OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Voorhoeve (1982 Maybrat b): Maybrat Mare

Original citation: Voorhoeve, C. L. 1982. Brat wordlists. Unpublished typescript.

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Headword IPA Glosses
-'ana-ˈana

‘head’

'apitˈapit

‘banana’

'araˈaɾa

‘tree’

'-(a)taiˈ-(a)tai

‘bone’

'-(a)xafˈ-(a)xaɸ

‘belly’

-'axus-ˈaxus

‘urine’

'ooxˈoːx

‘already’

a'eˈaɛ

‘water’

a'omˈaom

‘rain’

a'onˈaon

‘bird’

-aakya-aːkja

‘leg’

-aakya famu-aːkja ɸamu

‘thigh’

-aakya map'an-aːkja maˈpan

‘sole of foot’

-aakya maur-aːkja mauɾ

‘calf of leg’

afeaɸɛ

‘not yet’

afiaɸi

‘thatch’

-(a)fos-(a)ɸos

‘feel cold’

aisais

‘yesterday’

akakakak

‘body’

amaxamax

‘house’

amax tanaamax tana

‘new (house)’

-amuok-amuok

‘neck’

an'aaˈna

‘they’

-anif-aniɸ

‘nose’

-anif mat'o-aniɸ maˈto

‘nostril’

anuanu

‘you (pl)’

aokaok

‘old’

aokaok

‘taro’

aon mayonaon majon

‘wing’

apanapan

‘snake’

aputaput

‘leech’

ar'exoaˈɾɛxo

‘tongue’

ar'opitaˈɾopit

‘navel’

ara bakaɾa bak

‘fruit’

(ara) mata(aɾa) mata

‘leaf’

ara mtisaɾa mtis

‘root of tree’

ara takakaɾa takak

‘stem of tree’

-arak-aɾak

‘skin’

-ase-asɛ

‘large’

-at'ar-aˈtaɾ

‘chin, jaw’

at'iaˈti

‘right side’

ataata

‘who’

-atai-atai

‘cheek’

atematɛm

‘arm’

-atem mama-atɛm mama

‘nail of finger’

atem mamumatɛm mamum

‘thumb’

atiekatiɛk

‘breadfruit’

auau

‘she’

aw'aiaˈwai

‘frog’

-awmara-awmaɾa

‘ear’

axeaxɛ

‘two’

axofaxoɸ

‘sago flour’

ayowajow

‘sun’

aytajt

‘he’

b'aruˈbaɾu

‘bamboo’

bami'akbamiˈak

‘language, voice’

bemiaq m'arebɛmiaq ˈmaɾɛ

‘voice’

fakokɸakok

‘fly (n)’

faneɸanɛ

‘pig’

feɸɛ

‘not’

feyɸɛj

‘mother’

fni'anoɸniˈano

‘woman’

fosɸos

‘wind’

fraɸɾa

‘stone’

ietiɛt

‘four’

-im(e)na-im(ɛ)na

‘knee’

-imena-imɛna

‘elbow’

kaakkaːk

‘cuscus’

kan'amkaˈnam

‘cold’

kapeskapɛs

‘grass’

kapuoskapuos

‘tendon, vein’

kar'ukaˈɾu

‘mouse’

karikaɾi

‘straight’

kaw'ankaˈwan

‘meat’

keirkɛiɾ

‘bad’

kek'aekɛˈkaɛ

‘fish’

keritkɛɾit

‘small’

koxata:tkoxataːt

‘mud’

kporkpoɾ

‘back of body’

-kre-kɾɛ

‘branch’

krekkɾɛk

‘armpit’

krem axekɾɛm axɛ

‘seven’

krem ëyetkɾɛm ɛjɛt

‘nine’

krem tax'ufkɾɛm taˈxuɸ

‘eight’

m'axonˈmaxon

‘sharp (of knife)’

maatmaːt

‘five’

mabu'axmabuˈax

‘white’

makekmakɛk

‘red’

makumaku

‘she’

makummakum

‘wet’

mamuoxmamuox

‘raw’

maonmaon

‘thorn’

mapupmapup

‘short, low’

mase farimasɛ ɸaɾi

‘many’

masomaso

‘tail of dog’

m(a)t'axm(a)ˈtax

‘dog’

matimati

‘night, dark’

ma-xofma-xoɸ

‘good’

may'onmaˈjon

‘hair of body, hair of head’

mayomajo

‘swollen’

me:nmɛːn

‘tomorrow’

mekukmɛkuk

‘sweet potato’

menismɛnis

‘bad smell’

meyomɛjo

‘long, high, tall’

mo:yëmoːjɛ

‘father’

mpempɛ

‘warm’

niiniː

‘you (sg)’

nspoxnspox

‘loose, undone’

onk'osonˈkos

‘parrot’

owaowa

‘butterfly’

pa:mpaːm

‘axe’

-pet-pɛt

‘tooth’

popo

‘thing’

po (a)xpo (a)x

‘ashes’

pom'afitpoˈmaɸit

‘mosquito’

posr'eposˈɾɛ

‘cassowary’

puk'anapuˈkana

‘knife’

raesm'eɾaɛsˈmɛ

‘man’

refoɾɛɸo

‘this’

rotitɾotit

‘my’

s'amaxˈsamax

‘heavy’

-s'uok-ˈsuok

‘faeces’

saekensaɛkɛn

‘star’

safesaɸɛ

‘black’

sakumsakum

‘goanna’

-sam-sam

‘afraid’

sam'ersaˈmɛɾ

‘cooked, done’

sap'asaˈpa

‘worm’

satatemsatatɛm

‘ten’

satosato

‘what’

sawsaw

‘one’

s(e)n'ies(ɛ)ˈniɛ

‘moon’

set'ensɛˈtɛn

‘fat’

snoksnok

‘sand’

sok'asoˈka

‘mouth’

sonson

‘coconut’

sr'aksˈɾak

‘dry’

su'aksuˈak

‘eye, face’

t'amamˈtamam

‘six’

taf'omtaˈɸom

‘machete’

tafoktaɸok

‘fire’

taittait

‘millipede’

takareftakaɾɛɸ

‘arrow’

tap'amtaˈpam

‘earth’

tawortawoɾ

‘bow’

taxoftaxoɸ

‘three’

taxo(k)taxo(k)

‘rattan’

tiax'oxtiaˈxox

‘evening’

tiitiː

‘I’

towatowa

‘there’

toyotojo

‘where’

ureuɾɛ

‘today’

waafuwaːɸu

‘flying fox’

w(a)ekw(a)ɛk

‘crooked’

wamoxwamox

‘hornbill’

wasiwasi

‘smoke’

wiamwiam

‘hill, mountain’

woywoj

‘crocodile’

xatexatɛ

‘louse’

xoraxoɾa

‘sugarcane’

y-akuj-aku

‘he’

-yap-jap

‘wound’

-yap makat-jap makat

‘scar’

yuanjuan

‘light in wight’