Appendix:Proto-Tupari reconstructions
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Proto-Tupari reconstructions Nikulin & Andrade (2020) and Moore & Vilacy Galucio (1994):
Nikulin & Andrade (2020)
[edit]Proto-Tuparian reconstruction by Nikulin & Andrade (2020):[1]
Classification
[edit]- Tuparian
- Makurap
- Core Tuparian
- Wayoró–Tuparí
- Wayoró
- Tuparí
- Corumbiara
- Mekéns
- Akuntsú
- Wayoró–Tuparí
Abbreviations
[edit]- CT: Core Tuparian
- WT: Wayoró–Tuparí
List
[edit]English gloss | Proto-Tuparian | distribution |
---|---|---|
açaí | *wiTʔi | |
agouti | *wãkɨ̃ɲã | |
alligator | *waco | |
anteater | *wejaP | CT only |
arm | *nẽ | |
armadillo | *jajo | |
army ant | *jakeK | |
arrow.POSS | *j-e-kɨP | |
ashamed | *tĩ | |
ashes | *ɲẽ(ː)T | |
ax | *wi | |
barred sorubim fish | *ãnõrẽ | |
bat | *wariʔa | CT only |
big | *jato | |
bitter | *ndeP | |
blood | *jeɨ | |
blow | *wɨ | |
bone | *a(ː)wo | |
branch | *ɲãŋã, *ɲãŋgã | |
breast | *ŋgẽP | |
brother (female ego) | *jo(ʔ)a | |
bullet ant | *ŋgapi(-ʔa) | |
bullet ant | *jaTʔa | WT only |
caterpillar | *ŋgeK | |
chigoe flea | *ɲõK | |
child, sororal nephew/niece (female ego) | *mẽpiT | |
collared anteater | *ndɨrɨ | |
crop seed | *jaːmbi | |
curassow | *mĩcõ | |
earring | *tãɲã | CT only |
egg | *jopiʔa | |
eye | *je |
CT only |
face | *je |
CT only |
faeces, guts | *ɲẽT | |
far | *wetoK | |
father | *joP | |
fire | *ojaT | |
flea | *ɲõtaP | |
flour, crumbs | *jaɨ | |
flower | *jiːT | |
flower | *jiːT-ʔa | CT only |
foot | *mbi(-to) | |
forehead | *je |
|
foreigner | *wereP | CT only |
frog/toad sp. | *wara(ː)C | CT only |
garden | *ŋge | |
grain | *jopaP | |
grandchild (female ego) | *mẽpir-ẽpiT | CT only |
great egret | *wakara | |
guan | *wako | |
hair, feather | *jaP | |
hammock | *jo-aP | CT |
hand | *mbo | |
harpia | *pãrĩ(õ) | |
head | *atɨ̃P | |
honey, bee | *ewiT | |
horsefly | *mbiʔo | |
horsefly | *nẽcɨK | |
house.POSS | *j-eK | |
howler monkey | *jaɨ | |
hummingbird | *pĩːT | |
husband | *mẽT | |
itchiness | *jaC | WT only |
jaguar, dog | *amẽko | |
knee | *-pĩã | |
labret | *waCʔa | CT only |
leaf.POSS | *j-eP | |
leafcutter ant | *wĩʔĩK | |
lip color | *ndɨʔa | |
liquid, saliva | *ŋgɨ | |
liver | *piʔa | |
lizard | *ja(ː)ko | |
louse | *ŋgɨP | |
man | *nãko | |
manioc | *mãɲĩ | |
marico bag | *ejɨ | |
meat | *ɲẽTʔã | |
mortar | *(ɲ)ẽndɨ | CT only |
mother (voc.) | *ɲã | |
mound, hill | *ndoː | |
nail | *kĩrĩɲã | WT only |
name | *jeT | |
neck | *woT-kɨP | |
nose | *ɲãpi(-ʔa) | |
one | *kie | CT only |
other | *nõ | |
pain, to hurt; sour | *jati | |
palm larva | *ŋgoT | |
parrot | *aworo | |
peanut | *araːwi | CT only |
peccary | *jaote | |
pet | *wõ | CT only |
plate | *wãCkɨT | WT only |
pot | *wãẽ | |
powder | *ɲõʔõP | |
red | *woP | |
rubber | *jeTʔoP | |
salt | *ŋgɨʔɨT | |
scorpion | *kʉ̃nĩŋga | |
shaman | *wãmõʔã | |
sharpened | *jape | |
shimbillo | *japoː ~ *jamboː | CT only |
smoke | *ɲĩːK | |
snake | *jaT | |
son, fraternal nephew (male ego) | *jaʔɨP | |
son-in-law (daughter’s husband) | *mẽɲõP | |
sound, speech (?) | *wora | |
spotted | *tĩK | |
stingray | *jao | |
stone | *waʔi | |
sun | *ŋgi-akoP | CT only |
sun, sky | *ŋgeaT | |
sweet potato | *wawo | |
tail | *joaC | |
tapir | *ɨaːC | |
tayra | *ãmãnã | |
termite | *ŋgoPʔi | |
that (sitting) | *joʔoP | |
thorn | *wo(ː) | |
tick | *ŋgɨpiʔa | CT only |
timbó vine | *tĩ(ː)K | |
to bathe | *jato | |
to be afraid | *mbiP | |
to be tied | *pãT- | |
to cry; sound | *waK- | |
to enter | *wɨ̃- | |
