Appendix:Proto-Chibchan reconstructions
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Proto-Chibchan reconstructions:
Pache (2018) is the most recent reconstruction of Proto-Chibchan.[1] Other reconstructions include those of Constenla (1981) and Holt (1986).[2]
Constenla (1981)
[edit]Proto-Chibchan reconstructions by Constenla (1981):[3]
gloss | Proto-Chibchan |
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arm, hand, shoulder | *ˈkuíkI, *ˈkuí- |
ashes | *bur-, *buˈrṹ |
at, in | *skA; *ki; *sə |
at, in, towards | *ka |
big (size or quantity) | *təˈĩ |
bird | *dù |
blood | *ApÍ |
boat, craft | *huˈLù |
body | *AˈpÀ |
bone | *ˈkàrə |
breasts | *kAʔ |
breast | *ˈtsúʔ, *ˈtsúʔtsú |
brother | *səˈkə |
brother-in-law | *ˈuba; *ˈduáʔ |
butterfly | *kuA-, *kuAʔ- |
cedar (several trees of the Cedrela genus) | *uˈru |
ceiba | *puLí, *puLíkI |
child, young of an animal, egg | *əˈrə̀ |
child, young of an animal | *ˈuÁʔ- |
cloth | *ˈsuá- |
cloud | *ˈbõ̀, *bo- |
cockroach | *ˈsóx- |
cocoa | *kə́ˈhùʔ |
come | *ˈda-; *ˈdI- |
cook | *ˈdu- |
cotton | *suˈhí |
cough, catarrh | *ˈtóʔ |
crocodile | *ˈkú- |
cultivated field | *ˈtÌ |
curassow (Crax rubra) | *ˈdubÍ |
deer | *ˈsur, *ˈsurĩ̀ |
diminutive | *-ˈaːrə |
dog | *ˈto |
dove (common ground dove) | *ˈÚtu- |
dry | *diˈsə- |
dry season | *ˈduá- |
eagle, hawk | *ˈpṹ |
ear | *ˈkuhkə́, *ˈkuhkuə́ |
eat, drink | *ˈga- |
egg, sprout, suckling | *ˈpú |
emerald toucanet | *dəˈkər̃ə́ |
enter | *ˈdok- |
excrement | *ˈgã́ |
eye | *úb |
face | *uˈbə́ |
father | *ˈkáka |
feline | *dəbə̃́; *kuLÁʔ |
find | *ˈkũ |
finger, hand | *ˈkU |
firewood, fire, coal, live coal | *ˈgÌ |
first person prefix | *də̃- |
fish | *ˈuA; *dibÃ̀ |
five | *sAkẽ́ |
flesh | *gAtA |
fly | *ˈkulu |
foot | *sAˈkə̃ |
four | *bəhˈke |
fruit | *ubə́ |
give birth | *ˈgU- |
gnat (jején) | *buˈr̃ṹʔ |
go | *ˈdA- |
grease | *ˈkiə́ |
grind | *ˈuʔ |
grindstone, to sharpen | *ˈiáʔ |
grow, widen | *təˈlə- |
guan (bird) | *ˈkũ̀ |
hand | *AtA; *guLÀ |
head, hair | *ˈtsã̀ |
house | *ˈhu |
how many | *ˈbi |
hunger | *bAˈLi |
I | *ˈda |
jocote (Spondias purpurea), jobo (Spondias mombin) | *bəˈrə́ʔ |
kill | *ˈguə |
know, see | *sũ |
lake | *iAˈbÁ |
laugh | *ˈhaĩ |
laurel (Cordia alliodora) | *ˈBúʔ |
leaf | *ˈkə́ |
leg | *kəˈrə |
liquid | *dí; *ˈli |
lizard | *ulíʔ |
louse | *ˈkṹ |
maize | *ˈIBI |
make | *gU |
mayo (tree) | *bèk |
monkey: howler monkey | *úriʔ |
monkey: spider monkey | *dõ̀, *do- |
monkey: white-faced monkey | *hòkI |
moon, month | *siˈhíʔ |
mother-in-law | *ˈgAkA |
mouse | *ˈsuhkÌ |
mouth | *ˈkahkə |
mud | *ˈdÚ; *oˈr̃i |
name | *ˈhaká |
nape, neck | *duˈkurə |
neck | *ˈgala |
net | *kAˈlÁʔ |
nose | *dəˈIkI |
now | *ˈBə |
old | *AˈkÍkI; *tAˈlá |
one | *ˈé ? |
