Smallhorn, J. 2011. The Binanderean languages of Papua New Guinea: reconstruction and subgrouping. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
52348Doghoromouth'bemouth
52349Doghoromouthbemouth
53322Doghororight (hand)'beright hand
52521Doghoronew'rekanew (house)
52866Doghoropandanus mat'ɣaitopandanus mat
54220Doghorosmoke (of fire)di'borismoke
53293Doghororedko'koired
53872Doghorosiblingsja'menayounger brothers and sisters
54635Doghorostorykikistory, tall tale, legend
53805Doghoroshoulder'sagashoulder
53941Doghorosister in lawbisister-in-law
54006Doghoroskinan'do[ro]bark of tree
53773Doghoroshorttuɸaɸa[ko]short
53294Doghororedko'koeflower
52940Doghoropepperɸimustard pepper, mustard pepper leaf
52462Doghoroneck'majethroat
52275Doghoromountaind[o'r]irimountain
52986Doghoropig'ɸupig
52996Doghoropigeon'bubuVictoria Crowned Pigeon, Goura Victoria
54379Doghorosquid (ink)'õgosquid ink used as dye to draw on tapa bark cloth
54561Doghorostomacho'gobinavel
54357Doghorospear (N)'kurubaspear
53651Doghoroseedweseed (generic term)
53650Doghoroseed[i] 'befruit of tree
53649Doghoroseedβeseed
53044Doghoroplatform'ɸarodrying rack for fish or meat
52575Doghoronightɸi[tuɣo]black
54249Doghorosnakeniŋ'gabusnake
53076Doghoropotoβuclaypot
53087Doghoropuffer fishje'burupuffer fish
52463Doghoroneck'mãjeneck
52230Doghoromother['anda] 'biamy mother
54130Doghorosmall[em'boro] i'jokopath
54131Doghorosmalliju'akosmall
52231Doghoromother'biamother
53524Doghorosand'korasand
54049Doghoroskin'tamoskin
54250Doghorosnakenĩ'gabusnake (generic term)
54084Doghorosky'utusky
52672Doghoronosemen'donose
53568Doghorosapmusap from tree, juice from sugarcane or fruit or coconut
53748Doghoroshellfish'witoshellfish
51052Doghoroto hearniŋ'g[ambi]deaf
54836Doghorosweet potato'kaemavariety of sweet potato
55207Doghorotonguea'wewatongue
54852Doghorosweet potato[kai'ru]kutasweet potato
56065Doghoroyesterdaytumboyesterday
55011Doghorotaro'baiɸataro (wild large)
53497Doghorosagoba'yausago
55814Doghorowhitesa'ɣaiwhite