Appendix:Urarina word list

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Urarina word list:

O’Hagan (2015)

English gloss Urarina
child kanaːnaj
lazy person
scabied person
white person
old man biːna
water akaʉ
manioc beer baɽʉe
agouti mami
paca ic͡ɕ̩a
collared peccary obana
white-lipped peccary ɽaːna
spider monkey alau
howler monkey ɽuɽu
woolly monkey aɽauata
deer ukʷaːe
tapir aɽãla
curassow ataɽi
pava del monte kʉeːɽi (?)
Spix’s guan kʉeːɽi (?)
fish ate
manioc laːno
plantain fʷanaɽa (< Tupi-Guarani)
ayahuasca iɲunu ~ kʷaiɽi
house luɽeɽi
canoe enanihʲa
paddle kiha
blowgun hic͡ɕana
1sg kanʉ
2sg
1incl kana
one lejhi̇̃ː
two kuɽuatahaj
big sẽːuha
woman eːne
man kac͡ɕa
person kac͡ɕa
bird tahaːe
dog ɽeːmae
louse ataɽi
tree enʉa
seed
leaf
root haisi
bark
skin kaɽi
flesh iniu
blood (kʷ)ic͡ɕana
bone bʉkʉ
grease/fat eɽene
egg tahe
horn haja
tail aniáasi
feather ʉhi
hair hanaka
head kutʉɽi
ear iɽic͡ɕu
eye nuta
nose asi
mouth ʉhaːe
tooth katʉ
tongue nɨɨ̇́ti
claw
foot tiha
knee
hand bihi
belly sʉɽi
neck nʉlʉnʉ
breast isic͡ɕo
heart
liver nahaɽi
sun enoto
moon atene
star aɽasihe
rain elu
stone aheri
sand okʷaj
earth atane
cloud dedesekaɽi
smoke sʉɽaː
fire ʉsi
ash(es) ahaːne
path beɽu
mountain
red lana
green beɽaʉesiohʷaj
yellow ʉhae
white soma
black hic͡ɕua
night hamunaː
full
new iŋe
good kauac͡ɕa
round
dry hakuɽu
name kʉɽaː

References

  1. ^ O’Hagan, Zachary (2015 November 17) Taushiro and the Status of Language Isolates in Northwest Amazonia (Fieldwork Forum)‎ (PDF), University of California, Berkeley
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