
maqárerdio	maqˈaɾɛɾdio	n. ‘citrus fruit’
maqiwó	maqiˈwo	adj. ‘wet’
máqo	ˈmaqo	n. ‘sago pounding stick’
marábeto	maˈɾabɛto	n. ‘iguana’
márade	ˈmaɾadɛ	n. ‘earthquake’
maráido	maˈɾaido	n. ‘Malay, Indonesian’
márakawo	ˈmaɾakawo	n. ‘sweet potato’
marara(wa)	maɾaɾa(wa)	adj. ‘crooked’
máraro	ˈmaɾaɾo	n. ‘nibung tree species’
máro	ˈmaɾo	n. ‘village, kampong’
márouru	ˈmaɾouɾu	n. ‘offspring’
máruqo	ˈmaɾuqo	adj. ‘ashamed’
marusái	maɾuˈsai	adj. ‘white’
maso	maso	n. ‘enter’
Mateis	matɛis	n prop. ‘Matthew’
máto	ˈmato	n. ‘placenta’
mawágo	maˈwaɡo	adj. ‘big’
máwise	ˈmawisɛ	n. ‘younger siblings’
me-	mɛ-	v. ‘give’
mébuto	ˈmɛbuto	n. ‘elbow, corner’
medaqóqote	mɛdaqˈoqotɛ	n. ‘worm’
médo	ˈmɛdo	n. ‘snake’
meidáu	mɛiˈdau	n. ‘table’
meigo	mɛiɡo	v. ‘deceive’
meqáro	mɛqˈaɾo	n. ‘house’
méqo	ˈmɛqo	n. ‘rope’
mérepo	ˈmɛɾɛpo	n. ‘sago species with short thorns’
mésidae	ˈmɛsidaɛ	n. ‘man’
mésidaro	ˈmɛsidaɾo	n. ‘shrimp species’
méte	ˈmɛtɛ	adj. ‘bad, aggressive’
métoro	ˈmɛtoɾo	n. ‘side’
mewa-	mɛwa-	v. ‘plant something’
Mewáowa	mɛˈwaowa	n. ‘Kokoda people’
méwo	ˈmɛwo	n. ‘hand (pl)’
méwoqo	ˈmɛwoqo	n. ‘dog’
midáido	miˈdaido	n. ‘influenza’
mídero	ˈmidɛɾo	n. ‘tongue’
mídewi	ˈmidɛwi	n. ‘snot nose’
midó	miˈdo	n. ‘sand’
mído	ˈmido	n. ‘nasal mucus’
mígido	ˈmiɡido	n. ‘chest’
míki	ˈmiki	n. ‘eagle’
míogae	ˈmioɡaɛ	adv. ‘in turn’
míowo	ˈmiowo	adj. ‘different’
míqoqoro	ˈmiqoqoɾo	n. ‘lip’
mírago	ˈmiɾaɡo	n. ‘machete’
míraqo	ˈmiɾaqo	n. ‘umbilical cord’
míri	ˈmiɾi	n. ‘belly’
miriqó	miɾiqˈo	n. ‘gun’
míroqai	ˈmiɾoqai	adj. ‘true’
mísidao	ˈmisidao	n. ‘woman’
mítobi	ˈmitobi	n. ‘nose’
mo	mo	adv. ‘there, then’
mo-	mo-	v. ‘come’
mófiro	ˈmoɸiɾo	n. ‘medicine’
mogágo	moˈɡaɡo	n. ‘sago species’
Mógewiso	ˈmoɡɛwiso	n placename. ‘Mógewiso’
mogó-	moˈɡo-	v. ‘carry’
mógo	ˈmoɡo	n. ‘jungle, clan territory’
mógogi-	ˈmoɡoɡi-	v. ‘fail (of engine)’
mogóqui	moˈɡoqui	n. ‘heron’
mói	ˈmoi	adv. ‘there’
móide	ˈmoidɛ	adv. ‘from there, from then’
