Source entries: Wada (1980h)

Wada (1980h): Waioli

Original citation: Wada, Yuiti. 1980. Correspondence of Consonants in North Halmahera Languages and the Conservation of Archaic Sounds in Galela. In The Galela of Halmahera: A Preliminary Survey, 497-529. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology.

Notes on this source: edited by Maria Zielenbach

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
'ahu	ʔahu	‘live’; ‘hidup’
'usaha	ʔusaha	‘fight’; ‘juang’
acingi	atʃiŋi	‘split’; ‘sobek’
agȇ	aɡȇ	‘there’; ‘situ’
agîana	aɡîana	‘who?’; ‘siapa?’
aidi	aidi	‘tongue’; ‘lidah’
ale'a	aleʔa	‘where?’; ‘mana?’
alo	alo	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
alo foloi	alo foloi	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
âna	âna	‘they’; ‘mereka’
anȇ	anȇ	‘here’; ‘sini’
awa	awa	‘not, no’; ‘tidak’
baba	baba	‘father’; ‘ayah, bapak’
bangana	baŋana	‘woods’; ‘hutan’
banyo	baɲo	‘water’; ‘air’
baolo	baolo	‘float’; ‘timbul’
besa'a	besaʔa	‘rain’; ‘hujan’
bidanga	bidaŋa	‘sister’; ‘saudara perempuan’
biru	biru	‘blue’; ‘biru’
boko'o	bokoʔo	‘short’; ‘pendek’
boloto	boloto	‘straight’; ‘lurus’
borohaso	borohaso	‘warm’; ‘hangat’
bubudana	bubudana	‘white’; ‘putih’
busa	busa	‘wet’; ‘basah’
busu'údu	busuˈʔudu	‘knee’; ‘lutut’
camala	tʃamala	‘neck’; ‘leher’
ceka	tʃeka	‘small’; ‘kecil’
cekaua	tʃekaua	‘few’; ‘sedikit’
cira	tʃira	‘bad’; ‘buruk’
cira	tʃira	‘rotten’; ‘busuk’
dadi	dadi	‘dry (v.)’; ‘jemur’
dangono	daŋono	‘lie’; ‘baring’
di'imi	diʔimi	‘tail’; ‘ekor’
dini	dini	‘sew’; ‘jahit’
diwanga	diwaŋa	‘sky’; ‘langit’
dowongi	dowoŋi	‘sand’; ‘pasir’
du	du	‘they’; ‘mereka’
dudunu	dudunu	‘back’; ‘belakang’
eno'o	enoʔo	‘bark’; ‘kulit (pohon)’
eno'o	enoʔo	‘skin’; ‘kulit’
eta'a	etaʔa	‘fall’; ‘jatuh’
fini	fini	‘seed’; ‘benih, biji’
gaji	ɡadʒi	‘fat, grease’; ‘gemuk’
galatu'u	ɡalatuʔu	‘wing’; ‘sayap’
gane	ɡane	‘louse’; ‘kutu, tuma’
gasa	ɡasa	‘take, hold’; ‘bawa’
gasi	ɡasi	‘salt’; ‘garam’
gatere	ɡatere	‘heart’; ‘jantung’
gatere	ɡatere	‘liver’; ‘hati’
giama	ɡiama	‘hand’; ‘tangan’
gogo	ɡoɡo	‘feather’; ‘bulu’
gogodi	ɡoɡodi	‘bite’; ‘gigit’
gosi	ɡosi	‘egg’; ‘telur’
gubadi	ɡubadi	‘left’; ‘kiri’
gudara	ɡudara	‘grass’; ‘rumput’
guida'a	ɡuidaʔa	‘right’; ‘kanan’
guino	ɡuino	‘work’; ‘kerja’
gumi	ɡumi	‘rope’; ‘tali’
haiwani	haiwani	‘animal’; ‘binatang’
hitomo	hitomo	‘push’; ‘dorong’
hoa	hoa	‘blow’; ‘tiup’
idala	idala	‘pull’; ‘tarik’
idanga	idaŋa	‘brother’; ‘saudara lalaki’
ijo	idʒo	‘green’; ‘hijau’
ingidi	iŋidi	‘tooth’; ‘gigi’
isen(e)	isen(e)	‘hear’; ‘dengar’
iwiti	iwiti	‘rub’; ‘gosok’
jiji'ídi	dʒidʒiˈʔidi	‘smooth’; ‘licin’
ka'udu	kaʔudu	‘long’; ‘lama’
kamo-kamo	kamo-kamo	‘cloud’; ‘awan’
kanau	kanau	‘speak’; ‘bicara’
