Davies and Comrie (1985)

Davies & Comrie. 1985. A linguistic survey of the Upper Yuat. In Adams et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 22, pp. 275-312

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss
163958	Rao	to eat	nimi	to eat
165395	Lembena	you (pronoun d:2s)	nimbala	thou
165388	Bisorio (Iniai Dialect)	you (pronoun d:2s)	nimba	thou
165454	Lembena	you plural two (pronoun d:2p, dual)	nilimbala	you two
164539	Kobon	mountain	nʌ 'ilʌ	mountain
163677	Enga (Sari Dialect)	sun	niki	sun
165500	Alamblak	you pl. (pronoun d:2p)	'nikɛ̈m	you (plural)
165140	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	who?	nikajnə	who
163666	Enga (Laiagam Dialect)	sun	nik	sun
165378	Pinai-Hagahai (Nangenuwetan Dialect)	I (pronoun d:1s)	'nigə	I
163979	Pinai-Hagahai (Wakadadap Dialect)	to give	ni'gan ə'ɽa	to give
165465	Bisorio (Iniai Dialect)	they dual (pronoun d:3p, dual)	niɛmbʌ	they two
163588	Bisorio	tooth (front rather than molar)	ni	tooth
165384	Alamblak	you (pronoun d:2s)	ni	thou
163507	Haruai (Wiyaw Dialect)	smoke (of fire)	ɾ̥ɩn 'haump	smoke
163531	Haruai (Wiyaw Dialect)	ashes	ɾ̥ɩn 'haui	ashes
165390	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	you (pronoun d:2s)	ŋunu	thou
163145	Rao	neck	ŋotʸ	neck
165196	Banaro	three	'ŋɨnʌ⃓wỏ	three
164081	Banaro	two	'ŋɨnʌ'kʰɨn	two
164404	Banaro	sister	ŋʌ'naǥʌⁿdom	sister
165377	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	I (pronoun d:1s)	ŋɩn	I
164023	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	to come	ŋɨma	to come
164016	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	to come	ŋɨma	to come
164133	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	shoulder	'ŋ̩kanaŋ	his shoulder
164202	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	leg	ŋkaᵐbaᵐgat∘	his leg
163781	Kobon	water	ɲɩŋkʰ	water
163025	Rao	hair	ŋintʸhonda	hair
165139	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	who?	'nɩg'haina	who
163696	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	moon	ŋgɨŋat	moon
165002	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	heavy	ŋgɨkʰǏiƀa	heavy
165362	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	to laugh	'ŋgiɛɽɛm	he laughs
165356	Lembena (Maibi Dialect)	to laugh	'ŋgia	he laughs
164437	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	name	ŋ̩'gɛŋk	name
163067	Lembena (Maibi Dialect)	mouth	ŋga'βɷŋk‘	mouth
164209	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	leg	ŋgambaŋ	his leg
165091	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	many	ŋgaɕakamənəŋ	many
163086	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	nose	'ŋəŋərɩ	nose
165238	Alamblak	no, not	nɨ'ǥe	no
164068	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	one	ŋaykʰʌkʰ	one
164379	Yimas	mother	ŋay	his mother
164337	Banaro	father	ŋʌ'ảtʰẻ	his father
163591	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	tooth (front rather than molar)	'ŋandu	tooth
163598	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	tooth (front rather than molar)	ŋandu	tooth
164360	Banaro	mother	ŋʌ'ảmʌřo	his mother
163947	Kobon	to eat	ɲɩŋ'amp	to eat
164061	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	one	ŋajkə	one
164009	Yimas	to see	nʌga day	to see
164383	Banaro	brother	ŋʌ'ảͥ	brother
165237	Alamblak	no, not	nɨ'ǥaͥ	no

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Source: Davies and Comrie (1985)

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