Source entries: Gasser (2016d)

Gasser (2016d): Yawa Rosbori

Original citation: Gasser, Emily. 2016d. Yawa Unat Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/yawa_unat

Notes on this source: Reproduced here with permission of Emily Gasser. Mostly a speaker from Rosbori was used for this wordlist. But contributions from speakers from other dialects were also made. Some dialect mixing may be present in this list.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
abusin	abusin	‘ten’; ‘sepuluh’
akari	akari	N. ‘head’; ‘kepala’
akon	akon	N. ‘eel’; ‘belut’
amaise	amaise	‘what’; ‘apa’
ampapir	ampapir	N. ‘salamander’; ‘soa-soa’
anan	anan	N. ‘sago, sago porridge’; ‘sagu, papeda’
ananeman	ananeman	N. ‘feather’; ‘bulu’
ananovon	ananoβon	‘steal’; ‘mencuri’
anapure kami	anapure kami	N. ‘betel pepper, betel vine’; ‘biji sirih’
anawayo	anawajo	‘breathe’; ‘bernapas’
anda anui	anda anui	N. ‘aunt’; ‘tanta tua’
anda kamura	anda kamura	N. ‘aunt’; ‘tanta muda’
andani	andani	N. ‘mango’; ‘mangga’
aneai	aneai	N. ‘waves’; ‘ombak’
anem	anem	N. ‘branch’; ‘cabang’
anenam	anenam	N. ‘grandparent’; ‘tete, nene’
anenap	anenap	N. ‘grandfather’; ‘tete’
anene	anene	N. ‘grandmother’; ‘nene’
anepat	anepat	‘hit’; ‘pukul’
anivan	aniβan	N. ‘wasp’; ‘lebah’
ankaji	ankad͡ʒi	N. ‘coconut’; ‘kelapa’
ansun	ansun	N. ‘clothes’; ‘baju’
ansunajo	ansunad͡ʒo	N. ‘ghost, spirit’; ‘roh’
anui	anui	N. ‘brother’; ‘kakak’
anya	aɲa	N. ‘man’; ‘orang laki-laki’
anya	aɲa	‘road’; ‘jalan’
anyan	aɲan	N. ‘salt’; ‘garum’
anyira	aɲira	N. ‘mosquito’; ‘nyamuk’
apai	apai	N. ‘bow’; ‘panah’
apara	apara	N. ‘cassowary’; ‘kasuari’
apisi	apisi	N. ‘pumpkin’; ‘labu’
aravu	araβu	N. ‘beads’; ‘manik-manik’
arepa	arepa	‘who’; ‘siapa’
arikain	arikain	N. ‘child’; ‘anak’
arikain anya	arikain aɲa	N. ‘child’; ‘anak’
arikain wanya	arikain waɲa	N. ‘child’; ‘anak’
arire	arire	N. ‘liver’; ‘hati’
atem	atem	N. ‘hole’; ‘lubang’
atewan	atewan	N. ‘tail’; ‘ekor’
ato	ato	N. ‘arrow’; ‘anak panah’
avon	aβon	N. ‘pandanus fruit’; ‘buah merah’
awate anui	awate anui	N. ‘uncle’; ‘om tua’
awate kamurang	awate kamuraŋ	N. ‘uncle’; ‘om muda’
badirir	badirir	‘fly’; ‘terbang’
bari	bari	N. ‘flower’; ‘bunga’
bawat	bawat	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
betairo	betairo	‘why’; ‘mengapa’
betairumais	betairumais	‘because’; ‘karena’
biraite kea	biraite kea	N. ‘cowrie’; ‘kulit bia’
bivi	biβi	‘swell’; ‘bengkak’
danan	danan	‘feel’; ‘rasa’
datantana	datantana	‘think’; ‘pikir’
datao	datao	‘bite’; ‘gigit’
dui	dui	N. ‘money’; ‘uang’
embai	embai	N. ‘moon’; ‘bulan’
eme	eme	N. ‘louse’; ‘kutu’
gunti	ɡʷunti	N. ‘neck’; ‘leher’
