Appendix:Proto-Iroquoian reconstructions

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Proto-Iroquoian reconstructions

Julian (2010)

Morphology

Reconstructed functional morphemes from Julian (2010):

No. Gloss Proto-Iroquoian Proto-Northern Iroquoian
1 negative *teɁ
2 coincident (perhaps also relativizer) *ts
3 contrastive *thi
4 partitive *ijiː
5 translocative *wi
6 factual *waɁ
7 duplicative *teː
8 future *ẽː
9 optative *aɹa
10 cislocative *t
11 repetitive *ts
12 non-singular animate *ka
13 1:2.SG *kõː
14 1:2.DU *kni
15 1:2.PL *kwa
16 2:1.SG *hskʷi
17 2:1.DU *hskniː
18 2:1.PL *hskʷ…
19 1SG:3 *ki
20 1SG:3A (> PNI 1SG:3I) *kiji
21 1SG:3M *he or *hɹi
22 2SG:3 *hsi
23 2SG:3A (> PNI 2SG:3I) *hsiji
24 2SG:3M *hehse
25 3:1SG *wakʷi
26 3A:1SG (> PNI 3I:1SG) *jõːkʷi
27 3M:1SG *hɹake
28 3:2SG *tsa
29 3A:2SG (> PNI 3I:2SG) *jeːtsa
30 3M:2SG *hja
31 2DU&3 *tsniː
32 2DU&3M *hshetsni
33 2PL&3 *ts…
34 2PL&3M *hshetswa
35 2NS&3I *jetshi
36 1+2DU:3 *tniː
37 1+2DU:3M *hshetni
38 1+2PL:3 *t…
39 1+2PL:3M *hshetwa
40 1+3DU:3 *jakni
41 1+3DU:3M *hshakni
42 1+3PL:3 *jakwa
43 1+3PL:3M *hshakwa
44 3:1DU *kniː
45 3M:1DU *hshõkni
46 3:1PL *kʷ…
47 3M:1PL *hshõkwa
48 1+2NS:3I (limited to Iroquoia) *jethi
49 1+3NS:3I (> Hu. 1NS:3I) *jakhi
50 3I:1NS (> Tu. 1NS&3I) *jõkhi
51 3SG:3 (lexically determined variant 1) *ka
52 3SG:3 (lexically determined variant 2) *wa
53 3SGM:3 *hɹa
54 3:3SG *juː
55 3:3SGM *hɹo
56 3DU:3 *kni
57 3DUM:3 *hni
58 3NS:3 (> PNI 3PL:3) *wantiː
59 3PL:3 (second variant, in competition with *wati, #58) *kõti
60 3PLM:3 *hɹati
61 3:3NS *juːntiː
62 3:3NSM *hɹoti
63 3I:3 *je
64 3:3I *jako
65 3SGM:3I *hshako
66 3A:3SGA (> Ch. 3NS:3SG, PNI 3I:3SG) *kõːwa
67 3I:3SGM *hɹõwa
68 3A:3NSA (> Ch. 3NS:3NS, PNI 3I:3NS) *kõːwantiː
69 3I:3NSM *hɹõwati
70 3NS:3I (limited to Iroquoia) *jakoti
71 3NSM:3I (limited to Iroquoia) *hshakoti
72 2:1.SG.IMP *take
73 2:1.DU.IMP *takni
74 1:2.PL.IMP *takwa
75 2SG:3.IMP *tse
76 reflexive *ataːt
77 semireflexive (lexically determined variant 1) *at
78 semireflexive (lexically determined variant 2) *aɹ
79 joiner vowel *a
80 nominalizer (lexically determined variant 1) *hsɹ
81 nominalizer (lexically determined variant 2) *Ɂtshɹ
82 causative-instrumental (lexically determined variant 1) *t
83 causative-instrumental (lexically determined variant 2) *hst
84 instrumental *hkw
85 reversive (PNI lexically determined variant 1) *kʷ
86 reversive (lexically determined variant 2) *hsj
87 inchoative
88 dative-benefactive (PNI lexically determined variant 1) *ts
89 dative-benefactive (lexically determined variant 2) *ẽ
90 dative-benefactive (lexically determined variant 3) *ni
91 dislocative (lexically determined variant 1) *n
92 dislocative (lexically determined variant 2) *h
93 dislocative (lexically determined variant 3) *ts
94 dislocative (lexically determined variant 4) *tsɹ
95 dislocative (lexically determined variant 5, limited to Iroquoia)
96 distributive (lexically determined variant 1) *njõː
97 distributive (lexically determined variant 2) *nõː
98 distributive (lexically determined variant 3) *hõː
99 distributive (lexically determined variant 4) *õː
100 distributive (lexically determined variant 5) *ɹõː
101 distributive (lexically determined variant 6) *ɹjõː
102 distributive (lexically determined variant 7) *tsõː
103 distributive (lexically determined variant 8) *tsɹõː
104 progressive *tjeɁ
105 present suffix (lexically determined variant 1) *hs
106 present suffix (lexically determined variant 2) *ts
107 present suffix (lexically determined variant 3) *haɁ
108 present suffix (lexically determined variant 4) *h
109 imperfective suffix (cf. Cherokee imperfective verbs inhsk) *hsk
110 past habitual suffix *kʷ
111 punctual suffix (lexically determined variant 1)
112 punctual suffix (lexically determined variant 2) *ẽɁ
113 punctual suffix (lexically determined variant 3)
114 punctual suffix (lexically determined variant 4) *n
115 perfect suffix (lexically determined variant 1) *õh
116 perfect suffix (lexically determined variant 2) *ẽh
117 perfect suffix (lexically determined variant 3)
118 perfect suffix (lexically determined variant 4) *eɁ
119 perfect suffix (lexically determined variant 5) *ih
120 past perfect suffix *n
121 facilitative suffix *nskõːh
122 modalizer suffix *k
123 noun suffix *aɁ
124 authenticative suffix *õweh
125 characterizer suffix *haːɁ
126 decessive suffix *kẽh
127 intensifier suffix *tsih
128 locative suffix *keh
129 populative suffix (lexically determined variant 1) *ɹonõɁ
130 populative suffix (lexically determined variant 2) *kaːɁ

