Ta-Arawakan languages
Arawakan languages of the Caribbean Sea From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Arawakan languages of the Caribbean Sea From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Ta-Arawakan languages, also known as Ta-Maipurean and Caribbean, are the Indigenous Arawakan languages of the Caribbean Sea coasts of Central and South America. They are distinguished by the first person pronominal prefix ta-, as opposed to common Arawakan na-.
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Ta-Arawakan | |
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Caribbean | |
Geographic distribution | Caribbean and Central America (Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua's Mosquito Coast) |
Linguistic classification | Arawakan
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Glottolog | cari1281 |
Kaufman (1994) provides the following subclassification:
Aikhenvald adds Shebayo, which Kaufman had left unclassified, and removes Iñeri from Ta-Arawakan proper:
Reconstructions of Proto-Lokono-Guajiro proposed by Captain (1991):[1]
no. | gloss | Proto Lokono-Guajiro |
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1. | 'abdomen' | *Vteke |
2. | 'after' | *dikʰi |
3. | 'ant' | *hayu |
4. | 'anteater' | *waRiti |
5. | 'arm' | *dɨna |
6. | 'armadillo' | *yekerV |
7. | 'arrow' | *kimařa |
8. | 'ash' | *baliki |
9. | 'ask' | *asa (?) |
10. | 'axe' | *bařu |
11. | 'back' | *asabu |
12. | 'bat' | *busiri |
13. | 'bathe' | *aka |
14. | 'beard' | *tiima |
15. | 'bird' | *kudibiu |
16. | 'blood' | *itʰa |
17. | 'bone' | *Vbu-na |
18. | 'breast' | *(u)di |
19. | 'break' | *wakVdV- |
20. | 'by (agent)' | *duma |
21. | 'cane' | *isi |
22. | 'canoe' | *kanuwa |
23. | 'chest' | *Vluwa |
24. | 'child' | *(?)ibili |
25. | 'chili pepper' | *hatʰi |
26. | 'chop' | *lada |
27. | 'cold, have a | *tʰunuli- |
28. | 'come' | *andV |
29. | 'cricket' | *pʰuti |
30. | 'crocodile' | *kayukutʰi |
31. | 'delicious' | *keme- |
32. | 'down' | *unabu |
33. | 'drink (v)' | *VtʰV |
34. | 'ear' | *dike |
35. | 'egret' | *wakaRa |
36. | 'eye' | *aku |
37. | 'exit (v)' | *apʰuti- |
38. | 'fat, grease' | *akusi |
39. | 'father' | *Vtʰi |
40. | 'finger' | *kʰabu-ibira |
41. | 'fingernail' | *bada |
42. | 'fire' | *sikʰi |
43. | 'fish' | *hime |
44. | 'flea' | *kʰayaba |
45. | 'flesh' | *kiruku |
46. | 'flower' | *siwi |
47. | 'fly' | *mabuRi |
48. | 'foot' | *ukuti |
49. | 'for (benefactive)' | *bura |
50. | 'forehead' | *kibu |
51 | 'from (LOC)' | *-kee |
52. | 'fur' | *Vti |
53. | 'go' | *kuna |
54. | 'gourd' | *iwida |
55. | 'grandfather' | *dukutʰi |
56. | 'grandmother' | *kVtʰV |
57. | 'green' | *subule |
58. | 'hair' | *Vbařa |
59. | 'hammock' | *hamaka; *kura |
60. | 'hand' | *kʰabu |
61. | 'hate, be hated' | *te- |
62. | 'head' | *ikiwi |
63. | 'hear' | *akanaba |
64. | 'here' | *yaha |
65. | 'honey' | *maba |
66. | 'horn' | *ukuwa |
67. | 'house' | *bahɨ |
68. | 'I' | *dakia |
69. | 'iguana' | *iwana |
70. | 'in' | *luku |
71 | 'in (a fluid)' | *raku |
72. | 'juice' | *Vra |
73. | 'kill' | *pʰarV |
74. | 'knife' | *ruři |
75. | 'leaf | *bana |
76. | 'liver' | *bana |
77. | 'maize' | *mariki |
78. | 'manioc' | *kʰali |
79. | 'manioc starch' | *hařo |
80. | 'many' | *yuhu |
81. | 'monkey' | *pʰudi |
82. | 'moon' | *katʰi |
83. | 'mosquito' | *maRi |
84. | 'mother' | *uyu |
85. | 'neck' | *nuru |
86. | 'nose' | *kiri |
87. | 'one' | *aba |
88. | 'path' | *bɨna; *wabu |
89. | 'peck' | *tuka- |
90. | 'penis' | *ewera |
91. | 'rat' | *kuři |
92. | 'raw' | *iya |
93. | 'request' | *kʰuyabV- |
94. | 'resin' | *Vkʰɨ |
95. | 'ripe' | *hebe |
96. | 'river' | *sVři |
97. | 'root' | *akura |
98. | 'say' | *akV |
99. | 'sea' | *bařawa |
100. | 'seat, stool' | *turu |
101. | 'she' | *tʰukia |
102. | 'skin' | *Vda |
103. | 'sleep' | *dunkV |
104. | 'snake' | *uri |
105. | 'son-in-law' | *titʰi |
106. | 'sound' | *akanVkɨ |
107. | 'star' | *iwiwa |
108. | 'stone' | *kiba |
109. | 'stop' | *takɨ- |
110. | 'sweet potato' | *halitʰi |
111. | 'tail' | *isi |
112. | 'tapir' | *kama |
113. | 'termite' | *kʰumutʰiri |
114. | 'that (masculine)' | *lira |
115. | 'that (non-masculine)' | *tura |
116. | 'there' | *yara |
117. | 'they' | *nakia |
118. | 'thigh' | *(N)bɨku |
119. | 'this (masculine)' | *lihi |
120. | 'this (non-masculine)' | *tuhu |
121. | 'thou' | *bukia |
122. | 'three' | *kabɨnV |
123. | 'tip' | *kiruku |
124. | 'toad' | *kiberu |
125. | 'tobacco' | *yuři |
126. | 'tongue' | *Vyee |
127. | 'tooth' | *ari |
128. | 'touch, feel' | *bebeda |
129. | 'tree' | *kunuku |
130. | 'two' | *biama |
131. | 'up' | *iu- |
132. | 'vomit' | *ewedV |
133. | 'water' | *uni |
134. | 'we' | *wakia |
135. | 'with (accomp.)' | *Vma |
136. | 'whistle' | *wiwida- |
137. | 'woman' | *hiaru |
138. | 'worm' | *-koma- |
139. | 'ye' | *hukia |
140. | 'yes' | *VNhVN |
141. | (absolutive) | *-hV |
142. | (poss. suffix) | *-tʰe |
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