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Source: Pawley (2013)

Pawley, Andrew (2013). Personal Communication.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
195813Kalamspear (N)kusay
184880Kalambonetgl
184881Kalamboyñ-skoy
195812Kalamsore, woundsoy
195811Kalamsnakesiyŋ-sataw
195810Kalamsmoke (of fire)sukm
195809Kalamto smell (something)(kuy)pug nŋ-
195808Kalamsmallskoy
195807Kalamto sleepwsn kn-
195806Kalamskysebyoŋ
195805Kalamskinwak
184882Kalamboyñ-skol
184883Kalambrainsjun muk
195804Kalamto sitbsg-
195803Kalamsingsingsmi
195802Kalamto be sicktap g-
195801Kalamsisteray-
195800Kalambrothermam
184884Kalamto breakpag-
184885Kalambreasttɩ
184886Kalambreasttut
184887Kalambrothermam
184888Kalamto burykom-
195799Kalamshrubmon
195798Kalamshoulderwajtem
195797Kalamshortwlep
195796Kalamshortmaŋ
195795Kalamshortacb
184889Kalamto burykam-
184890Kalambutterflygogaŋ
184891Kalambutterflygugaŋ
184892Kalambuttockssb-mgan
184893Kalambuttockssb-gol
184894Kalamto buy, sell, bartertaw-
195794Kalamto shootñag
195793Kalamto sharpentk-
195792Kalamto sharpenjŋd-
195791Kalamsharp (as knife)kd g-
195790Kalamsharp (as knife)kdkd
195789Kalamshadow (shade, shadow)ssi
195788Kalamto see(wdn)nŋ-
195787Kalamto scratch (as with fingernails to relieve itch)slk g-
184895Kalamcalf (of leg)alŋ koc
195786Kalamsapmonmuk
195785Kalamsapmoñg
184896Kalamcalf (of leg)alŋ kogɩ
184897Kalamto call outsuk ag-
184898Kalamcanetmen
195784Kalamsandkab klup
195783Kalamsaltpi