Lexicon

Reconstructed lexical roots and particles from Julian (2010):

No. Gloss Proto-Iroquoian Proto-Northern Iroquoian Proto-Mohawk-Oneida Huron (Common Huron-Petun)
131 path, road, trail *-ah-, *-(a)hah-
132 be bad, be ugly, be useless *-(a)hetkẽɁ
133 be salty, be sour *-ahjoɁtsihs, *-oɁtsihst-
134 bark, wood, wood chips *-ahkaɹ-
135 be ten *-ahnshẽːh
136 ear *-(a)hõht-
137 count *-(a)hɹaːt-
138 hear, speak a language, understand *-ahɹõk-
139 foot *-aːhs-, *-aːhsiɁt-
140 three *ahsẽh
141 string *ahsɹijeɁ
142 shoe *-ahtahkʷ-, *ahtaɁ
143 be forbidden, be prohibited, be strict, be taboo *-ahtjawẽɹeɁ
144 abandon, give up, leave behind, let go, quit, release *-ahtkaɁw-
145 disappear, vanish *-ahtõ-, *-ahtõɁ-
146 hide *-ahtseht-
147 argue for, compete for, contend for, fight for *-ahtskehnh-
148 not yet, still *ahtsõh, *atsõh
149 night *-ahtsõːh-
150 connect, fasten, join together *-ahtsõtɹ-
151 be durable, be hard, be strong *-akanst-, *-anst-, *-kanst-
152 be a number, be an amount, be that many *-akeːh, *-keːh
153 be bad *-aksẽːh
154 cry *-anstaɹ-
155 outdoors, outside *ansteh
156 shoe *-aɹaːhsu-
157 be cousins *-aɹaɁtseːɁ
158 about, almost, approximately *aɹeɁ
159 be inside, be one, be present, be within, exist *-aːt
160 speak, talk *-atati-, *-atatj-
161 bathe, swim *-atawẽ-
162 climb over, go over *-atawẽːhɹat-
163 be ashamed, be embarrassed *-ateːhẽːh-
164 be burning, burn *-atek-
165 burn, cause to burn, light a fire *-atekaɁt-
166 use to light a fire *-atekaɁtahkw-
167 be a doctor, cure, heal *-atetsjẽɁt-
168 food taken along, provisions *-atẽnaɁtshɹ-
169 be a member of the Wolf Clan (limited to Iroquoia) *-athahjõniːh
170 be cold, be cold out, cold *-athoɹ-, *athoɁ
171 hear *-athõː-
172 garter (limited to Iroquoia) *-athsinh-, *-athsinhatshɹ-
173 be burnt, be consumed, be used up, burn, use oneself up *-athsɁaht-
174 abandon, throw, throw out *-ati-, *-atj-, *-õti-, *-õtj-
175 draw, pull, stretch *-atiɹõːt-
176 get dressed, put on (limited to Iroquoia) *-atjaɁtawiɁt-
177 harbour, hold back, keep *-atjenawahst-
178 be cheap, be easy, be profligate, squander *-atjets-
179 look at *-atkahthw-
180 purulence, pus *-atkẽhtsɹ-
181 be a sorceror, be a spirit, have inherent power *-atkõɁ
182 axe *atokẽɁ
183 spoon (limited to Iroquoia) *-atokw-, *-atokwaɁtshɹ-
184 hunt *-atoɹaːt-
185 breathe *-atõːɹ-
186 laugh, laugh out loud (limited to Iroquoia) *-atõtaɹikt-
187 meet, meet by chance *-atɹaɁ-
188 grandchild, have as grandchild *-atɹe-
