Shiwilu Dictionary

yuyu'wa 962
iseklli'laler pekdalu'lli.
Ipa'li'na lansi'sa',
lanserñensa'
pekkua'palli. In the
morning I killed a rattle snake
and the ants ate up its meat.
Now it is just bone, only its
skeleton is left. pt: lansi'.
(sem. domains: 2.1.6 - Bone,
joint.)
skilled ñinchidinu (
ñinchidinu'su') nom.
curious person, skilled.
Ñinchidinulusa' nun
nu'tapallina', pachiya'
nu'tapallina', pasanan
nu'tapallina'. The skilled
men know how to make
canoes, wooden tubs, and
large instruments used for
mashing manioc. ;
ñinchidinu'su' ( ñinchidinu)
nom. skilled, curious, creative,
someone who learns to do
things by observing.
Tasellunwek enpu'ni
ñinchidinu'su' ipa'.
Dudinpu' nu'tapalli. My
daughter-in-law is very
curious. She knows how to do
everything.
Ñinchidinulusa' nun
nu'tapallina', pachiya'
nu'tapallina', pasanan
nu'tapallina'. The skilled
men know how to make
canoes, wooden tubs, and
large instruments used for
mashing manioc.
skin chipitek 1 n. skin.
Papinkulusa'
chipiteknen
mu'sa'teksha. The
grandparents' skin is wrinkled.
; inkeksu'palli ( inkeksu'lli)
vi. to peel, to shed, to skin
(oneself). A'lekta'su'
tanpananen
inkeksu'pilalli. The
briefcase of the professor is
peeling. Da'wan
inkeksu'lli asu'
inchilalak. The snake shed
its skin in the path. Kua
anu'lek luperamu.
Inkeksu'tu'tu'pilek. I fell
drunk (female) and skinned my
knee. ; tek1 n. bark, skin.
Tekwekkek insekwa'lek.
I scratched my skin. Wilapen
chichidek'apalli.
¡Er'witeknen akusun
a'ur'! Your child has diahrrea.
Boil the bark of the guava tree
and have him drink it! (sem.
domains: 1.5.5 - Parts of a
plant, 2.1.4 - Skin.); tek2 clf.
bark, skin. clf. for:
amikulluchek, amitek,
anakatek, chipitek 4,
diwitek, kulusektek,
kunsetchek, lawerchek,
panpektek, dalatek,
siwenñantek, kadu'tek 1,
ker'chek, sunka'tek,
kalantek, tanatek,
kuditek.
skinny sha'mu'tek nom. skinny.
Wila sha'mu'tek
keru'teklek
llipu'eñantullina',
llipu'merpitullina',