Bis Burunko/Vocabulary

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Nouns

Gender and Age

Kinship

Body

The Body • Cźizda

Body parts usually found in pairs take the dual prefix bin/bim- when referring to a pair belonging to the same person.

head puru
hair jiki
eye bigi (du. bimbigi)
eyelash bigijiki
ear beyako (du. bimbeyako)
nose '
cheek '
mouth a
lip oite
tooth (incisor) koros
tooth (molar) gyosh
tongue bing
chin bes
face '
beard fos
neck '
shoulder '
arm meyo (du. bimmeyo)
elbow meigedesh
hand jikyo (du. bindikyo)
finger higommi
thumb '
breast ugáras (du. binugáras)
chest erish
lung hengi (du. binhengi)
heart byoros
stomach, belly xambei
back xuni
backbone, spine bihaz
liver '
kidney '
womb, uterus '
intestines budong
bladder '
penis taga
testicle keni (du. binkeni)
vagina puki
buttocks ofuz (du. binofuz)
anus gawa
waist '
hip xupu (du. binxupu)
leg lunzu (du. binlunzu)
thigh ifez (du. binifez)
knee beyong (du. bimbeyong)
testicle '
scrotum '
ankle yongedesh
foot yong (du. bingong)
toe '
nail '

Colours

There are few primary words for colours in Bis Burunko, the majority of colour words being derivatives of something representing that colour, often in -re (particularly when a dark colour), or -kye.

colour ĺû
xarre (blood red)
' (bright red)
' (orange red)
' (golden yellow)
' (brown yellow)
' (bright green)
' (sea green, blue)
' (dark blue, purple)
' (brown, dusky)
meus
'
furi