Information:

Glottocode: guhu1244
ISO 639: ghs

Sources: Smallhorn (2011)

Classification: Nuclear Trans New Guinea, Greater Binanderean

Map:

Lexicon:

IDWordEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
52860pandanus matgaisapandanusSmallhorn (2011)
52786paddlepuuripaddleSmallhorn (2011)
52793paddlesarautabroom, rakeSmallhorn (2011)
52692nutpubabetel nutSmallhorn (2011)
52680not-ama'without', notSmallhorn (2011)
52599nipa palmxeboria hard palmSmallhorn (2011)
52525nightʔupinight; dark, blackSmallhorn (2011)
52489newusaʔenew, different, fresh, unusedSmallhorn (2011)
52474nest[nee] ŋaanestSmallhorn (2011)
52395napesumaback of neck; base of skull to shouldersSmallhorn (2011)
52366namejapanameSmallhorn (2011)
52287mouthpoudoor, doorway, threshold, portal, entrySmallhorn (2011)
52142mosquitot̪imunasmall; a chip; minuteSmallhorn (2011)
51930manabimanSmallhorn (2011)
51866lousejokahead louseSmallhorn (2011)
51823loinclothbaregrass skirtSmallhorn (2011)
51556leg, footokofoot, legSmallhorn (2011)
51569leg, footsaiback of kneeSmallhorn (2011)
51484leafgeeleavesSmallhorn (2011)
51451knifekatiknife handleSmallhorn (2011)
51371insect sp.misimisimosquitoSmallhorn (2011)
51333husbandapuhusbandSmallhorn (2011)
51310house postssubapost, pillarSmallhorn (2011)
51259house of man, greetingooraʔuabide, continue, or remainSmallhorn (2011)
51258house of man, greetingoora [ma ʔaara]living and being, making one's home, lifestyleSmallhorn (2011)
51152holekoseholeSmallhorn (2011)
51013head coveringxopeheadband of rattan on which feathered headdress is superimposedSmallhorn (2011)
50853hairsuuhairSmallhorn (2011)
55592gutsjaliver, a visceral organ; desire, love, wishSmallhorn (2011)
50636girlxatatadaughterSmallhorn (2011)
50635girlxatachild of parentsSmallhorn (2011)
50579gardenbauraworkSmallhorn (2011)
50572furmurumuru [too topotaʔu]expression signifying male youth due to growth of whiskersSmallhorn (2011)
50571furmurumurua type of flower found in kunai areas which has a hairy base like BanksiaSmallhorn (2011)
50348flameberiberia tree, whose wood is commonly used for carving axe handlesSmallhorn (2011)
50191fingersikalittle finger of the handSmallhorn (2011)
50146fence[ro]pubafenceSmallhorn (2011)
50119feastpona[betaʔu]first produce of garden given to villagers with pig as ritualised thank offeringSmallhorn (2011)
50118feastponawhite magicSmallhorn (2011)
50014fathermaifatherSmallhorn (2011)
49819faeces (dung, faeces, excrement)t̪i[ja]faeces, bowel movement, excrementSmallhorn (2011)
49794emptyseepeemptySmallhorn (2011)
49682eggmutueggSmallhorn (2011)
49620earth/mudjebename of a certain type grassSmallhorn (2011)
49494eartomaearSmallhorn (2011)
49475drumt̪aramudrumSmallhorn (2011)
49294dibble sticksiidibble stick, wooden tool used to plant seeds and work the garden soil, etc.Smallhorn (2011)
49285dewt̪amafalling dew, dewdrops, dewfallSmallhorn (2011)
49125co-wifeatawife, husband's mateSmallhorn (2011)
48969cockroachsiipicockroachSmallhorn (2011)