Appendix:Dura word list
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This appendix contains two sections, namely a semantically organized word list and an extended Swadesh list. Both are from Schorer (2016).
Semantically organized word list
[edit]The following word list of the Dura language is from Schorer (2016: 134-154). Schorer also cites forms from Nagila (2008).
No. | Gloss | Dura |
---|---|---|
1 | father | bāu |
2 | mother | maikʰu, āmā (Indo-Aryan) |
3 | grandfather | ākʰe, bātʰe, bāje (Indo-Aryan) |
4 | grandmother | ākʰe-syo, matʰe, omo |
5 | son | hre, rasari |
6 | daughter | mehre ~ mrehe ~ mere |
7 | eldest, first born son (Nepali जेठो) | kātʰe, ʈʰāku |
8 | youngest, last born son (Nepali कान्छा) | kāncʰā (Indo-Aryan) |
9 | husband | kāu |
10 | wife (also ‘woman’ in general) | misā |
11 | father-in-law (Nepali ससु रा) | hāepo |
12 | mother-in-law (Nepali सासु) | hāemo |
13 | grandson | ko ~ kā |
14 | granddaughter | komo |
15 | younger brother | sij̃ ā, bʰāī (Indo-Aryan) |
16 | elder brother | moce, dāī (Indo-Aryan) |
17 | younger sister | liusā, bahinī (Indo-Aryan) |
18 | elder sister | kʰāpā, didi (Indo-Aryan) |
19 | elder sister’s husband (Nepali भि नाजु) | ācyo |
20 | elder brother of one’s husband (Nepali जेटाजु) | ācyo |
21 | sister-in-law, elder brother’s wife (Nepali भाउज्यू) | kāgre, kāure |
22 | son-in-law, brother-in-law (Nepali ज्वाइँ) | gomo |
23 | daughter-in-law, sister-in-law (Nepali बुहारी) | tapʰre |
24 | paternal side (father’s) younger brother (Nepali कान्छा बा) | matʰe |
25 | younger brother (Nepali काका) | ba-cʰire |
26 | younger brother’s wife (Nepali कान्छी आमा) | ŋiso |
27 | younger brother’s wife (Nepali काकी) | a-cʰire |
28 | sister (Nepali फुपु) | pʰupū (Indo-Aryan) |
29 | sister’s husband (Nepali फुपा जु) | pusāĩ |
30 | maternal side (mother’s) younger sister (Nepali सा नी आमा) | musī |
31 | younger brother’s wife (Nepali सा नी आमा) | musī |
32 | brother’s wife (Nepali माइजु) | āŋi, gumā |
33 | brother’s child (Nepali मामाको छोरा/छोरी) | samdī |
34 | niece (also ‘elder/younger sister’) | ŋolso < *ŋolo-syo |
35 | reciprocal term used by fathers of married couple | samdī |
36 | male cross cousin (Nepali सो ल्टी) | ŋolo |
37 | child, baby | wasyā ~ basyā (Indo-Aryan) |
38 | children | disāno ~ disāro |
39 | boy | ālre ~ allāre, ʈʰiʈā (Indo-Aryan) |
40 | girl | ʈʰiʈī (Indo-Aryan), jʰanā, pāpārā, hālimerī, aie ~ aire (Nagila 2008) |
41 | baby girl | busī |
42 | pregnant woman | busi-hāro-ni (lit. ‘baby-bearer’) |
43 | friend | āgyo |
44 | concubine, mistress | misā-wāmu |
45 | female family members | hālimero |
46 | relatives of married woman’s parents | ālero |
47 | alcohol | cʰāpā (also ‘sweat’) |
48 | banana | mujā, nāc |