imos	imos	N. ‘island’; ‘pulau’
ine	ine	N. ‘flesh’; ‘daging’
injai	ind͡ʒai	N. ‘father’; ‘bapa’
injaya anui	ind͡ʒaja anui	N. ‘father’s older brother’; ‘bapa tua’
injaya rija	ind͡ʒaja rid͡ʒa	N. ‘father’s younger brother’; ‘bapa adik’
injo	ind͡ʒo	N. ‘wood’; ‘kayu’
injo auimajak	ind͡ʒo auimad͡ʒak	N. ‘casuarina tree’; ‘pohon kasuari’
inkov	inkoβ	N. ‘mother’; ‘mama’
inkovo anui	inkoβo anui	N. ‘father’s older sister’; ‘mama tua’
inkovo rjat	inkoβo rd͡ʒat	N. ‘mother’s younger sister’; ‘mama adik’
insani	insani	N. ‘bird’; ‘burung’
ire	ire	N. ‘nail’; ‘kuku’
isyo	iʃo	N. ‘stick’; ‘tongkat’
ivok	iβok	N. ‘lightning’; ‘kilat’
jai	d͡ʒai	‘swim’; ‘berenang’
jaibe	d͡ʒaibe	‘blue, green’; ‘biru, hijau’
janim	d͡ʒanim	‘afraid’; ‘takut’
jeven	d͡ʒeβen	‘not yet’; ‘belum’
jevena	d͡ʒeβena	‘no’; ‘tidak’
jian	d͡ʒian	N. ‘fish’; ‘ikan’
jirum	d͡ʒirum	‘two’; ‘dua’
joram	d͡ʒoram	‘sick’; ‘sakit’
kaimir	kaimir	N. ‘rat’; ‘tikus’
kainta	kainta	‘other’; ‘lain’
kaitir	kaitir	N. ‘thunder’; ‘guntur’
kakai	kakai	‘die’; ‘mati’
kakai	kakai	Adj. ‘left (side)’; ‘kiri’
kakaniuaniue	kakaniuaniue	‘dirty’; ‘kotor’
kakopaure	kakopaure	N. ‘mud’; ‘lumpur’
kamambun	kamambun	N. ‘butterfly’; ‘kupu-kupu’
kamayo	kamajo	N. ‘fog’; ‘kabut’
kambi	kambi	N. ‘valley’; ‘lembah’
kami	kami	N. ‘egg’; ‘telur’
kami	kami	N. ‘seed’; ‘biji’
kampo	kampo	N. ‘village’; ‘kampung’
kamuram	kamuram	‘young’; ‘muda’
kanen	kanen	‘dry’; ‘kering’
kangkamandi	kaŋkamandi	‘thirsty’; ‘haus’
kangkunam	kaŋkunam	N. ‘caterpillar’; ‘ulat’
kapum	kapum	N. ‘stove ashes’; ‘abu’
karajan	karad͡ʒan	‘work’; ‘bekerja’
karam	karam	N. ‘intestines’; ‘usus’
karavur	karaβur	N. ‘bean’; ‘kacang’
kare	kare	N. ‘banana’; ‘pisung’
karewunyai	karewuɲai	N. ‘hair’; ‘rambut’
karisya	kariʃa	‘black’; ‘hitam’
karurum	karurum	‘seven’; ‘tujuh’
katatim	katatim	N. ‘cockroach’; ‘kakarlak’
kauinsumai	kauinsumai	N. ‘grasshopper’; ‘belalang’
kaumambis	kaumambis	‘nine’; ‘sembilan’
kaumande	kaumande	‘eight’; ‘delapan’
kaume	kaume	N. ‘cucumber’; ‘ketimun’
kavin	kaβin	N. ‘finger’; ‘jari’
kawintabo	kawintabo	‘six’; ‘enam’
kawur	kawur	‘dull, blunt’; ‘tumpul’
keya	keja	N. ‘skin’; ‘kulit’
kiripum	kiripum	N. ‘lizard’; ‘cecak’
ko	ko	‘live’; ‘hidup’
ko	ko	Adj. ‘right (side)’; ‘kanan’
koigen	koiɡʷen	‘rotten’; ‘busuk’
kopa	kopa	N. ‘soil’; ‘tanah’
kove	koβe	‘love’; ‘cinta’
kow	kow	‘good, clean’; ‘bagus’
kuejewen	kued͡ʒewen	‘bad’; ‘buruk’
kunai	kunai	N. ‘frog’; ‘katak’
kunumeso	kunumeso	‘today’; ‘hari ini’
kurum	kurum	N. ‘worm’; ‘cacing’
kuwa	kuwa	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
maciaunda	maciaunda	N. ‘wallaby’; ‘kangguru’
maier	maier	N. ‘cuscus’; ‘kuskus’
maindi	maindi	‘weak’; ‘lemah’
