Shiwilu Dictionary

407 shininchi shirinka
shinenchek adj. person with long
hair. Arakayu sadi'na
shinenchek, ker'enchek.
Arákayu's wife had long, black
hair.
shininchi adj. long, very long.
¡Dekpan'enchekter'
kutinpen, nakusu'
shininchi! Cut your
daughter's hair, it is very long!
(sem. domains: 8.2.2 - Long.)
shiñitekla (itekla) n. middle
finger. Inyenchunek
shiñiteklawekkek. I cut
my middle finger. cf:
inchimutu'. (sem. domains:
2.1.3.3 - Finger, toe.)
shinkelli shinkerapalli
shinker' vi. get longer! get taller!
Kenma chunkapenchan.
¡Susun shinker'! You are
short. Grow and become taller!
(sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
shinkerapalli (shinkelli) vi. to
rise (the sun); until 10 in the
morning. Ipa' shinkelli.
The sun has risen.
shinlantek n. long foot, full foot.
Wilawek shinlantek. My
son has a long foot.
shinlli'la n. isullila, type of
poisonous flying insect similar
to a wasp. Asu' pin'a'su'
uluntusik shinlli'la
ukllina'. Pasuntaminmu'
wellenmu'. When one turns
on the light the isullilas come
stick to us and bite us. clf: la4.
shinpilenña, shinpilenñan n.
long plastic flute. Awishuku'
pilenñantulli
shinpilenña. The late
Abelardo played the long
plastic flute. (sem. domains:
4.2.3.5 - Musical instrument.)
shinpilliker' n. social flycatcher,
Víctor Díaz bird, type of little
brownish bird with yellow
chest. Ipa'la dasu'la
shinpilliker'
lli'kellundek. This week the
little "Víctor Díaz" bird came to
see us. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.2
- Bird.)
shinsu' nom. long, that which is
long. Shiwilu a'ñapalli
inkatu' kalli shinsu'.
Jeberos has four long streets.
(sem. domains: 8.2.2 - Long.)
shipen adj. tall (man).
Enmu'pinen shipen
pa'lli. The tall man left.
Mikir a'pinta' shipen
Shirwilluklan. Miguel is
taller than Silverio. clf: pen2;
cf: shilun. (sem. domains:
8.2.2.2 - Tall.)
shipi'su' nom. long. Ashu
liyatan ñitulli shi'pi'su'.
The well-developed sweet
potato has born large fruits.
shirinka n. shiringa, type of tree
that produces rubber, thinner
than caucho. Shirinka
saka'tapalli Mervin
Yuwer'kek. Mervin is
working "shiringa" trees in the
Yanayacu stream. cf: