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

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
181609Watiwasharp (as knife)mɛːgromsharp
182849Watiwato walkkʌnu-to walk
181584Watiwaripeoːboripe
182874Watiwato fell treebudu g-to fall (tree)
183233Watiwato batheya fri-to bathe
182906Watiwato flypi- na-to fly (v)
181555Watiwaoldopulʌold (of objects)
182934Watiwato jumpsisi- na-to jump
181527Watiwanewʌmnew
182960Watiwato swellfururug-to swell up
182987Watiwato vomitnine kan-to vomit
181474Watiwamanypatipatimany
181473Watiwamanyʌːtumany
183021Watiwato givesira ri-to give
181443Watiwashortnotuboshort
183077Watiwato talkwa-to talk (itr)
181413Watiwalonguraulong
183107Watiwato talkwa-to talk (tr)
181388Watiwaheavyifitowheavy
183139Watiwato watchɛm(i)-to watch (itr)
181358Watiwacold (weather)somgucold
181357Watiwacold (weather)irinɔpcold
183166Watiwato seeɛm(i)-to see
183204Watiwato hearsa-to hear
181326Watiwahotfe-hot
182147Watiwatomorrowlitutomorrow
182174Watiwaday after tomorrowsʌpaday after tomorrow
183622Watiwato buy, sell, barterta-to buy
184374Watiwato laughkate ke-to laugh
183570Watiwato buryge-to bury
184288Watiwato fastengudu(ŋ)-to fasten
183482Watiwato chop, cut downsan-to chop
184402Watiwasingsingmu rag-singsing
184260Watiwato tiebarigto tie
183455Watiwato tearfifan-to tear
184442Watiwato turn (change one's direction)ifuru ga-to turn
183650Watiwaroastrifan-to roast
184232Watiwato takera-to take
183882Watiwato shootø-to shoot
183938Watiwato do, maketika-to make
184208Watiwato swallowniŋgud-to swallow
183678Watiwato boil(su) fan-to boil
183261Watiwato washya fri-to wash (tr)
183959Watiwato sharpenfatto sharpen
183430Watiwato splitfifan-to split
184182Watiwato smell (something)kwe sa-to smell
184492Watiwato dreamki za-to dream
183708Watiwato burn (intrans.)rifan-to burn
183406Watiwato digra-to dig
184155Watiwato scratch (as with fingernails to relieve itch)kri-to scratch