Source entries: Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Maybrat a.4)

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Maybrat a.4): Maybrat Ayamaru

Original citation: Smits, Leo and C.L. Voorhoeve. 1998. The J.C. Anceaux collection of wordlists of Irian Jaya languages B: Non-Austronesian (Papuan) languages (Part II). (Irian Jaya Source Material No.10, Series B.4). Leiden-Jakarta: DSALCUL/IRIS

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
abana	abana	‘snake’
abit	abit	‘banana’
aemie	aɛmiɛ	‘dream’
afi	aɸi	‘roof’
agri	aɡɾi	‘bark of tree’
aira brom	aiɾa bɾom	‘bamboo’
ait	ait	‘he/she’
aken	akɛn	‘proa, canoe’
amuifo	amuiɸo	‘this, these’
ana	ana	‘fence, hedge’
anu	anu	‘you (pl.)’
ara	aɾa	‘tree’
ara	aɾa	‘wood’
ara fatag	aɾa ɸataɡ	‘board, plank’
arketiem	aɾkɛtiɛm	‘bean’
arus	aɾus	‘gnetum gnemon, melinjo, belinjo’
-asum	-asum	‘carry on the shoulder’
ata	ata	‘shrimp’
auf	auɸ	‘sago porridge’
awit	awit	‘white cockatoo’
aya	aja	‘river’
ayog	ajoɡ	‘sky’
babas	babas	‘peel’
babat	babat	‘vegetables’
bduruk	bduɾuk	‘go inside’
beta pata	bɛta pata	‘thin’
bog	boɡ	‘net’
boit	boit	‘food’
bosafon	bosaɸon	‘grass’
bose	bosɛ	‘old, worn’
bunka fate pag	bunka ɸatɛ paɡ	‘gourd’
but	but	‘leech’
dag	daɡ	‘frog’
dakuf	dakuɸ	‘flower’
daud	daud	‘bow’
derif	dɛɾiɸ	‘species of citrus fruit’
dif	diɸ	‘kangaroo’
difidiag	diɸidiaɡ	‘marsupial’
dio	dio	‘I’
due	duɛ	‘palm wine’
efe	ɛɸɛ	‘crocodile’
fata	ɸata	‘spear’
faterin	ɸatɛɾin	‘pawpaw’
fe	ɸɛ	‘not, no’
fiaf	ɸiaɸ	‘yellow’
finya fain	ɸiɲa ɸain	‘young woman’
fiyaf	ɸijaɸ	‘yellow’
garen	ɡaɾɛn	‘buttocks’
gerere	ɡɛɾɛɾɛ	‘little finger’
gomu	ɡomu	‘angry’
gunu	ɡunu	‘green’
haberik	habɛɾik	‘turn’
hayag	hajaɡ	‘cough’
howog	howoɡ	‘kite (bird)’
iker	ikɛɾ	‘mad’
kabor	kaboɾ	‘back of body’
kagmamo	kaɡmamo	‘get’
kamam	kamam	‘crow’
kamamis	kamamis	‘bird of paradise’
kapur	kapuɾ	‘lime’
karat	kaɾat	‘dish’
karau	kaɾau	‘opossum’
karif	kaɾiɸ	‘arrow’
katio	katio	‘tree wallaby’
kauya	kauja	‘bush fowl’
kekoro	kɛkoɾo	‘betel’
kerenduf	kɛɾɛnduɸ	‘eight’
ketan	kɛtan	‘buy’
kimo	kimo	‘areca catechu linn.’
-kinya	-kiɲa	‘intestines’
kiyet	kijɛt	‘pubic cover’
kok	kok	‘earth (ground)’
kokerek	kokɛɾɛk	‘chicken’
kuana	kuana	‘child’
kumahu	kumahu	‘child’
mabas	mabas	‘peel’
mabi	mabi	‘great, big’
mabi	mabi	‘old’
mabof	maboɸ	‘short’
mabuf	mabuɸ	‘short’
maghan	maɡhan	‘stay’
magog	maɡoɡ	‘hit, beat, slap’
magu	maɡu	‘small’
maham	maham	‘(to be in) pain’
maka	maka	‘crooked, bent’
makail	makail	‘bad/ugly (things)’
make	makɛ	‘bind, tie’
