Source: Z'graggen (1980)
Z'graggen, JA. 1980. A comparative word list of the Rai Coast Languages, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.
Provided Lexicon:
| ID | Language | Word | Entry | Source Gloss | Annotation | Loan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181375 | Rerau | cold (weather) | ulili | cold | ||
| 181613 | Ganglau | sharp (as knife) | ulikŋ | sharp | ||
| 181614 | Saep | sharp (as knife) | ulig-ŋgo | sharp | ||
| 183975 | Waube | to sharpen | uli- | to sharpen | ||
| 183883 | Arawum | to shoot | uli- | to shoot | ||
| 182884 | Saep | to fell tree | uli- | to fall (tree) | ||
| 184539 | Male | afraid | ulʌi- | to be afraid | ||
| 180028 | Bongu | shore | ulɛu | shore | ||
| 180256 | Yangulam | sun | uːlɛŋ | sun | ||
| 176750 | Pulabu | tongue | ulɛlɛŋ | tongue | ||
| 180056 | Male | sand | ulel | sand | ||
| 179907 | Uyajitaya | moon | u:le | moon | ||
| 182327 | Uya | near | ulau | near | ||
| 181864 | Yangulam | what? | ulamɛ | what | ||
| 184533 | Uyajitaya | afraid | ula- | to be afraid | ||
| 184525 | Ganglau | afraid | u:la- | to be afraid | ||
| 184541 | Sam | afraid | ulʌ- | to be afraid | ||
| 184538 | Anjam | afraid | ulʌ- | to be afraid | ||
| 183826 | Migum | to kill | ul- | to kill | ||
| 182018 | Sumau | night | ukum | night | ||
| 175905 | Sumau | sibling, opposite sex, younger | uku- ayaga | sibling-different-sex-younger | ||
| 175885 | Sumau | sibling, opposite sex, older | uku- | sibling-different-sex-older | ||
| 177379 | Waube | belly | uku | belly | ||
| 184188 | Saep | to smell (something) | ukʌtɛ- | to smell | ||
| 179109 | Watiwa | tobacco | ᵱukow | tobacco | ||
| 183325 | Siroi | to carry | uki- | to carry-on-back | ||
| 179757 | Sumau | smoke (of fire) | uki | smoke | ||
| 177497 | Bongu | navel | ujagla | navel | ||
| 183334 | Danaru | to carry | uisi- | to carry-on-back | ||
| 183874 | Bongu | to throw | ui- | to throw | ||
| 181397 | Sumau | heavy | ʔui- | heavy | ||
| 175588 | Sumau | woman | ʔui | woman | ||
| 179740 | Bongu | ashes | ui | ashes | ||
| 179739 | Male | ashes | ui | ashes | ||
| 178863 | Bongu | lime | ui | lime | ||
| 181387 | Kesawai | heavy | uhuru(se) | heavy | ||
| 178840 | Kesawai | lime | uhunu | lime | ||
| 176996 | Uya | buttocks | uhuba | buttocks | ||
| 183373 | Sam | to blow (wind) | uhu- | to blow-on-fire | ||
| 177300 | Asas | calf (of leg) | uguru | calf | ||
| 181042 | Uya | dirty | ugun | dirty | ||
| 180695 | Pulabu | drum | ugu | hand drum | ||
| 175890 | Uyajitaya | sibling, opposite sex, older | ugo | sibling-different-sex-older | ||
| 181269 | Jilim | cooked | uGʌn | cooked | ||
| 177412 | Bongu | guts | ugle | stomach (guts) | ||
| 175884 | Sop | sibling, opposite sex, older | ugi- ʌsʌu | sibling-different-sex-older | ||
| 175904 | Sop | sibling, opposite sex, younger | ugi- panʌm | sibling-different-sex-younger | ||
| 181292 | Uyajitaya | full | ugepi- | full | ||
| 175908 | Uya | sibling, opposite sex, younger | ugɛ- mʌgi | sibling-different-sex-younger | ||
| 181264 | Danaru | cooked | ᵱugɛ- | cooked |
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