mópetirido	ˈmopɛtiɾido	n. ‘firefly’
moqo-	moqo-	v. ‘put down’
móqo	ˈmoqo	n. ‘moon, month’
morá-	moˈɾa-	v. ‘hit’
moráworau	moˈɾawoɾau	n. ‘snake species, boa constrictor’
more-	moɾɛ-	v. ‘mention’
mosése	moˈsɛsɛ	n. ‘sir, master’
moseséqido	mosɛˈsɛqido	n. ‘government’
mosírirido	moˈsiɾiɾido	n. ‘debt’
móteqogeritau	ˈmotɛqoɡɛɾitau	n. ‘pulpit’
moúwuqaro	ˈmouwuqaɾo	n. ‘chair’
mówaro	ˈmowaɾo	n. ‘settlement’
muéra	muˈɛɾa	n. ‘salt’
mugérerido	muˈɡɛɾɛɾido	adj. ‘dark’
Mugúro	muˈɡuɾo	n placename. ‘Mugúro’
múri	ˈmuɾi	n. ‘gift’
múro	ˈmuɾo	n. ‘river’
Murray	muɾɾaj	n prop. ‘Murray’
mutáu-	muˈtau-	v. ‘kill’
múteri	ˈmutɛɾi	num. ‘one’
múti	ˈmuti	n. ‘elbow’
muwúqo	muˈwuqo	n. ‘nenek fish’
na-	na-	v. ‘cry’
na-	na-	v. ‘make, take’
náato	ˈnaato	n. ‘knife’
nábawo	ˈnabawo	n. ‘slave’
nádago	ˈnadaɡo	adv. ‘again’
nádaro	ˈnadaɾo	n. ‘clothing’
nado-	nado-	v. ‘return’
nádoro	ˈnadoɾo	adv. ‘again’
nágetirai	ˈnaɡɛtiɾai	q. ‘how’
nagi(á)re	naɡi(ˈa)ɾɛ	num. ‘one (M)’
nago-	naɡo-	v. ‘pierce’
náireso-	ˈnaiɾɛso-	v. ‘throw away’
napago-	napaɡo-	v. ‘divide’
nápaigoi	ˈnapaiɡoi	adv. ‘through, middle’
náqaqato	ˈnaqaqato	n. ‘scar’
naqáro	naqˈaɾo	adj. ‘red’
naqíde	naqˈidɛ	adv. ‘quickly’
naqirau	naqiɾau	n. ‘gerupa tree’
nárere	ˈnaɾɛɾɛ	n. ‘magic’
násari	ˈnasaɾi	n. ‘dedication offering’
nasíqau	naˈsiqau	n. ‘window’
nátabuqo	ˈnatabuqo	n. ‘framboesia’
natératewe	naˈtɛɾatɛwɛ	n. ‘(married) couple’
natíta	naˈtita	n. ‘anger’
náto	ˈnato	n. ‘wound’
náugu	ˈnauɡu	n. ‘screw, ventilator’
Naware	nawaɾɛ	n prop. ‘Naware’
Nawétira	naˈwɛtiɾa	n prop. ‘Nawétira’
náwo	ˈnawo	adv. ‘not’
náwoido	ˈnawoido	n. ‘nibung tree species’
Nawóra	naˈwoɾa	n prop. ‘Namora’
naworáu	nawoˈɾau	q. ‘where’
ne-	nɛ-	v. ‘sleep’
neqa	nɛqa	v. ‘walk (pl), go (pl)’
néqau	ˈnɛqau	n. ‘goat’
néqebisa-	ˈnɛqɛbisa-	v. ‘defecate’
néqi	ˈnɛqi	n. ‘thunder strike’
neqo-	nɛqo-	v. ‘catch’
neqódi-	nɛqˈodi-	v. ‘steal’
néquqo	ˈnɛquqo	n. ‘mud’
nerá-	nɛˈɾa-	v. ‘ask’
nérewo	ˈnɛɾɛwo	n. ‘storm’
