Mead (1998t): Konawe
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Headword | IPA | Glosses | |
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a'epe | aʔepe | ‘lake’ (eng) | |
aa | aa | ‘interior, inside’ (eng) | |
aa | aa | ‘waist, loins’ (eng) | |
aha | aha | ‘large lake or swamp’ (eng) | |
alu | alu | ‘mat’ (eng) | |
amba | amba | ‘trap’ (eng) | |
ambo | ambo | ‘forgiveness’ (eng) | |
ana | ana | ‘child, offspring’ (eng) | |
ana elu | ana elu | ‘orphan’ (eng) | |
ando'olo | andoʔolo | ‘forest’ (eng) | |
ane | ane | ‘termite’ (eng) | |
ari | ari | ‘finish, already’ (eng) | |
aso | aso | ‘one’ (eng) | |
ate | ate | ‘liver’ (eng) | |
ato | ato | ‘roofing thatch’ (eng) | |
awo | aβo | ‘step’ (eng) | |
baki | baki | ‘kind of basket’ (eng) | |
bangga | baŋɡa | ‘boat’ (eng) | |
benggi | beŋɡi | ‘earthen water barrel’ (eng) | |
benu | benu | ‘coconut husk (fibrous part)’ (eng) | |
bibi | bibi | ‘lips’ (eng) | |
biri | biri | ‘ear’ (eng) | |
boke | boke | ‘tightly fitting’ (eng) | |
bondo | bondo | ‘wet’ (eng) | |
bongo | boŋo | ‘deaf’ (eng) | |
boso | boso | ‘corral, stable’ (eng) | |
boto | boto | ‘seed, fruit, classifier used when counting certain objects’ (eng) | |
boto-no laika | boto-no laika | ‘main part of a house, excluding attached parts such as a porch, terrace, or kitchen’ (eng) | |
bubulili | bubulili | ‘turn around’ (eng) | |
buku lale | buku lale | ‘ankle’ (eng) | |
bumbunga | bumbuŋa | ‘ridge of roof’ (eng) | |
bungga | buŋɡa | ‘crab’ (eng) | |
bunggu | buŋɡu | ‘back’ (eng) | |
buroto | buroto | ‘mosquito’ (eng) | |
buso | buso | ‘high tide’ (eng) | |
butu | butu | ‘go toward’ (eng) | |
dahu | dahu | ‘dog’ (eng) | |
dopi | dopi | ‘board, plank’ (eng) | |
duku | duku | ‘winnowing tray’ (eng) | |
dula | dula | ‘kind of large carved wooden bowl with two handles on side at top, for mixing sago, washing dishes’ (eng) | |
dumoa'i | dumoaʔi | ‘count’ (eng) | |
dunggu | duŋɡu | ‘arrive’ (eng) | |
ehe | ehe | ‘want, desire’ (eng) | |
ehu | ehu | ‘rib’ (eng) | |
elo | elo | ‘tongue’ (eng) | |
eme | eme | ‘liquid’ (eng) | |
eno-eno | eno-eno | ‘necklace’ (eng) | |
gau | ɡau | ‘cheat’ (eng) | |
gawu | ɡaβu | ‘fog, cloud on mountainside, cloud’ (eng) | |
gele-gele | ɡele-ɡele | ‘amusing, funny’ (eng) | |
geru | ɡeru | ‘scratch’ (eng) | |
golu | ɡolu | ‘ball’ (eng) | |
gumili | ɡumili | ‘turn around, rotate’ (eng) | |
haka | haka | ‘root’ (eng) | |
haki | haki | ‘pain, sickness’ (eng) | |
hala | hala | ‘debt, sin’ (eng) | |
halu | halu | ‘eight’ (eng) | |
hana | hana | ‘right’ (eng) | |
hanu | hanu | ‘shame, rajah’ (eng) | |
hiku | hiku | ‘elbow’ (eng) | |
hilo | hilo | ‘nit’ (eng) | |
hiloo | hiloo | ‘nit’ (eng) | |
hoa | hoa | ‘hornbill’ (eng) | |
hoani | hoani | ‘bee’ (eng) | |
hori | hori | ‘side, near’ (eng) | |
horo | horo | ‘floor, spider web’ (eng) | |
hule | hule | ‘heart’ (eng) | |
