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afe’

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[aʎeɁ] n. door

afe’ ago

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[aʎeɁ ago] n. doorstep

agoo empuñ

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[agoo empũ] n. space between the entrance and the hearth of a traditional Apatani house

agoo imi’

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[agoo imiɁ] n. hearth towards the front of the house

alóo xuu

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[alóo xuu] n. inherited property (esp. house plot)

amañ

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[amã] n. roof

aíi hiipiñ

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[aíi hiipĩ] n. feline jaw used to decorate a machete sheath

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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

byuhu

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[bjuhu] n. grave; tomb

ci’pi

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[ciɁpi] n. wooden door frame

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cofo paka’

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

dacañ

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[dacã] n. iron; metal

dekiñ

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[dekĩ] n. clay

doxo-acañ

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[doxo-acã] n. corner in the house reserved for ritual altars

fañpiñ-cañtuñ

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

fe’pu

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[ʎeɁpu] n. doorlatch

fe’pu

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[ʎeɁpu] n. horizontal piece of bamboo holding the framework of a door

fego

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[ʎego] n. threshold; entrance

galo sudu

[galo sudu] n. metallic smoking pipe

garw

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[garɨ] n. vehicle

gorá

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[gorá] n. a section of Apatani village council

hubur

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

háakò

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[háakò] n. entrance, entry, door

impya’

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[impjaɁ] n. cotton; wool

iñgya’

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[ĩgjaɁ] v. astray; off course; go the wrong way

jañda

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[ɉãda] n. flag

jompu

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[ɉompu] n. bamboo shaving used as a ritual element or a decorative item syn. some

ju

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[ɉu] v. winnow

jáaji

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[ɉáaɉi] n. aeroplane

kamra

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[kamra] n. room

karsiñ

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[karsĩ] n. kerosene

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

kordu

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[kordu] n. way of wearing a cloth

kursi

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[kursi] n. chair

lace

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[lace] n. a part of bride price which a close relative of the bride is entitled to

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

lemba

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[lemba] n. village

lembo

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[lembo] n. road

leqò aji

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[leŋò aɉi] n. rice field near the village

maji

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[maɉi] n. Tibetan bell without clapper used as a barter item

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mañpo

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[mãpo] n. roof covering

midiñ

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[midĩ] n. nursery for paddy; seed bed

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misiñ

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[misĩ] n. machine

mohol

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[mohol] n. big house; bungalow

nakó

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

nekañ

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[nekã] n. toilet; latrine

nesú

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[nesú] n. granary

neñbu

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[nẽbu] n. home

neñko

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[nẽko] n. lower section of the village

neñpuñ

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[nẽpũ] n. space outside the house on the left side

nwbyu

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[nɨbju] n. textile

padiñ

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[padĩ] n. erosion control embankment usually of bamboo and wood along the banks of the streams

pamañ

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

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paro’ pwri

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[paroɁ pɨri] n. chicken coop

pata’ ude

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[pataɁ ude] n. house with roof of bamboo split

pili

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[pili] n. playground; open field

potu’

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[potuɁ] n. photo

pwdi mwluñ

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[pɨdi mɨlũ] v. scare away birds from the paddy fields

pwdi pwfi’

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[pɨdi pɨʎiɁ] n. watch hut in the paddy fields

pwdi pwzi’

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[pɨdi pɨɲiɁ] n. watch hut in the paddy fields

pwfi’

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[pɨʎiɁ] n. hut in the paddy fields or jungle

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pwte’ paji

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[pɨteɁ paɉi] n. motor cycle

raji

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[raɉi] n. plastic

re’ke re’bya

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[reɁke reɁbja] n. ladder leading to the ceiling

rel garw

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[rel garɨ] n. train

rizo

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[riɲo] n. rings of bamboo splits

rupu

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[rupu] n. silver

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

siñbya

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[sĩbja] n. balcony in a traditional house

subu arww

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[subu arɨɨ] n. mithun horn

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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swha

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[sɨha] n. cane rope

swhuñ

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[sɨhũ] n. hanging bridge

taabyó

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[taabjó] n. a temporary hut

taar

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[taar] n. wire; cable; power line

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

talo

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[talo] n. brass plate

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tapvr

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[tapǝr] n. heavy log put on a prisoner’s legs to prevent escape

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

ude

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[ude] n. house

ugù

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[ugù] n. fireplace; hearth

wrañ

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[ɨrã] n. storage space usually built outside the main wall of the house

xaaruñ agyañ

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[xaarũ agjã] n. altar for the xaruñ god

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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

ya’pu-ya’lañ

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[jaɁpu-jaɁlã] n. a variety of Muruñ festival considered to be of higher status

yalañ pwro

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[jalã pɨro] n. a small egg container of bamboo

yo asóo

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[jo asóo] n. strips of smoke preserved pork

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yo bade

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[jo bade] n. ceiling rack for storing meat

áagyá

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[áagjá] n. entrance; door

áakò

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[áakò] n. entrance; entry; door