otter | *doʔ |
paca (Agouti paca) | *ˈkuri |
peachpalm (Bactris gasipaes, Guilelma utilis) | *ˈsúbaʔ |
peccary (Tayassu pecari spiradens) | *siˈdĩ́ʔ |
peel, undress | *ˈsu- |
person | *ApÍ- |
place, time, environment, land | *ˈká |
plant | *ˈdi |
poró tree, elequeme tree (synonyms) | *baˈlò |
pot, vessel, jar | *ˈũ |
pumpkin, squash | *Apì |
rattle, maraca, colander, gourd cup (= object elaborated from a gourd) | *ˈtã́ |
reed | *kəˈru |
rotten | *ˈdṹ |
sand | *ˈu; *ˈuBA |
say | *ˈguA-; *ˈgI |
sea | *dAgÌ |
second person prefix | *bi- |
see | *ˈguəkI |
seek | *ˈdí |
seed, plant | *ˈpkua |
seize, hold | *kaLUh- |
seven | *ˈkúh- |
shark | *tAˈLì |
shrimp | *ˈkUs |
sing | *ˈtA |
six | *ˈted |
skin, bark | *hukə́ |
sleep | *kAp- |
small | *ˈ¢id |
smell, odor | *hALÀ |
snake | *tAkAbÌ |
soil, earth, dirt, clay | *ˈtÁBA |
son | *gAbÀ |
spider | *óhk |
squirrel | *kudã́ |
star | *bÌ- |
stick (a spear), insert, put in | *ˈtsã |
stone | *ˈhákI |
sun | *dì; *ˈka; *dui |
sweet | *bəˈlóʔ |
tail | *ˈduhkI |
tapir | *dAĩ́ʔ |
take | *ˈgúʔ |
tear | *ˈubə́diə |
that | *ˈhéʔ; *ˈse; *ˈkue; *ˈdiÀ |
third person | *i-; *A |
this | *ˈdi-; *ˈhíʔ |
three | *ˈbai |
tobacco | *ˈdu, *ˈduə̀ |
tongue | *pkúʔ, *ˈpkuə́ |
tooth | *ˈtu; *aˈkə |
toucan sp. | *Biˈli |
tray (made of wood, used to wash) | *kuˈLIʔ |
transitive verb marker | *Bə- |
tree | *ˈkàr; *kaˈri |
tree, trunk of a tree, wood | *ˈkarə́ |
tuber | *ˈtuʔ |
turtle | *kuÌ; *uˈli |
two | *ˈbU |
uncle | *kəˈru |
vulva | *ˈkÍ |
water | *ˈdíʔ |
we (inclusive) | *ˈsẽ́ʔ |
weep | *ˈbo |
what | *ˈhi |
where | *biə |
white | *buLu |
wind | *ˈBur- |
with | *uA; *tÁ |
woodpecker | *soˈr̃o |
woods, firewood | *ˈbUʔ |
work | *hiBA |
worm | *ˈgĩ́ |
you (sg.) | *ˈbáʔ |
yucca | *ˈik |
Proto-Chibchan horticultural vocabulary (Constenla 2012):[4]
- *dihke ‘to sow’
- *te1 ‘cultivated clearing’
- *ike ‘manioc’
- *tuʔ ‘tuber, yam’ (Dioscorea spp.; Xanthosoma sagittifolium)
- *apì ‘pumpkin, squash’
- *e, *ebe ‘maize’
- *du, *dua1 ‘tobacco’
- *tã1 ‘rattles from gourd’
- *toka ‘gourd cup’
Pache (2018)
[edit]Proto-Chibchan recontructions by Pache (2018):[1]
gloss | Proto-Chibchan |
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all | *ᵐbaⁿd-; *pii-ⁿda |
allative/dative | *ka |
angry | *uⁿdu |
arm, wing, shoulder | *kwik |
armadillo | *ⁿduʔ |
ashes | *ᵐbũⁿd(ũ) |
aspect, imperfective | *-e |
aspect, perfective | *-o |
back | *ⁿda(kiⁿd) ~ *ta(kiⁿd); *ᵑga(ⁿda) |
bad | *ᵑgwahⁿd; *saⁿd(a) |
basket, mochila | *si |
bat | *(ⁿdu-)ku(ⁿd) |
to bathe, swim | *hauᵐb ~ *aᵐbuʔ |
to be | *ⁿda(i) ~ *ta(i) |
beam of light, heat | *ᵐbaʔ |
beautiful | *ⁿdu |
bee, honey | *La |
bee, wasp | *ᵐbuⁿd(u) |
to begin, start, first | *pahⁿd- |
belly | *ita ~ *iⁿda ~ *iaⁿd |