189 be green, be new *-atseːɁ
190 be glad, be happy *-atshẽnõni-
191 dry out, dry up, evaporate, run dry *-atst-, *-atstathẽ-
192 abandon, lend, let go, spare (limited to Iroquoia) *-atwẽteht-
193 fence, palisade *-atɁẽhɹ-
194 belong to, own, possess *-awẽh
195 stir *-awẽɹi-, *-awẽɹj-
196 water *awẽɁ
197 be small *-aɁ-, *-aɁaːh
198 lace, net, netting, web (limited to Iroquoia) *-aɁaɹ-
199 dew *-aɁawj -
200 strike *-aɁe-
201 become dark, become night *-aɁkaɹaɁ-, *-aɁkɹaɁ-
202 snow, snowflake (limited to Iroquoia) *-aɁkɹ-
203 turtle (limited to Iroquoia) *-aɁnowaɹ-, *-Ɂnowaɹ-
204 be hot, be warm *-aɁtaɹihẽːh
205 heat, sweat *-aɁtaɹihẽhsɹ-
206 axe *-aɁtsɹ-
207 be extinguished, fire to go out *-aɁtsw-
208 extinguish, put out a fire *-aɁtswaht-
209 come, go, go on foot, walk *-e-
210 remember *-ehjahɹ-
211 believe, think *-eːɹ-
212 heart *-eɹjahs-
213 a lot, much *etsoɁ, *itsoɁ, *itswaɁ
214 above, high, over *eɁnkẽh, *heɁnkẽh
215 flower (limited to Iroquoia) *-ẽh-
216 day (limited to Iroquoia) *-ẽhnitsɹ-
217 be uncle to, have as nephew or niece *-ẽhwatẽɁ, *-jẽhwatẽɁ
218 be born, establish oneself *-ẽnakɹaːt-
219 day *-ẽt-
220 be finished, be over, be prepared, be ready, come to an end *-ẽtaɁ-
221 drop, fall *-ẽɁ-
222 nine *ẽɁtɹõɁ, *waɁtɹõh, *waɁtɹõɁ
223 council fire, flame, torch *-hahsɹ-
224 cornstalk, grass *-heɹ-
225 shout, yell *-hẽɹeht-
226 clearing, field, meadow *-hẽt-
227 mark, write *-hjatõ-
228 book, something marked, something written *-hjatõhsɹ-
229 claw *-hkaɹ-
230 current, moving water, rapids *-hnaw-
231 arm, shoulder *-hnẽː-
232 command, employ, hire *-hnhaɁ-
233 door *-hnhoh-, *-hnhohw-
234 close a door, door to be closed *-hnhotõ-
235 have jowls protruding (> cattle, cow) *-hnh(o/õ)hskʷ(a/e)ɹõːt
236 feed, put in the mouth *-hnhõtho-, *-hnhõthw-
237 be durable, be hard, be solid, be strong *-hniɹ-
238 thigh *-hnitsh-
239 neck, throat *-hnj-
240 tie *-hnɹ-
241 basswood *-hohsɹ-, *-hotsɹ-
242 bread *-hɹahkʷ-
243 feather *-hɹaɁt-
244 cut *-hɹen-
245 fall, fall over *-hɹjenẽɁ-, *-ɁɹhjenẽɁ-
246 tell (limited to Iroquoia) *-hɹoɹi-, *-hɹoɹj-
247 name, reputation *-hsẽn-
248 dough (limited to Iroquoia) *-hsheɁɹ-,-hsheɁɹh-
249 depression, depth, hole, hollow. *-hshõw-
250 detest, dislike, hate *-hshwahẽ-, *-hshwẽ-
251 ankle, knee *-hsinkoɁt-
252 slow *-hskanẽ-
253 be good (limited to Iroquoia) *-hskaːths
254 deer *-hskẽnõtõɁ
255 bone *-hskẽɁɹ-; *-hskẽɁɹakeht- be a warrior, lit. carry the bone
256 head *-hskʷ-
257 finger, hand *-hsnõhs-, *-hsnõɁ