49 | barley beer | makʰe (also ‘rice beer’) |
50 | black lentils | kulu |
51 | bread | kẽ |
52 | buckwheat | gyāwrā ~ gawrā |
53 | cooked rice | bʰākā, kʰodārī, cyāno ~ cyānu |
54 | egg | odi ~ oni |
55 | food (in general) | cune, conisapa |
56 | fruit | pokimuni |
57 | garlic | pʰĩ |
58 | ghee (clarified butter) | rāmā, dumā |
59 | greens | rāyo |
60 | gruel or porridge (from millet or corn) | kiubʰākā |
61 | gundruk | pāte |
62 | juice broth | golo |
63 | lemon | ŋyāpo |
64 | light meal | mibru ~ maypuru |
65 | maize, corn | māsi, sitarān |
66 | mango | āwo |
67 | medicine | mhoi ~ mhay |
68 | milk | nājo, nāmlo (also ‘breasts’) |
69 | millet | nāre, nārevārī, kiu, kĩtro |
70 | unhusked rice | sāli |
71 | pickles | cʰopā |
72 | potato | yoŋ |
73 | rice beer | muni, makʰe |
74 | salt | cʰõ |
75 | soup, gravy | kʰuku |
76 | soupy vegetable preparation (Nepali ति हुन) | gai ~ gi |
77 | sesame | cikyā |
78 | vinegar | kʰlyāu (also ‘sour’) |
79 | timur pepper | pramu |
80 | uncooked rice | jo, siī |
81 | uncooked, usually soaked, whole rice grains offered in worship or religious ceremonies | kārtʰo |
82 | yogurt, curds | gʰisa |
83 | preparation of water boiled with sugar, clarified butter and spices (Nepali कांढा) | kājyū |
84 | animals (also ‘cattle’) | kʰeto |
85 | ant(s) | mārtʰo |
86 | baby chicken | o-busi |
87 | bedbug | kope |
88 | bird | go |
89 | bullock, steer | gʰyoglā |
90 | cat | ŋyāki |
91 | cattle (also ‘animals’) | kʰeto |
92 | chicken | oka ~ woka |
93 | cow | me, gosā |
94 | crab | kʰi |
95 | dog | nākyu ~ nakyu ~ nakī, koka |
96 | eagle, mythical bird | ohiwā |
97 | fish | ɖisyā, nāh ~ nāhõ ~ nāhũ ~ nāi |
98 | flea(s) | gumī, tācyũ |
99 | fly | cyāpʰri |
100 | goat | myo, ro, wanbʰeu |
101 | hen | o-potʰī, kwā-cā, kyo |
102 | horse | bāsī, gʰoɖā (Indo-Aryan) |
103 | insect, worm, bug | kānī, kāwī |
104 | jackal, fox | mākā |
105 | louse | syā |
106 | mole | rimī |
107 | monkey | lākʰu |
108 | pig | moe |
109 | pig, swine, hog | tilu |
110 | rabbit | kʰarakaʈā |
111 | rat, mouse | kāmu |
112 | rooster | omi |
113 | sheep, ram | cʰaki, daki |
114 | snake | kāuī |
115 | spider | maŋgar |
116 | tiger | kirā |
117 | water buffalo | māi, maikʰa |
118 | arrive, reach | ɖri-, ɖā- |
119 | ask for (request) | bi- |
120 | bark (dog) | hāyo- ~ hoyo- |
121 | bathe | nākʰlu |
122 | beat₁ | dʰo- |
123 | beat₂ | ŋā- |
124 | become | lā- |
125 | blow | pʰrayā- ~ bāu |
126 | boil (water) (vi) | lhu- |
127 | born, be | pi- |
128 | bring | rā- |
129 | burn (vt) | kʰu-, ju-, ʈu- |
130 | call | hālu- |
131 | carry | hāre- |
132 | chew | ŋyā u- |
133 | climb | tāke- |
134 | comb hair | hālī- |
135 | cook, boil (vi) | mi- |
136 | cook (vt) | rāmu- |
137 | cry | kra- |
138 | cut | kade-, kʰāu (grass) |
