Shiwilu Dictionary

sunkawala 424
the fire! clf: pi3 1) . (sem.
domains: 5.2.1 - Food
preparation.)
sunkawala n. fly that stays close
to fires. Sunkawala
ilu'palli a'pidan. The
"sunkawala" fly is licking the
boiled manioc. cf:
tunsawala. (sem. domains:
1.6.1.7 - Insect.)
sunki n. small knife. Napi'
amishawekku' mama'
a'leran nana sunkillalek
ekkuilli. Long time ago, my
late grandmother used to
scrape the roasted yam with
the little knife called "sunki."
(sem. domains: 5.1 -
Household equipment.)
sunpillu' (Spn. sombrero) n. hat.
¡Sunpillu' dankur'! Put the
hat on your head! (sem.
domains: 5.3 - Clothing.)
suntadu (Spn. soldado) n. 1)
military. Wilawek pa'lli
suntaduk,
yaluwektaminmu'wa'.
My son has gone to the
military, to protect us. 2) soldier.
Suntadu da'tulli
sapatunen ikinek
kutu'walek. The soldier put
on boots.
*suntapalli (*suntulli) vi. to
have a pleasant smell. Umari
suntapalli nupu'pan
ta'a. The "umarí" smells good
because it is falling alarmingly
fast (with its smell). (sem.
domains: 2.3.4 - Smell.)
*suntulli *suntapalli
sununu' n. striated heron.
Ala'sa' sununu' pa'apalli
kalliluk. A striated heron is
walking in the sand. (sem.
domains: 1.6.1.2 - Bird.)
supai (Quech. supay) n. 1) devil.
Supailer apetchulli
ñiñi'weklusa'. The devil
took my dogs. 2) bloody
¡Chi'yekker' supai
da'wan! Go away, bloody
snake!
supai ñinchita'su' n. sorcerer.
Supai ñinchita'su' di'lli.
The sorcerer killed. syn:
a'iketchektutek. (sem.
domains: 4.9.4.1 - Sorcery.)
*supai ñinchitapalli (*supai
ñinchitulli) vi. to learn
sorcery, to know how to do
sorcery. Yuyu'wa Ushta
ima supai ñinchitulli.
Brother Eustaquio knows how
to do sorcery. (sem. domains:
4.9.4.1 - Sorcery.)
supai ñinchiter' vi. learn how to
do sorcery! ¡Supai
ñinchiter', kenma
aiketchekta'masu'ki!
Learn how to do sorcery, so
that you do harm! (sem.
domains: 9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
*supai ñinchitulli *supai
ñinchitapalli
supi n. winged insects. (sem.
domains: 1.6.1.7 - Insect.)
lenman-supi , llinan-supi