Shaw (1986)

Shaw, R.D., 1986. The Bosavi Language Family. In D. C. Laycock et al., eds. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 24. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics, pp. 45–76.

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss	Annotation
16693	Kaluli	mouth	mikɔf
16692	Kaluli	neck	dagas
16691	Kaluli	tongue	eʌn
16690	Kaluli	tooth (front rather than molar)	bis
16689	Kaluli	ear	kenẽ
16688	Kaluli	nose	migi
16687	Kaluli	eye	si
16686	Kaluli	hair	misẽ fɔ̃
16685	Kaluli	head	misẽ
16684	Kaluli	all (of a number)	tabɔ
16683	Kaluli	we (pronoun d:1p)	niyɔ̃
16682	Kaluli	you (pronoun d:2s)	ki	you	you
16681	Kaluli	I (pronoun d:1s)	ni
16680	Kaluli	woman	kesali
16679	Kaluli	man	kalu
16678	Konai	string bag	yẽ
16677	Konai	mother	duɔ
16676	Konai	seed	kɔlɔ
16675	Konai	father	aye
16674	Konai	claw	siɔ kati
16673	Konai	banana	yɔ
16672	Konai	meat (flesh)	hwĩ
16671	Konai	leaf	hʌbe gwɔ
16670	Konai	not	miɔ
16669	Konai	to kill	wɔlɔyɔ	kills	kills
16668	Konai	to know (facts)	tɔwẽ
16667	Konai	two	bʌnɔu
16666	Konai	one	tano
16665	Konai	that	bukwẽhẽ
16664	Konai	this	kwʌhẽ
16663	Konai	many	su
16662	Konai	louse	ɔ̃u
16661	Konai	to burn (intrans.)	wɔbɔľu
16660	Konai	what?	kẽi
16659	Konai	who?	kɔyɔbẽ
16658	Konai	wing	tʌfigai
16657	Konai	name	hũ
16656	Konai	to bite	wɔľu
16655	Konai	to fly	siɔ fuliɔli	flies	flies
16654	Konai	to come	hugwa
16653	Konai	to swim	wẽi suadi
16652	Konai	to hear	duľu
16651	Konai	to see	duguľu
16650	Konai	to lie down	tiɔľu
16649	Konai	to sleep	tuľuɔ
16648	Konai	to give	nẽľi
16647	Konai	to walk	ili
16646	Konai	to speak	tʌbuľɔ
16645	Konai	to sit	duɔ
16644	Konai	to stand	tʌfʌlʌ

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Source: Shaw (1986)

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