kane	kane	‘louse’; ‘kutu, tuma’
kauna	kauna	‘dog’; ‘anjing’
kiciwidi	kitʃiwidi	‘nail’; ‘kuku’
kie	kie	‘mountain’; ‘gunung’
kokolili	kokolili	‘red’; ‘merah’
kokotu'u	kokotuʔu	‘black’; ‘hitam’
kolotidi	kolotidi	‘worm’; ‘cacing’
kudaci	kudatʃi	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
kudutu	kudutu	‘far’; ‘jauh’
kupiringi	kupiriŋi	‘thick’; ‘tebal’
la'eme	laʔeme	‘meat’; ‘daging’
la'o	laʔo	‘eye’; ‘mata’
laa	laa	‘good’; ‘baik’
lalá	laˈla	‘good’; ‘baik’
lamo'o	lamoʔo	‘big’; ‘besar’
latusu rimoi	latusu rimoi	‘hundred’; ‘seratus’
lelegu	leleɡu	‘other’; ‘lain’
lobi-lobi	lobi-lobi	‘fog’; ‘kabut’
lobiri	lobiri	‘night’; ‘malam’
lohoko	lohoko	‘wind’; ‘angin’
lomanga	lomaŋa	‘name’; ‘nama (kecil)’
loworo	loworo	‘smoke’; ‘asap’
ma'e	maʔe	‘see’; ‘lihat’
ma'i'o	maʔiʔo	‘play’; ‘main’
madanga	madaŋa	‘mouth’; ‘mulut’
madi	madi	‘stone’; ‘batu’
malata	malata	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
mangono	maŋono	‘dull’; ‘tumpul’
mangono	maŋono	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’
manyanyi	maɲaɲi	‘sing’; ‘nyanyi’
meme	meme	‘mother’; ‘ibu’
mi	mi	‘we (ex.)’; ‘kami’
mo	mo	‘she’; ‘ia, dia’
moimoini	moimoini	‘all’; ‘segala’
mojongo	modʒoŋo	‘fear’; ‘takut’
motu	motu	‘hit’; ‘pukul’
mudu-mudu	mudu-mudu	‘star’; ‘bintang’
muduo'îa	muduoʔîa	‘some’; ‘beberapa’
muna	muna	‘she’; ‘ia, dia’
musung	musuŋ	‘year’; ‘tahun’
namo	namo	‘bird’; ‘burung, manuk’
naudu	naudu	‘husband’; ‘suami, laki’
naudu	naudu	‘male’; ‘lakilaki’
ngadolo	ŋadolo	‘come’; ‘datang’
ngamasa	ŋamasa	‘breathe’; ‘napas’
ngana	ŋana	‘you (sg.)’; ‘Anda’
ngapanga	ŋapaŋa	‘river’; ‘sungai, kali’
ngara	ŋara	‘moon’; ‘bulan’
ngau'u	ŋauʔu	‘ear’; ‘telinga’
ngaunu	ŋaunu	‘blood’; ‘darah’
ngene	ŋene	‘we (in.)’; ‘kita’
ngia	ŋia	‘snake’; ‘ular’
ngidu	ŋidu	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
nginara	ŋinara	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
ngini	ŋini	‘you (pl.)’; ‘Anda (pl.)’
ngo'omo	ŋoʔomo	‘way’; ‘jalan’
ngoi	ŋoi	‘I’; ‘saya’
ngomi	ŋomi	‘we (ex.)’; ‘kami’
ngonono	ŋonono	‘dry (v.)’; ‘jemur’
ngowa'a	ŋowaʔa	‘child’; ‘anak’
ngowa'a	ŋowaʔa	‘person’; ‘orang’
ngowo	ŋowo	‘old’; ‘tua, lama’
ngunanga	ŋunaŋa	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
ngunungu	ŋunuŋu	‘nose’; ‘hidung’
ni	ni	‘you (pl.)’; ‘Anda (pl.)’
no	no	‘you (sg.)’; ‘Anda’
nyagimoi	ɲaɡimoi	‘ten’; ‘sepuluh’
nyagiromodidi	ɲaɡiromodidi	‘twenty’; ‘duapuluh’
nyao'o	ɲaoʔo	‘fish’; ‘ikan’
nyelo'o	ɲeloʔo	‘laugh’; ‘tawa’
o'e	oʔe	‘drink’; ‘minum’
obidi	obidi	‘spit’; ‘ludah’
obongo	oboŋo	‘bone’; ‘tulang’
omara	omara	‘kill’; ‘bunuh’
oromo	oromo	‘eat’; ‘makan’
orou	orou	‘what?’; ‘apa?’
paiti	paiti	‘dig’; ‘gali’
pakean	pakean	‘clothing’; ‘pakian’