139 | descend | hu- |
140 | dig | dā- |
141 | drive away | hā̃-ɖi-, hāmo- |
142 | do | u- |
143 | earn | pʰũ- |
144 | fall down | sari- mha-, mhu- |
145 | fight | bʰyū mha-, mhu- |
146 | fill | gu- |
147 | forget | syo-mle- |
148 | fry | rāũ ~ rāĩ |
149 | give birth | pʰĩ- |
150 | graze | hrāhu-, rāso- |
151 | grind | rāya- |
152 | have sex | lo- |
153 | healthy, be | ji- |
154 | hide (vi) | ŋuhu-, ŋabyu- |
155 | hide (vt) | hāŋapu- |
156 | hold | hu- kʰri- |
157 | hungry, be / get | kyu kʰri- |
158 | hurt | bāyā- |
159 | insert | lhu- |
160 | itch | cedā- |
161 | join (unite) | gri- |
162 | laugh | hā-, ʈaw-, hõiro u- |
163 | learn | sālu- |
164 | lick | lhay-, nyā u- |
165 | live | su- |
166 | lose something | dāmā-, hāmo- |
167 | make | u- |
168 | meet | pẽ ~ pay- |
169 | milk | pi- ko-u |
170 | mix (vt) | hā-gi-, ko-u |
171 | obey | mu- |
172 | open (vt) | jāpu-, pʰay- |
173 | plant | hā-, dāe- |
174 | play | kāre- |
175 | plough | gyõ-, jyu- |
176 | push | pāko u- |
177 | quarrel | māki u- |
178 | rain | ti gu- |
179 | receive | tĩ- |
180 | rest | lo u- |
181 | return | hātā- lay-di- |
182 | rise, stand up | cʰyā lay-di- |
183 | ripe, be | mhiyu- |
184 | rub | rā- |
185 | rot | hro-u |
186 | sated, be | ko- |
187 | scold | kyā u- |
188 | scratch | kawā-, kyā- |
189 | search for, look for | lhu- |
190 | sew, stitch | tāru-, pāru, supu- |
191 | sharpen | mhyā- |
192 | shout | hārake-, hā- |
193 | sing | kro- ~ ko- |
194 | sink, set (sun) | hubi- |
195 | sit, stay | hunu- |
196 | speak (language) | pe- |
197 | spill | ɖʰālde- |
198 | stand (be upright) | syā- |
199 | steal | yo- |
200 | stuck, get | kʰe- |
201 | swallow | hāmlo- |
202 | sweep | syā-, pʰyā |
203 | take₁ | hĩ- |
204 | take₂ | lo- |
205 | take out | kādʰe-, ca- |
206 | teach | kʰārā- |
207 | throw | pākway- |
208 | tie up | kāpo- |
209 | tire | pyo hro- |
210 | twist, plait | kʰri- ~ kʰi- |
211 | uproot | ā- |
212 | wash oneself | nākʰlu- |
213 | wash (vt) | hu- |
214 | work | gyā u- |
215 | write | hāpri- |
216 | zero | liŋa |
217 | one | nām, kyau, di-, yāwo (Indo-Aryan) |
218 | two | jʰim, duwo, duɖa (Nagila, both Indo-Aryan) |
219 | three | sām, tiyā (Indo-Aryan) |
220 | four | pim, jʰārā (Indo-Aryan) |
221 | five | kum, mācā, pāc (Indo-Aryan) |
222 | six | cyām (Indo-Aryan) |
223 | seven | syām (Indo-Aryan) |
224 | eight | him |
225 | nine | him |
226 | ten | tʰim |
227 | twenty | jʰim-tʰī |
228 | thirty | sām-tʰī |
229 | hundred | tʰiŋganā, kātʰerāgo |
230 | thousand | jena |
231 | black | keplo |
232 | white | bintʰā |
233 | yellow | kẽlo |
234 | red | cʰāblī (also means ‘good’) |
235 | axe, hatchet | bʰyācī |
236 | bag | nāne |
237 | balance, scale | pārā ~ pāra |
238 | bamboo | hāri |