néri	ˈnɛɾi	n. ‘name’
nésaro	ˈnɛsaɾo	n. ‘smithy’
nésiroro	ˈnɛsiɾoɾo	adj. ‘small’
netáro	nɛˈtaɾo	n. ‘clearing in jungle, garden’
nétasiqo	ˈnɛtasiqo	n. ‘shell’
netó	nɛˈto	n. ‘sago grub’
néwago	ˈnɛwaɡo	n. ‘harbour’
ni-	ni-	v. ‘eat, drink, smoke’
nído	ˈnido	n. ‘frog (of the swamps)’
níogae	ˈnioɡaɛ	adv. ‘each other’
níra	ˈniɾa	n. ‘day’
níritawo	ˈniɾitawo	n. ‘food’
níro	ˈniɾo	n. ‘night’
níroro	ˈniɾoɾo	adv. ‘self’
niwapulu	niwapulu	num. ‘fifty’
niwáriwaro	niˈwaɾiwaɾo	n. ‘plates (traditional wealth article)’
nódera	ˈnodɛɾa	n. ‘burial’
noi-	noi-	v. ‘pound (sago)’
noo-	noo-	v. ‘fly’
nóqaro	ˈnoqaɾo	n. ‘paddle’
noqego-	noqɛɡo-	v. ‘don (clothing)’
noqoqau-	noqoqau-	v. ‘cough’
nósiro	ˈnosiɾo	n. ‘well, source of a river’
nóto	ˈnoto	n. ‘cloth for sarong’
nou-	nou-	v. ‘fall’
nowo-	nowo-	v. ‘come down, descend (river; land; house)’
nówo	ˈnowo	n. ‘flying fox’
nu-	nu-	v. ‘die’
nuáwu-	nuˈawu-	v. ‘come together’
núgai	ˈnuɡai	n. ‘(my) middle finger, Wednesday’
nuguáre	nuɡuˈaɾɛ	num. ‘one (F)’
nurúgo	nuˈɾuɡo	adj. ‘heavy’
nusíro	nuˈsiɾo	n. ‘island’
oba	oba	n. ‘medicine’
óbaro	ˈobaɾo	n. ‘(plant) shoot’
óbau	ˈobau	n. ‘sand’
obéqo	oˈbɛqo	n. ‘black water snake species (non poisonous)’
obó-	oˈbo-	v. ‘hit’
óbuqo	ˈobuqo	n. ‘coconut’
óderi	ˈodɛɾi	n. ‘thunder’
óe	ˈoɛ	n. ‘fart’
Októberi	okˈtobɛɾi	n. ‘Octobre’
oote-	ootɛ-	v. ‘ill’
ópaguo	ˈopaɡuo	n. ‘testicle’
ópe	ˈopɛ	n. ‘scrotum’
opo-	opo-	v. ‘take a bath’
opopó-	opoˈpo-	v. ‘nail’
óqobuwai	ˈoqobuwai	adj. ‘straight’
órasiqo	ˈoɾasiqo	n. ‘coconut shell’
órewo	ˈoɾɛwo	n. ‘woman’
órido	ˈoɾido	n. ‘riverbank’
óro	ˈoɾo	n. ‘vagina’
oróbeqo	oˈɾobɛqo	adj. ‘cold’
orowó	oɾoˈwo	n. ‘lance’
oságo	oˈsaɡo	n. ‘osago fish’
otau	otau	n. ‘sago species’
otí	oˈti	adv. ‘also’
otoqó	otoqˈo	n. ‘outside’
otówo	oˈtowo	n. ‘leech’
ó(u)do	ˈo(u)do	n. ‘(walking) stick’
ówae	ˈowaɛ	excl. ‘oh’
óweidi-	ˈowɛidi-	v. ‘become day’
owétiti	oˈwɛtiti	n. ‘cricket’
ówiwire	ˈowiwiɾɛ	n. ‘scabies’
