Appendix:Esselen word list

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Esselen word list:

Shaul (2019)

The following Esselen word list is selected from lemmas in Shaul's (2019) English-Esselen appendix. Grammatical morphemes and function words in Shaul's (2019) list are generally not included.

English gloss Esselen
abalone klači
acorn palatsa
alive tivi
and pa
animal ka
ant tsoi-
arms lulu-sax; xušu
arrow loto-s; pawi
aunt eči-x
backbone čawi-sax
bad pač
basket, water-tight tsila
basket, winnowing šaka
bear (animal) kóltala
beard koṭ, i-s-
belly/stomach we-
bird (generic) čaphis
blanket, rabbit skin ehe-pas; hitita
blood xa-na, ma-
body mepxel ~ menxel
boiling pulpul-ki
bone ya, i-
bow paxu-nax
breast šexo-sax
brother i’its
brother (older) ei-š
brother-in-law wi-s, i-
canyon čun, ku-
chief/lord tama, pa-
child pana ~ -pna
child (?) -xwek
clear xemel-
cloud(s) meč
coals/fire a-nax
cold, be sutu-ki
come iyu
command/order tel-pa, te-
cooking basket apitmakus
copulate čimaša
cough (n.) poxwela
coyote mačka-
crab čawa
crow iška
cry šawa
current of water, moving water čololo-
cut xelu-.
cypress tsumir
dance (n.) lél-ima
dance, to mepe
dark tu-ma- ~ to-ma-
dark, black ala-ki
daughter le-ta
day na-tu-s, i-
deer ami-sax
devil(ish) čox-pa, ha-
die čunai-~ čupa-; moho
dizzy ma
do paya
do, make iha, he-s-
dog hučuma-s
door isa-nax
dove šilik
down, go; descend tupxu
drink (n.) luku
drink, to eše ~ etse
drunk ma; hi, ti-
dry (not running) asp-ki
dying po-š-ke, te-
ear(s) tuksusu; tuxus
earth mak-; matsa
eat ama; iya, hu‘-; šošoya
evening tsu, i-
expanse (sea, sky) imi-
eye(s) a‘ha ~ ka; ka; pa, hi-k-
face awa
false taxite
far kuwe-no
farting, be ekšusoyi
fasten, tie kimanu, na-
father a‘ats ~ aṭ; awi; aya-m
father-in-aw laša‘ú
feline (?) katas
find, to ta’a
finger čuli-s, tu-
fire mama-mex, ma-
fish (cabezon ?) kini-la
fish (n.) koxlkoxl
fish(n.) kalu-l
fish, needle si‘iriši-pša
five mamak-; pemakxala; walanai
flea hawi; woxe-hawi
flour muxe
flow sum
fly (insect) mumiru-x
fog ša-nax
foot kxele
forget alenei-pa
four amano; kxamakxu-s
fox huni-ša
friend efe; kxumus-ke
gamble suiyuhu
get up ákxi-písi
give xe ~ xwe-sa, to- ~ tu-
go nene ~ neni; iya-
go! / look! apsula
good/well sale-
gopher tana-ni
grandfather etxi, m-
grandmother i’apa-t
grass miča-nax, a-
grasshopper poloko-ni
guard xawi
hair (body) xata-sax
hair (head) haka
hand tala-nax
happy hila-pa
hat pamuko
have (?) -mint
hawk šewke-s-upša
head kxata-sax; xisi
healthy foila
heart tika-s
heart/soul maša-nax
hill ayo-la
hip hiskisi; kxetek
hit ma-
hole ke; mu-sa, i-
honor, to heya, ta-
house awa; iwa
how many? konumis
hummingbird umuni-pša
hungry šai-pa, ma-
hunt, to k-ama
intelligent elpa-pis
intestines pxats-ku, a-
jackrabbit samás
join ače-pa
joke teni-n-
judge sos-
jug ku‘ux
kill ma-; pe, hi-k-
knife kuma-l
lacking ala-
laugh ake-
legs piyá-s
light (complexion) helel-ki
light (not dark) xetsa
linnet, sparrow sipuča-n
lizard (cachora) mexile-n
lizard (camaleón) memnen
load mi
love kolo
made of lauya
man exe
mano (pestle) kuše
meat totsi
mortar pama
mosquito palaka
mother atsia; če’e
mother-in-law siki-s, i-
mountain polomo
mountain lion xeke-s
mouth katus-nax
mouth/lips iše ~ iši
much yaya
mush (of acorns) tserwin
mussels, barnacles halakal
nails uloxi
name (n.) map
named, be lep
neck wowe-I
necklace amheni
nice, be we-pas, o-
niece tuts-ú
nose/nostril hoši-
nuisance ani-x; tse‘e-s
oak (white) has
obey loi-pa, o-
observant, watchful tei-pa
observe rules sasipi ~ tsasipi, sipa-
old hesi
old man lali-hesi
old woman uiya-n
one pek ~ pehe
only sinu
or kes
otter šušuči-pša
owl čai; tukunu-pša
paint čem-pa
pelican yeyexim
penis kawo
person xe-
pine xái, i-
pipe šuknaš
plains, valley yo-Iax, i-
point (of arrowhead, flint) (n.) ye-s
porpoise pašiši‘i
pot ša’at
pregnant sala-
purify, cure, revive mo‘es(a), na-
put, to ménaxu
quail kumul
rabbit (cottontail) čiši
raccoon šašla-na
rat make-l
rattlesnake ipisikša; tsetselka-mati
raven kakalu
reed(s) kapa-na
return (come back) make
return (previous state) exwe-pa
revert op-
right (not left) ašu
roast, bake iš-pa
Rock, the xwelo
root (underground) pimi
roots, grass (used for basketry) šeče
run šana-
salamander mekele-pša
saliva makola
salmon kelenai; kiliwa; tali-n
salt halana
sardine tupúr
say mi-
scratching šowi-n
seagull sawara-n
seal opapus
seeds, edible yampa
shark temeč
shoot kwi, u-
sick maka; toči-s, ma-
sing (iv.) mawi
sister iči
sit koso-n(a/o)
sixteen pešiš
skin (n.) tse-kxa-š
sky ot
sleep ati-; po-ko-nisi; tolo
small kxu-
smoke (n.) čaha
smoke (tobacco) šuknaš
smoking (iv.) xuma
snow (n.) matsexo
son šilma
speak/talk al-pa
speaking kawa
spotted suhulul
spouse (?) hawi
squirrel he’e-x
squirrel (ground) mexe
star amu ~ amua
stay, remain kanai
steal, rob xuma
stone ila-x; šefe
stupid fuexe; alexa-pa
sun aši
surface sala
swordfish anayawa
take yu
tar šikili
target talo-x
tell kolxala-; mul-pa, hu-
ten tomoila
ten (for teens) elenai
thigh we-kxe’e
thing hekei; lexi-s
think loxma
three kxulef; xamaxo
tired mauwi-pa
toad analai
tobacco ka’a
today ma-ša-pa
tongue wele-l
tooth a‘u-r ~ awu-r
tree lawi-s
true man-taxite
tule walusi
tuna, red koloiča
two kxulak ~ ulax
uncle tsa-’ú
unload kuš-, u-
up, go; ascend yaxan
vagina, womb sixiha
virgin sami-s, i-
wait! taxosa
wake up nehi
water asa- ~ ase-
whale čeme-pša
wildcat toloma-x
wolf humu-x
woman uyu-n
woman, female ta
wood i’i
yes ike

