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Shiwilu Dictionary

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yuyu'wa 690<br />

chiper nupupalli. In the<br />

path of Uncle Fermín, many<br />

moriche palm fruits are falling.<br />

val.: *nuputapalli. (sem.<br />

domains: 1.5 - Plant.)<br />

fall.on<br />

fallen.tree nala-mutu' n. fallen<br />

tree. Iñinun illanpalli<br />

nalamutu'. The bees are<br />

buzzing in the broken and<br />

fallen tree. (sem. domains:<br />

1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)<br />

fallen.tree, stake<br />

fallow lusu n. fallow, stage of<br />

crop rotation in which the field<br />

is abandoned and it turns into<br />

forest. Nana lusu u'chimu<br />

menmin nu'tununta'<br />

a'mak. This empty field is<br />

now good to use again (as a<br />

field). (sem. domains: 6.2 -<br />

Agriculture.)<br />

false da'pin adv. misleadingly.<br />

Da'pin ima lansi'sa',<br />

enpu'ni<br />

nantapillinpi'ma. It was<br />

misleading that he was pure<br />

bone (the Goblin of Pure<br />

Bone), because he was very<br />

strong. Nana<br />

tapa'mamasu' ñi<br />

da'pininpu'. What you are<br />

saying is not false.<br />

famous, popular lawintek nom.<br />

famous, popular, known for<br />

sth. positive or negative.<br />

Yu'sha Mikir<br />

Musunpichi, llishanak<br />

nanpi'pa'su', lawintek.<br />

Dudinpu' la'la'<br />

napi'ku'lusa'<br />

ñinchitapalli. The older<br />

brother Miguel Mozombite,<br />

who lives by the port, is<br />

famous. He knows all types of<br />

stories from the ancestors.<br />

(sem. domains: 4.3 -<br />

Behavior.)<br />

fan *a'ulunpalli ( *a'uluñi) vi. to<br />

fan. A'uluñi ipa'<br />

yatashunsik. She fanned<br />

(the fire) when it was already<br />

about to go out. val.:<br />

*a'uluntapalli. (sem.<br />

domains: 5.5 - Fire.); untuna<br />

(der. of) n. fan.<br />

¡Ker'itencha'u untuna,<br />

pen a'uluntetchek! Bring<br />

me the fan, I am going to put<br />

out the candle!<br />

fan him/it! a'ulunter' vt. fan<br />

him/her/it! ¡A'ulunter' pen<br />

tashuinpu'ek! Fan the fire<br />

so that it does not go out!<br />

¡A'uluntuu, ukapilek! Fan<br />

me, I feel hot! (sem. domains:<br />

9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)<br />

fan sth. or sb. *a'uluntapalli (<br />

*a'uluntulli) vt. to fan sth. or<br />

sb. Sudawek<br />

a'uluntullun, sanekpik.<br />

My husband fanned me to<br />

refresh me. Kadenler<br />

wawaser a'ulunpitulli<br />

a'ulun, elli'pa'su' malek.<br />

The baby's older sister fanned<br />

her, because she was<br />

sweating. val.: *a'ulunpalli.<br />

fan! a'ulunker' vi. fan!<br />

¡A'ulunker',<br />

tashuinpuak! Fan (the fire)

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