Appendix:Achuar word list

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Achuar word list:[1]

O’Hagan (2015)

English gloss Achuar
child
lazy person náki
scabied person mámu (sarna)
white person íŋkis
old man weámɾau (viejo)
water júmi
manioc beer hamántʃ
agouti kãjū́k
paca káʃai
collared peccary jaŋkipík
white-lipped peccary páki
spider monkey wáʃi
howler monkey wáʃi
woolly monkey tʃuː
deer hápa
tapir pamá
curassow máʃu
pava del monte kúju
Spix’s guan aúnts
fish namák
manioc máma
plantain pán:tam
ayahuasca natém
house héa
canoe kánu
paddle kawín
blowgun u:m
1sg wi
2sg ámẽ
1incl n/a
one
two hímiaɾ
big hu:n
woman núwa
man áiʃmaŋ
person áints
bird tʃíŋki
dog jãwã:
louse téma
tree númi
seed hiŋkiáih
leaf núka
root kaŋkáp
bark sáap
skin nuwáp
flesh namáŋ
blood númpa
bone (u)kúntʃ
grease/fat mátʃa
egg (e)tḗːɾi
horn antíɾi
tail (u)jukḗ
feather úɾe
hair intáʃ
head mú:k
ear kuwíʃ
eye hi̇̃:
nose núhi̇̃
mouth háŋkẽ
tooth nái
tongue in´ã́i̇́
claw nantʃík
foot náwẽ
knee tikíʃ
hand ũwḗh
belly tantán
neck kuntúh
breast múntsu
heart (i)nintí
liver akáp
sun (e)tsáa
moon jántu
star ja:
rain júmi
stone kája
sand náikim
earth núŋka
cloud mukúnit
smoke mukúnit
fire hi
ash(es) jũkū́ː
path hínta
mountain múɾa
red kapántin
green samék
yellow jaŋkú
white púhu
black ʃuwín
night káshi
full kak pi(j)áku
new jamáɾam
good áju
round tenté
dry muhúkaʃ
name ná:ɾ (1p)

References

  1. ^ O’Hagan, Zachary (2015 November 17) Taushiro and the Status of Language Isolates in Northwest Amazonia (Fieldwork Forum)‎ (PDF), University of California, Berkeley
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