mame	mamɛ	‘kill’
manan	manan	‘already’
manan	manan	‘enough’
mari	maɾi	‘hear’
masabe	masabɛ	‘spear’
mase	masɛ	‘broad’
mase	masɛ	‘great, big’
mase	masɛ	‘thick’
mata	mata	‘leaf’
mataf	mataɸ	‘ripe’
matag	mataɡ	‘bitter’
matag	mataɡ	‘dog’
matak	matak	‘unripe’
mati	mati	‘dark’
matiaf	matiaɸ	‘bird of paradise’
mato	mato	‘hole’
maum	maum	‘close’
mbas	mbas	‘peel’
mbo	mbo	‘grip, hold, seize’
mekek	mɛkɛk	‘red’
menaif	mɛnaiɸ	‘nose’
mere	mɛɾɛ	‘child’
mere	mɛɾɛ	‘young man’
meret	mɛɾɛt	‘young’
mes	mɛs	‘blood’
meti	mɛti	‘carry on the back’
mia	mia	‘swallow’
mimarantuh	mimaɾantuh	‘deaf’
min	min	‘oar, paddle’
min	min	‘row, pull’
mio	mio	‘high’
mioh	mioh	‘cook’
mis	mis	‘blood’
miyo	mijo	‘high’
mo	mo	‘take’
mof	moɸ	‘good’
mukik	mukik	‘red’
mukis	mukis	‘(to be in) pain’
musianya	musiaɲa	‘with’
na kareri	na kaɾɛɾi	‘little toe’
nababi	nababi	‘big toe’
nabas	nabas	‘peel’
nabegu	nabɛɡu	‘give birth (to)’
nabo	nabo	‘eat’
nacunge	nacuŋɛ	‘fever’
nafamu	naɸamu	‘thigh’
nafat	naɸat	‘cut down’
nafawa	naɸawa	‘taro’
nafit	naɸit	‘bite’
nagamit	naɡamit	‘ankle’
nagasere aitid	naɡasɛɾɛ aitid	‘hungry’
naha	naha	‘hair’
nahaf	nahaɸ	‘belly’
nai	nai	‘plant’
naif mato	naiɸ mato	‘nostril’
nait	nait	‘eat’
nake	nakɛ	‘bind, tie’
nama	nama	‘come’
nama	nama	‘go’
nama	nama	‘hither, here’
namawan	namawan	‘hair’
name	namɛ	‘kill’
nana	nana	‘head’
nanah	nanah	‘shoot’
nari	naɾi	‘hear’
nase	nasɛ	‘plant’
nasen	nasɛn	‘get up’
nasiweru	nasiwɛɾu	‘dance’
naso	naso	‘plant’
nasu	nasu	‘eye’
nasumahu	nasumahu	‘blind’
natat	natat	‘grandfather’
natat	natat	‘grandmother’
nate:n	natɛːn	‘hand’
nate:nmapi	natɛːnmapi	‘thumb’
naten dohok	natɛn dohok	‘elbow’
natis	natis	‘vein’
natmato	natmato	‘breast’
nato	nato	‘penis’
natsenapan	natsɛnapan	‘palm of the hand’
naua	naua	‘weep’
nawean	nawɛan	‘beard’
nawisi	nawisi	‘answer’
nedi	nɛdi	‘carry on the back’
neri	nɛɾi	‘hear’
nese	nɛsɛ	‘plant’
nesim	nɛsim	‘buy’
neti	nɛti	‘carry on the back’
neto	nɛto	‘exchange’
nga:t	ŋaːt	‘dry’
ngaisebit	ŋaisɛbit	‘thirsty’
nia	nia	‘smoke’
nia	nia	‘swallow’
niem	niɛm	‘plant’
nio	nio	‘you (sing.)’
niom	niom	‘plant’
niwaru	niwaɾu	‘ear’
nofito	noɸito	‘because’
noghog	noɡhoɡ	‘run’
nono	nono	‘make, do’
norog	noɾoɡ	‘go down, descend’
nuko tafog	nuko taɸoɡ	‘light a fire’
nuko tagoh	nuko taɡoh	‘light a fire’
nusiu	nusiu	‘faeces’
nusuk	nusuk	‘take a bath’
nutu	nutu	‘shout’
nyio	ɲio	‘you (sing.)’
o	o	‘scabies’
obam	obam	‘leprosy’
-ofot	-oɸot	‘grip, hold, seize’
om	om	‘rain’
omifo	omiɸo	‘that, those’
ot	ot	‘saliva’
pana	pana	‘dish’
