Franklin and Voorhoeve (1973)

Franklin, KJ & Voorhoeve, CL. 1973. Languages near the intersection of the Gulf, Southern Highlands, and Western Districts. Pp. 149-152. In Franklin, KJ. (Ed). The Linguistic Situation in the Gulf District and Adjacent Area, Papua New Guinea. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics

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ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss	Annotation
1841	Fasu	full	komalu
1810	Fasu	rain	yao	rain	rain
1782	Fasu	I (pronoun d:1s)	ano
1785	Fasu	all (of a number)	eu
1798	Fasu	leg	korake	leg	leg
1870	Fasu	to kill	alure	kills	kills
1795	Fasu	arm	hokono	arm	arm
1784	Fasu	we incl. (pronoun d:1p, incl)	tati
1856	Fasu	to fly	apure	flies	flies
1783	Fasu	thou	ne
1879	Fasu	to die	akure	dies	dies
1781	Fasu	woman	hinamo
1839	Fasu	warm/hot	inasa	warm	warm
1780	Fasu	man	aporo
1794	Fasu	mouth	akai
1787	Fasu	hair	uni iti
1869	Fasu	to know (facts)	kairaka	knows	knows
1802	Fasu	fat	wu	fat	fat
1820	Fasu	path	ikia kara	path	path
1786	Fasu	head	wamo
1788	Fasu	eye	hi̧
1789	Fasu	nose	sape
1790	Fasu	ear	senaki
1791	Fasu	tooth (front rather than molar)	mere
1792	Fasu	tongue	alu
1793	Fasu	neck	mawi
1796	Fasu	breast	hoko
1797	Fasu	belly	katukunu
1799	Fasu	knee	kakuna
1800	Fasu	skin	kau
1801	Fasu	blood	yapi
1803	Fasu	bone	kiki
1804	Fasu	heart	himu
1805	Fasu	knee	kasoko
1806	Fasu	sun	maiya
1807	Fasu	moon	heke
1808	Fasu	star	makata
1809	Fasu	cloud	pakae
1811	Fasu	night	ereamo
1812	Fasu	water	hȩ
1813	Fasu	ground	hauwaka
1814	Fasu	stone	eke
1815	Fasu	sand	tekima
1816	Fasu	mountain	uli
1817	Fasu	fire	ira lufi
1818	Fasu	smoke (of fire)	ira musu
1819	Fasu	ashes	katema
1821	Fasu	tree	ira
1822	Fasu	root	pikinu
1823	Fasu	bark (of tree)	ira kau

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Source: Franklin and Voorhoeve (1973)

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