Appendix:Kwaza Swadesh list

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Kwaza Swadesh list:[1]

Voort (2005)

No. English gloss Kwaza Notes
1 I si
2 you s̱ɨi
3 we siˈtsɛ excl.
4 this ɨ̃-
5 that aɨ-
6 who ɗiˈlɛ
7 what tsuˈhũ
8 not -he-, ˈhɨ̃ʔɨ̃
9 all ɗu-
10 many ṯo-
11 one tei-
12 two akɨ-
13 big tʃi-
14 long unã-
15 small tʃuhũi(i-), e-toˈhoi
16 woman e-ˈtaɨ
17 man tswa, e-ˈs̱wa husband
18 person mãrɛ̃riˈtsa
19 fish maniˈni
20 bird outo(ˈrɛ)
21 dog jereˈs̱wa
22 louse sɨˈtɨi
23 tree, wood ɨwɨˈnwɨ̃
24 seed e-ˈto, e-ˈsĩ
25 leaf tesi-ˈs̱e
26 root e-(kã)ˈjã
27 bark e-siˈki, e-ˈka
28 skin e-siˈki
29 flesh au, -ɨ̃i
30 blood jã
31 bone tsu, -s̱u
32 grease kɛ̃iˈmũ
33 egg e-ˈni
34 horn e-ˈke horn, cob
35 tail e-siˈɲũ
36 feather e-s̱ɨiˈṯo
37 hair e-ˈs̱ɨi
38 head tsuˈtɨ
39 ear ɲãˈsi
40 eye e-ˈṯũi
41 nose tsɛˈni
42 mouth e-ˈkãi
43 tooth mĩˈki, -mãi
44 tongue ṯuˈku
45 claw (nail) tswãˈsĩ
46 foot ṯoˈha
47 knee e-ˈsĩ
48 hand tsoˈje
49 belly e-ˈtɛ
50 neck e-koˈko
51 breasts ṯẽˈrẽ
52 heart e-riˈto
53 liver e-ˈri
54 drink kui-
55 eat ja-
56 bite kahɛ-
57 see ãˈwɨ̃i-
58 hear jãˈsi-
59 know ũṯe-
60 sleep wãwɨ̃i-
61 die isi-
62 kill otsi-
63 swim tsũ-
64 fly hɨhɨrwa-
65 walk ṯuṯu- walk, tread
66 come onĩ-
67 lie ũi-
68 sit hũɗwa-, (ɓu)ũ-
69 stand tsi-, ũ-
70 give waɗɨ-
71 say ta-
72 sun koˈsa
73 moon hakuˈri
74 star tʃitũˈjɛ
75 water hã
76 rain awe-
77 stone haˈki(-ɗwa)
78 sand tsũrũrũˈnĩ
79 earth tsãˈrã
80 cloud hanãwã-ˈnũ
81 smoke hinũˈnũ smoke, fog
82 fire hi fire, firewood
83 ash hinũˈnã
84 burn ke-, tsitsi-
85 path tʃaˈhɨ̃, -jãhɨ̃
86 mountain tsuritsa-ˈtu
87 red ki-
88 green ɗara- unripe, green
89 yellow wɛu-, haˈs̱ɨ-
90 white ha-
91 black ɓe-, hoho- black, dirty
92 night haɗeˈja
93 hot kike-
94 cold awɨ-
95 full ɓoi-
96 new arwa-
97 good wai- good, nice
98 round rirwa-, -kutɨ, -tɛ
99 dry kara-
100 name mã-ˈnɨ-ʔa-nãi

References

  1. ^ van der Voort, Hein. 2005. Kwaza in a comparative perspective. International Journal of American Linguistics 71: 365–412.
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