Z'graggen (1980)

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

Provided Lexicon:

ID	Language	Word	Entry	Source Gloss
183129	Male	to talk	mu- uri-	to talk (tr)
182867	Male	to walk	walwalɛ-	to walk
181835	Male	who?	tumaye	who
182899	Male	to fell tree	gurɛag-	to fall (tree)
181701	Male	wet	yʌkogo	wet
181945	Male	morning	iːsu	morning
183159	Male	to watch	koi-	to watch (itr)
182730	Male	to come	ang-	to come
183195	Male	to see	koi-	to see
183097	Male	to talk	soga-	to talk (itr)
181625	Male	sharp (as knife)	wiliko	sharp
182816	Male	to go down	kʌul-	to go down
181436	Male	long	waligu	long
182619	Male	to stand	tiŋe-	to stand
182501	Male	always	navʌl kɛrɛ	always
182412	Male	slow	kakʌi	slowly
182000	Male	afternoon	bilːʌ	afternoon
183067	Male	to give	i-	to give
182228	Male	afterwards	buga	afterwards
181675	Male	crooked	kuanɛŋgo	crooked
181866	Male	what?	kubɛnkɛl	what
182759	Male	to go	gli-	to go
181547	Male	new	kasGʌi	new
182335	Male	near	jojom	near
182927	Male	to fly	pur̃ur̃ui-	to fly (v)
181297	Male	full	maGa	full
182281	Male	there	luta	there
182084	Male	yesterday	hʌːbi	yesterday
181465	Male	short	godi	short
182167	Male	tomorrow	yumba	tomorrow
182953	Male	to jump	liŋgaŋɛ-	to jump
182028	Male	night	kuluigen	night
182478	Male	no, not	ɛlɛg	no
182590	Male	to sit	danɛ	to sit down
181319	Male	empty	sui	empty
181519	Male	few	bʌk	few
182647	Male	to stand	utui-	to stand up
182140	Male	before	mimi	before
182056	Male	now	pala	now
182843	Male	to run	gur-	to run
181752	Male	to be hungry	mam-	hungry
182979	Male	to swell	kubugo-	to swell up
182562	Male	to sleep	unɛ-	to sleep
181379	Male	cold (weather)	nuŋgut	cold
181918	Male	how many?	gimbu	how-many
181804	Male	that	ge	that
181497	Male	many	magʌi	many
182306	Male	in, inside	mʌgili	inside
181603	Male	ripe	mali	ripe
183008	Male	to vomit	ŋil-	to vomit

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Source: Z'graggen (1980)

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