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afe’

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[aʎeɁ] n. door

afi’ asi’

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[aʎiɁ asiɁ] n. cage for pig

ali lembo

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[ali lembo] n. paved road

bije leñda

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[biɉe lẽda] n. path leading to or inside the bamboo garden

biti

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[biti] n. craft; activity involving skills in cane and bamboo craft

byaakañ

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[bjaakã] n. space underneath the house

byaarañ

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[bjaarã] n. space between the front verandah and the main space in an Apatani house

byuxwñ

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[bjuxɨ̃] n. cemetery; burial ground; graveyard

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cofo paka’

[coʎo pakaɁ] n. small metallic plate, esp. to serve side dishes

cuuxa

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[cuuxa] n. small bamboo container over the fireplace

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dacañ

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[dacã] n. iron; metal

fañ

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[ʎã] v. bless

fañpiñ-cañtuñ

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[ʎãpĩ-cãtũ] n. protective deity in the household

fe’ko

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[ʎeɁko] n. doorlatch

galo sudu

[galo sudu] n. metallic smoking pipe

ganda-neñcañ

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[ganda-nẽcã] n. landed properties

garpw’

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[garpɨɁ] n. paddy field in the lower portion

gorá

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[gorá] n. a section of Apatani village council

gwri

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[gɨri] n. pigsty

haagya

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[haagja] n. entrance

hubur

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[hubur] n. pipe, usually of bamboo or wood, to conduct water from one field to the other

hurbu

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[hurbu] n. pipe, usually of bamboo or wood, to conduct water from one field to the other

impya’

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[impjaɁ] n. cotton; wool

jañda

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[ɉãda] n. flag

jibu garw

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[ɉibu garɨ] n. jeep

ju

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[ɉu] v. winnow

jáaji

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[ɉáaɉi] n. aeroplane

ke’tiñ

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[keɁtĩ] n. thatch

kilu’

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[kiluɁ] n. a small compartment in the granary usually for storng millet or agricultural implements

kompyutar

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[kompjutar] n. computer

kotvr

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[kotǝr] n. bamboo sticks used as counters

kutu

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[kutu] n. oil; pig fat used as hair oil

la’pañ tuli

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[laɁpã tuli] n. post of là’pañ

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lañke

[lãke] n. a cane loop used for restraining cattle

lañxa

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[lãxa] n. coop, as for poultry; shelter, as of a hunter in the tree

lembo

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[lembo] n. road

lembyañ-lerañ

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[lembjã-lerã] n. crossroad; an intersection of two or more roads

leqò

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[leŋò] n. lawn; front yard; space in the village

leqò aji

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[leŋò aɉi] n. rice field near the village

malo

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[malo] n. roof of a house

midiñ

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[midĩ] n. nursery for paddy; seed bed

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misiñ

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[misĩ] n. machine

mwgó

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[mɨgó] n. hearth; fireplace

myopw

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[mjopɨ] n. floor

nago

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[nago] n. ritual hut in the middle of a village

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nakó

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[nakó] n. portion of village (esp. the lower one)

nala

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[nala] n. drain

nala paka’

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[nala pakaɁ] n. drain

nami

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[nami] n. portion of village, esp. the upper one

nekañ afe’

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[nekã aʎeɁ] n. door of the toilet

nesú

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[nesú] n. granary

neñbu

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[nẽbu] n. a house away from the main street

neñtó

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[nẽtó] n. a house on the main street

nwbyu

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[nɨbju] n. textile

pa’ga

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[paɁga] n. long supporting post on both sides of a traditional Apatani house

pa’po

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[paɁpo] n. a bamboo pole suspended horizontally on the side wall of the house for keeping clothes

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pamañ

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[pamã] n. bamboo rack in front wall of the house

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pili

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[pili] n. playground; open field

poñtañ

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[põtã] n. a section of village council

poñtin

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[põtin] n. pen

pwdi mwluñ nanw

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[pɨdi mɨlũ nanɨ] n. scarecrow to scare away birds

pwri

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[pɨri] n. chicken coop

pwte’ paji

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[pɨteɁ paɉi] n. motor cycle

raji

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[raɉi] n. plastic

re’ke

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[reɁke] n. ceiling

rel garw

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[rel garɨ] n. train

rw’tú

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[rɨɁtú] n. a part of marriage ceremony in which paddy a newly married couple harvest paddy from the bride’s family field

sa ci’ri

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[sa ciɁri] n. a variety of antique sword

saiklo

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[saiklo] v. bicycle

sañxañ

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[sãxã] n. rubber

simbya

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[simbja] n. balcony in a traditional house

sisa

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[sisa] n. glass

sosiñ

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[sosĩ] n. steel wire rope

soxañ

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[soxã] n. trophy; memento (esp. of special achievements)

subú

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[subú] n. alley; back alley

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sukuñ

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[sukũ] n. well; spring

sukuñ pwtiñ

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[sukũ pɨtĩ] n. open space by a well

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sulú

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[sulú] n. fence

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swgo

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[sɨgo] n. bridge

swha

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[sɨha] n. cane rope

swhuñ

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[sɨhũ] n. hanging bridge

swrw

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[sɨrɨ] n. bugle of horn, usually of yak horn

swtw ahi

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[sɨtɨ ahi] n. elephant tusk

taabyó

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[taabjó] n. a temporary hut

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

taxò

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[taxò] n. bamboo split used for demarcating land

teli

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[teli] n. oil

tumbu ude

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[tumbu ude] n. tent

tuuli

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[tuuli] n. post; pillar

twpe

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[tɨpe] n. tattoo

ura imi’

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[ura imiɁ] n. second hearth towards the back of the house

xapo

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[xapo] n. bamboo rack above the fireplace

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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

xeta’

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[xetaɁ] n. book

xirki

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[xirki] n. window

xomu

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[xomu] n. ritual element of an altar

xoñdañ

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[xõdã] n. front or back wall of a house

yamyó

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[jamjó] n. floor of split bamboo

yo bade

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[jo bade] n. ceiling rack for storing meat

yo badè

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[jo badè] n. ceiling rack for storing meat

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