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==Swadesh==
==Swadesh==


The [[Kala]] [[Wikipedia:Swadesh_list|Swadesh]] list.
The [[Kala]] [[wp:Swadesh_list|Swadesh]] list.


* '''na''' - I
* '''na''' - I

Revision as of 14:39, 5 May 2013


See also: Kala Lexicon & Thematic Lexicon

Swadesh

The Kala Swadesh list.

  • na - I
  • ta - you (singular)
  • ha - he
  • nam - we
  • tam - you (plural)
  • kam - they
  • itla - this
  • uatla - that
  • hina - here
  • uana - there
  • ko - who
  • ke - what
  • mo - where
  • ama - when
  • to - how
  • ak - not
  • kua - all
  • amha - many
  • iha - some
  • ohi - few
  • ua - other
  • na'o - one
  • ta'o - two
  • ha'o - three
  • ma'o - four
  • ya'o - five
  • taha - big
  • kiha - long
  • mpana - wide
  • atsu - thick
  • suala - heavy
  • ahi - small
  • nkanu - short
  • enka - narrow
  • enka - thin
  • naka - woman
  • tlaka - man (adult male)
  • tlana - man (human being)
  • ntahi - child
  • naya - wife
  • taya - husband
  • ona - mother
  • ota - father
  • haya - animal
  • uatsi - fish
  • tsikua - bird
  • nika - dog
  • pyoho - louse
  • kuatla - snake
  • tsunka - worm
  • ito - tree
  • moli - forest
  • palo - stick
  • punka - fruit
  • mpeku - seed
  • siue - leaf
  • kiso - root
  • pa'u - bark (of a tree)
  • hua - flower
  • kuya - grass
  • naua - rope
  • asua - skin
  • kutsu - meat
  • tima - blood
  • ueso - bone
  • sipo - fat (noun)
  • pyeta - egg
  • tlapa - horn
  • koli - tail
  • tloma - feather
  • senu - hair
  • ana - head
  • anu - ear
  • anya - eye
  • ampu - nose
  • suha - mouth
  • yatsi - tooth
  • suha - tongue (organ)
  • nehe - fingernail
  • sotla - foot
  • yaka - leg
  • pelana - knee
  • yato - hand
  • ala - wing
  • petso - belly
  • uata - guts
  • kusa - neck
  • muta - back
  • mune - breast
  • moyo - heart
  • ate - liver
  • inu - to drink
  • ina - to eat
  • yatsi - to bite
  • hapo - to suck
  • tsuka - to spit
  • haku - to vomit
  • pukue - to blow
  • anta - to breathe
  • nalo - to laugh
  • anya - to see
  • anu - to hear
  • unya - to know
  • omu - to think
  • ampu - to smell
  • kyopu - to fear
  • moku - to sleep
  • asa - to live
  • kupa - to die
  • mata - to kill
  • tana - to fight
  • tasa - to hunt
  • meha - to hit
  • tela - to cut
  • saku - to split
  • punya - to stab
  • pe - to scratch
  • holo - to dig
  • yoko - to swim
  • tsikua - to fly
  • yala - to walk
  • tala - to come
  • nota - to lie (as in a bed)
  • sima - to sit
  • tatsi - to stand
  • pyola - to turn (intransitive)
  • tipua - to fall
  • yeta - to give
  • yoha - to hold
  • kusu - to squeeze
  • satsu - to rub
  • tlela - to wash
  • patlo - to wipe
  • tseka - to pull
  • kusu - to push
  • hita - to throw
  • naua - to tie
  • suama - to sew
  • ku - to count
  • kala - to say
  • apua - to sing
  • yoti - to play
  • koho - to float
  • nkonto - to flow
  • yelo - to freeze
  • pasua - to swell
  • sama - sun
  • kunye - moon
  • sama - star
  • maya - water
  • pana - rain
  • naha - river
  • tsiua - lake
  • muana - sea
  • asi - salt
  • kono - stone
  • hyeka - sand
  • puna - dust
  • kaya - earth
  • nyepa - cloud
  • kohu - fog
  • heua - sky
  • yasa - wind
  • nyahi - snow
  • yelo - ice
  • tsoma - smoke
  • tlatsa - fire
  • hamu - ash
  • tlatsa - to burn
  • to - road
  • yama - mountain
  • ketla - red
  • kuya - green
  • yana - yellow
  • nyahi - white
  • oya - black
  • yohua - night
  • yoma - day
  • anyo - year
  • sitsa - warm
  • manka - cold
  • yeno - full
  • pako - new
  • ikaha - old
  • tama - good
  • mala - bad
  • puka - rotten
  • puna - dirty
  • nato - straight
  • kena - round
  • seka - sharp (as a knife)
  • nipue - dull (as a knife)
  • seta - smooth
  • maya - wet
  • seka - dry
  • sahya - correct
  • hina - near
  • uana - far
  • yomo - right
  • yoso - left
  • ka'e - at
  • nahe - in
  • ma'a - with
  • ma - and
  • iya - if
  • nye - because
  • ata - name

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