owóiwo	oˈwoiwo	adv. ‘there’
páakai-	ˈpaakai-	v. ‘use’
páditae	ˈpaditaɛ	n. ‘pastor (protestant)’
págaro	ˈpaɡaɾo	n. ‘fence’
pahati-	pahati-	v. ‘chisel’
parapón	paɾaˈpon	n. ‘ceiling’
paráto	paˈɾato	n. ‘rain’
párea-	ˈpaɾɛa-	v. ‘know’
páretau	ˈpaɾɛtau	n. ‘command’
pasari	pasaɾi	n. ‘market’
pásau	ˈpasau	n. ‘rice’
Patipi	patipi	n placename. ‘Patipi’
pawárasi	paˈwaɾasi	n. ‘lazybird’
peberuári	pɛbɛɾuˈaɾi	n. ‘February’
péraqote	ˈpɛɾaqotɛ	n. ‘devil’
pidei-	pidɛi-	v. ‘spit’
Pigére	piˈɡɛɾɛ	n prop. ‘Pigére’
pigéro	piˈɡɛɾo	n. ‘ceramic jar’
pigi-	piɡi-	v. ‘go’
pípiso	ˈpipiso	n. ‘money’
pítari	ˈpitaɾi	adj. ‘clever’
póoligi	ˈpooliɡi	n. ‘clinic’
póotoroti	ˈpootoɾoti	n. ‘pencil’
popó-	poˈpo-	v. ‘knock’
poqoi-	poqoi-	v intr. ‘break’
póra	ˈpoɾa	n. ‘attack scheme, conspiracy’
puríqato	puˈɾiqato	n. ‘bat’
qa	qa	n. ‘faeces’
qaa-	qaa-	v. ‘knead (sago fibres)’
qabáto	qaˈbato	n. ‘cockroach’
-qai	-qai	postp. ‘in, at, on’
qai	qai	n. ‘behind, buttocks’
qai-	qai-	v. ‘follow’
qáqa-	qˈaqa-	v. ‘bite’
qaqapiró	qaqapiˈɾo	n. ‘trash’
qaqé	qaqˈɛ	n. ‘sail’
qaqó	qaqˈo	n. ‘child’
qáreqaro	qˈaɾɛqaɾo	n. ‘door’
qátoto	qˈatoto	n. ‘beach’
qawáro	qaˈwaɾo	n. ‘gall’
qawe-	qawɛ-	v. ‘care’
qáwere	qˈawɛɾɛ	n. ‘son’
qawo-	qawo-	v. ‘step’
qe-	qɛ-	v. ‘speak, say, read, do’
qebadi-	qɛbadi-	v. ‘return’
qebásaro	qɛˈbasaɾo	n. ‘back’
qebi-	qɛbi-	v. ‘defecate’
qée-	qˈɛɛ-	v. ‘play’
qégedi	qˈɛɡɛdi	n. ‘sun’
qegéiro	qɛˈɡɛiɾo	n. ‘rack’
qegí	qɛˈɡi	n. ‘father’
qégi	qˈɛɡi	n. ‘father’
qekáqe	qɛˈkaqɛ	n. ‘cockatoo’
qépabuto	qˈɛpabuto	n. ‘heel’
qépaqa	qˈɛpaqa	adj. ‘paralyzed’
qépo	qˈɛpo	n. ‘foot’
qeqée-	qɛqˈɛɛ-	v. ‘laugh’
qeqéi	qɛqˈɛi	n. ‘white cockatoo’
qeqído	qɛqˈido	adv. ‘not’
qéqu-	qˈɛqu-	v. ‘swim’
qera-	qɛɾa-	v. ‘fall dry’
qérasoe	qˈɛɾasoɛ	n. ‘fat’
qérawira	qˈɛɾawiɾa	n. ‘virgin’
qére	qˈɛɾɛ	adj. ‘old’
qére	qˈɛɾɛ	conj. ‘thus, therefore’
qéro	qˈɛɾo	n. ‘ear’
qetáiraro	qɛˈtaiɾaɾo	n. ‘rattan’
qetáwirido	qɛˈtawiɾido	n. ‘little container made from sago leaf shaft’