pece	petʃe	‘dirty’; ‘kotor’
pi'idi	piʔidi	‘wipe’; ‘hapus’
piri'i	piriʔi	‘old’; ‘tua, lama’
piri'u	piriʔu	‘tie’; ‘ikat’
pó'olo	ˈpoʔolo	‘belly’; ‘perut’
poa'a	poaʔa	‘cry’; ‘jerit’
pongo	poŋo	‘wood (tree)’; ‘kayu’
pula'a	pulaʔa	‘give’; ‘beri’
pululu	pululu	‘round’; ‘bulat’
rara	rara	‘wide’; ‘lebar’
rarama	rarama	‘six’; ‘enam’
rara-uwa	rara-uwa	‘narrow’; ‘sempit’
rata	rata	‘four’; ‘empat’
re	re	‘and’; ‘dan’
repe	repe	‘many’; ‘banyak’
rimoi	rimoi	‘one’; ‘satu’
roange	roaŋe	‘three’; ‘tiga’
roboso	roboso	‘swell’; ‘gembung’
roge	roɡe	‘dance’; ‘tari’
roimí	roiˈmi	‘count’; ‘bilang’
romanga	romaŋa	‘full’; ‘penuh’
romodidi	romodidi	‘two’; ‘dua’
romotoa	romotoa	‘five’; ‘lima’
rou	rou	‘leg, foot’; ‘kaki’
sa'ai	saʔai	‘boil’; ‘masak’
sa'alou	saʔalou	‘how?’; ‘bagaimana?’
sa'álou	saˈʔalou	‘if’; ‘kalau’
sa'alowî'a	saʔalowîʔa	‘when?’; ‘kapan?, bila?’
sae'e	saeʔe	‘head’; ‘kepala’
sagu-sagu	saɡu-saɡu	‘spear’; ‘tombak’
sasa	sasa	‘swim’; ‘renang’
sasa'u	sasaʔu	‘hot’; ‘panas’
sasolo	sasolo	‘flow’; ‘alir’
saya	saja	‘flower’; ‘bunga’
sebanga	sebaŋa	‘near’; ‘dekat’
senenge	seneŋe	‘die’; ‘mati’
siru	siru	‘burn’; ‘nyala’
siworo	siworo	‘nine’; ‘sembilan’
so'a	soʔa	‘leaf’; ‘daun’
soloro	soloro	‘fly’; ‘terbang’
sowo'o	sowoʔo	‘fruit’; ‘buah’
sungi	suŋi	‘new’; ‘baru’
surono	surono	‘pierce’; ‘tusuk’
susu	susu	‘breast’; ‘buah dada’
suyu	suju	‘suck’; ‘isap’
tabu	tabu	‘shoot’; ‘tembak’
tadu'u	taduʔu	‘horn’; ‘tanduk’
tagi	taɡi	‘walk’; ‘jalan’
taji	tadʒi	‘pierce’; ‘tusuk’
talaga	talaɡa	‘lake’; ‘telaga’
tana'a	tanaʔa	‘earth’; ‘tanah’
taranga	taraŋa	‘cut’; ‘potong’
taudu	taudu	‘roast’; ‘bakar’
te'oso	teʔoso	‘stand’; ‘diri’
teonga	teoŋa	‘sea’; ‘laut’
tero	tero	‘right (true)’; ‘benar’
terongo	teroŋo	‘say’; ‘sebut’
ti'ara	tiʔara	‘long’; ‘panjang’
tibang	tibaŋ	‘think’; ‘pikir’
tiríni	tiˈrini	‘sit’; ‘duduk’
to	to	‘I’; ‘saya’
tola'a	tolaʔa	‘cut’; ‘potong’
tu'u	tuʔu	‘roast’; ‘bakar’
tuangele	tuaŋele	‘eight’; ‘delapan’
tubuso	tubuso	‘heavy’; ‘berat’
tumese	tumese	‘smell’; ‘cium, bau’
tumudingi	tumudiŋi	‘seven’; ‘tujuh’
u'u	uʔu	‘fire’; ‘api’
-ua	-ua	‘not, no’; ‘tidak’
uisi	uisi	‘flow’; ‘alir’
uju	udʒu	‘wash’; ‘cuci’
una	una	‘he’; ‘ia, dia’
uru	uru	‘guts’; ‘usus’
utu	utu	‘hair’; ‘rambut’
utu'u	utuʔu	‘root’; ‘akar’
uturu	uturu	‘ash (=dust)’; ‘abu’
wako	wako	‘throw’; ‘lempar’
wangere	waŋere	‘day’; ‘hari’
wangere	waŋere	‘sun’; ‘marahari’
ware	ware	‘scratch’; ‘cakar’
waro	waro	‘know’; ‘tahu’
were'a	wereʔa	‘female’; ‘perempuan’
were'a	wereʔa	‘wife’; ‘isteri’
wo	wo	‘he’; ‘ia, dia’
wo	wo	‘we (in.)’; ‘kita’

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Wada (1980h): Waioli

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