Appendix:Proto-Kalapuyan reconstructions

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Proto-Kalapuyan reconstructions:[1]

Shipley (1970)

no. gloss Proto-Kalapuyan
1 all *pu-
2 bad *khaskha
3 big *pala
4 bird *twi(ː)ca
5 bite *yiːk
6 black *muː
7 blood *nu
8 blow *puː-
9 bone *ca
10 burn *y-
11 cold *tuːku
12 come *ma-
13 come -
14 cut -
15 dig *hu-
16 dog *tal
17 drink *kʷh-
18 dry *chakkaluː
19 dull *tu-
20 dust *skuːp
21 earth *nuwa
22 eat *kʷVnafu
23 egg *pha
24 eye *kʷhillaːk, *kʷhalliːk
25 fall
26 father *-fa-
27 father *maːma
28 fear *n-
29 fear *yakla
30 feather *lunka
31 few *puː(n)
32 five *waːn
33 flower *puːk
34 four *tapa
35 fruit *kayna
36 give *tiː
37 good *suː
38 grass *luːkʷa
39 green *ci-
40 guts *niːya
41 hair, head *kʷaː
42 hand *laːkʷa
43 he *kʷawk
44 hear *kapt
45 heart *-uːpna
46 heavy *kayt
47 hot *ʔuːk
48 I *chi
49 ice *tic
50 kill *tah-
51 know *yukhu
52 lake *paːɫ
53 leaf *takhVɫ
54 left *kay
55 liver *paw
56 long *puːs
57 louse *t-
58 man *ʔuːyhi
59 many -
60 meat *muːkhi, *muːkʷhi
61 mother *naːna
62 mountain *maːfuː
64 name *kʷat
65 neck *puː- -k
66 new *pa(n)ɫa
67 nose *nuːna
68 not *waːnk
69 old *yuː(k)
70 one -
71 other *wana
72 path *kawni
73 person *mim
74 pierce *twa-
75 push *t-
76 red *c- -l
77 river *cal
78 rope *cal
79 round *(wi)luː
80 saliva *ta(w)f
81 say *na(ka)
82 sea *minlak
83 see *huːthu
84 sew *-aːkʷaː(t)
85 short *-u(w)pna
86 sing *kawt
87 sit *tastu
88 sit *yuː
89 sky *yank
90 sleep, lie *way
91 smell *h-
92 snake *(t)kaː
93 snow *-uː(p)paː(y)k
94 split *plVk
95 stand *taːp
96 stone *taː
97 straight *yalk
98 suck -
99 sun *pyan
100 swell *kuːf
101 swim *kʷay(n)
102 tail *tkuː
103 they *k(ʷ)i(n)nVk
104 thick *fip
105 thin *kliʔk
106 think *m- -t
107 this *kʷus(a)
108 this *haːs(a)
109 thou *maː(ha)
110 three *psin
111 throw *kawi
112 tie *takt
113 tongue -
114 tooth *ti
115 tree *watVk
116 two *kaːmi
117 walk *ʔiːti
118 wash *kaw(a)ɫ
119 wash *cawC
120 water *pk(y)aː
121 we *stuː
122 what *ʔa(k)kaː
123 white *maw
124 wind *-iːʈwa
125 wing *wa(ː)n
126 ye *mV(t)tiː
127 year *miːcwa

References

  1. ^ Shipley, William. 1970. Proto-Kalapuyan. In Swanson, Jr., Earl H. (ed.), Languages and Cultures of Western North America, 97-106. Pocatello: Idaho State University Press.
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