OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Anceaux (1956d): Maybrat Ayamaru

Original citation: Anceaux, J.C. 1956. Moi word list. Leiden University Special Collections, J.C. Anceaux Collection, Or. 615, Folder 61-72, Notebook 48, List 133

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Total entries: 105
Headword IPA Glosses
aban

‘snake’; ‘slang’

adu

‘mountain’; ‘berg’

aia

‘water’; ‘water’

ait

‘he’; ‘hij’

ajuk

‘cloud’; ‘wolk’

ajut

‘sun’; ‘zon’

amu

‘we (incl)’; ‘wij (incl)’

ana

‘we (excl)’; ‘wij (excl)’

anu

‘you (sg)’; ‘jij’

anumesef

‘you (pl)’; ‘jullie’

asau

‘one’; ‘één’

awireat

‘who’; ‘wie’

bamario

‘fish’; ‘vis’

bawia

‘what’; ‘wat’

betai

‘bone’; ‘been, bot’

bimara

‘ear’; ‘oor’

bimena

‘knee’; ‘knie’

birwanak

‘sun’; ‘zon’

bok

‘ashes’; ‘as’

bomafit

‘mosquito’; ‘muskiet’

bomo

‘run’; ‘lopen’

brak

‘skin’; ‘huid’

buba

‘fly (n.)’; ‘vlieg’

djo

‘I’; ‘ik’

ewok

‘two’; ‘twee’

fiaf

‘yellow’; ‘geel’

finia

‘woman’; ‘vrouw’

fok

‘burn’; ‘branden’

fos

‘wind’; ‘wind’

gat

‘dry’; ‘droog’

ginji

‘swim’; ‘zwemmen’

girit

‘small’; ‘klein’

kate

‘louse’; ‘luis’

keren

‘sit’; ‘zitten’

kiwian

‘meat’; ‘vlees’

kubus

‘vein’; ‘ader’

kuni

‘black’; ‘zwaart’

mabi

‘large, big’; ‘groot’

magan

‘seed’; ‘zaad’

mair

‘tree’; ‘boom’

masai

‘much, many’; ‘veel’

mase

‘large, big’; ‘groot’

mata

‘leaf’; ‘blad’

maun

‘burn’; ‘branden’

mawat

‘much, many’; ‘veel’

mebe

‘warm’; ‘warm’

mefi

‘this, these’; ‘dit, deze’

mekek

‘red’; ‘rood’

mes

‘blood’; ‘bloed’

midi

‘night’; ‘nacht’

midie

‘root’; ‘wortel’

mijo

‘long’; ‘lang’

mobok

‘white’; ‘wit’

mono

‘that, those’; ‘dat, die’

moof

‘good’; ‘goed’

muuf

‘round’; ‘rond’

nari

‘hear’; ‘horen’

nasom

‘name’; ‘naam’

natak

‘buttocks’; ‘billen’

nawia

‘weep’; ‘schreien’

ne

‘give’; ‘geven’

negai

‘die’; ‘sterven’

nio

‘they’; ‘zij’

noros

‘stand’; ‘staan’

nuru

‘fly (v.)’; ‘vliegen’

om

‘rain’; ‘regen’

owa

‘butterfly’; ‘vlinder’

rasme

‘man’; ‘man’

reka

‘tongue’; ‘tong’

rou

‘new’; ‘niew’

ru

‘bird’; ‘vogel’

rumauf

‘egg’; ‘ei’

rumawien

‘feather’; ‘veer’

safom

‘green’; ‘groen’

sarau

‘neck’; ‘hals’

sawiak

‘tail’; ‘staart’

seken

‘die’; ‘sterven’

setan

‘fat’; ‘vet’

sinji

‘moon’; ‘maan’

soka

‘moon’; ‘mond’

sonok

‘sand’; ‘zand’

tabat

‘tooth’; ‘tand’

tafok

‘fire’; ‘vuur’

tait

‘eat’; ‘eten’

takabat

‘full, not hungry’; ‘verzadigd’

takaf

‘belly’; ‘buik’

tama

‘come’; ‘komen’

tamat

‘see’; ‘zien’

tamo

‘road’; ‘weg’

tana

‘head’; ‘hoofd’

tanamawien

‘hair’; ‘(hoofd)haar’

tasis

‘female breast’; ‘vrouwenborst’

tasu

‘eye’; ‘oog’

tata

‘drink’; ‘drinken’

tatem

‘hand’; ‘hand’

tatemama

‘nagel’; ‘nagel’

tawo

‘foot’; ‘voet’

tena

‘new’; ‘niew’

tenef

‘nose’; ‘neus’

tera

‘stone’; ‘steen’

tidjin

‘lie down’; ‘gaan liggen’

tofos

‘cold’; ‘koud’

tubam

‘earth, ground’; ‘aarde, grond’

tuf

‘three’; ‘drie’

wasi

‘smoke’; ‘rook’