Proto-Mirndi reconstructions:
Proto-Mirndi reconstructions by Harvey (2008):[1]
no. | gloss | Proto-Mirndi |
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1 | to hang, to tip | *jalalang |
2 | high, up | *thangki |
3 | women's song style | *jarra(r)ta |
4 | that (not previously mentioned) | *jiyi |
5 | mother's father | *jaju |
6 | woman's son | *juka |
7 | bird (generic) | *ju(r)lak |
8 | blind | *kamamurri |
9 | daughter's child | *kaminyjarr |
10 | cold | *karrij |
11 | chickenhawk | *karrkany |
12 | bull ant | *(kija-)kija |
13 | to tickle | *kiji-kiji(k) |
14 | red ochre | *kitpu |
15 | shitwood | *kulinyjirri |
16 | dove sp. | *kuluku(ku) |
17 | sky | *kulumarra |
18 | throat, didgeridoo | *kulumpung |
19 | urine | *kumpu |
20 | firestick | *kungkala |
21 | pollen | *kuntarri |
22 | flesh | *kunyju |
23 | fat | *kurij |
24 | bush turkey | *kurrkapati |
25 | boomerang | *kurrupartu |
26 | club | *ku(r)turu |
27 | shield | *kuwarri |
28 | fire | *kuyVka |
29 | father-in-law | *lamparra |
30 | car | *langa |
31 | bony | *larrkaja |
32 | plant sp. | *lawa |
33 | eagle | *lirraku |
34 | blue-tongue lizard | *lungkura |
35 | to return | *lurrpu |
36 | to wave | *mamaj |
37 | ear | *manka |
38 | plant sp. | *manyanyi |
39 | gutta percha tree | *manyingila |
40 | butterfly | *marli-marli |
41 | old man | *marluka |
42 | all right, later | *marntaj |
43 | human status term | *marntak |
44 | circumcision ritual | *marntiwa |
45 | upper leg, thigh, root | *mira |
46 | owl | *mukmuk |
47 | to be dark | *mu(wu)m |
48 | scorpion | *muntarla |
49 | string | *munungku |
50 | upper arm | *murlku |
51 | three | *murrkun |
52 | to name | *nij |
53 | hand | *nungkuru |
54 | female antilopine wallaroo | *ngalijirri |
55 | to lick | *ngalyak |
56 | to sing | *nganya |
57 | bauhinia | *ngapilipili |
58 | father's mother | *ngapuju |
59 | breast | *ngapulu |
60 | to be hot | *ngartap |
61 | bird sp. | *nyurijman |
62 | to dream | *pank(iy)aja |
63 | older brother | *papa |
64 | nightjar | *parnangka |
65 | young woman | *parnmarra |
66 | women's dance | *pa(r)ntimi |
67 | moon | *partangarra |
68 | baby | *partarta |
69 | hot weather | *parung(ku) |
70 | cicatrice | *pa(r)turu |
71 | scraper | *pin(y)mala |
72 | father | *pipi |
73 | snake (generic) | *pulany |
74 | to bathe | *pulukaj(a) |
75 | ashes | *puna |
76 | full | *punturr/tu |
77 | to finish | *purrp |
78 | dreaming | *puwarraja |
79 | deep (hole) | *tarlukurra |
80 | flame, light | *tili/u |
81 | to be tied up | *tirrk |
82 | feather | *tiya-tiya |
83 | to poke | *turrp |
84 | to open | *walk |
85 | woomera | *wa(r)lmayi |
86 | black-headed python | *warlujapi |
87 | strange(r) | *warnayaki |
88 | grass (generic) | *warnta |
89 | to scratch | *warr |
90 | number seven boomerang | *warratirla |
91 | freshwater crocodile | *warrija |
92 | to be together | *warrp |
93 | parrot sp. | *wilikpan |
94 | new | *yalang |
95 | initiated youth | *yapa |
96 | magic song | *yarrinti |
97 | young man | *yarrulan |
Vocabulary lists of Indo-Pacific languages |
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Papuan |
p-Trans-New Guinea • p-Northern Adelbert • p-Sogeram • Bayono-Awbono • Paniai Lakes • Kolopom • Bulaka River • Pauwasi • p-South Bougainville • p-Lower Sepik • p-Watam-Awar-Gamay • p-Lakes Plain • p-North Halmahera • p-Timor-Alor-Pantar • p-Alor-Pantar • Tayap • Massep |
Australian |
North Australian (basic) • p-Nyulnyulan • p-Mirndi • p-Gunwinyguan • Limilngan • Umbugarla • Minkin • Tiwi • Malak-Malak • Pama-Nyungan • p-Pama-Nyungan • p-Arandic • p-Thura-Yura • p-Ngayarda |
Others |
p-Dravidian • Dravidian • Bonda • Kusunda • Nihali • Kenaboi • p-Ongan |