239 | blanket | pākʰī |
240 | clothes, cloth | go |
241 | comb (n) | bʰrācā |
242 | cooking pot | goyā |
243 | cotton plant, raw cotton | pui |
244 | cow shed | poro, bʰro, bʰroʃ (Nagila 2008) |
245 | fog, mist, haze | nasku |
246 | hail | nolo |
247 | hand mill for grinding corn | rātā, redo |
248 | hearth | kotā |
249 | house | kyu |
250 | irrigated field | hāmro, timro |
251 | large bamboo or cane mat | lhu |
252 | (long-handled) mattock | dayti |
253 | money | gumi |
254 | morning | ŋimā (also ‘early’) |
255 | necklace (of beads) | kāci |
256 | pasture for cattle | gusā-rāso |
257 | pipe made from bamboo for blowing on fire | tutu |
258 | place | rātʰu |
259 | ring | gʰyāpā |
260 | saw | kaʈʰawti |
261 | sieve | kicā |
262 | small cup without handle | belā |
263 | song | kāre |
264 | storage basket with legs, placed on floor | ɖumi |
265 | teacher | āmro |
266 | thatch (for roofing) | rāgi |
267 | thread, yarn | hri |
268 | Topi, traditional Nepalese hat | kule, cʰi |
269 | village | niso, piŋ |
270 | walking stick | bārā |
271 | weapon | gʰāuniso |
272 | well, watering place | ti kʰo |
273 | wide, flat basket for carrying vegetables | kũdī |
274 | wood (especially ‘firewood’ | sĩ |
275 | yoke | kāhrayo |
276 | backbone, spine | rādʰu ~ rāgʰu, mobu |
277 | blood | hāyu |
278 | breasts (female) | nāmlo |
279 | brow ridge, supraorbital ridge | micʰā |
280 | buttock (also ‘hip’) | maisī |
281 | chest (also ‘heart’) | māu |
282 | chin | kākū |
283 | corpse (dead body) | sikʰāu |
284 | ear(s) | rānu, muni |
285 | eye | mi |
286 | faeces, excrement, shit | yu |
287 | finger | kur-ne amlī (lit. finger of hand) |
288 | foot (also ‘leg’) | sepe |
289 | forehead | hāũ |
290 | hair | kra |
291 | hand | kuru |
292 | head | padʰe, muni |
293 | heart (also ‘chest’) | māu |
294 | hip (also ‘buttock’) | maisī |
295 | leg (also ‘foot’) | sepe |
296 | liver | ciŋa |
297 | mouth | māsi, sũ |
298 | nail | se |
299 | neck | põ, kʰalī |
300 | nose | nu |
301 | saliva, spittle | mākyā |
302 | sexual organ (male & female) | rāũcu (DSS 2003: only ‘penis’) |
303 | shoulder | kādʰā (Indo-Aryan) |
304 | stomach, belly | kyū |
305 | sweat (n) (also ‘alcohol’) | cʰāpā |
306 | tear(s) | milkī |
307 | thigh | lepu, maysī (also ‘hip, buttock’) |
308 | tongue | li |
309 | tooth | sa ~ se |
310 | urine | cʰyālā |
311 | vomit (n) | māhā |
312 | alive, be | su-u |
313 | belch | hāucā- ~ hāuyā |
314 | defecate | yu klā- (lit. ‘release shit’) |
315 | fart (v) | bʰe klā- (lit. ‘release fart’) |
316 | healthy, be | ji |
317 | urinate | cʰyāla klā- (lit. ‘release urine’) |
318 | vomit (v) | māha ro- (lit. ‘vomit come’) |
Swadesh list
[edit]Schorer (2016:126-127) provides the following 125-word Swadesh list of Dura.
