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Remijsen (2001b): Butleh

Original citation: Remijsen, Bert. 2001. Word-prosodic systems of Raja Ampat languages. Phd thesis, Leiden University.

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Headword IPA Glosses
abomabom

‘bone’

alapalap

‘ashes’

ameame

‘we (excl.), 1pl excl’

anlawanlaw

‘seed’

atneatne

‘we (incl.), 1pl incl’

awaw

‘you (sg.), 2sg’

awaawa

‘root’

ay eneyaj enej

‘bark’

ay loaj lo

‘forest’

ay puaj pu

‘heart’

batanbatan

‘tree’

benihbenih

‘hot’

benyuwbenjuw

‘fly (insect)’

besihbesih

‘all’

bibi

‘give’

bibi

‘sago (tree)’

binbin

‘woman’

bubu

‘pig’

bunbun

‘kill’

butbut

‘come’

bəlabəla

‘ground’

delideli

‘neck’

dewawdewaw

‘new’

deɟaldeɟal

‘mountain’

ebluteblut

‘cold’

emeeme

‘this’

eme kopeme kop

‘finger, toe’

eme liheme lih

‘hand’

eme papeme pap

‘foot’

emoyemoj

‘leaf’

eneyenej

‘skin (human or animal)’

enunenun

1. ‘feather’

2. ‘(human) hair’

3. ‘(body) hair’

enyatenjat

‘land turtle’

eˈpa rieˈpa ri

‘shoulder’

epatepat

‘stone’

eplaheplah

‘smoke’

epyabuepjabu

‘knee’

esipesip

‘nail’

ewyalewjal

‘frog’

eyueju

‘worm (parasite in human)’

fatfat

‘four’

finfin

‘sea turtle’

fiyfij

‘good’

fonfon

‘full’

hanehane

‘they, 3pl’

hanpohanpo

‘no’

heluwayheluwaj

‘tail’

hemohemo

‘mouth’

hemo eneyhemo enej

‘lip’

henyuhenju

‘nose’

hewuhewu

‘dog’

ineine

‘I, 1sg’

karobumkarobum

‘butterfly’

kemonkemon

‘fish’

koko

‘snake’

l-al-a

tr. ‘eat (tr.)’

l-ahl-ah

‘swim’

laplap

‘fire’

l-awl-aw

intr. ‘eat (intr.)’

l-ebayl-ebaj

‘sit’

l-ehdonl-ehdon

‘hear’

l-ehtonl-ehton

‘see’

lelinlelin

‘road’

lelonlelon

‘worm’

l-eml-em

‘see’

lenlen

‘sand’

l-enel-ene

‘sleep’

l-eniml-enim

‘drink’

l-ewel-ewe

‘say’

l-ewotl-ewot

‘bite’

l-eʔlahl-eʔlah

tr. ‘burn (tr.)’

limlim

‘five’

l-oholl-ohol

‘stand’

l-opl-op

‘fly’

lulu

‘two’

l-unl-un

‘know’

ləmohləmoh

‘blood’

malahmalah

‘long’

manman

‘man’

matmat

‘die’

mehbihmehbih

‘black’

mehbuhmehbuh

‘white’

melawmelaw

1. ‘green’

2. ‘blue’

melimmelim

‘night’

melommelom

‘wet’

memememe

‘red’

menamena

‘(animal) fat’

menenihmenenih

‘yellow’

mesonmeson

‘heavy’

mesəbotmesəbot

‘sweat’

metmet

‘person, people’

metenmeten

‘dry’

metsapametsapa

‘who’

meɟulmeɟul

‘oil’

minmin

‘bird’

mitmit

‘cloud’

mormor

‘wind’

motmot

‘much’

nana

‘belly’

nahannahan

‘name’

nahapanahapa

‘what’

nownow

‘house’

nyuwnjuw

‘k.o. coconut (tree)’

peleypelej

‘big’

penuwpenuw

‘village’

pitpit

‘moon’

popo

‘not’

popohulpopohul

‘round’

suhsuh

‘breast’

tata

‘eye’

tata

‘walk’

taltal

‘banana’

telebeytelebej

‘tongue’

tenatena

‘ear’

tepyeptepjep

‘lightning’

teypatejpa

‘that’

tittit

‘run’

toltol

‘egg’

toltol

‘three’

tuntun

‘star’

wanatwanat

1. ‘flesh’

2. ‘meat’

3. ‘fruit’

wewe

‘small’

weliweli

‘tooth’

weywej

‘water’

wihwih

‘crocodile’

womwom

1. ‘head’

2. ‘(fig.) head’

wonomwonom

‘six’

wosowwosow

‘horn’

wotumwotum

‘betel leaf’

wutwut

‘louse’

yahanjahan

1. ‘sun’

2. ‘day’

yahan emejahan eme

‘today’

yeʔutjeʔut

‘thunder’

əlepəlep

‘hole’

ətemətem

‘one’

əyeyəjej

‘grass’

ɟelumɟelum

‘rain’