258 be fast, be quick *-hsnuːɹiɁ
259 be ancestor to, be grandparent to *-hsoːt
260 build, make, prepare *-hsɹõːn-
261 use *-hst-
262 marrow *-hstahɹõw-
263 be little, be small *-hsthwih, *-hstwih
264 back *-hsw-
265 board, wood *-hswẽɁkaɹ-, *-hwẽɁkaɹ-, *-hwẽɁkhaɹ-
266 complete, exhaust, finish *-hsɁ-, *-ihsɁ-
267 have as older sibling, have as older maternal female cousin *-htsiɁ
268 colour, dye, paint *-htsuːhw-
269 family *-hwatsiɹ-
270 be round *-hweɁnõniːh
271 foam *-hwẽɁnst-
272 force, strength *-hwihsh-
273 five *hwihsk
274 metal, money *-hwihst-
275 be, be the one, exist *-iː-
276 be dead, die *-ihej-
277 cross over *-ihjaɁk-, *-jahjaɁk-
278 creek, river *-ijhõh-, *-ijhõhw-, *-wjhõh-
279 be beautiful, be good, be great *-ijoːh
280 emerge, go out, put out *-inkẽɁ-
281 far *iːnõh
282 mattress, sheet, spread *-inskaɹ-
283 be sitting, sit (limited to Iroquoia) *-inskoːt
284 saliva, spit, spittle *-inskɹ-
285 fish scale *-inst-
286 cliff, rock, rock bank *-instẽhɹ-, *-nstẽhɹ-
287 sleep *-itaɁw-, *-itɁo-
288 crowd, group *-itjohkʷ-
289 you *iːts
290 shoot *-iɁaːk-, *-iɁjaːk-, *-Ɂjaːk-
291 clan, clay, hearth *-iɁtaɹ-, *-Ɂtaɹ-
292 abide, dwell, reside, sit *-iɁtɹõ-
293 exit, go out, leave *-jakẽɁ-
294 footprint, gait, track *-jan-
295 be a chief, be good, be lawful, be proper (limited to Iroquoia) *-janɹ-
296 law *-janɹehsɹ-, *-janrẽhsɹ-
297 break, cut *-jaɁk-
298 being, body, carcass, corpse, person *-jaɁt-
299 wake up *-je-
300 add, contribute, mix *-jehst-
301 capture, catch, grab *-jena-, *-jenaw-
302 act, do, happen to *-jeɹ-
303 be complete, be just, be perfect, be right *-jeɹi-
304 body *-jeːɹõɁ-
305 smile *-jeːts-
306 be situated, exist, have, put down, set down, sit down *-jẽ-
307 hit, strike *-jẽht-
308 firewood, wood (limited to Iroquoia) *-jẽt-
309 accumulate, beget, get, obtain *-jẽtaɁ-
310 know *-jẽteɹ-
311 plant, sow *-jẽtho-, *-jẽthw-
312 flay, skin *-jẽtsɹ-
313 have as child *-jẽɁ-
314 smoke, tobacco *-jẽɁkʷ-
315 enter *-jõ-
316 eat *-k-
317 butterfly *kahnaːwẽːh
318 look at (limited to Iroquoia) *-kahnɹ-
319 eye *-kahɹ-
320 four *kajeɹih
321 be old *-kajõ-
322 anywhere, somewhere (limited to Iroquoia) *kankaɁ
323 pipe *kanõːnowẽɁ
324 bite *-kaɹ-
325 account, price, story *-kaɹ-
326 roll, turn around (limited to Iroquoia) *-kaɹhateni-, *-kaɹhatenj-
327 invert, roll over, turn over *-kaɹhatho-, *-kaɹhathw-
328 tree *kaɹhit, *keɹhit, *keɹhiɁ, *kɹaheːt, *kɹahit
329 come here! *katsih
330 paddle, row *-kaweː-
331 lift, raise *-kensko-, *-kenskʷ-
