Shiwilu Dictionary

dintunter' 96
*dintuntapalli (*dintuntulli)
vt. to stoke the fire.
Tashunpila'su' malek
Eulalialer dintuntulli
pen. Since the fire was dying
out, Elulalia put more wood to
stoke the fire.
dintunter' vt. stoke (the fire)!
¡Dindunter'
pen,wiweksu' ukluka'i!
Stoke the fire, so that (the
food) boils soon! (sem.
domains: 9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
*dintuntulli *dintuntapalli
-dinu v. > v. 1) think of doing, do
slightly. Iyatekka'dinulli.
He thought of running. 2) want
or try to do something in one's
dream (it occurs followed by
the suffix -tu).
Tekka'dinutulek. I tried to
run in my dream.
*diuk'apalli *diwek'apalli
diukker' diwekker'
*diuklli *diwek'apalli
diuntunker' vt. gather it!
¡Chiter' ma'mamasu'
diuntunker'! The corn that
you have gathered, pick it up!
(sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
*diuntunpalli vt. to gather.
Chiter ma'su' diuntuñi.
The corn that was harvested
has been collected. val.:
*indiuntunpalli,
*a'diuntunpalli. (sem.
domains: 7.5.1 - Gather.)
diwek n. firewood.
¡Ker'itencha'u diwek,
yauklulu'tulek! Bring me
firewood, I want to make
manioc beer!
*diwek'apalli (*diweklli;
*diuk'apalli; *diuklli) vi.
to chop firewood. Wilawek
diweklli. My son chopped
firewood.
diwekker' (diukker') vi. chop
firewood! ¡Diwekker'
amipenki! Chop firewood for
your grandmother! ¡Pulu,
ipa'la wapu' diukker!
Eklli sichidenchek. Pablo,
cut a lot of firewood now!
Tomorrow I will take (carry) it.
(sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
*diweklli *diwek'apalli
diwitek n. dry bark of tree.
Diwiteklek
ekchiterllina'. With the dry
bark they fire ceramic. clf:
tek2.
du n. "ishanga", nettle. Du
wilalusa' piser'ek. The
nettle is used to sting the
children. cf: dutatek; cf:
silakundun. (sem. domains:
1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.)
du' n. belly, abdomen.
Ikiyulek. I have a
stomachache. Du'wek
illanpalli. My belly is making
noise. (sem. domains: 2.1.8.2 -
Stomach.)