Shiwilu Dictionary

dunalli, dunallin 100
dun- v. > v. instrumental prefix,
action associated with hunting.
*dunker'apalli;
*dunwerapalli. (sem.
domains: 6.4.1 - Hunt.)
dunalli, dunallin n. copal, torch.
A'tentuku' dunallin,
kasiserapilalli. Light up the
torch, it is already getting dark.
clf: llin1. (sem. domains: 1.5.1
- Tree.)
dunan1 n. waist. Dunanwekki
ikerchulek. Innichi'nek
iner'a'kasu'. My waist
hurts. I cannot bend. Tanak
yapa'la, lli'lanla' nanek
nantapichun. ¡Intenpur'
dunanter' musu'! You are
going to go to the jungle where
you need strength. Tie your
waist well! (sem. domains:
2.1.2 - Torso.)
dunan2 n. piranha.
Ama'pa'seku dunan
kitekkellun. When I was
bathing a piranha came and bit
me. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.5 -
Fish.)
dunanlu' n. type of fish, red
"añasua" fish, red-finned pike
cichlid. Dunanlu' i'na
u'chimu samer. Ipia'la
kapenñi. The red "añasua"
fish is a good fish. It roasts
fast. cf: kilen. (Crenicichla
johanna) (sem. domains:
1.6.1.5 - Fish.)
dunanser n. type of fish,
"gamitana." Also known as
"pacu," and as "tambaqui" in
Brazil. Dunanser i'na
a'llupita'su' samer.
Enpu'ni luyerkasui'pa'.
The "gamitana" fish is a big
fish. It is very appetizing.
(Colossoma macropomum)
(sem. domains: 1.6.1.5 - Fish.)
dunantek n. type of fish,
"arahuana" fish. Dunantek
samer i'na
unma'pu'a'su', a'mer
i'na. The "arahuana" is a fish
like the "paiche," but smaller.
(Osteoglossum bicirrhosum)
(sem. domains: 1.6.1.5 - Fish.)
dunektapalli (dunektulli) vt.
to avoid, to turn aside sth. or
sb. Atilio idun, dunektulli
asu' ser'ku. Atilio swam so
to avoid the anteater.
dunekter' vt. avoid it (turning
aside)! ¡Dunekter' asu'
uman'kanka pidek! Avoid
the nest of the "ronsapa"
wasp! (sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
dunektulli dunektapalli
Duñi nprop. Dionisio (nickname).
Dunisiu nprop. Dionisio, man's
proper name. Dunisiu ima
serker'chulli lenpipen.
Yamapa'mu pa'apilalek.
Dionisio harvested peanut. I
am going to buy some from
him.
*dunker'apalli (*dunker'lli)
vt. to look for sth. Saldaño
dunker'lli utekkunanen.
Saldaño looked for the hooks
(to fish). Dunker'apan