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:''(n) Human'' man
:''(n) Human'' man
: ''*kuhar''
: ''*kuhar''
;kulfo: /kulɸo/
:'''U''' ''strong''
:pilze, kolza
:/pilze/, /kolza/
:''(n, Inanimate)'' shoe
:''*kulha''
;kulwo: /kuɫo/
;kulwo: /kuɫo/
:'''U''', ''strong''
:'''U''', ''strong''

Revision as of 00:43, 7 December 2022

A

agor
/agor/
AU, strong
fogur, ebir
/ɸogur/, /ebir/
(n, Human) husband
*hagur
agnno
/aŋːo/
A strong
emmi, fognnu
/emːi/, /ɸoŋːu/
(n) Human year
*hanŋu
aldor
/aldor/
AU strong
foldur, eldwir
/ɸoldur/, /eldwir/
(adj) loud, clear, sonorous
*haldur
ale
/ale/
AI, weak
eli, folwi
/eli/, /ɸoɫi/
(n, Inanimate) bread
*hali
an
/an/
(conj) or
*han
ankota
/aŋkota/
A, strong
empite, fonkuto
/empite/, /ɸoŋkuto/
(n, Inanimate) beer
*hankuta
aragne
/araŋe/
AI, weak
eregni, foromi
/ereŋi/, /ɸoromi/
(n, Animal) spider
*haraŋi
are
/are/
AI, weak
eri, forwi
/eri/, /ɸorwi/
(n) Inanimate neck
* hari
asan
/azan/
A, strong
esen, forfon
/ezen/, /ɸorɸon/
(n, Animal) ladybird
*harhan
ator
/ator/
AU strong
fotur, etwir
/ɸotur/, /etwir/
(n) Inanimate cottage
*hatur

B

buldo
/buldo/
U, strong
bwilde, bolda
/bwilde/, /bolda/
(n) Inanimate horn (musical instrument)
*bulda

C

ce
/t͡ʃe/
IA weak
tea, twifo
/tea/, /twiɸo/
(v) see, foresee, infer (also used as inferred future tense prefix)
*tiha
cer
/t͡ʃer/
IA, strong
tear, twifor
/tear/, /twiɸor/
'(n, Human) social standing, status, renown, honour, prestige
*tihar
cinhi
/t͡ʃiɲi/
I strong
teenhe, twifiniwi
/teːɲe/, /twiɸiniwi/
(v) flatter, deceive by flattery
*tihinji

D

dipi
/dipi/
IU weak
dwiku, deko
/dwiku/, /deko/
(n) Animal egg
*diku

Dj

djil
/d͡ʒil
I, strong
deel, dwifil
/deːl/, /dwiɸil/
(v) do something recently mentioned
  • dihil

E

ecer
/et͡ʃer/
IA, strong
atear, fotwifor
/atear/,/ɸotwiɸor/
(n, Human) lord, noble
*hatihar
enhe
/eɲe/
IA, weak
anea, fomwifo
/anea/, /ɸomwiɸo/
(adj) simple, modest, temperate
*haniha

F

fiturfo
/ɸiturɸo/
U strong
itwise, etosa
/itwize/, /etoza/
(n) Inanimate the rural hinterland of a city-state, countryside, territory
  • hiturha
fulbi
/ɸulbi/
'U strong
filgi, folge
/ɸilgi/, /ɸolge/
(n, Inanimate) rain
*hulgi
furol
/ɸurol/
UA strong
foral, firel
/ɸoral/, /ɸirel/
(v) stretch
hural

G

gato
/gato/
AU, weak
gotu, getwi
/gotu/, /getwi/
(n) Animal cat
loanword from Portuguese
gessagno
/gessaŋo/
AU, weak
bissognu, gissemi
/bisoŋu/, /gisemi/
(n) Inanimate box-tree
*gisaŋu
gissen
/gisen/
IA strong
gessan, bisson
/gesan/, bison/
(n, Animal) seal
*gisan
goragnne
/goraŋːe/
A, strong
biregnni, gurommi
/bireŋːi/, /guromːi/
(n, Animal) dog
*guranŋi
gurfin
/gurɸin/
UI Strong
bisin, gosen
/bizin/, /gozen/
(n) Human Widow - a woman whose lawful husband has died and has not remarried or taken a lover.
* gurhin