pono n nonorof	pono n nonoɾoɸ	‘make, do’
puraf	puɾaɸ	‘midrib of palm frond’
rasaicakai masi sitatem	ɾasaicakai masi sitatɛm	‘thirty’
refo	ɾɛɸo	‘this, these’
reto	ɾɛto	‘that, those’
rubuq	ɾubuq	‘forest, woods’
rubux	ɾubux	‘forest, woods’
rukai	ɾukai	‘cassowary’
ruog	ɾuoɡ	‘duck’
sa:h	saːh	‘deny’
safòm	saɸom	‘forest, woods’
safun	saɸun	‘blue’
sagag	saɡaɡ	‘bracelet’
sair	saiɾ	‘begin’
sait	sait	‘one’
sama	sama	‘dig’
samu	samu	‘house’
sarok	saɾok	‘cook’
sarug	saɾuɡ	‘cook’
sasu	sasu	‘sweet potato’
sasuara	sasuaɾa	‘cassava’
sasutabam	sasutabam	‘sweet potato’
sauwo	sauwo	‘spear’
sawa	sawa	‘plant’
sawag	sawaɡ	‘cook’
sebe	sɛbɛ	‘spear’
segat	sɛɡat	‘comb’
segex	sɛɡɛx	‘ichtyosis, tinea’
segix	sɛɡix	‘ichtyosis, tinea’
seka	sɛka	‘finished, ready’
sema	sɛma	‘cut’
semar	sɛmaɾ	‘dance’
semos	sɛmos	‘mucus’
seno	sɛno	‘almost’
serau	sɛɾau	‘neck’
sian	sian	‘duck’
simus	simus	‘cockroach’
sofe	soɸɛ	‘spinach’
son	son	‘coconut’
sonmarah	sonmaɾah	‘coconut’
sorot	soɾot	‘fast’
stag	staɡ	‘heron’
suwayoh	suwajoh	‘turn’
tabas	tabas	‘peel’
tahabag sau	tahabaɡ sau	‘eleven’
tait	tait	‘eat’
take	takɛ	‘bind, tie’
tame	tamɛ	‘kill’
tana	tana	‘new’
tanah	tanah	‘new’
tare	taɾɛ	‘bracelet’
tari	taɾi	‘hear’
tarok	taɾok	‘cook’
tas:sim	tasːsim	‘exchange’
tasen	tasɛn	‘get up’
tata	tata	‘drink’
te	tɛ	‘rattan, cane’
teban	tɛban	‘earth (ground)’
teh	tɛh	‘palm wine’
tenek	tɛnɛk	‘enough’
tia	tia	‘smoke’
tia	tia	‘swallow’
tiake	tiakɛ	‘bind, tie’
tiame	tiamɛ	‘kill’
tiari	tiaɾi	‘hear’
tiarok	tiaɾok	‘cook’
tifo	tiɸo	‘right’
tike	tikɛ	‘under’
tio	tio	‘up, upper, above’
tioghog	tioɡhoɡ	‘run’
tiono	tiono	‘make, do’
tiorog	tioɾoɡ	‘go down, descend’
titienmaka	titiɛnmaka	‘sleepy’
tiusuk	tiusuk	‘take a bath’
tix	tix	‘palm wine’
tosot	tosot	‘cut’
tuf	tuɸ	‘three’
tutis	tutis	‘behind, (at the) rear’
usume	usumɛ	‘child’
uwa	uwa	‘afraid, fear’
vecax	βɛcax	‘day after tomorrow’
wa	wa	‘afraid, fear’
waf	waɸ	‘bamboo’
wafu	waɸu	‘marsupial’
wamog	wamoɡ	‘hornbill’
waseh	wasɛh	‘dumb, stupid’
wiak	wiak	‘proa, canoe’
wisan	wisan	‘bat’
wito	wito	‘there’
wofo	woɸo	‘here’
wono	wono	‘there’
xòfuk	xoɸuk	‘species of tuber’
yau royagu	jau ɾojaɡu	‘younger brother’
yau royagu	jau ɾojaɡu	‘younger sister’
yau royase	jau ɾojasɛ	‘older brother’
yau royase	jau ɾojasɛ	‘older sister’
yekom	jɛkom	‘write’
yeti	jɛti	‘carry on the back’
yu	ju	‘net bag, string bag’

OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Smits & Voorhoeve (1998 Maybrat a.4): Maybrat Ayamaru

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