Shiwilu Dictionary

yuyu'wa 678
eat the meat *pekdalu'palli (
*pekdalu'lli) vt. for an animal
to eat the meat of sth.
completely. Dasu'la
di'tulek siyuwa
iseklli'laler pekdalu'lli. In
the morning I killed a rattle
snake and the ants ate its
meat. clf: lu'2.
eat! ka'ker' 1 vt. eat! ¡Ka'ker'
uranpen, sanek'etchu!
Eat your food, it will get cold!
(sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .); uranker' (
weranker) vi. eat!
¡Du'encha'n uranker'!
Come sit and eat! (sem.
domains: 9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
eater ka'tek nom. eater, person
or animal that eats sth.
habitually. Dekpenku i'na
samer ka'tek. The cushuri
(is a) fish-eater. Kunkatekpipermutu'
suler ka'tek.
The red-headed woodpecker
eats suri worms. (sem.
domains: 5.2.2 - Eat.)
edge dunsan n. edge (path,
field), riverbank. Kua
kananek da'wan menmi
dunsak. I found a snake at
the edge of the field. ¡Du'ker
dunsak! Sit at the edge! ;
ukuchi, ukuchin n. riverbank,
shore, edge. Nanimi'na
napi'pui'mi'na wa'anen
nanpi'pawiñinpi'la nana
Panpadek ukuchinkek.
At the time, the spiritual owner
of the Pampayacu rivebanks
still lived there. ; utek 2 n.
edge. Nun utek
nuchinkatulli. The edge of
the canoe split.
edge (path, field), riverbank
edge of the lips sawerun n.
edge of the lips.
Sawerunwekkek
sawerunek. The edge of my
lips has opened a bit (has a
small cut). (sem. domains:
2.1.1.4 - Mouth.)
edge, lip
edible "chinchi" tankala n.
edible flying insect known in
local Spanish as "chinchi."
From its tail one gets a
greenish, oily, smelly liquid,
which is used to treat skin
marks and mangy skin.
Wilapen asinen
lulenker', tankalalek
asetcher'! Treat your son's
boils, apply him edible
"chinchi." ¡Menmik pa'an
tankala si'yekten
kencha'ker!
Ukchapishak inyakwa'
ka'awa'. When you go to the
field, gather edible "chinchi"!
We will roast it and eat it. clf:
la3. (sem. domains: 2.5.7.5 -
Traditional medicine, 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
edible chinchi
edible toad uwan n. type of
edible toad. Uwanlusa'
yakutanna'
inwiperillina'. Kadu'nen
i'na dekkek aku'tulli,
sennadekshek. When the