Utilisateur:Dhegiha/brouillon trio

Brouillon trio

Formes possédées

• pakoro maison
  • 1 jipakoro my house
  • 2 ëpakoro your house
  • 1+2 kïpakoro our house (incl.)
  • 3 ipakoro his house
  • 1+3 ainja ipakoro our house (excl.)
  • 3coref tïpakoro his own house

• otï viande
  • 1 j-otï my meat
  • 2 o-otï your meat
  • 1+2 k-otï our meat
  • 3 ∅-otï his meat
  • 1+3 ainja ∅-otï our meat
  • 3coref t-otï his own meat

• tuna eau
  • 1 ji-:na my water
  • 2 ë-:na your water
  • 1+2 kï-:na our water
  • 3 i-:na his water
  • 1+3 ainja i-:na our water
  • 3coref tï-:na his own water

• ëpëi siège, table (non possedé) → apëi (possédé)
  • j-apëi my seat, table
  • a-apëi your seat, table
  • ∅-apëi his seat, table
  • k-ëpëi our seat, table
  • t-ëpëi his own seat, table

• orokï tail, penis (non possedé) → arokï (possédé)
  • j-arokï my penis/tail
  • a-arokï your penis/tail
  • ∅-arokï his penis/tail
  • k-orokï our penis, tail
  • t-orokï his own penis, tail

• omore spirit (non possedé) → amore
  • j-amore my spirit
  • a-amore your spirit
  • ∅-amore his spirit
  • k-omore our spirit
  • t-omore his own spirit

• ëripo flat baking pan (non possedé)
  • 1 ji-j-eripo my flat baking pan
  • 2 ë-j-eripo your flat baking pan
  • 1+2 kï-j-eripo our flat baking pan
  • 3 i-j-eripo her flat baking pan
  • 1+3 ainja i-j-eripo our flat baking pan
  • 3coref tï-j-eripo her own flat baking pan

• omi langue, mot
  • 1 ji-j-omi my language
  • 2 ë-j-omi your language
  • 1+2 kï-j-omi our language
  • 3 i-j-omi his language
  • 1+3 ainja i-j-omi our language
  • 3coref tï-j-omi his own language

• ëkërëu disease
  • 1 ji-j-akërëu my disease
  • 2 ë-j-akërëu your disease
  • 1+2 kï-j-akërëu our disease
  • 3 i-j-akërëu his disease
  • 1+3 ainja i-j-akërëu our disease
  • 3coref tï-j-akërëu his own disease

Verb Meaning Nominal (if known) Meaning

• ëreta rest
  • ëre liver
• suhta uriner
  • suku urine
• (j)omi-ta speak (have acquired

ability to)

• (j)omi language, word
• (i)pokïn-ta smell (i)pokïn smell
• waku-ta get fat belly waku belly
• ën-ta wake up ënu (?) eye
• aami-ta blush, ripen (of fruit) aami ?
• ëramuh-ta sweat ëramuku sweat
• ënu-ta remember ënu eye
• karau-ta get really angry karau anger
• potï-na whistle potï beak
• iranta year
• ëremi-na sing spirit-song ëremi spirit-song
• karau-wa get angry karau anger
• no-pa(mï) feel cold tïnotï unpleasant sensation (fear, cold)
• (i)ko:ma(mï) dusk (get dark, spend the night) koko night
• ënuru come to surface, give birth, be born ënu eye
• anota fall
• (i)tunta arrive sound symbolic, cf. tun ‘arrive’
• akuta dissolve
• anïhta grow (up)
• wenah-ta vomit ena throat
• ëmamina be busy with (archaic meaning), play (modern meaning) ëmamin object of being busy or at play with (toy)
• urakana stroll, walk around
• ëerana laugh
• wejahta fart Sound symbolic
• ahpota burp Sound symbolic
• tëtë-pa(mï) tremble, shiver Sound symbolic

Couleurs

• sikime black
• kananame yellow
• siririme blue
• kurikuri wet green
• wapëme blue
• pakokome green/blue
• tawame brown, yellow
• tamire red
• tïkoroje white