332 see *-kẽ-, *-kẽːh
333 be old *-kẽhtsi-
334 summer *-kẽnh-
335 be white *-kẽɹat
336 peel, scrape (limited to Iroquoia) *-kẽtsɹ-
337 divide, separate *-kh-, *-khahsi-, *-khahsj-, *-khahsk-
338 elbow *-khjuːhs-
339 food, meal *-khw-
340 chipmunk *kihɹjuɁkẽh
341 dog *kiːɹ
342 hair *-kiɁɹh-
343 crow *koːhkaːɁ
344 be a lot, be many, be much *-koɁtiɁ
345 face *-kõːhs-
346 eel *kõteh
347 bowl, dish, plate *-kts-
348 acorn, oak *kuːɹeh
349 be big, be large *-kuwa-, *-kʷa-
350 pick up *-kʷ-
351 be able *-kʷeni-, *-kʷenj-
352 that, the, this *nV(H)
353 domestic animal, prisoner, slave *-nahskʷ-
354 be autochthonous, dwell, reside *-nakɹ-
355 bed, place, room, space *-nakt-, *-nakʷt-
356 camp, city, settlement, town, village *-nat-
357 grain, wheat *-natsj-
358 be melted, be warm, be wet *-nawẽːh
359 antler, horn *-naɁkaɹ-
360 imitate *-naɁkeɹ-
361 bread *-naɁtaɹ-
362 call (limited to Iroquoia) *-naɁtõhkʷ-
363 cauldron, kettle, pail, pot *-naɁtsj-
364 liquid *-neː-
365 ice *-neːhst-, *-neːhstwaɹ
366 corn, grain, kernel *-nẽh-
367 now *nẽh
368 steal *-nẽːhskʷ-
369 sand; stone *-nẽːj-
370 arm *-nẽtsh-
371 be stingy (limited to Iroquoia) *-niɁ-
372 marry *-njaːk-
373 neck *-njaɹ-
374 lake *-njataɹ-
375 wampum *-nkoɁɹ-, *-nkoɁɹh-
376 blood *-nkõ-, *-nkʷẽhs-
377 red (limited to Iroquoia) *-nkʷẽhtaɹ-
378 begin to snow *-nkʷẽɁ-
379 be cold *-noːh
380 tooth *-noɁts-, *-noɁtsj-
381 medicine *-nõhkʷ-, *-nõhkʷaɁt-, *-nõhkʷaɁtshɹ-
382 house *-nõhs-
383 be painful, be sore, hurt *-nõhwakt-
384 admire, like *-nõhweɁ-
385 hill, mountain *-nõt-
386 corn soup, hominy (limited to Iroquoia) *-nõtaɹ-
387 brain, head *-nõːtsiː-
388 breast, milk *-nõɁt-
389 fungus, mushroom *-nɹahs-
390 leaf *-nɹaht-
391 get involved, help *-nsteːɹ-
392 corn husk *-nuːɹ-
393 be difficult, be unable to, fail to do *-nuːɹõ-
394 winter, year *-ohsɹ-
395 throw (limited to Iroquoia) *-ojɁaːk-
396 split *-oɹẽ-
397 be, be standing, exist, stand upright *-oːt
398 be at the end, end *-oɁkt-
399 dig (limited to Iroquoia) *-oɁkʷaːt-
400 hand *-oɁnj-
401 be of a kind, be of a sort *-oɁtẽːh
402 earth, land, world *-õhwẽtsj-
403 go beyond, go through, leak, pass through, penetrate, reach *-õːkuːh-
404 sift *-õːkuːhst-
405 be a person, human being *-õkʷeh, *-õkʷehsɹ-, *-õkʷeɁt-
406 be alive, life, live *-õːnh-
407 rain *-õnoːt-
408 pot *-õːt-
409 put into the fire *-õːt-
410 be attached, have as a body part *-õːt
411 remove from the fire *-õːtakʷ-
412 be a lake, lake *-õːtaɹiɁ
413 be in, be on *-ɹ-