hule | hule | ‘top (toy)’ (eng) | |
hulo | hulo | ‘torch, resin’ (eng) | |
humopa | humopa | ‘bark’ (eng) | |
iahu | iahu | ‘bamboo water container’ (eng) | |
ihi | ihi | ‘flesh of fruit, contents’ (eng) | |
ila | ila | ‘lost’ (eng) | |
ina'u | inaʔu | ‘descend’ (eng) | |
inalahi | inalahi | ‘(that which) is covered with trees’ (eng) | |
inehapo | inehapo | ‘where’ (eng) | |
inipia | inipia | ‘some unspecified time before today, other day, when, when?’ (eng) | |
inipua | inipua | ‘day after tomorrow’ (eng) | |
kadadi | kadadi | ‘animal’ (eng) | |
kadu | kadu | ‘betel pouch’ (eng) | |
kambo | kambo | ‘village’ (eng) | |
kangga | kaŋɡa | ‘spider’ (eng) | |
kasai | kasai | ‘lance, spear with three blades’ (eng) | |
kasundoruku | kasundoruku | ‘backbone, spine’ (eng) | |
kea-kea | kea-kea | ‘parrot’ (eng) | |
kela | kela | ‘gourd, pumpkin’ (eng) | |
kila | kila | ‘flash of lightning’ (eng) | |
kimo | kimo | ‘shell’ (eng) | |
kinawo | kinaβo | ‘bark cloth’ (eng) | |
kiniwia | kiniβia | ‘evening’ (eng) | |
kire | kire | ‘eyebrow’ (eng) | |
koa | koa | ‘each, every, exact, fitting’ (eng) | |
koea | koea | ‘fruit bat’ (eng) | |
koheo | koheo | ‘ant’ (eng) | |
kolopua | kolopua | ‘tortoise’ (eng) | |
koloro | koloro | ‘twine’ (eng) | |
kolupe | kolupe | ‘forget’ (eng) | |
kombisi | kombisi | ‘cheek’ (eng) | |
kombo | kombo | ‘guts’ (eng) | |
kono | kono | ‘true, right’ (eng) | |
kono-i | kono-i | ‘hit, touch’ (eng) | |
konuai | konuai | ‘red millipede’ (eng) | |
kotu | kotu | ‘pick (as flowers, etc.)’ (eng) | |
kuhe | kuhe | ‘cuscus’ (eng) | |
kuli | kuli | ‘skin’ (eng) | |
kulisi | kulisi | ‘peel woody items (e.g. cassava) using a blade’ (eng) | |
kuluri | kuluri | ‘parrot’ (eng) | |
kumbi | kumbi | ‘framboesia’ (eng) | |
kumekai | kumekai | ‘dig’ (eng) | |
kumono-i | kumono-i | ‘hit, touch’ (eng) | |
kundo | kundo | ‘dark cloud’ (eng) | |
kuni | kuni | ‘tumeric’ (eng) | |
kuro | kuro | ‘cooking pot’ (eng) | |
la'usa | laʔusa | ‘ladder’ (eng) | |
laa | laa | ‘section of a bamboo’ (eng) | |
laa | laa | ‘trunk, stalk, middle part of something long and (typically) vertical’ (eng) | |
laho | laho | ‘rafter’ (eng) | |
lale | lale | ‘fly’ (eng) | |
lalo | lalo | ‘pass, very, too’ (eng) | |
lamoa | lamoa | ‘atmosphere’ (eng) | |
langgai | laŋɡai | ‘male’ (eng) | |
lanu | lanu | ‘lontar palm’ (eng) | |
lapi | lapi | ‘layer’ (eng) | |
laro | laro | ‘inside (a month, ones spirit)’ (eng) | |
laulau | laulau | ‘immediately, directly’ (eng) | |
lawu | laβu | ‘iron’ (eng) | |
lea | lea | ‘flame’ (eng) | |
lebo | lebo | ‘valley’ (eng) | |
lelu | lelu | ‘earthquake’ (eng) | |
lemo | lemo | ‘citrus fruit’ (eng) | |
lima | lima | ‘five’ (eng) | |
limba | limba | ‘step, stride’ (eng) | |
linda | linda | ‘leech’ (eng) | |
lino | lino | ‘lake’ (eng) | |
lipa | lipa | ‘centipede’ (eng) | |
lipuwuta | lipuβuta | ‘homeland’ (eng) | |
loio | loio | ‘ginger’ (eng) | |
