Yiche language
Hanoish language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hanoish language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yiche (Yicyu; Chinese: 奕车) is a Hanoish language spoken by 23,000 people in Honghe County, Yunnan, China (Lan 2009:11).
Yiche | |
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Yicyu | |
Pronunciation | [ji tsʰju] |
Native to | China |
Region | Honghe County |
Ethnicity | Hani |
Native speakers | 23,000 (2009)[1] |
Language codes | |
ISO 639-3 | None (mis ) |
Glottolog | None |
Yiche is spoken in the following locations of Honghe County, Yunnan, China (Lan 2009:11).
The Yiche claim that their ancestors had migrated from a village along the shores of Dian Lake near Kunming, and moved south and crossed the Red River (Honghe) after being defeated by other ethnic groups (Lan 2009:3).
Yiche is a Hani language (fangyan 方言) that belongs to the Langza 浪杂 dialect cluster (tuyu 土语) of Honghe County.[4]
The following Yiche words are transcribed by Lan (2009) in pinyin. (Note: ss is equivalent to IPA [z].)
English gloss | Chinese gloss | Pinyin | Page |
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rabbit | 兔 | tola, li | 110 |
dragon | 龙 | long | 110 |
snake | 蛇 | sei | 110 |
horse | 马 | meng | 110 |
sheep | 羊 | aci, yo | 110 |
monkey | 猴 | joniu, niu | 110 |
chicken | 鸡 | aha, ha | 110 |
dog | 狗 | aku, ke | 110 |
pig | 猪 | a'ang, ang | 110 |
ant | 蚂蚁 | ahu, hu | 110 |
cattle | 牛 | aniu, niu | 110 |
tiger | 虎 | haza, la | 110 |
sticky rice | 糯米 | honio | 110 |
eat | 吃 | zha | 110 |
one | 一 | qi | 18 |
household | 户 | wo | 19 |
person, human | 人 | co | 19 |
husband | 丈夫 | niuse ada | 19 |
wife | 妻子 | niuse ama | 19 |
child | 孩子 | ssa | 22 |
home | 家 | yuji, yu | 25 |
small house | 小屋 | nimssang | 37 |
liquor | 酒 | aba | 57 |
drink | 喝 | do | 57 |
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