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* '''pato' | * '''pato''' - duck; male prostitute (slang) | ||
* '''paka''' - fool; idiot; foolish; stupid | |||
* '''pako''' - new; newly | |||
* '''paku''' - to expose; to reveal; to lay bare | |||
* '''pakyo''' - storm; gale; strong wind; flurry; blast; violent commotion; fig. crisis | |||
== ta == | == ta == |
Revision as of 07:28, 6 November 2012
Main Article: Kala
- See also: Thematic Lexicon
General Lexica
- The majority of lexical units in Kala can have multiple roles.
- Most have a primary role, such as verb, noun or particle, but almost all can serve in at least two roles.
- Because of this, this list is sorted alphabetically and not by part of speech or category.
- n = noun, p = particle, v = verb
pa
- pato - duck; male prostitute (slang)
- paka - fool; idiot; foolish; stupid
- pako - new; newly
- paku - to expose; to reveal; to lay bare
- pakyo - storm; gale; strong wind; flurry; blast; violent commotion; fig. crisis
ta
- ta
- n - 2SG pronoun; you
- See also: pronouns
- tapa
- n - lid; top; cover; canopy
- v - to cover
- taka
- n - respect; honor
- v - to esteem; to respect; to honor
- tama
- v - good; well; proper
ka
- kamu
- n - word stock; lexicon; dictionary
ma
- maya
- n - water; liquid
na
- naha
- n - river; stream; creek
nya
- nyamu
- n - mosquito; black fly
sa
ha
tsa
tla
- tlaka
- n - man; male
- v - to be masculine
- -ta - used to mark nouns as masculine [MASC]
ua
la
ya
- ya - vocative particle; hey; oh; alas
- yata - greetings; hello; farewell; bye; goodbye
- used to greet and bid farewell
- yama - mountain; hill; anything that resembles a mountain
- tliyama - mountain range
- yamahi - hill; mound
a
- ina
- n - food; sustenance
- v - to eat; to consume