Languages of hunter-gatherers and their neighbors

drum (large signal)

Semantic Field: culture
Part of Speech
Meaning Spanish: tambor, manguaré, maguaré (Colombia)
Meaning Portuguese: tambor

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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

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
Aguaruna	túntui	túntui		loan - WW			%toto (onomatopoeic?)						Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Andoke	kú'de ('forest drum')	kúʔde ('forest drum')		unique									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Ashuar	túntui	túntui											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Bora	cuúmu-ba	kʰɯ́ɯ́mɯ-pa		loan - WW			%kumu						Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Cavineña	komo-komo; bombo (generic drum; "bombo" is from Spanish)	komo-komo; bombo											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Cofán	ccosha	khoʃa											phonemic transcriptions are ESTIMATIONS Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Dâw	--	--		missing									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Huambisa	tuntui	tuntui											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Matses	acu, ten tencate	aku, ten tenkate		unknown									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Minica Witoto	hú.aï {size not indicated}	hú.aɯ {size not indicated}											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Muinane	kɨ́ɨ́mɨ-ba	kɨ́ɨ́mɨ-ba											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Murui Witoto	juaɨ	huaɯ (B83)		inheritance/Witoto									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Northern Emberá	thãmbóra (Sp: tambór)	thãmbóra											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Nɨpode Witoto	hú.aï-ɗïru {size not indicated}	hú.aɯ-ɗɯru {size not indicated}											Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Ocaina	arón	arṍ		unique									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Resígaro	koómó	koómó		loan - WW			%kumu						Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Wari	tain tom (E&K97)	tain tom (E&K97)											tain tom (EK97)	See Language page
Yagua	jamu richinu	xãmu ritʃı̃nu		unique									Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page
Yukuna	kumu	kumu		loan - WW			%kumu						Used to be used by Tukanoan peoples (and others?), sound carried for long distances	See Language page

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