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Source: Z'graggen (1980)

Z'graggen, J.A., 1980. A comparative word list of the Mabuso Languages, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea, Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
125947Naketo be hungryinum u-hungry
125948Mosimoto be hungrykenuga mauhungry
125949Yoidikto be hungrytenak mou-hungry
125950Rempito be hungryenug nul-hungry
125951Bagupito be hungryenu mau-hungry
125952Silopito be hungryenu-hungry
125953Ututo be hungryenug po-hungry
125954Mawanto be hungryenu nu-hungry
125955Baimakto be hungryenug ru-hungry
125956Matepito be hungryenug po-hungry
125957Galto be hungryenug pe-hungry
125958Nobonobto be hungrywol ihir-hungry
126112Munithow many?gʌdahow many
126113Keinhow many?eiʔeizʌbhow many
126117Amelehow many?kʌniʔhow many
126118Bauhow many?kʌnihow many
126119Panimhow many?ganihow many
126120Raptinghow many?arɛguʔpahow many
126121Wamashow many?katatahow many
126122Samosahow many?kalevaːtahow many
126123Murupihow many?ʌtugutahow many
126124Sarugahow many?arugutahow many
126125Nakehow many?arigoayhow many
126126Mosimohow many?karɛgutahow many
126127Garushow many?gɛndeʔhow many
126128Yoidikhow many?gænimhow many
126129Rempihow many?gainhow many
126130Bagupihow many?ari gotɛkhow many
126131Silopihow many?ariparipohow many
126132Utuhow many?alipokhow many
126133Mawanhow many?ʌrɛrahow many
126134Baimakhow many?ga:nihow many
126135Galhow many?gʌnehow many
126136Nobonobhow many?ganeuhow many
126137Nobonobhow many?ganehow many
126138Wagihow many?gʌnehow many
126114Sihanhow many?kani:ʔakhow many
126115Gumaluhow many?ganiohow many
126116Isebehow many?gʌnihow many
126110Karehow many?kagʌːrugahow many
126111Girawahow many?ɛrʌsɛboshow many
123813Panimhousezohouse
123814Raptinghousezahouse
123815Wamashousejʌhouse
123816Samosahousezauhouse
123817Murupihouseza:uhouse
123818Sarugahouseza:wahouse
123819Nakehousezauhouse
123820Mosimohouseyʌ:house
123821Garushousežouhhouse