lolai | lolai | ‘umbilical cord’ (eng) | |
lomba | lomba | ‘hole’ (eng) | |
londo | londo | ‘float’ (eng) | |
luku | luku | ‘fold’ (eng) | |
lumango | lumaŋo | ‘swim’ (eng) | |
lumelepa | lumelepa | ‘sit with knees bent to one side’ (eng) | |
luwuako | luβuako | ‘together’ (eng) | |
mai | mai | ‘come on!, asleep (of a limb), male’ (eng) | |
manasa | manasa | ‘clearly, surely, bird’ (eng) | |
maroa | maroa | ‘lively, crowded’ (eng) | |
mata | mata | ‘eye’ (eng) | |
mate | mate | ‘dead’ (eng) | |
mbelawa | mbelaβa | ‘oppose’ (eng) | |
mbetala | mbetala | ‘arranged (in a row)’ (eng) | |
mbule | mbule | ‘return home’ (eng) | |
me'asikee | meʔasikee | ‘slip something in between’ (eng) | |
me'eusa | meʔeusa | ‘exchange, stir’ (eng) | |
meawu | meaβu | ‘dusty’ (eng) | |
mebinda | mebinda | ‘sail, leave’ (eng) | |
mebuani | mebuani | ‘fish with a net’ (eng) | |
mebue | mebue | ‘rock, sway, wave, flutter’ (eng) | |
meha | meha | ‘portion (of)’ (eng) | |
mehapu | mehapu | ‘deny’ (eng) | |
mehawai | mehaβai | ‘think, remember’ (eng) | |
mehela | mehela | ‘mix’ (eng) | |
mekaparako | mekaparako | ‘fly away’ (eng) | |
mekarasi | mekarasi | ‘very strong, pinch’ (eng) | |
mekopu | mekopu | ‘embrace’ (eng) | |
mekuru | mekuru | ‘scrape the surface of (as in scaling a fish)’ (eng) | |
melawe | melaβe | ‘broad, wide’ (eng) | |
melepa | melepa | ‘sit with knees bent to one side’ (eng) | |
melosi | melosi | ‘jump’ (eng) | |
mendaa | mendaa | ‘long’ (eng) | |
mendatana | mendatana | ‘squat’ (eng) | |
menggena-kena | meŋɡena-kena | ‘alike, similar’ (eng) | |
mepasipole | mepasipole | ‘contact, arrange, endeavor’ (eng) | |
meponangi | meponaŋi | ‘win’ (eng) | |
mepuuri | mepuuri | ‘blow’ (eng) | |
meraki | meraki | ‘covered with fine dirt’ (eng) | |
merodo | merodo | ‘throw’ (eng) | |
mesiu | mesiu | ‘sweet’ (eng) | |
metulura | metulura | ‘speak’ (eng) | |
metutu enge | metutu eŋe | ‘close the nose’ (eng) | |
mewalo | meβalo | ‘fat, thick’ (eng) | |
mewewe | meβeβe | ‘wind’ (eng) | |
mewoleako | meβoleako | ‘spread out’ (eng) | |
mewoo-woo | meβoo-βoo | ‘have a rotten smell’ (eng) | |
mili | mili | ‘go downstream’ (eng) | |
mo'alo | moʔalo | ‘take’ (eng) | |
mo'ana | moʔana | ‘weave’ (eng) | |
mo'ea | moʔea | ‘slice’ (eng) | |
mo'ia | moʔia | ‘live’ (eng) | |
mo'ipi | moʔipi | ‘dream’ (eng) | |
mo'oli | moʔoli | ‘buy’ (eng) | |
mo'usa | moʔusa | ‘pound, stamp’ (eng) | |
mo'uso | moʔuso | ‘green, yellow’ (eng) | |
moa | moa | ‘window opening’ (eng) | |
moahi | moahi | ‘salty’ (eng) | |
mobaho | mobaho | ‘bathe (someone)’ (eng) | |
mobea | mobea | ‘heavy’ (eng) | |
mobongo | moboŋo | ‘deaf’ (eng) | |
mogau-gau | moɡau-ɡau | ‘cheat’ (eng) | |
mohai | mohai | ‘burn (intr.)’ (eng) | |
mohawu | mohaβu | ‘sow (by scattering)’ (eng) | |
mohewu | moheβu | ‘small’ (eng) | |
mohodu | mohodu | ‘hiccup, fry something without oil (as peanuts, coffee beans), stir something’ (eng) | |
