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Appendix:Proto-Peba-Yagua reconstructions

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This appendix lists Proto-Peba-Yagua reconstructions, along with Yagua, Peba, Yameo, and Masamae (Yameo-Masamae) data, from Peña (2009).[1]

Only Yagua is spoken today. The languages are tonal, with Yagua having two tones (high and low).

Peña (2009)

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Languages

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  • Proto-Peba-Yagua
    • Yagua
    • Peba-Yameo
      • Peba
      • Yameo (including Masamae)

Masamae is a variety of Yameo that is known only from Christian doctrine texts (see Espinoza 1955).

Peba and Yameo are more closely related to each than they are to Yagua. The Peba-Yameo subgroup is defined by the following sound changes:

  • *tʃ > ʃ
  • *h > Ø

Sources

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Peña (2009) utilizes the following data sources.

Language Source Citation
Yagua Powlison (1995) Powlison, Paul. Niyami Niquejadamusi - Ma̱y Niquejandamuju̱; Ma̱y Niquejadamusy Nijya̱mi̱ Niquejadamuju̱ / Diccionario Yagua-Castellano. Serie Lingüística Peruana, 35, Lima: Ministerio de Educación/Instituto Lingüístico de Verano, 1995.
Peba Castelnau (1851) Castelnau, Francis de. Expédition dans les parties centrales de l'Amérique du Sud. Vol. 1. Paris: P. Bértrand, 1851.
Peba Erben (1948) Erben, J. L. Na Vódach Amazonky. Prague: Česka Grafická Unie, 1948.
Yameo Tessmann (1930) Tessmann, Günter. Die Indianer Nordost-Perus. Hamburg: Friedrichsen, de Gruyter & Co., 1930.
Yameo Espinoza (1955) Espinoza Perez, Lucas. Contribuciones lingüísticas y etnográficas sobre algunos pueblos indígenas del Amazonas Peruano. Vol. 1. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto Bernardino de Sahagún, 1955.
Yameo-Masamae (doctrine text) Espinoza (1955) Espinoza Perez, Lucas. Contribuciones lingüísticas y etnográficas sobre algunos pueblos indígenas del Amazonas Peruano. Vol. 1. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto Bernardino de Sahagún, 1955.

Phonology

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Proto-Peba-Yagua consonants
bilabial alveolar palatal velar glottal
stop p t k
nasal m n
fricative h
affricate
rhotic R
glide w j
Proto-Peba-Yagua vowels
front central back
high i u
mid (e)
low a

Key

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  • < > = orthographic transcription
  • [ ] = phonetic transcription

