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Language: Erave

Information:

Glottocode: erav1244
ISO 639: kjy

Also Known As: South Kewa

Sources: Franklin (1975)

Classification: Nuclear Trans New Guinea, Enga-Kewa-Huli, Kewa-Huli, Sau-Angal-Kewa, Angal-Kewa, Kewa, Southeast Kewa

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Lexicon:

IDWordEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
80449fatheraapaFranklin (1975)
80783yesterdayabalaFranklin (1975)
80978to seeadaFranklin (1975)
80662houseadaFranklin (1975)
81026bigadaaFranklin (1975)
80280breastaduFranklin (1975)
80812pandanusagaFranklin (1975)
80472motheragihisFranklin (1975)
80692saltaipaFranklin (1975)
81154to runalo purun awayFranklin (1975)
80465motheramamyFranklin (1975)
81144yellowambuFranklin (1975)
80433brotherameFranklin (1975)
80318leg, footangeleg, footFranklin (1975)leg, foot
80611who?apiFranklin (1975)
80601when?a raboFranklin (1975)
81092notdiaFranklin (1975)
81064goodepe (ta)Franklin (1975)
80932to givegito first personFranklin (1975)
81074to laughgiri taFranklin (1975)
80551thisgoFranklin (1975)
80766wateripaFranklin (1975)
80736sandipa muFranklin (1975)
80909to comeipuFranklin (1975)
80338haiririFranklin (1975)
81134whitekaake (pia)Franklin (1975)
81054dry (be dry)kaapu taFranklin (1975)
80792banana(k)aiFranklin (1975)
80776outside(k)amaaFranklin (1975)
81101heavykedaa (pea)Franklin (1975)
80414tonguekekeFranklin (1975)
80348handkihandFranklin (1975)hand
81047to coughkóto reFranklin (1975)
80968to talklaFranklin (1975)
80652twolaapoFranklin (1975)
80386neckmáFranklin (1975)
80835taromaaFranklin (1975)
80251back (body part)masaFranklin (1975)
80682pigmenaFranklin (1975)
80802meat (flesh)midiFranklin (1975)
80520thatmoFranklin (1975)
80879to eatnaFranklin (1975)
80424boynaakiFranklin (1975)
80755sunnareFranklin (1975)
80561thouneFranklin (1975)
80498I (pronoun d:1s)niFranklin (1975)
80621you pl. (pronoun d:2p)(n)imiFranklin (1975)
80529they (pronoun d:3p)(n)imuFranklin (1975)
80631you two (pronoun d:2s, dual)(n)ipiFranklin (1975)
80540they dual (pronoun d:3p, dual)(n)ipuFranklin (1975)