mohopa | mohopa | ‘bark’ (eng) | |
mohunu | mohunu | ‘light a fire which spreads’ (eng) | |
moiko | moiko | ‘appealing to the sight or taste, attractive, nice, pretty, delicious’ (eng) | |
mokalu | mokalu | ‘curly, kinky (of hair)’ (eng) | |
mokapa | mokapa | ‘thick’ (eng) | |
moko'au | mokoʔau | ‘feel longing for s.th.’ (eng) | |
mokoopu-o | mokoopu-o | ‘finish it’ (eng) | |
mokora | mokora | ‘strong’ (eng) | |
mokukuti | mokukuti | ‘pinch with fingernails’ (eng) | |
molaa | molaa | ‘now and then, occasionally’ (eng) | |
molanggu | molaŋɡu | ‘strike’ (eng) | |
molangu | molaŋu | ‘dizzy, drunk’ (eng) | |
molano | molano | ‘inside’ (eng) | |
molasu | molasu | ‘flee’ (eng) | |
molemba | molemba | ‘carry pole’ (eng) | |
moleu | moleu | ‘withered’ (eng) | |
molibu | molibu | ‘surround, encircle’ (eng) | |
molibuti | molibuti | ‘surround, encircle’ (eng) | |
molingaa | moliŋaa | ‘clean, calm, clear, bright’ (eng) | |
moloka | moloka | ‘pull out’ (eng) | |
mololaha | mololaha | ‘look for, seek’ (eng) | |
mololawu | mololaβu | ‘crazy’ (eng) | |
molonggo | moloŋɡo | ‘wide, roomy, loose’ (eng) | |
molowu | moloβu | ‘flooding’ (eng) | |
molua | molua | ‘great in surface area, extensive, vast, broad’ (eng) | |
molua | molua | ‘put something out, expel something’ (eng) | |
moluarako | moluarako | ‘carry or move something out’ (eng) | |
momamaki | momamaki | ‘chew’ (eng) | |
momata | momata | ‘unripe’ (eng) | |
mombaho | mombaho | ‘plant’ (eng) | |
mombeasinggeke | mombeasiŋɡeke | ‘carry under the arm’ (eng) | |
mombenasa | mombenasa | ‘feel (as in feel hunger)’ (eng) | |
mombiara | mombiara | ‘take care of’ (eng) | |
mombo'aha | momboʔaha | ‘shoulder’ (eng) | |
mombodea | mombodea | ‘hear’ (eng) | |
mombole | mombole | ‘cut off’ (eng) | |
momboweehi | momboβeehi | ‘give’ (eng) | |
mombowehi | momboβehi | ‘give’ (eng) | |
mombupu | mombupu | ‘pick (fruit)’ (eng) | |
momee | momee | ‘afraid’ (eng) | |
momomaa | momomaa | ‘yawn’ (eng) | |
momone | momone | ‘ascend, climb (as a tree)’ (eng) | |
monaa | monaa | ‘put, place, store’ (eng) | |
monahu | monahu | ‘cook, taste, pus’ (eng) | |
mondae | mondae | ‘far’ (eng) | |
mondataki | mondataki | ‘pull down (as house)’ (eng) | |
mondatapi | mondatapi | ‘wash (clothes)’ (eng) | |
mondele | mondele | ‘shallow (dish, river)’ (eng) | |
mondopaki | mondopaki | ‘hit mercifully’ (eng) | |
mondue | mondue | ‘fell, cut down’ (eng) | |
monduehi | monduehi | ‘fell, cut down’ (eng) | |
monduha | monduha | ‘drop (trans.)’ (eng) | |
mondulura | mondulura | ‘speak’ (eng) | |
monea | monea | ‘tame’ (eng) | |
monga'e | moŋaʔe | ‘headhunt’ (eng) | |
mongae | moŋae | ‘headhunt’ (eng) | |
mongare | moŋare | ‘lazy’ (eng) | |
monggaa | moŋɡaa | ‘eat’ (eng) | |
monggara | moŋɡara | ‘very strong, pinch’ (eng) | |
monggaso | moŋɡaso | ‘blunt’ (eng) | |
