Shiwilu Dictionary

659 yuyu'wa
Easter I am going to marry my
living partner (male).
A'pimuchu Ñiñupi'
unchi'chek. It is better that I
come for Christmas.
Sankuanpi' kuañi ka'lek.
On Saint John's day they eat
juane. cf: Paskuapi'; cf:.
(sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 -
Celebrate.)
daybreak uklliwan 1 (
weklliwan) n. dawn,
daybreak. Uklliwan i'na
u'chimu. The dawn is
beautiful.
dead body (human or animal)
chimipi 1 nom. dead body
(human or animal). Laman
chimipi kanañidek,
su'katapasik. We found a
dead white-lipped peccary, it
was stinking.
deaf luwektek nom. deaf.
¿Laweki'nun?
¿Luwektek ken a'cha?
Didn't you hear me? Perhaps
you are deaf? (sem. domains:
2.3.2 - Hear.)
death shroud chimipi-kutun n.
death shroud. Surinawek
pi'per'itullun
kutunwaleksa', chimipikutunpu'su'.
My niece
sewed me a straight, simple
dress, it looks like a death
shroud. Amishawek
chiminsik, kualer
a'i'shilek chimipi'kutun.
When my grandmom died, I
put a death shroud on her.
(sem. domains: 2.6.6 - Die.)
deceased -ku'2 n. > n. already
dead, deceased person or
animal, late. Asu' illapa
sudawekku'kin. This
shotgun belonged to my
deceased husband. clf. for:.;
chimipi 2 n. deceased. Nana
chimipi
winsinsennapalli. The
deceased is whistling.
Nanpiapalusa'
da'apallina'.
Chimipilusi'na a'pinta'
lenmekapei'ñina'. Those
who are alive are walking
around. The dead ones do not
move anymore. clf: pi3 1. (sem.
domains: 2.6.6 - Die.)
DECEASED
December Niñu-duker n.
December. Niñudukerkek
a'lektupidek
ta'wantetchu. In December
the school will close.
deep anpu, anpun1 adj. deep
(refers to water). Tandek
anpun. The Marañón river is
deep. ant: sa'ma; cf:.
deep in the water anpuk
kinekla1 adv. deep in the
water. La'pisamer anpuk
kinekla nanpipalli. The
seabass lives in the deep part
of the river.
deep portion of a stream
deep water, deep portion of a
stream anpundek nom. deep
water, deep portion of a