mainian	mainian	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
makanande	makanande	‘later’; ‘nanti’
make	make	N. ‘dog’; ‘anjing’
mambis	mambis	‘four’; ‘empat’
mamowan	mamowan	‘hot’; ‘panas’
mana	mana	N. ‘river’; ‘kali’
mana	mana	N. ‘water’; ‘air’
mana akoi	mana akoi	N. ‘river’; ‘sungai’
manakoe	manakoe	‘big, large, wide’; ‘lebar, besar’
manakoe	manakoe	‘many’; ‘banyak’
manawa	manawa	N. ‘ko fruit’; ‘matoa’
manawan	manawan	‘delicious, sweet’; ‘enak, manis’
mandej	manded͡ʒ	‘three’; ‘tiga’
mane	mane	N. ‘fruit’; ‘buah’
maneai	maneai	‘slow’; ‘lambat’
mangkarasi	maŋkarasi	N. ‘ant’; ‘semut’
mangke	maŋke	‘heavy’; ‘berat’
mangkor kami	maŋkor kami	N. ‘egg’; ‘telur ayam’
mangkwei	maŋkwei	N. ‘chicken’; ‘ayam’
mani	mani	‘fat’; ‘lemak’
maning	maniŋ	N. ‘oil’; ‘minyak’
manok	manok	N. ‘bird of paradise’; ‘burung cenderawasih’
maran	maran	N. ‘shore’; ‘darat’
mararai	mararai	‘close’; ‘dekat’
marikoam	marikoam	N. ‘ears’; ‘telinga’
marisan	marisan	N. ‘chili pepper’; ‘cabe, rica’
marisian	marisian	‘happy’; ‘senang’
maro	maro	N. ‘forest’; ‘hutan’
maror	maror	‘hungry’; ‘lapar’
maru	maru	N. ‘rain’; ‘hujan’
masiarero	masiarero	‘how’; ‘bagaimana’
masyot	maʃot	N. ‘day’; ‘hari’
matu	matu	‘hard’; ‘keras’
matu	matu	‘old’; ‘tua’
mavave	maβaβe	‘fast, quick’; ‘cepat’
mavena	maβena	‘none, nothing’; ‘tidak ada’
mavu	maβu	N. ‘blood’; ‘darah’
mayan	majan	‘laun’
mbaobu	mbaobu	‘wet’; ‘basah’
meven	meβen	‘empty’; ‘habis’
muni	muni	N. ‘place’; ‘tempat’
muno	muno	‘and, with’; ‘dan, dengan, sama’
nadani	nadani	‘five’; ‘lima’
nai akiri	nai akiri	‘right (side)’; ‘di belakan’
nai ratie	nai ratie	‘over there’; ‘di situ, di sana’
nai usei	nai usei	‘in front of’; ‘di depan’
nai warai	nai warai	‘above’; ‘di atas’
naineve	naineβe	‘brown’; ‘cokelat’
nairoi	nairoi	‘where’; ‘mana’
naivam	naiβam	N. ‘shoulder’; ‘bahu’
naiye	naije	‘now’; ‘sekarang’
najo	nad͡ʒo	N. ‘leg, foot’; ‘kaki’
nakiri	nakiri	N. ‘back’; ‘belakang’
naman	naman	N. ‘night’; ‘malam’
namanave	namanaβe	‘yesterday’; ‘kemarin’
name	name	N. ‘cloud’; ‘awan’
nami	nami	N. ‘eyes’; ‘mata’
nami	nami	‘which’; ‘yang’
namuem	namuem	‘that’; ‘itu’
naname	naname	N. ‘shadow’; ‘bayang-bayang’
nanasine	nanasine	N. ‘body’; ‘badan’
nanayau	nanajau	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
nandei	nandei	N. ‘forehead’; ‘dahi’
nandi	nandi	‘narrow’; ‘sempit’
nandui	nandui	‘when’; ‘kapan’
nanem	nanem	N. ‘hand’; ‘tangan’
nanimari	nanimari	‘forget’; ‘lupa’
nanobon	nanobon	N. ‘stomach’; ‘perut’
natomokan	natomokan	N. ‘teeth’; ‘gigi’
natung	natuŋ	N. ‘nose’; ‘hidung’
nau mona	nau mona	N. ‘cheek’; ‘pipi’
naunane	naunane	N. ‘tongue’; ‘lidah’