No. | Gloss | Dura |
---|---|---|
1. | I (1SG) | ŋi ~ ŋe |
2. | you (2SG) | no |
3. | we (inclusive) | ŋyāro |
4. | this | ī |
5. | that | huī |
6. | Who? | su |
7. | What? | hāde |
8. | not | ma-, ta- (prohibitive) |
9. | all (of a number) | dhāī |
10. | many | bhāī |
11. | one | kyau, nām, di- |
12. | two | jʰim, ŋe- |
13. | big | kātʰe |
14. | long | kānu, remo ~ hreŋo |
15. | small | ācʰirī |
16. | woman (adult) | misā |
17. | man (adult) | kalārā, bro |
18. | person | bro |
19. | fish (n) | ɖisyā, nāh ~ nāhõ ~ nāhũ ~ nāi |
20. | bird; chicken | o |
21. | dog | nākyu ~ nakyu ~ nakī, koka |
22. | louse | syā |
23. | tree | kepo ~ kemo |
24. | seed (n) | ʈisro, hulu |
25. | leaf | lyoī, lho |
26. | root | - |
27. | bark (of tree) | - |
28. | skin | ke |
29. | flesh | syo |
30. | blood | hāyu |
31. | bone | - |
32. | grease, fat | duccʰu |
33. | egg | odī, onī |
34. | horn (of bull etc.) | soglo, sono |
35. | tail | - |
36. | feather | phya |
37. | hair (human) | kra |
38. | head | padʰe |
39. | ear | naya, muni, rānu |
40. | eye | mi |
41. | nose | nu |
42. | mouth | māsi, sũ |
43. | tooth | sa ~ se |
44. | tongue | li |
45. | nail | se |
46. | foot | sepe |
47. | knee | - |
48. | hand | kuru |
49. | belly | kyu |
50. | neck | kʰalī, po ~ põ |
51. | breasts | nāmlo |
52. | heart | māu |
53. | liver | ciŋ |
54. | to drink | kiu- |
55. | to eat | co- |
56. | to bite | - |
57. | to see | do- ~ dõ-, mātā- |
58. | to hear | tās-, tāu-, tānu- |
59. | to know | syo- |
60. | to sleep | tānu- |
61. | to die | si- |
62. | to kill | sā-, kāne-, kāde |
63. | to swim | - |
64. | to fly | ŋyau, hāsu- |
65. | to walk | so- |
66. | to come | hro |
67. | to lie | - |
68. | to sit | huni- |
69. | to stand | decʰe- |
70. | to give | hyo- |
71. | to say | cʰi- |
72. | sun | mamī |
73. | moon | tālā |
74. | star | -so (in compound) |
75. | water | ti ~ ʈi |
76. | rain (n) | ti ~ ʈi |
77. | stone | thũ ~ tũ, kāno ~ kānu |
78. | sand | - |
79. | earth, soil | kācʰo, cʰuu |
80. | cloud | - |
81. | smoke (n) | ma-kʰu |
82. | fire | mi |
83. | ash(es) | ma-pʰu |
84. | to burn (vi) | bani- |
85. | path | lāutʰyo |
86. | mountain | lgẽwarapʰa [sic] |
87. | red | cʰāblī |
88. | green | - |
89. | yellow | kẽlo |
90. | white | bintʰā |
91. | black | keplo |
92. | night | yāku |
93. | hot | - |
94. | cold | cʰiũ |
95. | full | ʈʰyāmmay |
96. | new | kācʰā |
97. | good | cʰyāu- (v), cʰāblī (also ‘red’) |
98. | round | burluŋ |
99. | dry | - |
100. | name | rāmī |
101. | he (3SG) | hui |
102. | he₂ (3SG) | ŋo ~ no |
103. | you (2PL) | nāro(-nī) |
104. | they (3PL) | hyāro |
105. | three | sām |
106. | four | pim |
107. | five | kum (<‘hand’) |
108. | where? | kālā |
109. | when? | komo |
110. | how? | kudinī |
111. | other | agyu, rijā |
112. | few | ācitī |
113. | fruit | pokimuni |
114. | flower | ŋepʰu ~ nepʰu |
115. | grass | cʰĩ |
116. | snake | kāuī |
117. | worm | kʰātalī |
118. | rope | rasarī |
119. | river | kloi ~ klou |
120. | to warm (vt) | tāle-u |
121. | old | ʈe |
122. | straight (not curved) | hopay |
123. | sharp | mhyā- (v) |
124. | wet | tʰo- (v) |
125. | happy | kru- (v) |
See also
[edit]- Appendix:Vocabulary lists of Mainland Southeast Asian languages
- Appendix:Baram-Thangmi comparative vocabulary list
- Appendix:Bunan word list
References
[edit]- Schorer, Nicolas. 2016. The Dura Language: Grammar and Phylogeny. Leiden: Brill.
- Nagila, Kedar Bilash. 2008. Aspects, Evidences from the Dura Language. Nepalese Linguistics, 23, p. 157–167.