monggeru | moŋɡeru | ‘scratch, put a scratch or cut in’ (eng) | |
mongilu | moŋilu | ‘have sensitive teeth’ (eng) | |
mongoni-ngoni | moŋoni-ŋoni | ‘worship’ (eng) | |
monipi | monipi | ‘thin (objects)’ (eng) | |
mooli | mooli | ‘buy’ (eng) | |
mooti | mooti | ‘ebb’ (eng) | |
mopa'i | mopaʔi | ‘bitter’ (eng) | |
mopee | mopee | ‘tight’ (eng) | |
morabu | morabu | ‘pull out (as weeds, or feathers from a bird)’ (eng) | |
morako | morako | ‘catch’ (eng) | |
moraku | moraku | ‘grasp a handful (of a granular substance)’ (eng) | |
moreo | moreo | ‘feverish, have a fever’ (eng) | |
mori | mori | ‘k.o. bat’ (eng) | |
moroa | moroa | ‘clean, free of disease, holy’ (eng) | |
moruru | moruru | ‘gather, pick up’ (eng) | |
mosaka | mosaka | ‘cook, boil’ (eng) | |
mosaru | mosaru | ‘borrow’ (eng) | |
moseka | moseka | ‘brave’ (eng) | |
mosere | mosere | ‘cut off’ (eng) | |
mosile | mosile | ‘lick’ (eng) | |
mosirobo | mosirobo | ‘sip, slurp’ (eng) | |
mota'u | motaʔu | ‘clever’ (eng) | |
motaha | motaha | ‘ripe, done’ (eng) | |
motao | motao | ‘laugh’ (eng) | |
motoha | motoha | ‘hard’ (eng) | |
motonda | motonda | ‘throw away’ (eng) | |
mototao | mototao | ‘laugh’ (eng) | |
moturu | moturu | ‘sleep’ (eng) | |
mouweti | mouβeti | ‘lift and move s.th.’ (eng) | |
mowalo | moβalo | ‘repay’ (eng) | |
mowawo | moβaβo | ‘take along, carry’ (eng) | |
mowolo | moβolo | ‘lukewarm’ (eng) | |
mowolu | moβolu | ‘unfold long flexible object (as rope, rattan, wire)’ (eng) | |
mowoo-woo | moβoo-βoo | ‘have a rotten smell’ (eng) | |
mowu'ohi | moβuʔohi | ‘clean’ (eng) | |
mowuwui | moβuβui | ‘give seeds to (as dropping seeds into a dibble hole, or giving a small amount of feed to chickens)’ (eng) | |
nduu-nduu | nduu-nduu | ‘crash (e.g. falling rock)’ (eng) | |
ngamba | ŋamba | ‘leprosy’ (eng) | |
nganga | ŋaŋa | ‘opening, interior mouth area’ (eng) | |
ngapa | ŋapa | ‘anchorage, port’ (eng) | |
ngara | ŋara | ‘palate’ (eng) | |
ngisi | ŋisi | ‘tooth’ (eng) | |
ngolu | ŋolu | ‘dew’ (eng) | |
ngusu | ŋusu | ‘phlegm’ (eng) | |
nohu | nohu | ‘rice mortar’ (eng) | |
numango | numaŋo | ‘swim’ (eng) | |
o lino | o lino | ‘world, visible creation’ (eng) | |
ohio | ohio | ‘salt’ (eng) | |
oleo | oleo | ‘day’ (eng) | |
olimbopo | olimbopo | ‘firefly’ (eng) | |
oliwi | oliβi | ‘order, instruction, correspondence’ (eng) | |
olo | olo | ‘between, in the midst of’ (eng) | |
onda | onda | ‘scale (of fish)’ (eng) | |
ondele | ondele | ‘shallow (dish, river)’ (eng) | |
ongo | oŋo | ‘biting grasshopper’ (eng) | |
onia | onia | ‘raft’ (eng) | |
onitu | onitu | ‘ghost, spirit’ (eng) | |
onoma | onoma | ‘six’ (eng) | |
opalo | opalo | ‘buttocks’ (eng) | |
opio | opio | ‘how many?’ (eng) | |
opua | opua | ‘wind’ (eng) | |
oputu | oputu | ‘short, low’ (eng) | |
oru | oru | ‘soon, quickly’ (eng) | |
oso-i | oso-i | ‘suck up (as water)’ (eng) | |
ota | ota | ‘chaff’ (eng) | |