nawa	nawa	N. ‘mouth’; ‘mulut’
nawa kea	nawa kea	N. ‘lips’; ‘bibir’
nawais	nawais	N. ‘garden’; ‘kebun’
nawandare date	nawandare date	N. ‘chin’; ‘dagu’
nayave von	najaβe βon	N. ‘beach’; ‘pantai’
naye	naje	‘here’; ‘di sini’
ndaoganto	ndaoɡʷanto	‘carry’; ‘bawa’
ndaugan	ndauɡʷan	‘take’; ‘ambil’
nde	nde	‘come’; ‘datang’
ngarawain	ŋarawain	‘far’; ‘jauh’
ngarawain	ŋarawain	‘long’; ‘panjang’
niam	niam	‘red’; ‘merah’
niki	niki	‘lie down’; ‘berbaring’
niki	niki	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
nikimarive	nikimariβe	‘dream’; ‘mimpi’
nimanyim	nimaɲim	N. ‘fly’; ‘lalat’
nimanyim gue	nimaɲim ɡʷue	N. ‘horsefly’; ‘lalat babi’
niput	niput	N. ‘saliva’; ‘ludah’
no	no	‘stay’; ‘tinggal’
no	no	‘still’; ‘masih’
ntabo	ntabo	‘one’; ‘satu’
nto	nto	‘go’; ‘pergi’
nyajawi	ɲad͡ʒawi	N. ‘grandchild’; ‘cucu’
nyaje	ɲad͡ʒe	‘go down’; ‘turun’
nyansanan	ɲansanan	‘run’; ‘lari’
nyanya nowon	ɲaɲa nowon	‘go up’; ‘jalan di atas, naik’
nyayau	ɲajau	‘speak’; ‘bicara’
nyoman	ɲoman	N. ‘canoe’; ‘perahu’
nyonai	ɲonai	‘lazy’; ‘malas’
nyunyube	ɲuɲube	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
okami	okami	N. ‘heart’; ‘jantung’
omajeven	omad͡ʒeβen	‘not’; ‘bukan’
omak	omak	‘machete’; ‘parang’
onai	onai	N. ‘lake’; ‘danau’
oram	oram	N. ‘stone’; ‘batu’
ove	oβe	N. ‘lungs’; ‘paru-paru’
oyam	ojam	‘spear’; ‘tombak’
oyo	ojo	‘cry’; ‘menangis’
pairi	pairi	‘full’; ‘penuh’
panyuan	paɲuan	‘strong’; ‘kuat’
pari	pari	‘anger’; ‘marah’
pariman	pariman	‘bitter’; ‘pahit’
paye	paje	N. ‘bones’; ‘tulang’
poper	poper	‘white’; ‘putih’
raija	raid͡ʒa	‘hold’; ‘pegang’
rain	rain	‘see’; ‘lihat’
raipar	raipar	‘throw’; ‘melempar’
rakaramai	rakaramai	‘scratch’; ‘garut’
rakasyu	rakaʃu	‘sew’; ‘jahit’
rakoar	rakoar	‘urinate’; ‘kencing’
rakuan	rakuan	‘squeeze’; ‘meremas’
ramanam	ramanam	‘drink’; ‘minum’
ramavun	ramaβun	V. ‘buy’; ‘beli’
ramawis	ramawis	‘blow’; ‘bertiup’
rambayan	rambajan	V. ‘sell’; ‘jual’
ramer	ramer	V. ‘burn’; ‘membakar’
ramer	ramer	V. ‘shoot’; ‘tembak’
rananto	rananto	‘give’; ‘beri, kasi’
ranaun	ranaun	‘listen’; ‘dengar’
ranyum	raɲum	V. ‘plant’; ‘menanam’
raparar	raparar	‘split’; ‘belah’
raperam	raperam	‘cut’; ‘potong’
ratukam	ratukam	‘stab’; ‘tikam’
raubais	raubais	‘kill’; ‘bunuh’
raukai	raukai	V. ‘tie’; ‘ikat’
rave	raβe	‘do’; ‘bikin, buat’
rawai	rawai	‘dig’; ‘menggali’
rawain	rawain	‘curse’; ‘maki’
renajo	renad͡ʒo	‘ask’; ‘bertanya’
ri syorais	ri ʃorais	‘eat’; ‘makan’
rija	rid͡ʒa	N. ‘brother’; ‘adik’
rinaimen	rinaimen	‘remember’; ‘ingat’
ririm	ririm	‘we two’; ‘kita dua’
ris	ris	‘I’; ‘saya’
roa	roa	N. ‘lime (for betel)’; ‘kapur’
saisin	saisin	‘sour’; ‘asam’
sakenan	sakenan	‘turn’; ‘balik’