List

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No. English gloss Proto-Peba-Yagua Yagua (Powlison 1995) Peba (Castelnau 1851) Peba (Erben 1948) Yameo (Tessmann 1930) Yameo (Espinoza 1955) Yameo-Masamae
1 I *Raj ɽaj rai ([raj]? [rɛ]?) raé, rɐ́ə, ninle)ɹea ra
2 You híj i, hi eré, hera, here
3 3.SG.ANIM sa- sa- san- <za> [ᵗsa]
3.1 3.SG.ANIM -nĩ́ĩ́ nin
4 We *wuj wṹṹj [PL. INCL] vi wi <bue> wue
5 2.PL híɽrej re, ret, ret 2.PL
7 This híj aré
8 That ɽu rúnun, ru, run
12 Interrog. nũtju-ɽa ‘how’ nitrá ‘what’
16 NEG ne; -ta aanoj téal
16.1 not -tja, -ta té̹ːḁka téal (no), tálo (prohibitive)
16.2 not nẽ́ẽ́ aanoj -dle, -le, -le, -la
22 one *ta tá-ɽa-kɨɨ ta-puu-see 'one-cylinder.CL short.stick.CL' tápuʃĕ lã tápuʃĕ ‘short finger’
22.1 one tĩĩkii (<ta-ĩ-kɨɨʔ) <tomeu lay> teki
22.2 one puitĕ́r pwitəáɹ́, pwitəára poetinten
23 two ⁿda-ɽa-hṹj (with general classifier) <nomoira> manaxo na-rá-mue̥ na-rá-ma, na-rá-m
24.1 three mu-waj mu-mwa <mu-ngoa> kiŋʃắ (Quechua)
24.2 three (root?) mu- mu- mu-
24.3 PL.ANIM -waj PL.ANIM <-ngoa> até̹ːḁ-wa ‘people’
25.1 four nãj-nũ-hũjũ (anim) [nãnũjhṹjṹ] namerayo lauxikoni
25.2 four (root) nãj- na-
25.3 four (root) lau
25.4 four (suffix) hũjũ koni
26.1 five táⁿdaa-hjo <taone-lla> <lala-xio>
26.2 half/five taⁿdaaj <taone> <lalaj>
26.3 five ho <lla> (?) <xo>
32 small -ⁿdeeɽa (dim) niːn-lé̹ːra nin-leɹ
36 woman *wa-tV-Ra wá-tu-ɽá ‘woman w/o children’; wá-tu-ɽṹj ‘woman with children’; wá-tuj wato(a) wátrĕ wátră 'woman', watrú 'women'
37 man wá-nũ comoley awá̹ra awára, awaɹ̱́ 'male, man'; áwarǔ 'men'
38 person tĩ 'someone, other' aĕtín 'people' atin ([atĩ́]?) 'man'
39 boy *neRa ⁿdee-nũ/ⁿdee-ɽa laira láeɹ
39.1 boy ⁿdeeɽa laira láeɹ lea
41 husband wanũ, ɽimitju i-le̹ːyã́ liyá; i liyá 'your husband'
42 mother hũnõⁿda yaŋúːelọ̈ amá
43 father jãj, tatja (Quechua), jẽjẽ íːye̹ː ampá, ã́e, ẽ ahen (563)
47 dog *nimji nĩᵐbíí nemej ('tiger and dog') nebi niamĭ́; niamĕ̹́ (jaguar) ɲiamé
51 tree nĩ́nũ ṍɣuŋ (nalö́ ‘plantation’) ã́oɣṹ (nanú ‘liana’)
51.1 CL.tree -ⁿdasij -lassé -laś
52 forest too opu tó̹ːo̥la táo
52.1 forest kúruhúú, too, ⁿdapúuy 'montear' opu tó̹ːo̥la táo
53 stick -see ‘CL.stick' tapa-sej tápu-ʃĕ ('short')
53.1 CL.stick -nũ ‘CL.stick’ -ló [?] -nú
54 fruit nĩnsij <prob. from nĩnũsij nemasej
56 leaf nã́wĩ semaj-; nemej niŋɣṹŋ niɣṹ
57 root hṹnũtij nataj ṛa-sáːlăŋ ra-sáːlăŋ 'his root'
57.1 root hṹnṹtij nataj
