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Cotoname word list:[1]
Swanton (1940)
gloss |
Cotoname
|
air |
gurám
|
arm, right |
katówan
|
arrow |
ká-u
|
bad |
kĕnáx, sá
|
bed |
kắm
|
belly |
kóx, kuwéle
|
below |
éta
|
bird |
komióm
|
bison |
wiyá-u
|
black |
baí (cf. night)
|
blade |
ĕhiá-u
|
blanket, American |
häwáss (cf. cold)
|
blood |
sä'x
|
blow, to |
pó-une
|
bow |
kémma
|
boy |
kuwósam
|
breast (female) |
kĕnám
|
breechclout |
xaguátema
|
buffalo |
wiyá-u
|
cactus-fig |
wámena
|
cane |
ká-u
|
chair, a |
náxe
|
chief |
kapitán
|
cloth (a small piece of cloth) |
huáxhe
|
cold |
häwéss
|
come here! |
sánxe
|
Comecrudo |
Aranguá, xaíma
|
cow |
wiyá-u
|
crane |
karakór
|
cry, to |
páma
|
dance, to |
okáwe
|
day |
ō'
|
daybreak |
káma
|
deer |
kĕmás
|
die, to |
wátĕxo
|
dog |
kowá-u
|
drink, to |
xuáxe
|
dust |
pó-una
|
earth |
pén
|
east |
otá-ume
|
eat, to |
haháme
|
evening |
ovx
|
eye |
arókwan
|
face |
makuát
|
far |
huánpa
|
feathers |
kuwai
|
female |
nan
|
fire |
mánĕx
|
flesh |
kĕmás
|
fog |
máyen
|
food |
haháme
|
foot |
ayésim
|
fox |
kissá
|
girl |
kuwósam
|
go over there! |
awóyo!
|
goat |
kápĕra
|
good |
kĕnáx
|
goose |
krák
|
grass |
suá-u
|
great |
katám
|
gun |
komióp
|
guts |
kuwéle
|
hair |
makuát
|
handkerchief |
huáxhe
|
hare |
gamáro
|
hat |
garópa
|
head |
makuát
|
high |
katám
|
hog |
esmók
|
horn |
yómo
|
horse |
kokátere
|
Indian, an |
xaíma
|
infant |
huwáxe
|
iron |
komióp
|
Karankawa |
Aranguá
|
kill, to |
wátxuka
|
knife |
komiópo
|
knife (for cutting leather) |
ĕhiá-u
|
land |
pén
|
let us go! |
awóyo
|
little |
kuwósam
|
low (said of water) |
xuắxe
|
maize |
tawaló
|
maize-husk |
wapxáp
|
male quadruped |
yómo
|
man |
xuaináxe
|
masticate, to |
akwanámie
|
meat |
kemás
|
mesquite-bush |
dán
|
metate |
komoí
|
milk |
kĕnám
|
mouse |
tsĕmáx
|
mud |
pén
|
night |
baí
|
no |
sá
|
north |
hayámta
|
nose |
yá-ĕx
|
ox (young) |
wiyá-u
|
painted (on body, face, etc.) |
tháwĕ
|
peccary |
kápio
|
Pintos (Indian tribe so called) |
tháwĕ
|
pipe |
pá-una
|
rabbit |
kiáxhem
|
rat |
tsĕmáx
|
red |
msá-ĕ
|
reed |
ká-u
|
rifle |
komióp
|
Rio Grande river |
áx̣, katám
|
river |
áx̣, katám
|
run, to |
mtára
|
salt |
dá-än
|
scratch, to |
átsiu
|
seat, a |
náxe
|
sheep |
séwuya
|
sing, to |
koyáma
|
sit, to |
páwe
|
sit down! |
páwe
|
sleep, to |
mátsĕkuka
|
small |
kuwósam
|
smoke, to |
pá-una, suá-u
|
snake |
kiá-uxa
|
sombrero |
garópa
|
south |
séta
|
stand, to |
páwia
|
star |
kápra
|
stick |
dópax
|
suck, to |
huä'xle
|
sun |
ō'
|
sweet |
yáx
|
sweetmeats |
yáx
|
tail (of animal) |
ásuxuga
|
Tampacuás Indian |
xaíma
|
tobacco |
suá-u
|
tortilla |
kamaplaí
|
tortoise |
gapáx
|
tree |
dópax
|
tuna |
wámĕna
|
up the country |
wéfta
|
velduque |
ĕhiá-u
|
west |
wéfta
|
what do you want? |
titcháx mén?
|
water |
áx̣
|
weep, to |
xákue
|
west |
wéfta
|
white |
mesó-i
|
wind |
gurám
|
wings |
miápa
|
within |
kuwéle
|
wolf |
kombóx
|
woman |
katám
|
References
- ^ Swanton, John. 1940. Linguistic material from the tribes of southern Texas and northern Mexico.