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Iquito word list:[1]

O’Hagan (2015)

English gloss Iquito
child maája
lazy person áhapana
scabied person isíikutaka
white person wiɾakúusi
old man kumáku
water aáka
manioc beer itíniiha
agouti itíniiha
paca tímaaka
collared peccary kaási
white-lipped peccary anitáaki
spider monkey ɨɨ̇́ti
howler monkey iipɨ̇́ɨ
woolly monkey síɾuku
deer sikiáaha
tapir aɾijuukwaáha
curassow pijúuɾi
pava del monte kujɨ̇́ɨsi
Spix’s guan paɾúku
fish pápaaha
manioc asúɾaaha
plantain samúkwaati
ayahuasca ákuta
house iíta
canoe iímina
paddle aɾitáwɨ
blowgun nimúuna
1sg
2sg kia
1incl
one núkiika
two kuúmi
big umáana
woman mɨɨsáhi
man ikwáni
person kaája
bird siɾiíha
dog mɨjaáɾa
louse sikwanáha
tree náana
seed
leaf íimɨ
root ániha
bark ísɨkɨ
skin ísɨkɨ
flesh nasíiha
blood máhaaka
bone níiki
grease/fat wíira
egg naáki
horn túwɨha
tail
feather kahási
hair kahási
head ánaka
ear túuku
eye namíha
nose nahíka
mouth itípuma
tooth iíka
tongue
claw áwaka
foot iínuwa
knee siɾíha
hand kuɾíka
belly tanáka
neck ɾíkiha
breast sipɨɨ̇́ha
heart akánataaha
liver kúwaaha
sun nunamíha
moon kásiiɾi
star sawíha
rain aási
stone sawíha
sand kakúti
earth níija
cloud anaháka
smoke anaháka
fire iinámi
ash(es) pukíti
path amákɨ
mountain aniníiki
red ákusana
green makína
yellow nɨjána
white musútina
black mɨɨ̇́nana
night ninɨ̇́ɨni
full amɨ̇́jaha
new saámina
good suwaáani
round suwánaha
dry hawána
name ɨ̇́jaaka

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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