Davies and Comrie (1985)

Davies & Comrie. 1985. A linguistic survey of the Upper Yuat. In Adams et al. Papers in New Guinea Linguistics No. 22, pp. 275-312

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss
163368	Yimas	to stand	yambalak	to stand
163464	Alfendio	fire	yam	fire
163435	Enga (Sari Dialect)	big	yale	big
163428	Enga (Lapalama Dialect)	big	yale	big
163937	Enga (Sari Dialect)	egg	yaka tuku	egg
163458	Enga (Sari Dialect)	small	yakane	small
163450	Enga (Lapalama Dialect)	small	yakane	small
164306	Enga (Wapi Dialect)	wing	yaka kingi	wing
164330	Enga (Wapi Dialect)	tail	yaka kenge	tail
163270	Enga (Wapi Dialect)	bird	yaka	bird
163269	Enga (Sari Dialect)	bird	yaka	bird
163259	Enga (Lapalama Dialect)	bird	yaka	bird
163258	Enga (Lapalama Dialect)	bird	yaka	bird
163257	Enga (Laiagam Dialect)	bird	yaka	bird
163256	Kyaka	bird	yaka	bird
165502	Bisorio (Iniai Dialect)	you pl. (pronoun d:2p)	yaǏamba	you (plural)
163661	Bisorio	sun	yag̣e	sun
165018	Enga (Laiagam Dialect)	cold (weather)	yæp	cold
163449	Enga (Laiagam Dialect)	small	yækanɛ	small
163660	Banaro	sun	'yả	sun
164592	Pinai-Hagahai (Wakadadap Dialect)	wallaby	xuɽi'a	wallaby
163988	Alamblak	to see	xɨ'tʰitʷɛ̈ʀ̥̌	to see
165193	Alamblak	three	xoš'ƀiʀ̥̌pʰatʰ	three
165215	Alamblak	four	'xosƀi'ǥošɩᵽ	four
164077	Alamblak	two	'xošɩᵽ	two
164931	Pinai-Hagahai (Nangenuwetan Dialect)	green	ˌxɔm'xɔmɔ	green
165081	Pinai-Hagahai (Wakadadap Dialect)	new	xo'mo	new
164791	Alamblak	axe (stone)	xo'daʀ̥̌š	axe
164790	Alamblak	axe (stone)	xo'daʀ̥̌č	axe
164078	Alamblak	two	xočiᵽ	two
163487	Alamblak	smoke (of fire)	xi'peƀɨtʰ	smoke
164937	Alamblak	good	'xiƀa	good
165188	Pinai-Hagahai (Wakadadap Dialect)	not	'xawəɽə	not
163391	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	road/path	xa't̮ɕe	road
163390	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	road/path	xa'se	road
164767	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	banana	'xaja	banana
163312	Pinai-Hagahai (Nangenuwetan Dialect)	to bite	'xaixəɤədə	to bite
165177	Pinai-Hagahai (Aramo Dialect)	not	'xa:ɽəβəˌdənə	not
164807	Enga (Sari Dialect)	axe (stone)	wya	axe
164242	Yimas	heart	wuƀundambiŋ	his heart
164045	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	louse	wututʰoma	louse
164855	Yimas	night	wutʰ	night
165417	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	he, she, it (pronoun d:3s)	wunu	he
164393	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	brother	wuŋgyak	brother
164425	Kyenele (Kyaimbarang Dialect)	name	wuŋ	name
163825	Alfendio	root	wunda	root
163297	Lembena (Yariba Dialect)	dog	'wuna	dog
164848	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	night	wukʰan	night
164567	Kyenele (Miyak Dialect)	wind	wuƀilim	wind
165050	Yimas	warm/hot	wuƀikʰandʌgʌn	warm, hot

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Source: Davies and Comrie (1985)

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