INDIAN TRIBES OF BRAZIL. 



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man: make/rii 



woman: gamo' 



girl: gamo' pais!' 



boy: make'ra pais!' 



father: bii' 



mother: mla/ 



son: ko'dl sail' (my son) 



brother: ko'di kai ii' (my brother) 



chief: kai'dl tushau'a (my chief)? 



dog: jumahi / jaguar — jumahl / 



tapir: da/ma 



fish: abahisa/na, 



bird: fgita/ 



feather: blbi / 



snake: miika' 



turtle: siri / 



egg : 1 >anafa / 



deer: 6tairi / 



duck: wadama/ 



parrot: wilu / 



toucan: jakwa kw;V 



tree: awa' 



leaf: fifani' 



root: awii/ dama'ni 



fruit: awa' bono'ni 



tobacco: ajiri' 



banana: sipati' 



corn: jarwa/ 



cotton : wfigani'ni 



mandioca: boda/ 



rubber: smga/ 



chocolate bean: kanaka' 



cacao tree: kanaka' awa'ni 



stone: jadl / 



sand: kasi' 



bow: koda hi / (n) 



arrow: abi ha'(n) 



cord: atu / (n) 



bltfw gun: karaboha / (n) 



spear: jumidi' 



knife: adi"' 



cup: wou / 



pot: sia ha / (n) 



canoe: kana'wa 



paddle: wanami' 



cloth : makiirl' 



hammock: si lnVna 



house: gurfi' 



roof: kutihi'(n) 



mat: kawasi' 



water: pa(n)ha / (n) 



river: wai ni' 



lake: dakiV 



rain: ba hi' 



current: jiira'ni 

 sun: safi'ni 

 moon: masfkiV 

 stars: bori' 

 night: jiinia' 

 tire: si hu'(n ) 

 smoke: kiiu jl'nl 

 ashes: kau fu'ni 

 large: karaho' 

 small: p i si' 

 cold: kafui' 

 hot: ka fu'ni 

 good: jahama'ni 

 bad: jahari' 

 sweet: chinaki' 

 sour: chikataki' 

 hitter: arapaki' 

 sick: kawamuniki' 

 lame: tonorohi' 

 blind: sakawani' 

 asleep: wadi' 

 fat: basina/ 

 distant: napai' 

 near: ma'kari 

 wet: abaki' 

 dry: yanafora' 

 dead: abini' 



to kill: inaluni' 



to cook: lsadomaha/ 



to eat: ilia' 



to drink: iawT 



to fish: nab.ida' 



to hunt: karaboha / (n) 



to run: kidarahai' 



to cry: asara' 



to laugh: oha/ni 



to talk: wariwari' 



to sing: a hi'(n ) 



to sleep: wadi' 



to stand: ga/ 



to work: nianni' 



to smoke: ka-Isi' 



to sit: awiti' 



one: warana' 



two: hfuniki' 



three: awhaara hakosiki' 



four: aku bamaha kamaki' 



five: saai-ka whaarani' ( once the fingers) 



six: saai ka whariha/ 



part: pitani' 



many: Ipoiki' 



I: owa'ni 