59 flower sisa (Quechua) susaman (Q) sisă (Q) ʃiʃă (Q)
60 herb, grass wátʃuúj vaʃi
62 skin haj yáŭŋ yáŭn
80 foot nũmũtú vi-nimotaj ere̹ːʃamtínjo̥ no̥
63 flesh/meat sa-wij sa-lái
64 blood nũⁿda i-ne̹ːalá ne̹ːalá
67 egg hiwaⁿdá waaláŋ
71 CL.hair -hasíy -saj -sĕ
71.1 hair hasíj-mũ CL.feather yanaʔaŋse 'your hair' náns, nansĕ
71.2 hair -hũnõ-hasíj (wuɽi̹i̹nõ̹h asíj) rai-no-saj j-anaʔaŋse 'your hair' j-ánansĕ ([i-ʔ-hasĕ])
72 head hũnṍ rai-no wi-nátu náto (319)
73 ear *tiwãj, *tuwãj -tuwãj mi-tiwa tĩ́wẽ tuwãə
74 eye nĩsíj, hũnṹtjãã́ vi-nimichi wi nĩn̥sĕ̹ wi nunsé 'our eyes'; nunsé-la 'eyes'
75 nose *nVRV nũɽṹũ, wuj-nũɽṹ vineRo i-niɾ̣ʃeʔá 'your nose' náɹʔă
75 nose nũɽṹũ, wuj-nũɽṹ vi-neRo náɹʔă
75.1 nostrils nũɽũ-jũ vi-neRo-ay
76 mouth hũtóó ri-to (3PL + mouth) íː-pĕ̹ 'your mouth' po
76.1 mouth hũtóó (ɽij-hũtóó 3PL + mouth) to
77 tooth *ha- hããⁿdá vi-ala wi ĕ̹ː (E: 'our teeth’) wi ã-nlá 'our teeth', ã 'tooth'
77.1 tooth *ha- hããⁿdá vi-ala
78 tongue ⁿdaatʃíj wi leʔʃi wi lešé
79.2 nail hasu-muⁿdaj re-lansmayja iniʃmáːḁla ‘your nails’
79.2 finger hanã <brelan> (re-lan ?) yaʔlăŋ; yáʔlăŋ ('dedo del pie') lã (319, 415); lã́-nla 'fingers'; y-alã́-n)la 'your fingers'
82 knee haⁿdasíj ir̹iwusĕ̹́ iṛiwusĕ̹́ 'your knee'
82.1 heel haɽosij iriwusĕ́
83 hand homũtú vinitajli win ŭ́ 'our hands' win ũwṍ-nla 'our hands'; u 'arm' = win ũ 'our arm'
83.1 arm (nũmũto 'shoulder'), homutu 'mano' [vũhjomũtú] vi-omoté íːyŏ i-ṹ
86 belly/guts wumṹ, wimṹ ʃa-mo i weː i wo bwo
86.1 belly wimú, wumú ʃa-mo wo-ma wo-ma
86.3 belly tʃã́ã́ 'flesh of breast of a bird' ʃa-mo
88.2 back wuj-ndunu/wuj-ɽunu iʃe̥nʔá 'your back'
89 breast hĩtjãã́ ité̹ːʔŋlă
90 heart (guts) *Catʃi haatʃíj kaiʃi áʃe ʃasi (or sasi ?)
92 drink hatú 'drink' (V) ra rató ‘I drink’
93 eat himjĩ́j [often hmi] me mẹ mja
99 breath nãj i-ne̹ːi i-ne̹ːi 'your breath'
101 see ⁿdíj 'see, know' níte̹ [ní-te̹] 'he visto'
512 emphasis -tée -te̹, -tĕ̹
103 know ⁿdáátja néta̩ naita, nata
140 speak nĩkéé lẹké leke
140.1 say hũũtáj, nĩkee lakea
140.2 tongue nĩkee-haⁿda wi-likéːe̥-la wi lẹkáːi̥ ală
140.3 word nĩkee-haⁿda leké-yala leke-ala
147 sun hinjĩ́ natĕ̹́ra natəáɹ̱ (314), nateára (562) raitará
147.1 sun wáⁿdá 'bright' wana
148 moon wũhjẽẽj ( = wũj + haaj 'our + father'), hanĩmjũɽĩ́, harimjũnĩ́ remelané ʃmé̹ːlŭ ɹ̆məálu, ɹməálu armalen
150 water hãã́ (also ‘CL.liquid’) <ain> ([ɛ̃]?) naŋʔwá, naʔã ‘rainy season’ nã́ŋgwă
150.1 water -hãã ʔã́
