Language | Orthographic Form | Phonemicized Form | Gloss as in Source | Etymology Code | Proto-Form | Proto-Language | Loan Source | Wanderwort Status | Etyma Set | Etymology Notes | Word Structure | Word Structure Notes | General Notes | Source |
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Hodï | ih'tɨ | missing | See Language page | |||||||||||
Dâw | -- | -- | missing | See Language page | ||||||||||
Sikuani | inae | inae | unknown | Simplex | See Language page | |||||||||
Eñepa | eñë,tye'tye' (piedras del fogón) (MM) | eɲǝ,tyeʔtyeʔ (piedras del fogón) (MM) | missing | See Language page | ||||||||||
Yukuna | jipa jiñakaná | hipa hiɲekaná | unique | Phrase | hipa “stone,” hiɲekaná”to set fire” | See Language page | ||||||||
Tariana | tatapútawa | tatapútawa | unknown | Simplex | See Language page | |||||||||
Makiritare | təʔhu (IDS) (means 'stone' or 'rock'); tö'hu (KH) (means 'rock') | təʔhu | missing | See Language page | ||||||||||
Páez | ipi | ipi | See Language page | |||||||||||
Yagua | jinchidiy | xintʃidij | See Language page | |||||||||||
Ocaina | gotúúhxo {generic stone} | gotɯ́ɯ́ʔxo | See Language page | |||||||||||
Iquito | jinítaasi (piedra negra que chispea cuando se lo choca a ras, que antiguamente servía para prender fuegos); ituhuanajáati (piedra que produce chispas, MC: ituuni - to burn sthg); iinámi sahuíja (piedra de candela, un tipo de piedra negra y dura que da chi | hinítaasi | See Language page |