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Source: Conrad and Dye (1975)

Conrad, Robert J. and Dye, T. Wayne. 1975. Some language relationships in the Upper Sepik region of Papua New Guinea. In Holzknecht, K. G. and Phillips, D. J. (eds.), Papers in New Guinea Linguistics 18, 1-35. Canberra: Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
198349Boolder sisterowa
198348Boolder brothermʌřʌka
198347Booldtʌpʌkowoold house
198346Bonoseki
198345Bono, notsʌme
198344Bonightsʌfʌtiaka
198343Bonewtakoma
198342Bonet bag itʌbo
198341Bonecknʌkʌmi
198340Bomouthkom
198339Bomountainᵽɔ
198338Bomotherina
198337Bomosquitokwa
198336Bomeat (flesh)nusu
198335Bomannʌkʌ
198334Bolouseka
198333Bolivermʌsi
198332Bolimema
198331Boleafkasia
198330Boto laughsiřuwa
198329Bokneeᵽʌsa
198328Bohousenuku
198327Boheartmʌři
198326Boheadkʌmi
198325Boarm, handnai
198324Bohairkʌmsiya
198323Boskirtyagrass skirt
198322Bogoodpa
198321Bogardenkano
198320Bofrognʌmei
198319Bofrognau
198318Bofouraisʌ
198317Boface, foreheadnɛmi
198316Boleg, footᵽɛsaǏi
198315Boflying foxsyou
198314Bofish spearitei
198313Bofishlie
198312Bofireta
198311Bofatherepa
198310BoeyemʌǏo
198309Boelbownatɔku
198308Boeggwɔi
198307Boeelwuřu
198306Boeeluřu
198305Boto eatsanoʔ
198304Boearth/mudkisi
198303Boearkɔ
198302Bodognaři
198301Bocrocodiledɔbu
198300Boto comesamoʔ