414 moon to be present, planet to be present, sun to be present *-ɹ-
415 moon, planet, sun *-ɹahkʷ-
416 erase, rub out, wipe out *-ɹakew-
417 choose, pick out, select *-ɹako-, *-ɹakw-
418 sap, syrup *-ɹan-
419 heel *-ɹat-
420 climb *-ɹathẽ-, *-ɹaɁthẽ-
421 adhere, stick, stick on *-ɹaɁnẽtaːk-
422 incantation, song, spell, witchcraft *-ɹẽn-
423 bush, forest, woods *-ɹhat-
424 coat with, put on *-ɹho-
425 be paternal aunt to *-ɹhok
426 socks, leggings *-ɹiː-
427 affair, business, thing, matter *-ɹihw-
428 fight, kill *-ɹijo-, *-ɹjo-
429 animal *-ɹjoːɁ
430 blue, sky *-ɹõhj-
431 log, tree *-ɹõt-
432 chop *-ɹɁo-, *-ɹɁok-
433 be present, exist *-t-
434 and, besides *tahnũɁ
435 run *-takh-
436 woodpecker *taɹaːɹ
437 flint *tawiːhskaɹaɁ
438 two *tekniːh
439 eight *tekɹõɁ
440 change *-teni-, *-tenj-
441 mosquito *-tẽːhs-
442 alternate, differ *-tih-
443 skunk *tiɁɹ
444 nearby tjohskẽẽɁ
445 snake tjoɁxjẽtsihk
446 decay, rot, spoil *-tkẽː-
447 how, how many, how much (limited to Iroquoia) *toːh
448 be certain, be exact, be true *-tokẽːh
449 stand *-toɁn-
450 bluejay (limited to Iroquoia) *tɹiɁtɹiːɁ
451 beans *tsaheɁ, *-tsaheɁt-
452 bottle, gourd, jar *-tsheɁ, *-tsheɁt-, *-tsheɁw-
453 club, fist, knot *-tsihkʷ-
454 robin *tsiːhskʷoːɁkʷoːɁ
455 otter, seal *tsiːjẽh
456 salt *-tsikheɁt-
457 be male *-tsin
458 fire *-tsiːɹ
459 coal, ember, fire, spark *-tsist-
460 fox, lynx *tsitshoɁ
461 bile, green, yellow *-tsiɁnkʷaɹ-
462 bird *tsiɁtẽɁ
463 corn tassel *-tsiːɁtsiːɁ
464 seven *tsjatahk
465 tobacco *-tsjoːɹ-
466 six; seven *tsjotaɹeɁ
467 fish *-tsjõɁt-
468 be daughter-in-law *-tsoɁ
469 dream, sleep *-tsɹẽht-
470 put into the water *-uː-
471 remove from the water *-uːkʷ-
472 cover *-uːɹ-
473 splash water, sprinkle *-uːtsɹ-
474 whippoorwill *waɁkuhɹiːɁ
475 say, speak *-we-
476 language, voice, word *-wẽn-
477 thumb (limited to Iroquoia) *-whjõhkaɹ-
478 young person *-wiːnõːh
479 baby, child, infant, offspring *-wiɹ-
480 arm, fin, wing *-wj-
481 wing *-wjahũtsh-
482 learn, teach *-wjẽhst-
483 know how, learn how *-wjẽhw-, *-wjẽw-, *-wjẽɁ-
484 craft, manner, skill, way *-wjẽn-
485 become capable, learn how *-wjʌ̃tehtaɁ-
486 be good *-wohst
487 air, wind *-wɹ-
488 arrow *-Ɂn-
489 bone *-Ɂnẽj-
490 egg *-Ɂnhõhs-
491 mind, spirit *-Ɂnikõhɹ-
492 be late, delay *-Ɂnitsko-, *-Ɂnitskʷ-
493 escape, flee, run away *-ɁnjakẽɁ-
494 nose *-Ɂnjõːhs-
495 be envious, be jealous, envy *-Ɂnonsh-
496 be powerful, be strong *-Ɂnshanst-
497 drown, fall into water *-ɁtskoɁ-
498 drag, drive, pull, ride *-Ɂtsɹ-

