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afe’

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[aʎeɁ] n. door

afe’ ago

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[aʎeɁ ago] n. doorstep

agoo imi’

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

ali lembo

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[ali lembo] n. paved road

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)

alóo

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[alóo] n. bamboo flooring support

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alóo xuu

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

amañ

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[amã] n. roof

bade

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[bade] n. ceiling rack for storing meat syn. yo bade; xaci

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biti

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

boha

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[boha] n. cane rope tied to a babó for acrobatic game; acrobatic game played on the rope

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byaarañ

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

da’re’ke

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[daɁreɁke] n. lower rack over the fireplace

dacañ

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[dacã] n. iron; metal

dekiñ

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[dekĩ] n. clay

dukañ

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[dukã] n. shop

garpw’

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[garpɨɁ] n. paddy field in the lower portion

garta’

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[gartaɁ] n. paddy field in the upper portion

gwri

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[gɨri] n. pigsty

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

háakò

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[háakò] n. entrance, entry, door

impya’

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[impjaɁ] n. cotton; wool

itì

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[itì] n. a lump of solidified ash

itú

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[itú] adj. small; short

jompu

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

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

kursi

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[kursi] n. chair

kwmiñ talo

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[kɨmĩ talo] n. a variety of brass plate

la’pañ

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[laɁpã] n. wooden community platform usually belonging to a clan

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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

lembo

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[lembo] n. road

leqò

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

lobú

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[lobú] n. a part of loin loom

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maji

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

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malo

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[malo] n. roof of a house

mañpo

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[mãpo] n. roof covering

mida

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[mida] n. a part of marriage ceremony

misiñ

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[misĩ] n. machine

myoxa

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[mjoxa] n. bamboo floor

nami

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

naruñ

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[narũ] n. fencing (esp. of bamboo garden)

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nelo

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[nelo] n. household; independent house

nesú

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[nesú] n. granary

neñdiñ

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[nẽdĩ] n. upper section of the village

opis

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[opis] n. office

pa’ga

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

padiñ

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

patu’

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[patuɁ] n. prison; jail

pili

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[pili] n. playground; open field

poñtin

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[põtin] n. pen

pwdi mwluñ nanw

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

pwte’ paji

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[pɨteɁ paɉi] n. motor cycle

re’ke abya

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[reɁke abja] n. ladder leading to the ceiling

re’ke ubúu

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[reɁke ubúu] n. the opening to give access to the ceiling space

rizo

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[riɲo] n. rings of bamboo splits

ro’ko

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[roɁko] n. a bamboo strip that tightens the beams of a house

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

rwgañ

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[rɨgã] n. edge; border; boundary

rwpu

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[rɨpu] n. silver

sabuñ

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[sabũ] n. soap

saiklo

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[saiklo] v. bicycle

sañxañ

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[sãxã] n. border post

siñbya

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[sĩbja] n. balcony in a traditional house

subú

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[subú] n. alley; back alley

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sudu

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[sudu] n. bamboo container

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

swrañ

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[sɨrã] n. post; pole; pillar

swrw

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

swti’

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[sɨtiɁ] n. letter

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

taku-tamu

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[taku-tamu] n. a decorated bamboo stick used during penw procession of Muruñ festival

talo

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[talo] n. brass plate

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taxò

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[taxò] n. bamboo split used for demarcating land

teli

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[teli] n. oil

twpe

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[tɨpe] n. tattoo

ugù

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[ugù] n. fireplace; hearth

ura imi’

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

wskul

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[ɨskul] n. school

xaci

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[xaci] n. ceiling rack for storing meat

xapo

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[xapo] n. bamboo rack above the fireplace

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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

xoñcañ

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[xõcã] n. corner

xoñdañ

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

ya’pu-ya’lañ

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

yaji-yalo

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[jaɉi-jalo] n. soul

yalañ pwro

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[jalã pɨro] n. a small egg container of 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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zimw iñgya

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[ɲimɨ ĩgja] n. space between the hearth and the wall on the right side while entering the house

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áagyá

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[áagjá] n. entrance; door

áakò

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[áakò] n. entrance; entry; door