qéwo	qˈɛwo	n. ‘centipede’
qibaqorau	qibaqoɾau	n. ‘first wife’
qibíro	qiˈbiɾo	n. ‘turtoise’
qíqo	qˈiqo	adj. ‘new’
qíqore-	qˈiqoɾɛ-	v. ‘peel off skin, remove bark (from tree)’
qíri	qˈiɾi	n. ‘morning bird’
qodi-	qodi-	v. ‘steal’
qógeqaro	qˈoɡɛqaɾo	n. ‘forked spear’
qoi	qoi	n. ‘white ant’
qóqorau	qˈoqoɾau	n. ‘chicken’
qóqowo	qˈoqowo	adj. ‘straight’
qóte-	qˈotɛ-	v. ‘give birth to’
qóto	qˈoto	n. ‘louse’
qóto	qˈoto	n. ‘young (animal)’
qotoqóware	qotoqˈowaɾɛ	n. ‘son’
qowáepo	qoˈwaɛpo	n. ‘stairs, bridge’
qówewao	qˈowɛwao	n. ‘husband's people’
qówewi	qˈowɛwi	n. ‘man’
quogo-	quoɡo-	v. ‘cut’
ququ-	ququ-	v. ‘boil’
qúqu	qˈuqu	n. ‘parents, fathers’
qúro	qˈuɾo	n. ‘shoot’
rádio	ˈɾadio	n. ‘radio’
ratusi	ɾatusi	num. ‘hundred’
róti	ˈɾoti	n. ‘bread’
rúsa	ˈɾusa	n. ‘deer’
sáa	ˈsaa	n. ‘water’
sáaki	ˈsaaki	adj. ‘ill’
sái	ˈsai	adj. ‘warm’
saióre	saiˈoɾɛ	n. ‘vegetables’
sákiraoro	ˈsakiɾaoɾo	n. ‘cup’
sáragao	ˈsaɾaɡao	n. ‘result’
sáraro	ˈsaɾaɾo	adj. ‘little’
Sarátubiro	saˈɾatubiɾo	n placename. ‘Sartubir’
sárau	ˈsaɾau	adj. ‘bad, wrong’
sarído	saˈɾido	n. ‘cloud, heaven’
sarído	saˈɾido	n. ‘sky’
sáro	ˈsaɾo	n. ‘multitude’
se	sɛ	v. ‘walk, go’
sébato	ˈsɛbato	n. ‘shrimp’
sebéro	sɛˈbɛɾo	n. ‘black saltwater fish’; ‘ikan sembilan hitam’
Sebéru	sɛˈbɛɾu	n prop. ‘Sebéru’
Sédidda	ˈsɛdidda	n placename. ‘Yahadian’
see-	sɛɛ-	v. ‘cut’
Segéi	sɛˈɡɛi	n prop. ‘Segéi’
sengki	sɛŋki	n. ‘corrugated iron’
sénteri	ˈsɛntɛɾi	n. ‘flashlight’
Septémberi	sɛpˈtɛmbɛɾi	n. ‘September’
séqaro	ˈsɛqaɾo	n. ‘stick used in playing the gouto musical instrument’
séqoqai	ˈsɛqoqai	n. ‘sewing machine’
séro	ˈsɛɾo	n. ‘word, story’
sésege	ˈsɛsɛɡɛ	n. ‘mosquito, malaria’
sésero	ˈsɛsɛɾo	n. ‘fishhook’
Séti	ˈsɛti	n prop. ‘Seth’
séturo	ˈsɛtuɾo	n. ‘waistband’
si	si	adj. ‘empty’
Sía	ˈsia	n prop. ‘Yosias’
síbidaro	ˈsibidaɾo	n. ‘worship, curch, Sunday, week’
sídadódowe	sidadodowɛ	n. ‘cuttings of cloth’
sídagae	ˈsidaɡaɛ	n. ‘bird of paradise’; ‘burung kuning’
