aliñ
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[alĩ]
v.
make something round; wind a quantity of yarn or thread into a ball (esp. by using a kind of spinning wheel)
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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alo sudu
[alo sudu]
n.
small bamboo salt container carried for feeding mithuns
Example: Photo by Tage Kanno
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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bade
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[bade]
n.
ceiling rack for storing meat syn. yo bade; xaci
Example: Photo by Tage Kanno
Speaker: Tage Kanno,
Dialect: syn. yo bade; xaci span>
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byaarañ
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[bjaarã]
n.
space between the front verandah and the main space in an Apatani house
Speaker: Tage Kanno,
Dialect: syn. byaací span>
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byuxwñ
cofo paka’
[coʎo pakaɁ]
n.
small metallic plate, esp. to serve side dishes
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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eñtw pata’
[ẽtɨ pataɁ]
n.
wooden try on which to beat while harvesting paddy
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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galo sudu
[galo sudu]
n.
metallic smoking pipe
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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la’pañ
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[laɁpã]
n.
wooden community platform usually belonging to a clan
Example: Photo by Tage Kanno
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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la’pañ tuli
maji
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[maɉi]
n.
Tibetan bell without clapper used as a barter item
Example: Photo by Tage Kanno
Speaker: Tage Yassing
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midiñ
pa’po
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[paɁpo]
n.
a bamboo pole suspended horizontally on the side wall of the house for keeping clothes
Example: Photo by Tage Kanno
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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padiñ
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[padĩ]
n.
erosion control embankment usually of bamboo and wood along the banks of the streams
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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pwfi’
subú
sukuñ pwtiñ
sulú
tago alì
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[tago alì]
n.
a wooden tricycle used a children’s toy the wheels of which are of tagó tree trunk
Speaker: Tage Numpi
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talo
xeda harnw
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[xeda harnɨ]
n.
special messenger, usually female, who informs about a ritual like Subu or Muruñ to the traditional friends in other villages
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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xelo
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[xelo]
n.
ritual occasion in Myoko festival on which the gods are bade farewell, usually on the 15th day of the festival
Speaker: Tage Kanno
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