big | *ᵐbuⁿdi ~ *kuⁿdi ~ *kuiⁿd(i); *ᵐbu-ⁿda |
bile, gall, bitter | *hakiʔ |
bird, dove | *ⁿdu(ⁿd) |
blood | *hapi ~ *apiʔ |
to blow, fly | *kuʔ |
body | *apa |
bone, strong, hard | *kãⁿd- |
bone, hard | *ⁿdaⁿdi ~ ⁿdaiⁿd- / saⁿdi ~ *saiⁿd- |
breast, teat | *kãʔ; *ʦuʔ |
breath, wind | *ᵐbuⁿd- |
brother | *ⁿdaᵐba; *ⁿdaka / *saka |
brother-in-law | *(ⁿd-)uᵐba |
butterfly, hat | *kwahkwah |
calabash | *ⁿdãᵐbã / *sãᵐbã; *taukaʔ |
to catch, grasp | *ka |
cedar | *uⁿdu |
chicha | *ᵐba |
chicken | *aʦa-kaⁿda |
child | *ᵑgwaʔ |
child, small | *ʦu |
clay, mud | *(taBi-)ⁿda |
cloud, fog | *ᵐba- |
coal, hot coal | *kuⁿda |
cold, cold substance | *ⁿdaᵐba- |
cold | *ʦãĩh |
to come | *ⁿda |
comitative | *ⁿda ~ *ta; *uˈa; *ᵐba |
to cook | *Li; *ⁿdu |
cosmos (sky, day, time, space, earth, place) | *kaʔ(k) |
creeping animal | *ⁿda(ⁿd) / *sa(ⁿd) |
to dance | *kwi |
dark | *tuⁿdi ~ *tuiⁿd |
dative | *ia |
diarrhea | *ᵑga-ⁿdi(a) |
to do, make | *õ |
dog | *tau |
dove | *ⁿdu-ᵐba(ⁿd) |
dry | *ⁿdiⁿda / *ⁿdisa; *puⁿd- |
dust | *kaʔ(k)-puⁿd- |
earth, floor, mud | *taB(a) |
to eat | *kuⁿdi ~ *kuiⁿd |
egg, offspring | *La |
eight | *hap- |
to enter | *ⁿdaʔ-u |
excrement | *ᵑga |
exterior | *ᵐbaⁿd(a) ~ *ᵐbat(a) |
face | *ᵑgwa(k) |
face, eye, fruit | *uᵐba |
father | *ka(ka) |
father, uncle, ancestor | *ⁿdũ(-i) |
feather, wing, arm, hand | *ᵑgak |
feline | *ⁿdaᵐba; *ku(ⁿd-) |
field for cultivation | *tai |
fireplace | *ᵑga-u (ka[k]) |
firewood | *ᵑgi |
fish | *ᵑgwa ~ *uᵑg |
flea | *ᵐbak- |
foot, root | *kihʦa ~ *kihsa |
four | *ᵐbahka(i) |
friend, other | *pai |
full | *(hi-)iⁿda ~ *(hi-)ita |
to go | *ᵐb-; *ⁿdaʔ ~ *taʔ |
god, wind | *siᵐba |
to grow | *kuH ~ *ᵐbuH |
hair, head | *ʦa |
hand | *haⁿd- ~ *hat- |
hand, arm | *ᵑguⁿdaʔ |
hand, finger | *kuuʔ |
to hear | *kuh |
heart, liver, center | *ᵐbihⁿda ~ *ᵐbihta; *taH(ᵐba) |
to holler | *ᵐbau(ⁿd) ~ *kau(ⁿd) |
house | *hu |
how much, how many | *ᵐbi- |
human being | *ᵐbaⁿdi ~ *ᵐbaiⁿd |
hummingbird | *ᵐbiʦi ~ *ᵐbisi |
hunger | *ᵐbaⁿdi |
I | *ⁿdaH(ⁿd) |
instrumental/locative | *ⁿdi |
jealous | *ᵐbau(ⁿd) |
to kill | *ᵑgua |
to know | *ᵑgw- |
lake, rain | [*ⁿdi-ɡwa] |
to laugh | *haⁿd |
leaf | *ka |
lightning | *Guⁿdi ~ *GuiHⁿd |
lip | *uk-ⁿda |
liquid | *ⁿdiʔ-a |
liver | *haiⁿd |
locative | *ⁿda ~ *ta; *ki; *ʦika ~ *tsaik |
to look for, look after | *ⁿdi |
louse | *kũʔ |
maize | *aiB ~ aBi |
manioc | *i(k) |
meat, flesh | *ᵑgaʔⁿda ~ *ᵑgaʔta; *sih |
monkey | *huⁿdĩ ~ uⁿdĩʔ |
moon | *siʔ |
mosquito | *ʦuiⁿd |
mother-in-law, daughter-in-law | *ᵑgak |
mouth | *kah-ka |
mouth, vagina | *ʦipi |
name | *haka ~ *akaʔ |
nape | *ⁿdu-kuⁿd(a) / *ⁿdu-kus(a) |
neck | *ᵑgaⁿda |
net | *kaⁿdaʔ |
new | *(a-)ᵐbihⁿd- ~ *(a-)ᵐbiht- |
night, dark | *ʦii |