sidáoqo	siˈdaoqo	n. ‘roll of fabric’
Sidepao	sidɛpao	n. ‘Japan’
sídero	ˈsidɛɾo	n. ‘parrot’
sído	ˈsido	n. ‘red parrot’
sídoqugoi	ˈsidoquɡoi	n. ‘piece of fabric’
sigíte	siˈɡitɛ	n. ‘elephantiasis’
sígo	ˈsiɡo	n. ‘pole’
síiwa-	ˈsiiwa-	v. ‘wash’
síiwo	ˈsiiwo	n. ‘grass’
síkorao	ˈsikoɾao	n. ‘school’
Simson	simson	n prop. ‘Simson’
sío	ˈsio	n. ‘poison’
sío	ˈsio	n. ‘shell, nail’
Síriqare	ˈsiɾiqaɾɛ	n prop. ‘Síriqare’
síro	ˈsiɾo	n. ‘tea, hot drink’
sísiwa-	ˈsisiwa-	v. ‘knock’
síwae-	ˈsiwaɛ-	v. ‘born’
síwaro	ˈsiwaɾo	n. ‘nibung tree species’
síwo	ˈsiwo	n. ‘comb’
siwówaqo	siˈwowaqo	n. ‘butterfly’
sóbaro	ˈsobaɾo	n. ‘bamboo’
sóboro	ˈsoboɾo	adj. ‘very good’
Sóoru	ˈsooɾu	n prop. ‘Sorong’
sóparo	ˈsopaɾo	n. ‘mist, fog’
sopetáwau	sopɛˈtawau	n. ‘banana species’; ‘pisang nona’
soqówo	soqˈowo	n. ‘sago’
soqúwai	soqˈuwai	adv. ‘long’
soridásiqo	soɾiˈdasiqo	n. ‘acreage of sago’
soro-	soɾo-	v. ‘plant’
Sorowáto	soɾoˈwato	n prop. ‘Sorowáto’
sósorao	ˈsosoɾao	n. ‘forked spear for fishing’
sówa	ˈsowa	adj. ‘attractive’
sówatéira	sowatɛiɾa	adv. ‘beautifully’
sówato	ˈsowato	adj. ‘good’
sówo	ˈsowo	n. ‘stomach’
sówoigiáwo-	sowoiɡiawo-	v. ‘throw forcefully’
su-	su-	v. ‘leak’
subáidau	suˈbaidau	n. ‘Saturday’
sugaqore	suɡaqoɾɛ	n. ‘bottom’
súgarato	ˈsuɡaɾato	n. ‘net’
sugeri	suɡɛɾi	num. ‘two, both’
suqére	suqˈɛɾɛ	n. ‘sago’
súqo	ˈsuqo	n. ‘sago species (with thorns)’
súrato	ˈsuɾato	n. ‘letter’
súro	ˈsuɾo	n. ‘seed’
surúqo	suˈɾuqo	n. ‘feast’
sururáto	suɾuˈɾato	n. ‘letter, book’
surúrubo	suˈɾuɾubo	adj. ‘green, blue’
súsage-	ˈsusaɡɛ-	v. ‘make trouble, bring trouble to someone’
súster	ˈsustɛɾ	n. ‘nurse’
súusa	ˈsuusa	n. ‘trouble’
ta-	ta-	v. ‘go’
táamati-	ˈtaamati-	v. ‘graduate’
tabá	taˈba	n. ‘tobacco’
tába-	ˈtaba-	v. ‘count with lidi sticks’
tábeqatori-	ˈtabɛqatoɾi-	v. ‘agree’
táberau	ˈtabɛɾau	n. ‘táberau fish’
táboro-	ˈtaboɾo-	v. ‘bite’
tabúqo	taˈbuqo	n. ‘meat, flesh’
tagáu-	taˈɡau-	v. ‘traverse’
