Franklin (1973)

Franklin, KJ. 1973. Other language groups in the Gulf District and Adjacent Areas. Pp. 261-277 In Franklin, KJ. (Ed). The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Area, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics

Provided Lexicon:

ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss	Annotation
619	Rumu	horn	kepare
620	Rumu	to die	kahekapo	dies	dies
621	Rumu	seed	maro
622	Rumu	tooth (front rather than molar)	maku
623	Rumu	ear	ku pate
624	Rumu	neck	hipu riki
625	Rumu	tongue	ɔhɔ
626	Rumu	arm	he riki	arm	arm
627	Rumu	mouth	o
628	Rumu	belly	yo
629	Rumu	breast	hɔ
630	Rumu	knee	lemoko
631	Rumu	leg	re riki	leg	leg
632	Rumu	egg	re
633	Rumu	fish	namu
634	Rumu	bird	ka
635	Rumu	feather	ka pate
636	Rumu	dog	ka
637	Rumu	tail	tura
638	Rumu	root	i rui
639	Rumu	bark (of tree)	hevi
640	Rumu	path	teị	path	path
641	Rumu	tree	i
642	Rumu	woman	wo
643	Rumu	all (of a number)	apaimene
644	Rumu	nose	yu rapo
645	Rumu	to bite	teketo
646	Rumu	to fly	pona uto	flies	flies
647	Rumu	to come	yato
648	Rumu	to swim	uhine
649	Rumu	to hear	woito
650	Rumu	to see	wahito
651	Rumu	to lie down	pekete
652	Rumu	to sleep	hitato
653	Rumu	dry (be dry)	hene
654	Rumu	name	paina
840	Purari	man	vake
841	Purari	woman	aʔe
842	Purari	I (pronoun d:1s)	nai
843	Purari	thou	ni
844	Purari	we incl. (pronoun d:1p, incl)	enei
845	Purari	all (of a number)	uriria
846	Purari	head	uku
847	Purari	hair	kimari
848	Purari	eye	inamu
849	Purari	nose	pina
850	Purari	ear	keporo
851	Purari	tooth (front rather than molar)	niʔiri
852	Purari	tongue	anae
853	Purari	neck	ke

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Source: Franklin (1973)

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