pa'a | paʔa | ‘thigh’ (eng) | |
paa | paa | ‘thigh’ (eng) | |
pada | pada | ‘same’ (eng) | |
pae | pae | ‘field rice’ (eng) | |
paho-'i | paho-ʔi | ‘plant’ (eng) | |
paku | paku | ‘ferns’ (eng) | |
pali | pali | ‘axe’ (eng) | |
palu | palu | ‘hammer (tool)’ (eng) | |
pamba tahi | pamba tahi | ‘beach’ (eng) | |
pani | pani | ‘wing’ (eng) | |
pao | pao | ‘chisel’ (eng) | |
paso | paso | ‘peg’ (eng) | |
pato | pato | ‘bamboo sp’ (eng) | |
pato | pato | ‘four’ (eng) | |
pekaikee | pekaikee | ‘hang’ (eng) | |
pele | pele | ‘palm, sole’ (eng) | |
penao | penao | ‘breathe, breath, spirit’ (eng) | |
penggori | peŋɡori | ‘ichthyosis, tinea’ (eng) | |
peri | peri | ‘bamboo sp’ (eng) | |
periou | periou | ‘go first’ (eng) | |
pewali | peβali | ‘enemy’ (eng) | |
pewangu | peβaŋu | ‘wake up’ (eng) | |
pewonggo | peβoŋɡo | ‘goitre’ (eng) | |
pia | pia | ‘how many?’ (eng) | |
pidi | pidi | ‘bow (for hunting)’ (eng) | |
piho | piho | ‘boil’ (eng) | |
pinake | pinake | ‘used’ (eng) | |
pinetawa | pinetaβa | ‘prisoner’ (eng) | |
pio | pio | ‘squeeze, press in hand’ (eng) | |
pisi | pisi | ‘squeeze between fingers’ (eng) | |
piso | piso | ‘knife’ (eng) | |
pitu | pitu | ‘seven’ (eng) | |
pokatu | pokatu | ‘package (trans. stem)’ (eng) | |
polei | polei | ‘cut off’ (eng) | |
polu | polu | ‘hearth, fireplace’ (eng) | |
pombulao | pombulao | ‘garden plot’ (eng) | |
ponu | ponu | ‘turtle’ (eng) | |
popolo | popolo | ‘bride price’ (eng) | |
porini | porini | ‘wall’ (eng) | |
posu | posu | ‘gall bladder’ (eng) | |
pu'u | puʔu | ‘trunk (of tree)’ (eng) | |
puhe | puhe | ‘navel’ (eng) | |
pulu | pulu | ‘sap, gum’ (eng) | |
pumbu | pumbu | ‘gather, assemble’ (eng) | |
pundi | pundi | ‘banana’ (eng) | |
pupui | pupui | ‘pick (fruit)’ (eng) | |
puri | puri | ‘buttocks, base, bottom’ (eng) | |
rara | rara | ‘heat from a source above or below’ (eng) | |
rombo-rombo olutu | rombo-rombo olutu | ‘sit with legs up and knees clasped by arms’ (eng) | |
rombui | rombui | ‘last, at the back’ (eng) | |
ronga | roŋa | ‘companion’ (eng) | |
rongo | roŋo | ‘rope’ (eng) | |
rope | rope | ‘bow (of boat)’ (eng) | |
ropo | ropo | ‘double arm span (from tip to tip of arms extended horizontally from side of body)’ (eng) | |
roroma | roroma | ‘darkness’ (eng) | |
rowu | roβu | ‘bamboo shoot’ (eng) | |
rua | rua | ‘two (bound numeral)’ (eng) | |
rumumbanggee | rumumbaŋɡee | ‘topple something’ (eng) | |
runggu | ruŋɡu | ‘sickness’ (eng) | |
sa'a | saʔa | ‘ugly, bad, rotten, foul’ (eng) | |
sabutu | sabutu | ‘just’ (eng) | |
samba | samba | ‘branch’ (eng) | |
sambeako | sambeako | ‘hang (trans.)’ (eng) | |
sanggoleo | saŋɡoleo | ‘soul, spirit, consciousness’ (eng) | |
sao | sao | ‘snake, python’ (eng) | |
sawitako | saβitako | ‘mount, ride’ (eng) | |
serei | serei | ‘cut off’ (eng) | |
sese | sese | ‘slice’ (eng) | |
seu | seu | ‘sew’ (eng) | |
singgolodo | siŋɡolodo | ‘back of the knee’ (eng) | |