References

  • Charles Julian (2010) A history of the Iroquoian Languages, University of Manitoba
Vocabulary lists of Amerindian languages
North America

Amerindian • p-Amerind • p-Eskimo • p-Na-Dene • p-Athabaskan • p-Algonquian • Beothuk • p-Iroquoian • p-Siouan • Caddoan • Yuchi • Kutenai • Chinook • p-Sahaptian • p-Takelman • p-Kalapuyan • Alsea • p-Wintun • Klamath • Molala • Cayuse • Coos • Lower Umpqua • p-Utian • p-Yokuts • p-Maidun • p-Salishan • p-Wakashan • p-Chimakuan • p-Hokan • p-Palaihnihan • Chimariko • Shasta • Yana • p-Pomo • Esselen • Salinan • p-Chumash • Waikuri • p-Yuman • p-Yukian • Washo • p-Kiowa-Tanoan • p-Keresan • Coahuilteco • Comecrudo • Cotoname • Karankawa • Tonkawa • Maratino • Quinigua • Naolan • p-Muskogean • Natchez (Swadesh) • Atakapa • Adai • Timucua

Central America

p-Oto-Manguean • p-Oto-Pamean • p-Central Otomian • p-Otomi • p-Popolocan (p-Mazatec) • p-Chinantec • p-Mixtec • p-Zapotec • p-Uto-Aztecan • p-Aztecan • Purépecha (Swadesh) • Cuitlatec • p-Totozoquean • p-Totonacan • p-Mixe-Zoquean • Highland Chontal • Huamelultec • Tequistlatec • p-Huave • p-Mayan (Swadesh) • Xinca • p-Jicaque • p-Lencan • Lenca • p-Misumalpan

South America

p-Cariban • p-Taranoan • p-Chibchan • p-Barbacoan • Páez • p-Pano-Takanan • p-Panoan • p-Makú • Hupda • p-Tukanoan • p-Arawan • Harákmbut–Katukinan • p-Cahuapanan • p-Choco • p-Guahiban • p-Shuar • Candoshi • p-Shuar-Candoshi • Achuar • p-Nambikwaran • Tinigua • Timote • p-Lule-Vilela • Vilela • Chamacoco • Allentiac • Chaná • Arutani-Sape • p-Bora-Muinane • Bora • p-Witotoan • Witoto • p-Macro-Daha • Sáliba • Piaroa • Ticuna • Yuri • Caraballo • Andoque • p-Mataguayo • p-Guaicurú • Guachí • Payagua • Mura • Pirahã • Matanawi • Quechumaran • Quechuan • p-Zaparoan • p-Peba-Yagua • Iquito • p-Chapacuran • Andaqui • Guamo • Betoi • Kamsá • Otomacoan • Jirajaran • Hibito-Cholon • Cholón • Sechura-Catacao • Sechura • Culli • Mochica • Esmeralda • Taushiro • Urarina • Aiwa • Canichana • Guató • Irantxe • Aikanã • Kanoé (Swadesh) • Kwaza • Mato Grosso Arára • Munichi • Omurano • Puinave • Leco • Puquina • Ramanos • Warao • Yaruro • Yuracaré • Yurumangui

South America (NE Brazil)

Katembri • Taruma • Yatê • Xukurú • Natú • Pankararú • Tuxá • Atikum • Kambiwá • Xokó • Baenan • Kaimbé • Tarairiú • Gamela

South America (Arawakan)

p-Arawakan • p-Japurá-Colombia • p-Lokono-Guajiro • Wayuu • p-Mamoré-Guaporé • p-Bolivia • p-Mojeño • p-Purus

South America (Macro-Jê)

p-Macro-Jê • Rikbaktsa • p-Jê • Jeikó • p-Jabuti • p-Kamakã • Kamakã • Maxakali • Chiquitano • Dzubukua • Oti • p-Puri • p-Bororo

South America (Tupian)

p-Tupian • Puruborá • Karo • p-Tupari • p-Maweti-Guarani • p-Tupi-Guarani • Guaraní