tápuqaro	ˈtapuqaɾo	adj. ‘blunt’
táqo	ˈtaqo	n. ‘grandmother’
táqui	ˈtaqui	n. ‘grandfather’
tara	taɾa	v intr. ‘burn’
tára-	ˈtaɾa-	v. ‘shine’
táragare	ˈtaɾaɡaɾɛ	n. ‘south’
táragaro	ˈtaɾaɡaɾo	n. ‘lake’
tarágo	taˈɾaɡo	n. ‘road’
tarara-	taɾaɾa-	v. ‘shine’
tarído	taˈɾido	adj. ‘black’
tatábo	taˈtabo	n. ‘grandparents’
táto	ˈtato	n. ‘grandmother’
tatúbori	taˈtuboɾi	n. ‘head’
tatúri	taˈtuɾi	n. ‘grandfather’
táugo	ˈtauɡo	n. ‘year’
táurasugo	ˈtauɾasuɡo	n. ‘bowstring’
táuro	ˈtauɾo	n. ‘bow’
táwaro	ˈtawaɾo	n. ‘steel axe’
Tawo	tawo	n prop. ‘Tawo’
te-	tɛ-	v. ‘erect’
te-	tɛ-	v. ‘sit (pl), stay (pl), be (pl), live (pl)’
téba-	ˈtɛba-	v. ‘try’
tebéqo	tɛˈbɛqo	n. ‘stick’
tegaqawuri	tɛɡaqawuɾi	adj. ‘hot’
tégi	ˈtɛɡi	n. ‘sun, watch’
tégo	ˈtɛɡo	n. ‘day’
téguride-	ˈtɛɡuɾidɛ-	v. ‘reproach’
Teko	tɛko	n prop. ‘Steenkool’
Téko	ˈtɛko	n prop. ‘Steenkool’
teqo-	tɛqo-	v. ‘ascend’
tera-	tɛɾa-	v intr. ‘moor (pl stem)’
tera-	tɛɾa-	v. ‘submerge, go under’
téragobo	ˈtɛɾaɡobo	n. ‘cleft, valley’
téro	ˈtɛɾo	n. ‘tea’
térogo	ˈtɛɾoɡo	adj. ‘slanting’
terusi	tɛɾusi	adv. ‘continuous’
tete-	tɛtɛ-	v. ‘cut’
téte-	ˈtɛtɛ-	v. ‘cut’
tetéise	tɛˈtɛisɛ	v. ‘cut into pieces’
tetewo	tɛtɛwo	adj. ‘all’
tetéwo(qa)	tɛˈtɛwo(qa)	adj. ‘all’
tetóira	tɛˈtoiɾa	q. ‘how many’
téwarago	ˈtɛwaɾaɡo	n. ‘land falling dry during low tide’
tewe	tɛwɛ	postp. ‘from’
tidó-	tiˈdo-	v. ‘pierce’
tigó	tiˈɡo	adv. ‘that, already, finished, just’
tíi(de)-	ˈtii(dɛ)-	v. ‘silent’
típitipidarere	ˈtipitipidaɾɛɾɛ	adj. ‘narrow’
tira-	tiɾa-	v. ‘take fish with hook’
tíra-	ˈtiɾa-	v. ‘take’
tírae	ˈtiɾaɛ	adv. ‘slow’
tíraeséra	tiɾaɛsɛɾa	adv. ‘slow, careful’
tirara	tiɾaɾa	neg. ‘not be’
tírasere	ˈtiɾasɛɾɛ	adv. ‘slow’
tíraseretirai	ˈtiɾasɛɾɛtiɾai	adv. ‘slowly’
tírido	ˈtiɾido	n. ‘mountain’
tita	tita	n. ‘sweat’
títo	ˈtito	n. ‘wall’
tiwíro	tiˈwiɾo	n. ‘wind’
tíwiro	ˈtiwiɾo	n. ‘wind’
to	to	adj. ‘true, original, open’
tó	ˈto	adj. ‘fresh(water)’
tobo-	tobo-	v. ‘listen’
tóbo-	ˈtobo-	v. ‘listen’