sio | sio | ‘nine’ (eng) | |
sipi | sipi | ‘tongs’ (eng) | |
sisi | sisi | ‘ring’ (eng) | |
sohami | sohami | ‘straw, dry rice stalks’ (eng) | |
sole | sole | ‘maize’ (eng) | |
songko | soŋko | ‘hat’ (eng) | |
soro | soro | ‘push’ (eng) | |
sowi | soβi | ‘harvest’ (eng) | |
suere | suere | ‘different’ (eng) | |
sumbi | sumbi | ‘blowgun’ (eng) | |
sumiro | sumiro | ‘sip, slurp’ (eng) | |
sumodo-i | sumodo-i | ‘poke, prod’ (eng) | |
sumopu | sumopu | ‘gild’ (eng) | |
ta'awu | taʔaβu | ‘long sword’ (eng) | |
ta'i | taʔi | ‘feces’ (eng) | |
ta'u | taʔu | ‘year’ (eng) | |
taba | taba | ‘body fat’ (eng) | |
tado | tado | ‘portion’ (eng) | |
tahi | tahi | ‘sea, ocean’ (eng) | |
tambila | tambila | ‘sheath’ (eng) | |
tambu | tambu | ‘scooper’ (eng) | |
tangge | taŋɡe | ‘stalk, stem (whether thick and stout or thin and flexible)’ (eng) | |
tanggelari | taŋɡelari | ‘shin’ (eng) | |
tano | tano | ‘bury s.th.’ (eng) | |
tanu | tanu | ‘horn’ (eng) | |
tapo-i | tapo-i | ‘grill it’ (eng) | |
tapu ra'i | tapu raʔi | ‘forehead, set, install (e.g. a trap)’ (eng) | |
tapuno | tapuno | ‘cape’ (eng) | |
tapura'i | tapuraʔi | ‘forehead’ (eng) | |
tasu | tasu | ‘dibble stick’ (eng) | |
tatapi-i | tatapi-i | ‘wash (clothes)’ (eng) | |
tawaro | taβaro | ‘sago palm’ (eng); ‘Metroxylon’ (lat) | |
te'eni | teʔeni | ‘speak’ (eng) | |
te'ipia | teʔipia | ‘some unspecified time after today, when (future)’ (eng) | |
teipua | teipua | ‘day before yesterday’ (eng) | |
tekono | tekono | ‘true, right’ (eng) | |
tekoo | tekoo | ‘tied to another object (as one boat being pulled by another)’ (eng) | |
telotu | telotu | ‘broken’ (eng) | |
temomo | temomo | ‘smile’ (eng) | |
temoomoo | temoomoo | ‘smile’ (eng) | |
tena | tena | ‘order’ (eng) | |
tepiha | tepiha | ‘shattered’ (eng) | |
tetanggo | tetaŋɡo | ‘caught, stuck’ (eng) | |
tete | tete | ‘footbridge’ (eng) | |
tewali | teβali | ‘become’ (eng) | |
tewohua | teβohua | ‘belch’ (eng) | |
tia | tia | ‘distribute’ (eng) | |
tile | tile | ‘vagina’ (eng) | |
tindingara | tindiŋara | ‘lie prone’ (eng) | |
tindiranga | tindiraŋa | ‘lie prone’ (eng) | |
to'ori | toʔori | ‘know’ (eng) | |
tobo | tobo | ‘keris’ (eng) | |
toho | toho | ‘wild nangka, pitch is used to catch birds by placing it on a board or on the end of a broom straw shot through a blowgun’ (eng) | |
toko | toko | ‘perch, alight (as a fly or bird)’ (eng) | |
tolea | tolea | ‘order, command’ (eng) | |
tolewa | toleβa | ‘butterfly’ (eng) | |
tolu | tolu | ‘three (bound numeral)’ (eng) | |
tonaha | tonaha | ‘anvil’ (eng) | |
tondari | tondari | ‘follow’ (eng) | |
tondo | tondo | ‘dike’ (eng) | |
tondu | tondu | ‘sink (intr.)’ (eng) | |
tonea | tonea | ‘taro’ (eng) | |
tonga | toŋa | ‘middle’ (eng) | |
tongo | toŋo | ‘wrap’ (eng) | |
tonia | tonia | ‘young (animate)’ (eng) | |
toori | toori | ‘know’ (eng) | |
