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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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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Aguaruna | iwishín, tsuwájatin | iwiʃín, tsuwáxatin | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Apalai | oremi, uhnato | oremi, uhnato | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Ashuar | tsuwákratin, iwishín | tsuwakratin, iwiʃin | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Bardi | tyalŋkaŋurru | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Baure | weričon | weritʃon | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Bora | čḯḯβáápeé | tʃɯ́ɯ́βáápɛέ | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Bunuba | tyalngkangurru | inheritance | ||||||||||||
Burarra | -buburda | unique | ||||||||||||
Carapana | ataro; 'kũbũ (H&R) | ataɾɔ; 'kũbũ (H&R) | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Cavineña | ča-ča-ne-pohi (G71) | ča-ča-ne-pohi (G71) (also means "savior") | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Central Aymara | yatiri | jatiɾi | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Cofán | coraga (Quechua loan from kuraka=chief) | coraɣa | phonemic transcriptions are ESTIMATIONS Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant | See Language page | ||||||||||
Cubeo | jʉoipõecʉ | hʉoipõɛkʉ | unique | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Dhuwal | marrŋgity | inheritance | ||||||||||||
Djapu | marrŋgity | inheritance | ||||||||||||
Djeoromitxi | küro | køro | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Djinang | rlaykingirniŋi | unique | ||||||||||||
Dâw | -- | -- | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Ese Ejja/Huarayo | e-dosi-kia (Girard 1971) | e-dosi-kia (Girard 1971) | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Eñepa | i'yan, piyan (MM) | iʔjan, pijan (MM) | inheritance | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Gajirrabeng | paramanpeng | derived | WW | %wultyang | paraman 'magic'-HAVING | derived | borrowed into east as 'lightning man' | |||||||
Gooniyandi | tyalngangurru | inheritance | WW | %tyalngangurru | ||||||||||
Guayabero | pinhóʔ-in | unknown | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Gumatj | marrŋgity | inheritance | ||||||||||||
Gupapuyngu | marrŋgity | inheritance | ||||||||||||
Gurindji | nyangunyangu | inheritance | see redup with old agent -u | complex | see redup with old agent -u | |||||||||
Huambisa | iwishin | iwiʃin | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Hup | kǝd=ʔĩh | kǝd=ʔĩh | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Ingá | iacha | iatʃa | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Iquito | paanáana (healer; unlike siimána, doesn't cause harm) | paanáana (healer; unlike siimána, doesn't cause harm) | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Jaru | mikanykutyi | derived | <mikany 'snake' +? | derived | ||||||||||
Jingulu | mikanykutyi | inheritance | mikany prob re to mikinji 'snake' | complex | ||||||||||
Kakua | pʉ̂wt | unknown | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Karajarri | tyalŋkaŋurru | loan direction unknown | WW | %jalngga | ||||||||||
Kariña | pyijai | pɨijai | shaman; traditional healer | Yamada 2010:797 | ||||||||||
Kija | parumanpeny | inheritance | Mir paramanpang | |||||||||||
Maihiki | dabɨ tɨnoquɨ aguɨ (dabɨ=healer; tɨnoquɨ=to cure by touching) | dabɨ tɨnokɨ agɨ | unique | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Mangala | mapan | loan direction unknown | WW | %maparn | ||||||||||
Matses | nënë choquid | nɨnɨ tʃokid | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Minica Witoto | áima, hḯ.ïdo-raïma | áima, hɯ́.ɯdo-raɯma | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Miriwung | paramanpeng | inheritance | magincal-power HAVING | complex | ||||||||||
Movima | lawahes-čaye-pa (physician) | lawaxes-tʃaje-pa | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Muinane | táábúmɨnaaɸi | táábúmɨnaaɸi | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Murui Witoto | aima | aima (B83) | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Nadëb/Roçado dialect | səːw | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||||
Ngarluma | maparnkalara, maparnkarra | loan direction unknown | WW | %maparn | ||||||||||
Nheengatu | pajé; mutawariçawa (mutawar=smoke blower, sawa=nominalizer) | paʒé; mutawaɾasa (mutawar=smoke blower, sawa=nominalizer) | inheritance | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Nimanburru | jalngkokorr | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Nyangumarta | maparn | loan direction unknown | WW | %maparn | ||||||||||
Nyikina | tyalŋkaŋurru | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Nyulnyul | jalngkangurr | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Nɨpode Witoto | manó-ri-raïma | manó-ri-raɯma | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Ocaina | juhxaforáám̈a | hɯʔxaɸoráám̵a | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Paresi | wayraˈtyare | wajdjaˈtjare | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Piaroa | mErí', me'ñeuh, pɨ'ɨh | mæríɁ, meɁñeuh, pɨɁɨh | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Pumé | čʰa-parẽ-mẽ | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||||
Páez | yu´tsesa, pilwe´sh | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||||
Rembarrnga | rakalk | loan direction unknown | ||||||||||||
Resígaro | naikogígí | naikogígí | unknown | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Southern Pastaza Quechua | ambi siqui (ambi=poison; siqui=buttocks) | ambi siki | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Sáliva | saicua 'curandero' | saikʷa | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Tikuna | dju-ú-ta (Alv44); ngi1-3xe5ta5xü5 (A58) | dʒuʔúʔta; ŋiʔetaʔɨ | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Urarina | kwičaneha-eḍza, benane | kwitʃaneha-edʒa, benane | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Walmajarri | maparn | loan direction unknown | WW | %maparn | from Western Desert? | from Western Desert? | ||||||||
Wardaman | kunpilin | loan direction unknown | native doctor; also kurang; tuturrpngana -person who stabs , presumably European doctor | |||||||||||
Warrwa | jalngkangurru | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Yagua | rimyura | rimjura | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Yan-nhangu | dokta | loan | English | |||||||||||
Yanomami | haro- ("to heal" HR94), owëh- ("to heal"HR94) | haɾo-, oʋəh- | inheritance | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | |||||||||
Yavitero | jinájatali | hináhatali | Refers to a lower-level healer; in RN region, most older men in a village have this capacity, and command a repertoire of healing spells. Power is primarily for good, whereas the true shaman is capable of malignant acts as well. | See Language page | ||||||||||
Yawuru | jankangurru | loan | areal | WW | %jalngga | |||||||||
Yir-Yoront | wangarr+wirvw | doctor (traditional or MD) | unique | With wangarr 'ghost' | ||||||||||
Yulparija | maparn | loan direction unknown | areal | WW | %maparn |
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