tóide	ˈtoidɛ	adj. ‘afraid’
tókuro	ˈtokuɾo	n. ‘shop’
toqo-	toqo-	v. ‘erect’
toqó	toqˈo	n. ‘palmwine’
tóqo	ˈtoqo	n. ‘bone (F)’
torne	toɾnɛ	n. ‘patrol’
tótoqo	ˈtotoqo	n. ‘bones’
tóuqedesiri	ˈtouqɛdɛsiɾi	n. ‘on his own’
tuebe	tuɛbɛ	adv. ‘late’
túgare	ˈtuɡaɾɛ	n. ‘Mister, master’
túgarido	ˈtuɡaɾido	n. ‘inheritance’
Túgau	ˈtuɡau	n prop. ‘Túgau’
túge	ˈtuɡɛ	adv. ‘firmly, strong’
túgo	ˈtuɡo	n. ‘woven fishing sieve for scooping shrimps and small fish from shallow water’
túkari-	ˈtukaɾi-	v. ‘exchange’
túqu-	ˈtuqu-	v. ‘plant’
turáqa	tuˈɾaqa	adj. ‘crippled’
túro-	ˈtuɾo-	v. ‘buy’
tutu-	tutu-	v. ‘painful’
tútu-	ˈtutu-	v. ‘smoke, inhale, ache’
tutupi-	tutupi-	v. ‘close, cover’
u-	u-	v. ‘fell’
údagibi	ˈudaɡibi	adj. ‘black’
udágibo	uˈdaɡibo	adj. ‘black’
údo	ˈudo	n. ‘charcoal’
úfo	ˈuɸo	n. ‘firestone’
úgari	ˈuɡaɾi	adv. ‘together’
úge-	ˈuɡɛ-	v. ‘dark’
úgo-	ˈuɡo-	v. ‘cut’
úpasara	ˈupasaɾa	n. ‘police’
úpaso	ˈupaso	n. ‘policeman, police’
urá-	uˈɾa-	v. ‘see’
úrago	ˈuɾaɡo	n. ‘clanterritory, village, world, weather’
úro	ˈuɾo	n. ‘banana shoot’
-uru	-uɾu	postp. ‘with, together with’
úru	ˈuɾu	adv. ‘together’
urúqu	uˈɾuqu	adv. ‘together’
úsabi-	ˈusabi-	v. ‘come’
uséqe	uˈsɛqɛ	adj. ‘many’
Usóqo	uˈsoqo	n prop. ‘Usóqo’
úsugo	ˈusuɡo	n. ‘vein, tendon’
utábuqo	uˈtabuqo	n. ‘meat’
útariri	ˈutaɾiɾi	n. ‘beloved (M)’
útariro	ˈutaɾiɾo	n. ‘beloved (F)’
útaro	ˈutaɾo	n. ‘shark’
utó	uˈto	n. ‘fish’
úto	ˈuto	n. ‘fish’
úuwe-	ˈuuwɛ-	v. ‘become dark’
úuwege-	ˈuuwɛɡɛ-	v. ‘become dark, dark’
uwáfide	uˈwaɸidɛ	n. ‘east’
úware	ˈuwaɾɛ	n. ‘young unmarried man’
uwása	uˈwasa	n. ‘urine’
úwiqo	ˈuwiqo	n. ‘urip’
uwo-	uwo-	v. ‘come up river, enter’
úwo	ˈuwo	n. ‘road’
uwú-	uˈwu-	v. ‘sit (sg), stay (sg), be (sg), live (sg)’
uwútawora	uˈwutawoɾa	n. ‘piece of wood with burning end’
widi	widi	v. ‘stand (pl)’

OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

de Vries (2004e): Inanwatan

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