Appendix:Proto-Zaparoan reconstructions

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Proto-Zaparoan reconstructions:[1]

Carvalho (2013)

gloss Proto-Záparoan
bee, wasp *ahapaka
stick *amaka
to kill *amo
woman's sibling *ana-
cloud, smoke *anahaka
head *anaka
pain *anaw
to come *ani-
to cut down *anu-
to talk *ati-
to eat *atsa-
tooth *ika-
to go *ikwa-
foot *ino-
benefactive *-iɾa
fat, large (for fruits) *iɾisi
house *ita
urine *isa-
negative nominalization *-jaw
number suffix *-ka
hair; feather *kaha-
1st person, excl. plural *kana
to cut (hair) *kə-
raw *maha
to cook *mahi
to sleep *makə-
guts *mara
to tie *maraw-
to escape, to flee *masi-
to do *mi-
rotten *moka
3rd person plural *na-
hill *naku-
blood *nana-ka
3rd person singular *naw-
masculine, singular *-nu
infinitive *-nu
to want/like; love *pani-
fish; stingray? *sapi
to taste (food) *sani-
lice *sukana
bad *səsa
to lick *tamə-
foreigner, stranger; to hate? *tawə-
to listen *tawhi-
feminine, singular *-tu
causative suffix *-tə
where *tə-
to rest; to be new *tsami-
rain *umaru

References

  1. ^ Carvalho, F. O. de (2013). On Záparoan as a valid genetic unity: Preliminary correspondences and the status of Omurano. In Revista Brasileira de Linguística Antropológica. Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 91-116. Accessed from DiACL, 9 February 2020.
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