Appendix:Proto-Upper Cross River reconstructions

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The following list of Proto-Upper Cross River reconstructions is from Dimmendaal (1978: 317-322).

List

Gloss Proto-Upper Cross River
abuse *dákì
arm *-bɔ́k
armpit *-pá
arrow *-tàŋí
ashes *-tɔ́ŋ
ask *bí(í)ɓ
axe *-báɗì
back *-dìmá
bad *bí(í)ɓé
bag *-kpà
bake, fry *káŋà
bark *-kpáy
bear a child *mààɗà
beat a person *tímì
beat a drum *kpá
bee *-kɔ̀kɔ́nì
belly *-póɗì
belly, abdomen *-to
bird *-nɔ̀ná
bite *dómà
black *bínà
blood *-dè; *-yìŋ
blow with mouth *gʷuma; *gʷùna
boat *-dyeɗ
body *dyòɗ
bone *-kúpà
breast *-báy
buffalo, bushcow *-tím
bury *nɪ
bush *-kɔ́ɗ
buttocks *-tɪɓɪ
buy *-dɛ̀ɓ
calabash *-tíɓ; *-koɗa
carry on head *ttóɗì
carve *kʷɔ́
charcoal *-bínè
chicken, hen *-kɔ́kì
chief, king *-bɔ́ɗ
child *gʷá-(à)n/*bá-
chin, jaw *-bémà
climb *bèɗí
cloth *-báɗá
cock *-nɔ̀ná -dómà; *-kɔ́kì -dómà
come *ppu
come, enter *bá
compound *-kema
corpse *-buɗɪ
count *tòn; *pukɪ
cow *-pɔ́m
crab *-kánì
crocodile *dyèɓ
dance, pound *túɓ; *túmà
dance, sing *bínà; *d(y)em
day, sunshine *-dɪ
deep *dòŋà
defecate *nɛ̀
die *kʷá
do, make *te
dog *-byá
door, mouth *-mà
drink *gʷáɗ
dry *gʷú; *kanɪ
dry season *-nomɪ
dust, rubbish *-pòkì
dust, sand *-bó
dwell, live * nukɪ
ear *-ttóŋ(ì)
eat *dyá
egg *-kkèŋí
elephant *-nì
enter *kɪɓa
extinguish *dímà
eye *dyèná
faeces *-bíŋ
fall *-ttɔ̀
father *-ttɛ́
fear *boɓ
feather *-koko; *dyenɪ
female *-mà(à)ɗ(ì)
fifteen *-dín
fight *no
fill, be full *dyíɓà
finger *-nóy
fir *-kʷɔ́n
firewood *-mèɗí
fish *-tèn mà-ní
five *-tân,; *-tánɒ̆
fly, jump *pé; *gʷuɗ
follow *toɗɪ
food *-dyá
foot *-kpàɗ
forge *d(y)ákà
forget *d(y)ama; *yɪna
four *-nàŋì; *-nàŋ
friend *-dɔme
full *yuka
give *ní
give, dash *kyàŋ
goat *-bɔn
greet *tímá; *yeɗa
ground *-kké
ground, earth *-dɔ̀(k)ì
guinea fowl *-kɔ́n
hair, root, vein *-dɪŋa
head *-ttó
hear *kòɓ; *kòmà
heart, liver *-tɪma
heart, inside *-teŋ
heavy *dóɓì
hill, mountain *-kpón
hoe, axe *-kɔ̀ɗí
hoe, knife *-maɗɪ
hold, squeeze, catch *ppɪ-
horn *-ppìk
house *-ttɔ́
housefly *-tɪtɪŋe
hunger *-kʷaŋ
hunter *-kpaɗɪ
husk, nail *-kòŋ
iron *-kóŋà
jaw, cheek *-gbà
kill *pun; *gʷóɗ
knee *-dúŋí
kneel *kkɪmɪ
knife *-kɪɓe
know *dyòŋá
laugh *kyák; *màm
leaf *-kʷàŋ
learn *kpéɓì
left aide *-kím; *-kpá -bɔ́k
leg *-pɔ̀n
leopard *-kpè
lick *dákì; *dɪɓɪ
lie down *nómá
long *ttanɪ
louse *-dáŋ
make, build *náŋ
male, man *-dómà