sansiman	sansiman	‘tomorrow’; ‘besok’
sapatimu	sapatimu	‘choose’; ‘pilih’
sarer	sarer	‘dance’; ‘dansa, tari’
sentet	sentet	‘stand up’; ‘berdiri’
seo	seo	‘get up’; ‘bangun’
seyo	sejo	‘go up’; ‘naik’
som	som	‘this’; ‘ini’
syomore	ʃomore	N. ‘cassava’; ‘singkong’
syonai	ʃonai	‘don't want’; ‘tidak mau’
syorai	ʃorai	‘know’; ‘tahu’
syu	ʃu	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’
syuwin	ʃuwin	‘evil’; ‘jahat’
tambave	tambaβe	‘live’; ‘hidup’
tambaye	tambaje	‘self’; ‘sendiri’
tame	tame	N. ‘name’; ‘nama’
tanam	tanam	N. ‘fire’; ‘api’
tanoa	tanoa	‘masih ada’
tapekan	tapekan	‘thick’; ‘tebal’
taune veyap	taune βejap	‘you yourself’; ‘kamu sendiri’
tawae	tawae	N. ‘snake’; ‘ular’
tawokat	tawokat	N. ‘ko fruit’; ‘jambu’
temaje	temad͡ʒe	‘fall’; ‘jatuh’
tenam	tenam	‘one hundred, one thousand’; ‘seratus, seribu’
tenam eyane jirum	tenam ejane d͡ʒirum	‘twenty’; ‘dua puluh’
tija	tid͡ʒa	N. ‘knife’; ‘pisau’
titi	titi	‘high, tall’; ‘tinggi’
tuanka	tuanka	‘small, little’; ‘kecil’
tubai	tubai	V. ‘grow’; ‘tumbuh’
tugai	tuɡʷai	‘corrrect’; ‘benar’
tumain	tumain	‘short’; ‘pendek’
tume	tume	N. ‘stars’; ‘bintang’
tume	tume	N. ‘year’; ‘tahun’
tuna	tuna	‘sit down’; ‘duduk’
ube mandebe	ube mandebe	‘they three’; ‘mereka tiga’
ugei	uɡʷei	N. ‘pig’; ‘babi’
uma	uma	N. ‘sun’; ‘matahari’
umbai	umbai	N. ‘needle’; ‘jarum’
unat	unat	N. ‘mountain’; ‘gunung’
ungkuja	uŋkud͡ʒa	N. ‘netbag’; ‘noken’
unsumai	unsumai	N. ‘grass’; ‘rumput’
upa	upa	N. ‘rice’; ‘nasi’
vatan	βatan	N. ‘person, human’; ‘orang, manusia’
veramo	βeramo	‘but’; ‘tetapi’
verip	βerip	‘you two, they two (2du, 3du)’; ‘kamu dua, mereka dua’
veyap	βejap	‘we, them’; ‘kita, mereka’
vin	βin	‘he, she, you (3sg, 2sg)’; ‘dia, ko’
vinya wanya	βiɲa waɲa	‘she (3sg f)’; ‘dia (perempuan)’
vinyan anya	βiɲan aɲa	‘he (3sg m)’; ‘dia (laki-laki)’
vorai	βorai	N. ‘paddle’; ‘dayung’
vukan	βukan	N. ‘knee’; ‘lutut’
wail	wail	N. ‘rope’; ‘tali’
wamanya najorai	wamaɲa nad͡ʒorai	‘walk’; ‘jalan kaki’
wamtenambe	wamtenambe	‘all’; ‘semua’
wan tenambe	wan tenambe	‘we all’; ‘kita semua’
wanam	wanam	N. ‘breadfruit’; ‘sukun’
wande mandebe	wande mandebe	‘we three’; ‘kita tiga’
wankori	wankori	N. ‘crocodile’; ‘buaya’
wanya	waɲa	N. ‘woman’; ‘orang perempuan’
wao	wao	N. ‘leaf’; ‘daun’
wao	wao	N. ‘turtle’; ‘kura-kura’
warea	warea	N. ‘shore’; ‘darat’
wave mandebe	waβe mandebe	‘you three (2 trial)’; ‘kamu tiga’
weran	weran	N. ‘betel nut’; ‘pinang’
woper	woper	‘clean’; ‘bersih’
yavar	jaβar	N. ‘house’; ‘rumah’

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Gasser (2016d): Yawa Rosbori

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