Brown (1973)

Brown, HA. 1973. The Eleman language family. Pp. 279-374. In Franklin, KJ. (Ed). The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Area, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss	Annotation
6183	Kaki Ae	cloud	mene-uru
6184	Kaki Ae	rain	upa	rain	rain
6185	Kaki Ae	night	lafifi
6186	Kaki Ae	water	haime
6187	Kaki Ae	ground	tau auru
6188	Kaki Ae	stone	ere
6189	Kaki Ae	sand	kekene
6190	Kaki Ae	mountain	uʔo
6191	Kaki Ae	fire	aiyeʔi
6192	Kaki Ae	smoke (of fire)	aiyeʔi- uma
6193	Kaki Ae	ashes	umu
6194	Kaki Ae	path	kereʔa	path	path
6195	Kaki Ae	tree	oproro
6196	Kaki Ae	root	oporo mene
6197	Kaki Ae	bark (of tree)	oporo ruru
6198	Kaki Ae	dog	evera
6199	Kaki Ae	tail	orora
6200	Kaki Ae	bird	mini
6201	Kaki Ae	feather	mini onomo
6202	Kaki Ae	egg	mini umu
6203	Kaki Ae	fish	nane
6204	Kaki Ae	big	hiʔivila
6205	Kaki Ae	small	pakaʔu		singular
6206	Kaki Ae	good	namaiya
6207	Kaki Ae	long	baieve
6208	Kaki Ae	red	mela milo
6209	Kaki Ae	white	mela eʔelo
6210	Kaki Ae	black	mela epore
6211	Kaki Ae	yellow	mela nano
6212	Kaki Ae	green	mela oʔu-oʔu
6213	Kaki Ae	warm/hot	oroʔoro	warm	warm
6214	Kaki Ae	cold (weather)	velaʔakokoa
6215	Kaki Ae	full	fuʔiha
6216	Kaki Ae	new	oʔela
6217	Kaki Ae	to eat	muake
6218	Kaki Ae	to drink	haime muake
6219	Kaki Ae	to stand	uʔeke
6220	Kaki Ae	to sit	meʔe
6221	Kaki Ae	to speak	eme lamuʔe
6222	Kaki Ae	to walk	naume mueha
6223	Kaki Ae	to give	iniʔe
6224	Kaki Ae	to sleep	diai enu
6225	Kaki Ae	to lie down	dia
6226	Kaki Ae	to see	ere amuʔe
6227	Kaki Ae	to hear	moʔe ha
6228	Kaki Ae	to swim	aʔaka
6229	Kaki Ae	to come	mane		(fr. E. or W.)
6230	Kaki Ae	to fly	uʔoha	flies	flies
6231	Kaki Ae	to bite	nanamuʔe
6232	Kaki Ae	name	iru

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Source: Brown (1973)

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