Appendix:Chamacoco word list

Chamacoco word list:[1]

Ciucci (2013) edit

English gloss Chamacoco
abdomen, lower ukut
advance the clock (to) chiihla
afflicted, person who is owɨt
anus oterc
ash piitsɨt
banana poshɨkɨnta
bed arpich, kamɨt, ɨteẽch
belt of caraguata ochɨpamɨt
Bible Poorzosht ahwoso (also spelled Porrosht ahwoso)
bladder (anat.) ɨhɨrpɨta
blue wɨsht
bone lotɨbich
bottle kalapɨta
bottom, at the bottom of ɨbɨta
box pɨta
bring the load of someone (to) tatsa
burden uhũrc
buttock (anat.) atsɨkɨta, oterc
carry (to) tatsa
Chamacoco language Ɨshɨr(o) ahwoso
child, first ɨhɨrmɨt
chin ahworrza
choose (to) chiihla
circular ɨrnonto
clean nimpyo
climbing plant, type of behetɨsht
cloth õrht
coin ɨlɨbɨcha
command (to) chɨrok
companion akɨlt
competent dɨtɨt
container pɨta
copulate (to) sahat
corner, at the corner of ɨbɨta
cosmetic uturbɨt, ɨtɨrbich
courage ehmurc
creek owɨta
crust (anat.) aatwolta
cry ɨbihich
deceit ukushiĩt
deception ukushiĩt
depend on (to) tɨmehe
diaper ɨjɨrmɨt
dust ukult
ear ãrrza
Ebitoso dialect Ɨbɨtoso õr ahwoso / Ɨbɨtos(o) ahwoso
eel ɨlchɨtɨt
egg hmart, webɨt
encourage (to) chɨrok
enemy ɨmehet
English language Nort õr ahwoso
entrance ebich
eyeglasses ɨlɨpɨta
fabric õrht
face ɨlehet
fart ajɨch
father, widowed ɨhnesɨ̃rc
father-in-law ohot
fatigue ɨstɨriit
feast ahamich
feelings of grief iimo
fishhook kushẽrpɨt
flatulence ajɨch
fog ɨshɨbɨhlt
follow (to) tɨmehe
footwear erihit
friend akɨlt
gesture ɨnɨmich
godfather ɨmɨsɨ̃rc
godmother ɨmɨtɨta
green bertɨt
hair akɨ̃rt
hammock urkɨt
hard etan
harpoon okoynɨkɨta
head, top of iikut
hole ihĩtsɨ̃t
horn uuta
hump uhũrc
hunger sewɨt
in front of ebich
inflated kos
injection (med.) ɨ̃rtɨta
jaw ɨrmich
jealous ajɨrmɨt
liar kushiĩt
lie ukushiĩt
life ɨkɨrĩt
liver iibɨta
load uhũrc
louse hnatsɨkɨta
makeup uturbɨt, ɨtɨrbich
mattress ɨteẽch
meat, roasted owit
mother-in-law ohota
mourning iimo
myth monɨhnt
nappy ichalarrza
neck etɨbich
necklace uuhnt
old ɨmatɨt
order ɨmɨrĩch
order (to) chɨrok
paint uturbɨt, ɨtɨrbich
palm of the hand hmat(a) aharrza
panties ɨjɨrmɨt
pants ɨjɨrmɨt
parasol dechɨrtɨta
path ɨjich
penis ajɨta
person dekɨtɨt
place where one sits ɨbɨta
pocket ɨljarrza
Portuguese language Wɨs ahwoso
prostitute yɨtorrza
prostitute, male yɨtorc
relative iisɨt
request ɨmɨrĩch
rope ashtũrc, dukwẽrc
round ɨrnonto
sand erent
scab (anat.) aatwolta
seed (to) chukwẽr
sex (to have) sahat
shot epɨta
shoulder arhmich
shout ɨbihich
shut up (to) sapik
skilled dɨtɨt
skullcap iikut
son, eldest ɨhɨrmɨt
sow (to) chukwẽr
Spanish language Mar(o) ahwoso
stepfather dekũrc
stern (mar.) atsɨkɨta
stimulate (to) chɨrok
stolen item ohɨrc
story monɨhnt
stream owɨta
string ashtũrc
swollen kos
tale monɨhnt
tear ɨlotich
temple (anat.) ɨnermich
thigh ɨterc
throw epɨta
tiredness ɨstɨriit
toilet ɨhɨrpɨta
torrent owɨta
trained dɨtɨt
umbrella dechɨrtɨta
urine ɨhɨrbich
vagina (anat.) aharrza
vomit upweych, ɨpweych
waist (anat.) ɨhɨrrza
war leader pɨlotɨt
water container iibɨt
weapon oot
weeps, person who owɨt
wood knot aharrza, pohor aharrza
word ahwosht

References edit

  1. ^ Ciucci, Luca 2013. Chamacoco lexicographical supplement. Quaderni del Laboratorio di Linguistica della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, n.s. 12. (PDF)
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