Appendix:Maratino word list

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Maratino word list:[1]

Swanton (1940)

gloss Maratino
able kugtima
after the manner of niwa
although kuaahne
and he
arrow ciri
bird magtc
bow mahkā
but yet kuaahne
children tzikuini
come home, to utepa
cord pong
cry, to mimigihi
deer kons(gio)
(diminutive suffix) -i
drink, to baah(ka)
eat, to migtikui
enemy koapagtzi
escape, to kugtima
far kuiüsikuima
flee, to pamini
forces koh
forest (?) tamu
go, to nohgima
joy maamehe
kill, to paahtcu
leap, to maatzimetzu
like niwa
lion xuri
little -i
many a-a
meat migtikui
mountain tamu
not -he
now mohka
our ming
peyote peyot
(plural suffix) -a
run, to kuino, kugtima
see, to tepeh
shots katama
shout, to nohgima
shout for joy, to maamehe
sleep, to tutcē
strength koh
the tze
them me
these tze
to tamu
unable kugtimā
us ko, ming
very kuiüsikuima
war, to tamu
we ming
weep, to mimigihi
without -he
wolf bum
woman tciwat
woods tamu
yet kuaahne

References

  1. ^ Swanton, John. 1940. Linguistic material from the tribes of southern Texas and northern Mexico. (122–124)
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