Languages of hunter-gatherers and their neighbors

ucuqui

Semantic Field
flora-fauna
Part of Speech
Meaning Spanish
yugo, caimitillo del monte (Peru)
Meaning Portuguese
ucuqui

Languages

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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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