Gn

gnilwi
/ŋiɫi/
IU, weak
milu, gnelo
/milu/, /ŋelo/
(n, Inanimate) money
*ŋilu
gnufo
/ŋuɸo/
UA weak
gnoa, mye
/ŋoa/, /mje/
(n) Animal milk
* ŋuha
gnurpi
/ŋurpi/
U, strong
mirki, gnorke
/mirki/, /ŋorke/
(v) work
*ŋurki
gnusso
/ŋuso/
UA weak
gnossa, misse
/ŋosa/, /mise/
(v) feed, provide, support
* ŋusa

I

ije
/iʒe/
I strong
esea, firfifo
/ezea/, /ɸirɸiɸo/
(n) Animal hen
* hirhiha
ilhen
/iʎen/
IA strong
elean /elean/, filwifon /ɸiɫiɸon/
(n) Animal Cock - male bird, especially domestic fowl
* hilihan
imbi
/imbi/
I, strong
embe, fimbwi
/embe/, /ɸimbwi/
(n, Inanaimate) garden
*hinbi
imbi
/imbi/
I strong
engo, fingu
/eŋgo/, /ɸiŋgu/
(adj) hungry
*hingu
iswi
/iswi/
IU weak
fissu, esso
/ɸisu/, /eso/
(n) Inanimate eye
* hisu

J

K

Ketifi
/ketiɸi/
IU, strong
Kotwifu, Katefo
/kotwiɸu/, /kateɸo/
(n, Human) one of the people who speak Kipin
*katihu
kiluwi
/kiluwi/
I, strong
kelho, pilhu
/keɫo/,/piɫu/
(n) Inamimate grove, copse, small woodland
* kilhu
kin
/kin/
I, strong
ken, pin
/ken/, /pin/
(v) eat
* kin
kije
/kiʒe/
I, strong
kesea, pirfifo
/kezea/, /pirɸiɸo/
(n, human) lieutenant, a soldier who acts as a deputy to a kulwo
*kirhiha
kipin
/kipin/
IU strong
pikun /pikun/ kekon /kekon/
(n) Inanimate voice, language
* kikun
kossase
/kosaze/
A, strong
pissesi, kussorfi
/pisezi/, /kosarɸi/
(n, Human) levy or company of soldiers
*kusarhi
kufor
/kuɸor/
UA strong
koar, pyer
/koar/, /pjer/
(n) Human man
*kuhar
kulfo
/kulɸo/
U strong
pilze, kolza
/pilze/, /kolza/
(n, Inanimate) shoe
*kulha
kulwo
/kuɫo/
U, strong
pilwe, kolwa
/piɫe/, /koɫa/
(n, human) captain, a man appointed by a noble to levy and lead a company of soldiers
*kulwa
kurso
/kurso/
U, strong
pirse, korsa
/pirse/,/korsa/
(n) Inanimate meat
*kursa

L

lugur
/lugur/
U strong
lwibir, logor
/ɫibir/, /logor/
(v) walk
*lugur
lumbi
/lumbi/
U, strong
lwingi, longe
/ɫiŋgi/, /loŋge/
(n) Human (formerly) secondary wife in polygynous household (currently) servant who acts as the mistress of an aristocrat Animal female mate
* lungi

Lh

lhen
/ʎen/
IA, strong
lean, lwifon
/lean/, /ɫiɸon/
(n, inanimate) day
*lihan
lhimi
/ʎimi/
IU, weak
lwifignu, leegno
/ɫiɸiŋu/, /leːŋo/
(n) Human Lawful, sole or principal wife
* lihiŋu
lhir
/ʎir/
I, strong
leer, lwifir
/leːr/, /ɫiɸir/
(v) sing
*lihir