151 rain ɽṹṹmũɽá (N), ɽũũᵐboⁿdá; ɽáhiiɽa-hũɽja 'it is misty' rajla ṛáelă ráelă
151.1 rainy season nĩ́hjãã (nij + hãã) naʔã́ naʔálemă
152.2 water/big river nãwa ('any kind of big river') naŋʔwá ('water') ná̰ŋgwă ('water')
153 lake hũmutjõ/hũmitjõ/mitjõ/mutjõ/-tõ ‘CL.pots, lakes, eye socket' me-tao amwẽ́; amú 'manantial'
153.1 lake *hVmuj hũmuj, hũmij me amwẽ́; amú
153.2 spring *nawa nawa ('any kind of big river') nowa (Maragnon River) nawaluneaʃ nãŋwã́
153.3 CL.lake tao
153.4 river *nawa nãwa nowa nawa nãŋwã́
156 stone há-witʃṹ; ɽá-witʃṹ; waⁿdanjṹ 'species of stone' noroto rŭʃŭʔ (ruwisu) ruwe̥šó
157 sand tĩ́tʃãã, -tĩ 'sand' tenʃa tĕ̹ŋ ('sandbank, beach')
159 earth padjéj (‘lowland’) kapalé
159.1 earth mṹkaⁿdíi, mṹko, mṹki-ko CL.earth póːpoːʔ pó̥pŏ̥ ‘clay’
159 earth *pVpV popo-ko (Chaumeil 1987ː 91) 'white clay’ póːpoːʔ pó̥pŏ̥ popo
162 sky *haRitʃV haɽitʃu rjesé ṛeʃjŏ́ʔ reʃjó (562) aresju
163.2 strong wind, hurricane mĩ́tjanã́j, mṹtjanã́j watĕnĕ̹́ ('wind') wátenĕ ('wind')
167 fire híiⁿdáj feula o̹ːlĕ̹ oləá aule
170 path *nu nṹ nu nũŋ̥ nũŋ
171 mountain mũsíj musoj
173 green súnũ 'blue, green', wá-sunṹ, wá-sunũnã́j wasanu ‘blue’
175 white há-paɽu, wá-paɽu, páɽuuj 'become gray, white', pupá papasej paʃelắ paɹlŏ
176 black wá-ⁿdaku, wá-nũku, wá-nũku, mĩtʃaɽij ('black people') miʃalaj kaʃelĕ́ kázlĕ
176.1 black mitʃa-ɽij miʃa-laj
177 night nṹpooɽá nkó̜o̯ši nékošĕ
177.1 black/night ⁿdaku nkó̜o̯- néko-
178 day hũⁿda; ɽuⁿda pã́pa pápă papa
178.1 star hũⁿdaɽitʃíj larsé kláṛeʃi kláṛeʃi
208 DUAL -ɽṹj -rú
209 bow (prob. from Cocama) *kanu kããnṹ kanu kanútĭ
211 plantation nuⁿdij/nunij nalŏ́
212 CL.round small -sij -sej
216 house ɽooɽíj lowaRey lao̥θĕ́ lǎoɹ (320)
218. forehead *mo mṍ, mṍṍ mṍ-mũ 'forehead/face-LOC' (‘in front of’) vi-mo ‘forehead’ məa-mṹ (‘in front’)
218.1 LOC mṍ mo məa
221.1 type of monkey watʃa waʃam
221.2 howler monkey kadna/kanna; nũnu numni kanạ nõŋelŏ́
221.3 capuchin siɲikjo/sinikjó sundiko sinekŏ̹́
221.5 ape katʃunu amu amŏ́ʔ amú ('mono en general')
221.6 kind of small monkey wáátʃa waʃam
221.7 kind of monkey amu amŏ́ʔ amú
221.8 light capuchin watáj (mono machín, mono blanco - 716) waʃampaʃela (waʃam paʃela)
221.1o saimiri múju mujiu muitõ̹ʔ
221.11 spider monkey kawóóta/kuwóóta kowata ĩntʃŏ́ʔ
221.12 night monkey mútʃoó maʃŏ́
228 pot káɽṍõsiíj ngắtʃĭ kálʃĕ (small pot'); lkálʃĕ
230 vulva tatʃij ite̹ːʃi
231 tapir hũnũtʃa; hnũtʃa; nũtʃá naːʃĕʔ násă
232 celebration híɲã́ nja
