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Peckham (1991a): Mairasi

Original citation: Peckham, Lloyd. 1991. Etna Bay Survey Report: Irian Jaya Bird's Neck Languages. Workpapers in Indonesian Languages and Cultures 10. 147-185.

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'a'ovoʔaʔoβo

‘yellow’

'aeʔae

‘path’

'aereʔaere

‘leaf’

'amunaʔamuna

‘stink’

'andaʔaⁿda

‘branch’

'aoʔao

‘new’

'asaiʔasai

‘black’

'asasereʔasasere

‘green’

'atma'iaʔatmaʔia

‘all’

'atuʔatu

‘fruit’

'atuʔatu

‘seed’

'atwararaʔatwarara

‘inside’

'avwereʔaβwere

‘wide’

'emeʔeme

‘you’

'enggeʔeᵑɡe

‘dry’

'gwataʔɡwata

‘name’

'i aereʔi aere

‘skin’

'iuʔiu

‘tree, wood’

'o'ogwomoʔoʔoɡwomo

‘vomit’

'orembeʔoreᵐbe

‘roof’

'otiriʔotiri

‘dirty’

'u'iaʔuʔia

‘stick’

'umaiʔumai

‘louse’

'umburuʔuᵐburu

‘rotten’

'unggunggwomoʔuᵑɡuᵑɡwomo

‘cough’

aiai

‘four’

aitu'uaituʔu

‘short’

ambaraaᵐbara

‘in front’

ambereaᵐbere

‘snake’

amoiamoi

‘two’

amoriaamoria

‘good’

amsisiamsisi

‘worm’

an'autanʔaut

‘true’

anggaoaᵑɡao

‘thorn’

anggomnaiaᵑɡomnai

‘kill’

aniananian

‘dig’

animbianiᵐbi

‘sharp’

ansiaⁿsi

‘dog’

araara

‘at’

araij ougaraidʒ ouɡ

‘swollen’

aranggi sinaraᵑɡi sin

‘different’

araoarao

‘daytime’

ariari

‘three’

arimevearimeβe

‘what’

asasaasasa

‘same’

asimaasima

‘river’

asnaugasnauɡ

‘mountain’

atorougatorouɡ

‘wet’

atougatouɡ

‘sore’

avaraaβara

‘garden’

aviaaβia

‘near’

avisinaβisin

‘far’

bembebeᵐbe

‘pig’

boiboi

‘turn around’

buamna'anbuamnaʔan

‘hit’

dederededere

‘fingernail’

emeeme

‘we’

eteete

‘egg’

evaugweneβauɡwen

‘lying down’

eveieβei

‘female, woman’

fa'anɸaʔan

‘split’

fataɸata

‘water’

fatoroɸatoro

‘thick’

fatwerirjanɸatwerirdʒan

‘bathe’

favarirjanɸaβarirdʒan

‘speak’

fiomnaiɸiomnai

‘throw’

firiɸiri

‘sand’

fomuɸomu

‘that’

fona'aɸonaʔa

‘they’

fuenɸuen

‘blow’

fundasiɸuⁿdasi

‘kunai grass’

gwaniovɡwanioβ

‘right side’

gwava'aɡwaβaʔa

‘wing’

imbianiᵐbian

‘fall’

inaina

‘mother’

inavuinaβu

‘wife’

ininiangga'anininiaᵑɡaʔan

‘scratch’

inyemiinjemi

‘afraid’

irjeanirdʒean

‘tie’

iruajaniruadʒan

‘dream’

isereisere

‘blood’

isineisine

‘who’

isisiisisi

‘rat’

ivjemeiβdʒeme

‘hear’

ivor aneniβor anen

‘smoke’

ivor utaiβor uta

‘ashes’

ivoraiiβorai

‘nine’

ivoramoiiβoramoi

‘seven’

ivorariaiβoraria

‘eight’

ivoroiβoro

‘fire’

ivoroiβoro

‘five’

ivtanaiβtana

‘six’

ja'anougdʒaʔanouɡ

‘person’

jambirjandʒaᵐbirdʒan

‘standing’

jamudʒamu

‘rain’

jamudʒamu

‘this’

janggomandʒaᵑɡoman

‘wash’

jauridʒauri

‘ocean’

javutudʒaβutu

‘rock’

joetedʒoete

‘dead, die’

jofemarjandʒoɸemardʒan

‘sitting’

