Glottocode:
kora1294
ISO 639:
kpr
Sources: Smallhorn (2011)
Classification: Trans-New Guinea, Greater Binanderean, Binanderean, Nuclear Binanderean, South Binanderean, Coastal Binanderean, Gaena-Korafe
ID | Word | Entry | Annotation | Loan | Source | Source Gloss |
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52220 | mother | ['ne]i | your mother (possessive referential term) | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
52221 | mother | ['no]i | his/her/their mother (possessive referential term) | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
50373 | meat (flesh) | ɸi'si | muscle; meat, flesh | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
50374 | meat (flesh) | ɸi'si[ka] | clitoris | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
50817 | ripe | 'kauβa | name avoidance word for banana (generic term) | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
51387 | guts | u'βa | gall bladder: inedible small organ of the body | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
51403 | guts | ɣamo | lungs; chest cavity; soul, seat of emotions | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
55628 | guts | jo['ka] | the hollow inside | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
55629 | guts | jo[ka] | mercy | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
211162 | testicles | je'bure | scrotum; fleshy part of dry coconut | Smallhorn (2011) | breadfruit/testicle | |
55802 | cockatoo | ã'gia | white cockatoo | Smallhorn (2011) | white (cockatoo) | |
56029 | worm | si'βoro | earthworm, worm (generic) | Smallhorn (2011) | worm *siwә/ | |
48730 | cassurina tree | 'maine | Casuarina, Australian Pine, Willow Beef Wood, Whistling Pine, Horsetail | Smallhorn (2011) | casuarina | |
49982 | fat | 'jeuro | fat of meat, blubber | Smallhorn (2011) | fat (grease) | |
48405 | breadfruit | je'bure | scrotum; fleshy part of dry coconut | Smallhorn (2011) | breadfruit/testicle | |
51922 | young man | sa'sĩga[ko] | small children, toddlers; insignificant people (diminutive form) | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
50144 | vagina | a[ka] | female sex organs (generally external organs, i.e. labia and clitoris) | Smallhorn (2011) | female sex organ | |
51923 | young man | sa'sĩgu | children, child | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
55499 | tree top | gõ'bu | top of tree, growing part of coconut; end of canoe that one seizes to lift it up | Smallhorn (2011) | ||
53913 | sister | jao ['tato] | sisters, woman's female relatives in her generation | Smallhorn (2011) |