Shiwilu Dictionary

273 milekpi
mi'min
"ramiche" bee in order to
sweeten their chicha punta. cf:
tulen. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.7
- Insect.)
mi'min n. leaf. Kankernañik
lawanwanpalli,
mi'minñik unta'
lawanwanpalli. The
"ñejilla" palm has thorns on its
trunk and also on its leaves.
cf: mek1. (sem. domains:
1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
mikarawa n. turkey. Mikarawa
er'watek wichi'lli
enkasekpi'nta'. Whenever
afternoon falls, the turkey will
sleep anywhere. cf: pupuchi.
(sem. domains: 1.6.1.2 - Bird.)
mikek n. son-in-law (of a
woman). Imicha
mikeknen pa'lli Pipellu'
ñinanluk yasaka'tan.
Emérita's son-in-law went to
Pucallpa in order to work.
(sem. domains: 4.1.9.2.2 - Inlaw.)
Mikir nprop. Miguel. Miker
pidekmutu'nen
pawala'tulli. Miguel
crossed the pole across (the
highest part of the roof).
Mikir Ankisha nprop. Miguel
Angel. Mikir Ankishalek
inluntullidek ipa'la. We
spoke with Miguel Angel today.
mila' n. type of plant, "ayrambo"
grass. Mila' uka'tula'lek
awermeklli. The "ayrambo"
plant wilts as soon as it is
uprooted. (sem. domains: 1.5.3
- Grass, herb, vine.)
mila'la n. fruit of the "ayrambo"
weed. Mila'la mer'lla
ka'apalli mu'chi'lek. The
ripe little fruit of the "ayrambo"
weed is eaten by the
"torcasita" dove. clf: la3.
miladeklu' n. semen. ¡Aner
nakusu' yalasertama'
lasenñan. Nakusu'
miladeklu' wenchuma'
awinanpu'su'! Don't chew
so much sugar cane, you may
produce too much semen like
the white-monkey! clf: lu'1.
(sem. domains: 2.2 - Body
functions.)
milatek n. clavicle.
Ikermilateklek, ya' pian
pitenpa'tulek. My clavicle
hurts, yesterday I helped to
load pitchforks. (sem. domains:
2.1.6 - Bone, joint.)
milek n. type of palm tree, tagua
palm or ivory nut palm.
Milekmekkeklan i'na
inpatamek nu'tulek,
pidek nu'tulek. One makes
the top of the roof and a house
from the leaves of the ivory
palm. (Phytelephas
macrocarpa) (sem. domains:
1.5.1 - Tree.)
milekpi n. fruit of the ivory palm,
tagua nut. Milekpi ka'lek
inshulumer ñisik. One
eats the fruit of the tagua palm
when the seed is soft. clf: pi4.
(sem. domains: 5.2.3.1 - Food