jogudʒoɡu

‘breast’

magwenarimaɡwenari

‘bite’

manambisimanaᵐbisi

‘thin’

mandajaranmaⁿdadʒaran

‘hold’

manduamaⁿdua

‘few’

maroromaroro

‘straight’

matamburumataᵐburu

‘fly’

mavutimaβuti

‘white’

morfaomorɸao

‘cut grass’

mujeremudʒere

‘lightning’

musemanmuseman

‘suck, smoke’

na'ornaʔor

‘foot’

naevo anggunnaeβo aᵑɡun

‘ashamed’

naiwonaiwo

‘small’

namaranamara

‘mouth’

nambinaᵐbi

‘nose’

nambutunaᵐbutu

‘eye’

nanggananaᵑɡana

‘long’

nangguvunaᵑɡuβu

‘head’

nanggwasanaᵑɡwasa

‘hair’

naninani

‘father’

narnar

‘live’

narasinarasi

‘teeth’

narovonaroβo

‘hand’

nasanggunasaᵑɡu

‘narrow’

nasavianasaβia

‘tongue’

nasomonasomo

‘heavy’

nasurunasuru

‘body hair’

natomnatom

‘fat’

natomnatom

‘see’

natot naturnatot natur

‘back’

natunatu

‘heart’

natu 'aerenatu ʔaere

‘liver’

naturanatura

‘bone’

navnaβ

‘abdomen’

nav nanggununaβ naᵑɡunu

‘evil’

navairjeannaβairdʒean

‘pull’

navatunaβatu

‘tail’

navir andanaβir aⁿda

‘ear’

navwerenaβwere

‘large’

nemarannemaran

‘drink’

nennen

‘breathe’

nenemanneneman

‘eat’

nerjerjannerdʒerdʒan

‘squeeze’

nininini

‘he, she’

oemuoemu

‘husband’

omoomo

‘I’

ondooⁿdo

‘many’

onggoaoᵑɡoa

‘neck’

orfamoiorɸamoi

‘ten’

orov amunggaoroβ amuᵑɡa

‘finger’

oswanooswano

‘walk’

rorororo

‘know’

saisai

‘bird’

sasisasi

‘meat’

senaj ansenadʒ an

‘rub’

setesete

‘come’

sevanseβan

‘sing’

si'orosiʔoro

‘old’

simbo'osiᵐboʔo

‘mosquito’

sinesine

‘not’

singgurusiᵑɡuru

‘thunder’

sinyavisinjaβi

‘sky’

sirasira

‘salt’

sombetaugsoᵐbetauɡ

‘smooth’

somiasomia

‘cassowary’

susususu

‘red’

suvujenesuβudʒene

‘full’

tt

‘with’

tanggautaᵑɡau

‘one’

tat'ovotatʔoβo

‘male, man’

tatotato

‘child’

tendeteⁿde

‘sun’

tenyonggaitenjoᵑɡai

‘push’

tetantetan

‘weep, cry’

tevejeanoteβedʒeano

‘shoot’

tevjanteβdʒan

‘sleep’

tojeantodʒean

‘count’

tomnaijantomnaidʒan

‘give’

tuevjantueβdʒan

‘spit’

tunggutuᵑɡu

‘lake’

tuvu'utuβuʔu

‘dull, blunt’

umburiauᵐburia

‘star’

unsiruⁿsir

‘moon’

urajanuradʒan

‘wipe’

uratuuratu

‘fish’

uruvuuruβu

‘rope’

utauta

‘dust’

uwenuwen

‘fly’

wa'iawaʔia

‘leech’

wa'oemnaiwaʔoemnai

‘stab’

waenggemewaeᵑɡeme

‘elbow’

wanggaiovwaᵑɡaioβ

‘left side’

wararjeriwarardʒeri

‘cold’

warenewarene

‘jungle’

warenggenewareᵑɡene

‘warm, hot’

warmanarawarmanara

‘outside’

wasa utuwasa utu

‘fog’

wasasiwasasi

‘soil, ground’

wavianwaβian

‘burn’

wavwenwaβwen

‘flow’

we'iweʔi

‘banana’

weiwei

‘night’

werei sieriwerei sieri

‘cloud’

wereiawereia

‘wind’

werianwerian

‘seek’

werwerirjanwerwerirdʒan

‘play’

wesoweso

‘house’