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Quinigua word list:[1] Gursky (1964) has selected and retranscribed some of del Hoyo's (1960) vocabulary, reproduced below.[2]
del Hoyo (1960)
| gloss |
Quinigua
|
| bean |
mina
|
| broad |
patama
|
| deep |
sarak
|
| deer |
mau
|
| dog |
karama
|
| duck |
amakia
|
| earth |
ama
|
| eat |
ama, anama; ka(ene)
|
| fish |
ama, ami; ka
|
| foot (of deer) |
boi
|
| forehead |
niapin
|
| go |
wame, wan (?)
|
| great |
ya; ki
|
| head |
kai
|
| hill |
agu, ayu; imi
|
| javali, hog |
amoka
|
| many |
kai, ki
|
| rabbit |
kun
|
| rain |
paak
|
| red (or black) |
pan, pa
|
| reed |
aki, xi
|
| rock |
pixa
|
| tail (of deer) |
apino
|
| thick |
ta
|
| tobacco |
axo
|
| tree |
ana
|
| water |
ka, kwa, wa
|
References
- ^ del Hoyo, Eugenio. 1960. Vocablos de la Lengua Quinigua de los Indios Borrados del Noreste de México. Anuario del Centro de Estudios Humanisticos, Universidad de Nuevo León 1. 489-515.
- ^ Gursky, Karl-Heinz (1964 October) “The Linguistic Position of the Quinigua Indians”, in International Journal of American Linguistics, volume 30, number 4, The University of Chicago Press, →DOI, →JSTOR, pages 325–327