market *-bɪn; *-ppyà
marry *bá
mat *-puɗɪ
meat, animal *-tèn
medicine man, native doctor *-bɔ́ká
monkey *-ppókà
moon *-pé
mortar *-tɔm; *-pona
mosquito, bee *-tɔtɔŋɪ; *-boŋ
mother *-nɛ; *-kà
mould *boɗa
mouth *-mà
mud, ground *-dɔ̀ɓì
name *-dínà
navel *-kóɓ
neck *-kòɗá
new *-páy; *-komɪ
night, darkness *-dùŋì
nose *dyòná
oil, fat *-này; *-nomɪ
oil palm *-dí
old *tèmà
one *gʷá-nì
open *kʷùŋ(eɗe)
path *-dén
penis *-noma
person *-nèɗ
plantain *-nòɗ; *-kɔma
quarrel, fight *-kàn
rain (verb) *teɓ
rain (noun) *-boɗ
rainy season *-teɓɪ
rat *-kpí
red *kóɗà
refuse *tɪn; *pùm
remember *bene
return *ppénè
right *-dómà -bɔ́k
river *-yɔ̀ŋá
road, path *-ttòŋ
roast *pɔ́ɓ(ì)
root, hair *-tɪna
rope *-díkì
rot, swell, stink *-buɓ
rotten *-dok(ɪ)
rubbish heap *-bɪmɪ; *-tumɪ
saliva *-tay
salt, pepper *-núŋò
sand, dust *-bùmá
see *yén; *bónà
send *tóm
sew, pierce *kím(à)
sheep *-tama
shine, be white *gʷaɗɪ
shoot, hunt, chase *tá
short, small *kɪma
show *ke
sing *kʷɔ́n
sleep, lie down *mɪna
sleep (noun) *-ɗáɓí
small *kpuɗɪ
smoke (noun) *-ttoŋ
snail, rope *-kɔ́ɗɔ̀
snake *dyɔ́k(ì)
song *-kʷɔ́ní
sow, plant *konɪ
spear *-kɔnɪ
spit *tu-
spread in the sun to dry *gʷánì; *yánì
stand (up) *báɗí
star *-kòkónì
steal *dyíɓà
stew, soup *-dok
stink, swell, smell *dúm
stone *-tàn
story *-ttá
stranger, guest *-kèn(à)
stretch, lie down *yema
strong, hard *kpoɗe; *kpɔkɪ
surpass *tá(ŋɪ)
swallow *mèn
sweep *kpò(ɗ)ì; *táŋà
sweet *dómá
swim *gʷɔ́k
tail *-kkénà; *-kkéŋ
take out, draw *ttá(ŋa)
tear (verb) *tákì
tell (a story) *ttáŋá
ten *dyòɓ
thigh *-tákí
thing *-pén; *-bom
think *tona; *kɛ́ɗí
three *-ttáɗ; *-ttán
tongue *-dák
tongue, throat *-mèná
tooth *-ttân
tortoise *-kʷún
tree *-tté
twenty *-níɓ
two *-ppán
uncleared land, bush *-tɪma
urinate *dyaŋ
vein, blood *-ní
village, house *-dón
vomit *kɔ́k
vulture *-teɗe
walk *kkàŋá
wall *-kpoɗo
wash (body) *koy
water *-nì
weave, plait hair *nòkà
weep, cry *tt-
well *-be
wet, cold *dóɗ(ɪ); *doɓɪ
white *poɗɪ
wife *gʷá-nɔ̀/*bɔ́-
wife *gʷá-dómà/*bá-
wild pig *-ttèy
wind *-pɛ(pɛ)
wing *-bábàŋ; *-pé-; *-bo(ɓ)
woman *gʷá-nòɗ / bá-*gʷá-nèɗ / bá-*-dɔ́kì
word, name *-kóm
work (noun) *-tomo
wring *mɪnɪ
year *-de; *-bɪn

References

  • Dimmendaal, Gerrit J. 1978. The Consonants of Proto-Upper Cross and their Implications for the Classification of the Upper Cross Languages. Leiden: Leiden University.
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