233 CL.short.cylinder -púú -pa -pu
234 afternoon híɲuwaaj ‘become late’ n̬uwa- n̬uwa)nsŏ ‘early afternoon’, n̬uwá)lansŏ ‘towards 3pm’, n̬uwá)ntĕ ‘sunset/last part of the afternoon’
235 hug encircle maɽíiy mánri (336)
236 diminutive -ⁿdee -leɹ nizlénleɹ raə ne̥təá 'poquito yo traer' (335)
237 DATIVE -hiwa/-iwa/-uwa -wa
238 DUAL? -hṹj -xo [ho]
239 chin múⁿdi vi-mela i-me̹ːalá
240 morning tããɽijmjusí, tããɽij- tánre-me ‘sunrise’, múĩ-mă 'in the morning'
241 arrow *Ruwe ɽuwéé, ɽuwee-ɽoó <ruelou> ruwé (arrow)
241.1 arrow *Ruwe ɽuwéé- rue- ruwé ruwé
247 pan flute ⁿduuⁿduu-mũtá; ⁿduⁿdu-mãta (Chaumeil 1987) nuna-mata néulŭ
247.1 to blow *nu ⁿduuⁿduu nuna néulŭ (‘flute’)
247.2 CL.tube or keys of musical instrument -mũtá; -mãtá -mata
249 INAN -ɽa -na -rá -rá
250 INSTR -ta -ta
252 go/future hija/ja aja, ja, jan
253 NOMLR -saɽa -sara
254 canoe *humVn(j)V hũmũɲũ, mũɲũ monej munjo me̹ːnĕ̹́ me̥nəa
255 caiman *nuRutV nuɽtu; nuɽutu nuerto noːʃtŏ́, noθtŏ́ nuɹtó
256 six tĩ́-kii-nĩhjátee te-ki-neti
257 seven nã́-nũ-hṹ- nĩhjátee lahoneti
258 maize ɽiiⁿdú/ⁿdíiⁿdúú rolŭ́ rọ́lŭ/rúlŭ
258 manioc hásuuj-see coaleshé θĭŋʃĕ́ sénšĕ (320)
259 food, meal? mjitʃaɽá/himitʃaɽa mesá̹ṛa
260 CL.short stick *-see -see -ʃé ʃĕ́ ʃĕ
261 throat pisij i-pé̹ːiʃi
263 NOMLR -hanũ/-haⁿda -anó
269 above nã́waj nã́ŋgu
270 thing taɽá ára, tára talan
271 devil baayántu yuna ɹ̌mála romala
271.2 spirit baayanu yuna
271.3 forest demon nuɽṹ nero (‘devil’)
274 to (direction) -hũ wátră-ọ̃, wátră-ũ -hun
277 LOC *mṼ -mũ -mú, -mṹ -ma
271.4 Shaman *Rima- ɽimjaɽa dimasa sumí ('brujo')
271.5 Shaman *Rima- ɽimja-ɽa dima-sa ɹ̆má-lă 'devil' (also the ‘spirit of plants’)
283 row, oar sáátjãã́ sadja kulé
284 parrot, budgerigar *kVasi(j) kããsij- 'paroquet' koasi koá̹ʃi 'parrot' kwaʃi (‘parrot’)
285 blowgun *nasij ⁿduu-ⁿdasij, ɽuⁿdasij no-lassé nu-laś
286 nest ɽuuj ra-ru
502 PL.ANIM *muj ~ *mij -mij [mʷij] mua, ([mue]?) -mue -ma, -m
503 macaw *hapa hapa (red macaw) appa ápă
507 son ⁿdeenṹ le̹ (562) lea
509 bat dítʃatú/ɽítʃatú ʃeatĕ́
510 Penelope, jacutinga ɽítʃuúj reiʃi řĕʃĩ́ʔ riʃi (313)

References

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  1. ^ Peña, Jaime G. 2009. A historical reconstruction of the Peba-Yaguan linguistic family. MA thesis, University of Oregon.
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  • Yagua (IDS), from Powlison (1995)
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