Lw

lwignurfo
/ɫiŋurɸo/
U, strong
limise, legnosa
/limize/, /leŋoza/
(n, Human) a sorcerer in folklore who can command wild animals
*liŋurha

M

markon
/markon/
AU, strong
morkun, merpin
/morkun/, /merpin/
(n, Animal) beetle
*markun
milusso
/miluso/
UA, strong
gnelossa, gnilwisse
/ŋilosa/, /ŋiɫise/
(n, Inanimate) communal feast
*ŋilusa

N

natal
/natal/
A, strong
netel, notol
/netel/, /notol/
(n, Inanimate) Christmas
Loanword from Portuguese
nulfo
/nulɸo/
U, strong
mwilze, nolza
/mwilze/, /nolza/
(n, Inanimate) ale
*nulha

Nh

nhibi
/ɲibi/
IU, weak
mwifigu, neego
/mwiɸigu/, /neːgo/
(n, Inanimate) wine
*nihigu

O

P

R

rake
/rake/
AI, weak
reki, ropi
/reki/, /ropi/
(v) grab, snatch, seize
* raki
ral
/ral/
A strong
rel, rol
/rel/, /rol/
(v) chase, pursue (also used as intentional future tense prefix)
*ral
ranke
/raŋke/
A strong
renki, rompi
/reŋki/, /rompi/
(n) Inanimate boundary ditch
*ranki
renardo
/renardo/
A, strong
rinerdwi, rwinordu
/rinerdwi/, /rwinordu/
(n, Animal) fox
*rinardu

S

saber
/saber/
AI strong
sebir, sobwir
/sebir/, /sobwir/
(v) send
*sabir
sagel
/sagel/
AI strong
segil, sobil
/segil/, /sobil/
(v) dance
*sagil
sarke
/sarke/
A, strong
serki, sorpi
/serki/, /sorpi/
(n) Inanimate yard
*sarki
sealher
/seaʎer/
AI, strong
xelhir, swifoliwir
/ʃeʎir/, /swiɸoliwir/
(n) Inanimate cheese
* sihaljir
sipil
/sipil/
IU, strong
swikul, sekol
/swikul/,/sekol/
(n, Inanimate) bath (v) bathe
*sikul
sipil
/sipil/
I, strong
sepel, swipwil
/sepel/, /swipwil/
(n, Human) magistrate, judge in minor court
*sipil
sobunho
/sobuɲo/
U, strong
sebwinhe, sabonha
/sebwiɲe/, /saboɲa/
(v) gather people together
*sabunja
surfo
/surɸo/
U, strong
swise, sosa
/swize/, /soza/
(adj) cowardly, timorous
* surha

T

Talante
/talante/
A, strong
Telenti, Tolontwi
/telenti/, /tolontwi/
(n, Inanimate) the island on which Kipin is spoken
*talanti
talze
/talze/
A, strong
telzi, tolfi
/telzi/, /tolɸi/
(n, Human) court
*talhi
tealhe
/teaʎe/
A, strong
celhi, twifoliwi
/t͡ʃeʎi/, /twiɸoliwi/
(n, inanimate) city
*tihalji

U

W

wexen
/weʃen/
IA, strong
wasean, woswifon
/wasean/, /woswiɸon/
(n, animal) puffin
*wasihan
witwil
/witwil/
IU strong
uwitul, wetol
/uwitil/, /wetol/
(n) Animal feather
Note uwitul does not trigger r-z mutation or z insertion. It becomes wwitul after vowels.
* witul

X

xe
/ʃe/
IA weak
sea, swifo
/sea/, /swiɸo/
(n, animal) tail
*siha
xel
/ʃel/
IA strong
seal, swifol
/seal/,/swiɸol/
(adj) pert, pretty, flirtatious, impudent
* sihal

Y