Language | Linnean Name | Orthographic Form | Phonemicized Form | Gloss as in Source | Etymology Code | Proto-Form | Proto-Language | Loan Source | Etymology Notes | Wanderwort Status | Etyma Set | Range of Term | Word Structure | Word Structure Notes | Classifier | Classifier Notes | Hypernym | Source | Association with Social Categories | Ritual/Mythologically Significant | Ritual Notes | Food Source | Food Notes | Medicinal | Medicinal Notes | How Collected | Who Collects | How Prepared | Psychotropic | Psychotropic Notes | Traded | Trade Notes | Distribution | Habitat | Dangerous | Ethnobiology Notes | Species Notes | General Notes |
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Language | Linnean Name | Orthographic Form | Phonemicized Form | Gloss as in Source | Etymology Code | Proto-Form | Proto-Language | Loan Source | Etymology Notes | Wanderwort Status | Etyma Set | Range of Term | Word Structure | Word Structure Notes | Classifier | Classifier Notes | Hypernym | Source | Association with Social Categories | Ritual/Mythologically Significant | Ritual Notes | Food Source | Food Notes | Medicinal | Medicinal Notes | How Collected | Who Collects | How Prepared | Psychotropic | Psychotropic Notes | Traded | Trade Notes | Distribution | Habitat | Dangerous | Ethnobiology Notes | Species Notes | General Notes |
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Aguaruna | Pouteria ucuqui | yaás | ja:s | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Akawaio | Pouteria ucuqui | pöirök ek | pöirök ek | Pouteria sp. (bark boiled and drunk as medicine) | unknown | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Baniwa | Pouteria ucuqui | híiniri | híiniɻi | inheritance | Central North Arawak, Rio Negro branch | uncoded | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Dâw | Pouteria ucuqui | mʉ̃ʉ̀ | mɨ̃̂ | inheritance | underived | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hodï | Pouteria ucuqui | jkayena jele (Pouteria venosa) (Zent 02b), duwëna jyaï (Pouteria caimito) (Zent 02b) | unique | cf. duwëna jyaï (Pouteria caimito) (Zent 02b) | uncoded | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hup | Pouteria ucuqui | mɨ̌h | mɨ̌h | inheritance | underived | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | gathered | women, children | eaten raw, mashed and drunk | 0 | 0 | in 'dabacuri' exhange rituals with other Hup groups (clans, villages, etc.) | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||
Iquito | Pouteria ucuqui | saáti | saáti | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Kabiyari | Pouteria ucuqui | jírí | jíɾí | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Kakua | Pouteria ucuqui | ~bǐ | missing | missing | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Lokono | Pouteria ucuqui | asepoko-balli | asepoke-balli | asepoko from the general resemblance, medium-sized trees with white latex | Fanshawe 1949:59 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Matses | Pouteria ucuqui | achu mëbudush | atʃu mɨbuduſ | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Nadëb/Rio Negro dialect | Pouteria ucuqui | mʌ̃ʔ | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Nadëb/Roçado dialect | Pouteria ucuqui | mʌ̃ʔ | inheritance | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Nheengatu | Pouteria ucuqui | ukuki | ukuki | unknown | underived | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Piaroa | Pouteria ucuqui | i'cokɨh | iɁsokɨh | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Tanimuca | Pouteria ucuqui | pu'pa 'ka | pu'pa 'ka | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Taushiro | Pouteria ucuqui | canani | kanani | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Tukano | Pouteria ucuqui | pupiâ | pupiâ | inheritance | East Tukanoan | uncoded | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Urarina | Pouteria ucuqui | alaaeri | ala:eɽi | See Language page | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Waorani | Pouteria ucuqui | meñegohue (Pouteria torta) | unique | uncoded | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Yanomam | Pouteria ucuqui | paxo hwãtemo hi (pouteria caimito), hõrõmana hi (pouteria cladantha), yãwaxi hi (pouteria hispida), poxe mamokasi hi (pouteria sp.) (all WM99) | paʃo hwãtemo hi, hõɾõmana hi, jãwaʃi hi, poʃe mamokasi hi | unique | also hõrõmana hi (pouteria cladantha), yãwaxi hi (pouteria hispida), poxe mamokasi hi (pouteria sp.) ; hi = CLF "tree" (Ferreira) | uncoded | hi | hi = "generic tree" (Ferreira) | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | |||||||||||||||||||||
Yanomami | Pouteria ucuqui | makararowë (JF86), apia (HR94, pouteria sp.) | makaɾaɾowə, apia | unique | also makararowë (JF86) | underived | hi = 'tree' | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Yuhup | Pouteria ucuqui | bɯ̃h | bɯ̃h | inheritance | underived | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Yukuna | Pouteria ucuqui | jirí | hiˈɾi | inheritance | Central North Arawak, Rio Negro branch | uncoded | See Language page | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | native to NW Amazonia, found primarily in Vaupes and Caqueta regions | no | other species of Pouteria exist and have much-used edible fruit; these can be subsituted where relevant |