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==Carichendan== Most likely ultimately from Old Portuguese ''dõaçon'', borrowed into Pre-Carichendan as ''*tɵasɵ'', dissimilating regularly into ''*tiasɵ''.

...ce of which is not fully understood. Even the cognate relationship between Carichendan ''dyora'' and ''cheun'''dala''''' is somewhat speculative. * Old Carichendan: *dyawla (< Pre-Carichendan *tjayna, *tjauna)

* Old Carichendan: kusamda ** Modern Carichendan: kusanda

* Old Carichendan: kim ** Modern Carichendan: kim

* Old Carichendan: lam ** Modern Carichendan: lam

* Old Carichendan: banji ** Modern Carichendan: banji

==[[Carichendan]]== From Old Carichendan ''*sineun'', from Proto-Coelo-Caric ''[[Contionary:*sinɔ-|*sinɔn]]'', fro

* Old Carichendan: chenta ** Modern Carichendan: -chenda (in compounds)

* Old Carichendan: *-ima ** Modern Carichendan: -ima

* Old Carichendan: *kali, *kari ** Modern Carichendan: Carichenda, Carichendali

* Old Carichendan: byene ** Modern Carichendan: byane

* Old Carichendan: chneundala (<*čtɔb *ðeɔla) ** Modern Carichendan: cheundala

* Old Carichendan: semdi ** Modern Carichendan: sandi

* Old Carichendan: smeuna (< *sba na) ** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:seuna|seuna]]

...ar ''-era'' suffix of agency was appended, suggesting it was a verb in Pre-Carichendan, but also possibly reflecting an alteration to distinguish it from a homoph * Old Carichendan: chera (<*ča *-era)

* Old Carichendan: *dtisminaf (<*ðtitm *inaɸ) ** Modern Carichendan: teshminá

* Old Carichendan: shamdi ** Modern Carichendan: shandi

* Old Carichendan: dakish ** Modern Carichendan: dakish

* Old Carichendan: shekasa (< *ʃe kas) ** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:shikasa|shikasa]]

* Old Carichendan: mshala ** Modern Carichendan: msala