nine, ten | *uk(a) |
nominalizer | *-ᵐba; *-ⁿd-; *-ka |
nose | *ⁿdii(k) |
(older) sibling, (older) sister | *ᵑgwi |
only | *ᵐbii |
open | *kah |
pale | *siʔ-kwa |
palm | *huka |
path | *hi |
to peel | *suʔ |
possessed | *-i |
post, pole | *ʦauⁿd ~ *tsuⁿda |
pot | *hũ |
prick, sting, point | *ⁿduk / *suk |
pumpkin, squash | *apii(s) |
to put | *eʔ |
raptor | *pũʔ |
rattle | *taʔ |
raw | *tah(-ka) |
red, yellow, ripe | *taʔBa |
relational element | *ⁿd(i)-; *ʦ(i)- |
rodent, large | *kuⁿdi ~ *kuiⁿd |
rodent, small | *suh(-kui) |
rope, string | *ki |
round | *ᵐbiⁿd(i) |
salt | *ⁿdaᵑg |
sand | *uB(V)(-ta) |
to scratch, rub | *ʦuH |
to see | *su |
seed | *ⁿduⁿd- |
seed, fruit | *kwa |
seven | *kuh |
side | *suuⁿd |
to sit (singular) | *ʦaʔ |
six | *taiⁿd- |
skin | *huka ~ *huBa ~ kuaʔ |
to sleep | *kap- |
small | *Buⁿd-; *ʦiⁿd(a) |
smell | *Laʔ |
snake | *takaᵐb- ~ *taᵐbak |
soft | *ʦiⁿdi |
son, child | *ᵑgaᵐba |
to sow | *ⁿdihk- |
spoon, ladle | *ʦuiⁿd ~ *ʦuⁿdi |
to stand (singular) | *ⁿdu- |
stick, bone, tree | *kaⁿd- ~ *kat- |
stomach | *ⁿduaᵐbih |
stone | *hak ~ *kaʔ |
sun, day | *ⁿdi |
sun, year | *ⁿdu- |
to swallow, drink, eat | *-hu ~ *-uʔ |
sweet potato | *Baiʔ |
tail | *ᵐbaⁿd(a)-; *ⁿduh(k) |
to take | *ᵑgu |
to take out, pick up | *hapi ~ *apiʔ |
tasty | *ᵐbaⁿd- |
tear | *uᵐba ⁿdiʔa |
that | *a |
this | *hi ~ *iʔ |
three | *ᵐbãʔ(ĩ) |
throat | *ᵐbi-ⁿdaʔ |
throat, hole | *kuHⁿdi ~ *kuiHⁿd ~ *BuHⁿdi |
tobacco | *ⁿdua |
tongue | *kuʔ(-Ba) |
tooth (molar) | *haka |
tooth | *ⁿduʔ |
turkey, large galliform bird | *(ᵑg)uⁿd- |
to turn around | *ᵐbuⁿd- ~ *kuⁿd- |
turtle | *kwi |
to twist | *ᵐbu |
two | *ᵐbuuʔ |
up, sky | *ᵐbii |
urine | *huʦi ~ *huiʦ |
valency-reducer | *a-; *aʔ-; *aⁿd- |
to walk | *ⁿdai |
to wash | *suh(k) |
to watch | *ᵑguⁿda ~ *ᵑgwaⁿd |
water, river | *ⁿdiʔ |
to wear | *(ⁿd)iˈa |
white, morning | *ᵐbuⁿd(u) |
who, someone | *ⁿdi |
wind | *ᵐbuⁿd-kaⁿd(a) |
woman (adult) | *ᵐbuⁿdi ~ *ᵐbuiⁿd ~ *ᵑguⁿdi ~ *ᵑguiⁿd |
woman (young) | *ᵐbus- |
worm | *ᵑgi |
wound, trace | *saⁿda |
to wrap | *ᵐbaʔk |
you | *ᵐbaʔ |
young, sprout | *pu |
References
[edit]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pache, Matthias J. 2018. Contributions to Chibchan Historical Linguistics. Doctoral dissertation, Universiteit Leiden.
- ^ Holt, Dennis. 1986. The Development of the Paya Sound-System. Ph.D. dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles.
- ^ Constenla Umaña, Adolfo (1981). Comparative Chibchan Phonology. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
- ^ Constenla Umaña, Adolfo. 2012. Chibchan languages. In Lyle Campbell and Verónica Grondona (eds.), The Indigenous Languages of South America: A Comprehensive Guide, 391-440. Berlin: Mouton.