torea | torea | ‘remainder, leftovers’ (eng) | |
toriki | toriki | ‘wall’ (eng) | |
toro | toro | ‘alive’ (eng) | |
toro ue | toro ue | ‘rainbow’ (eng) | |
toruku | toruku | ‘back’ (eng) | |
toto | toto | ‘hack, chop up’ (eng) | |
totoko | totoko | ‘guest’ (eng) | |
towu | toβu | ‘sugarcane’ (eng) | |
towuni | toβuni | ‘afterbirth’ (eng) | |
tuandua | tuandua | ‘conch shell trumpet’ (eng) | |
tudu | tudu | ‘arrive from above’ (eng) | |
tuhani | tuhani | ‘increase’ (eng) | |
tuko | tuko | ‘cane, walking stick’ (eng) | |
tuli | tuli | ‘earwax’ (eng) | |
tumataki-i | tumataki-i | ‘pull down (as house)’ (eng) | |
tumopaki | tumopaki | ‘hit mercifully’ (eng) | |
tumotaha | tumotaha | ‘answer’ (eng) | |
tumuha'i | tumuhaʔi | ‘drop (trans.)’ (eng) | |
tumulei | tumulei | ‘capable, able’ (eng) | |
tuna | tuna | ‘shoot, sprout (from side of branch)’ (eng) | |
tundo | tundo | ‘heel’ (eng) | |
tundu | tundu | ‘end, tip, point’ (eng) | |
tusa | tusa | ‘main posts (house)’ (eng) | |
tutu'u | tutuʔu | ‘true, right, correct’ (eng) | |
uha | uha | ‘lines in the palm of the hand, leaf veins’ (eng) | |
ula | ula | ‘cord (for tying cattle)’ (eng) | |
ule | ule | ‘wormy’ (eng) | |
uli | uli | ‘rudder’ (eng) | |
uma | uma | ‘kiss’ (eng) | |
umale-i | umale-i | ‘take’ (eng) | |
umusa | umusa | ‘pound, stamp’ (eng) | |
undo | undo | ‘brain’ (eng) | |
ura | ura | ‘shrimp’ (eng) | |
uwa | uβa | ‘gray hair’ (eng) | |
uwi | uβi | ‘tuber’ (eng) | |
waa | βaa | ‘flow’ (eng) | |
waho api | βaho api | ‘embers, glowing coals’ (eng) | |
waipode | βaipode | ‘virgin’ (eng) | |
wala | βala | ‘fence’ (eng) | |
wali-wali | βali-βali | ‘enemy’ (eng) | |
walo-e | βalo-e | ‘repay’ (eng) | |
walu | βalu | ‘wrap (as a wound)’ (eng) | |
wana | βana | ‘stern (of a boat)’ (eng) | |
wana | βana | ‘thread’ (eng) | |
wanggu-i | βaŋɡu-i | ‘beat, strike s.t.’ (eng) | |
waraka | βaraka | ‘healthy’ (eng) | |
wata | βata | ‘tree trunk.’ (eng) | |
wawei | βaβei | ‘take along, carry’ (eng) | |
wawo | βaβo | ‘above, upper portions, surface’ (eng) | |
wawombusu | βaβombusu | ‘mound of earth’ (eng) | |
wia | βia | ‘k.o. inedible, non-woody plant with large wide leaves often used for temporary umbrellas’ (eng) | |
wiku | βiku | ‘eel’ (eng) | |
wine | βine | ‘rice seedling’ (eng) | |
wiso-i | βiso-i | ‘fill’ (eng) | |
woro | βoro | ‘mucus’ (eng) | |
wose | βose | ‘oar, paddle’ (eng) | |
wota | βota | ‘split apart (transitive stem)’ (eng) | |
woto | βoto | ‘millet’ (eng) | |
wotu | βotu | ‘hatch’ (eng) | |
wotu | βotu | ‘time’ (eng) | |
wowa | βoβa | ‘mouth (e g., of a river)’ (eng) | |
wulaa | βulaa | ‘gold’ (eng) | |
wulele | βulele | ‘child, ones offspring’ (eng) | |
wulo | βulo | ‘kind of bamboo’ (eng) | |
wunu | βunu | ‘tree species (the bark of which is used for carrying straps, snares, and course thread)’ (eng) | |
wuti-wuti | βuti-βuti | ‘deceive’ (eng) | |
wuwu | βuβu | ‘fishtrap’ (eng) |