Shaul (1995)

Shaul (1995) reconstitutes Esselen vocabulary, synthesized from various historical sources, as follows. Forms from Alfred L. Kroeber are marked by (Kr).

gloss Esselen
adult -nVč
all komVnam
arrow lóto-s
bear koltála
bow paxu-nax
child/son pana
cry siawa
dance mepV, mef-
dark tumas (Kr)
day asátsa
die moho
dog šošo
drink etse, eše
ear tus-usp (Kr)
earth maṭa, matsa
eight kxulef-walanai
eyes -ikxpa
father haya
female ta-
five pemakxa-la
foot kxéle
four kxamakxu-s
friend -efe
girl soléta
give toxésa
good/well sale-
grandfather meči
ground squirrel mexe
hair haka
head kxáta-sVx
large putú-ki; yakí-s-ki
man exe-
mother atsia
mountain polomo
mountain lion xeke-s
mouth iši
nails uluxV
night tomani-s
nose xoši
one pek
person efexe
pinole amúxe
plain yala-x
quail kumul (Kr)
rabbit (cottontail) čiši, čis-
salmon kilí-
seal opopa-pas
seven kxula-walanai
six pek-walanai
sky imi-
small ukxu-s-ki
speak al-pa
sun aši
teeth awur
ten tomóila
three kxulep
two kxulax
water asa-nax
where kéya-
who kíni
wildcat toloma
wood i'i
yes íke

References

  1. ^ Shaul, David (2019). Esselen studies: language, culture, and prehistory. Munich: Lincom Europa. →ISBN
  2. ^ Shaul, David L. 1995. "The Huelel (Esselen) Language." International Journal of American Linguistics 61:191-239.
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