to enter | *ãwɨ- | WT only |
to go away | *waT- | |
to go up | *weP- | |
to grind | *ndeT- | |
to have | *mbiro | CT only |
to hear | *waK-toP- | |
to kill, to beat | *(ɲ)õmbo- | CT only |
to know | *mboejoP- ~ *mboec/to- | |
to lie | *jo(ː)P | |
to look for | *woroa- | CT only |
to make | *nẽ- | |
to put | *mã- | |
to sink | *ŋgẽT- | |
to swallow | *ŋgẽT-ŋga- | WT only |
to tie | *pãT-ʔa- | |
to wash | *oʔe | |
to weave | *tĩK- | |
tooth | *ɲãC | |
tortoise | *mboKʔa | CT only |
toucan | *ɲõkãT | |
trahira fish | *mbiriʔa | |
two | *jɨrɨ | CT only |
village | *jaːP | |
wasp | *ŋgaP | |
wife | *(j)aindi | |
wind | *ɨ |
|
woman | *ãrãpĩrã | |
worm | *atĩK | |
yam | *awa |
Moore & Vilacy Galucio (1994)
[edit]Proto-Tuparí reconstructions by Moore & Vilacy Galucio (1994):[2]
gloss | Proto-Tuparí |
---|---|
sweet potato | *gwagwo |
tapir | *ɨkwaay |
macaw | *pet+'a |
one | *kiẽt |
small | *Dĩĩt |
fish | *pot |
fowl | *õkɨra |
seed | *kit |
neck | *gwotkɨp |
heart | *ãnõã |
to know | *toã |
to give | *ñũã |
to speak | *mãYã |
sun, year | *ŋgiahkop |
stone | *ŋwa+'i |
earth | *kɨy |
fire; firewood | *agopkap |
mountain | *(n)dzo |
person | *aotse |
mother | *ñä |
husband | *mẽt |
hammock | *ẽ/*ĩnĩ |
seat | *ã |
seat | *ñãp-pe |
hair | *Dap |
tooth | *ñããy |
hand | *mbo |
nail | *mbo-ape |
skin | *pe |
liver | *pia |
foot | *mbi |
breast | *ŋẽp |
blood (n) | *a |
blood (n) | *eYɨ |
tobacco | *pitoa |
maize | *atsitsi |
axe | *gwi |
knife | *ŋgɨtpe |
timbo | *ŋĩk |
mortar | *ẽndzɨ |
salt | *ŋgɨɨt |
meat | *ñẽt+'ã |
water (n) | *ɨgɨ |
basin | * |
dust | *ñõ'õ |
path | *pee |
night | *ŋĩndak |
leaf | *Dep/*deep |
Brazil nut tree | *kãnã |
Brazil nut tree | *arao |
assai (palm) | *gwit+'i |
banana | *ehpiip |
cotton | *ororo |
genipap | *tsigaap |
peanut | *araɨgwi |
pepper | *kõỹ |
armadillo | *ndayto |
tail | *okway |
snake | *Dat/*daat |
lizard | *Dako |
turtle | *mbok+'a |
caiman | *gwaYto |
crab | *kera |
achiote | *ŋgop |
horn | *apikɨp |
paca | *gwãnãmbiro |
deer | *ɨtsɨɨ |
dog | *ãŋwẽko |
ocelot | *ãŋwẽko Dĩĩt |
agouti | *ŋwãkɨ̃ỹã |
bat | *ŋwari+'a |
coati | *pi'it |
capuchin monkey | *sahkɨrap |
spider monkey | *ãrĩmẽ |
honey marten’ (kinkajou?) | *ãmãnã |
peccary | *Daotse |
collared peccary | *Daotsey |
louse | *ãŋgɨp |
flea | *ñõk |
wasp | *ŋgap |
termite | *ŋgub+i |
big ant | *Dat+'a |
cockroach | *a |
cockroach | *e |
cicada | *ŋõtŋõna |
scorpion | *kɨtnĩŋã |
snail | *ɨ̃ỹã |
piranha | *ipñãỹ |
surubim | *ãnõrẽ |
mandi | *mõkoa |
toucan | *yo |
toucan | *ñõkãt |
duck | *ɨpek |
vulture | *ɨ |
vulture | *ako |
hawk | *kẽỹ+'ã |
hummingbird | *mĩnĩt |
owl | *popo |
partridge | *kwãŋwã |
basket, big | *ãŋgerek |
canoe | *kɨp-pe |
clothing | *pe |
to drink | *ka |
to take | *ara |
to blow | *ɨ |
to vomit | *ẽkẽt |
to push | *mõrã |
to swim | *tĩptĩpnã |
to see | *to'a |
to see | *-tso- |
hot | *ahkop |
good | *poat |
new | *pahgop |
old | *poot |
name | *Det |
sour | *kãỹ |
other | *nõõ |
smooth | *atsik |
rotten | *ãnde |
rotten | *ãkwĩ |
straight | *kɨɨt |
distant | *gwetsok |
2nd person | *ẽt |
References
[edit]- ^ Nikulin, Andrey; Rafael Andrade. 2020. The rise and fall of approximants in the Tuparian languages. Journal of Language Relationship 18/4 (2020), Pp. 284–319.
- ^ Moore, D. & Vilacy Galucio, A. (1994). Reconstruction of Proto-Tupari consonants and vowels. In Langdon, M. (eds.), Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, Report 8. 119-30, Columbus: Ohio State University. Accessed from DiACL, 9 February 2020.