Pygmies and Papuans : the stone age today in Dutch New Guinea / / by A. F. R. Wollaston, with appendices by W.R. Ogilvie-Grant, A. C. Haddon and Sidney H. Ray.

  • Sandy Wollaston
Date:
1912
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Credit: Pygmies and Papuans : the stone age today in Dutch New Guinea / / by A. F. R. Wollaston, with appendices by W.R. Ogilvie-Grant, A. C. Haddon and Sidney H. Ray. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    LIST OF WORDS USED BY THE PAPUANS IN THE DISTRICT OF THE MIMIKA RIVER, S. W. DUTCH NEW GUINEA. Above Acid Animal Ankle Ant Arm Arm-band Arrive Arrow (barb of] Atap Axilla Opo Tite Imakeman Ireka (also “ fish ”) Bau-mame Wame C To-marl lTo Maka-re Mainaumi TIari Imari Wurl Emmabu Back (of man) Bamboo Banana (plantation of) Band (of rattan wor round middle) Bandicoot Bark (of tree) Basket , Beads Bean Beard Ata Buiti Kau Kauti Iwau-makar£ Puruga Plkl (Temme i Eta Kamburi Kawetl IKcparise Kepa bfri Burfdi Pakiiti Bed (mat) Bee . Beetle Belch Belly Big . Bird (of Paradise Bitter Kapiri Imoho Buruta Mbau Iwau J Atwa (Iwako ^ Pateru } Pa turn (Yamuku $ Yau \ Tite ) Imakeman Ikako Marete Yamenci Ku Pait5 Nata Karepa Amuri Black Blood Blunt Boat Bodice (of woven Body , Bottle Bow fibre) Bow-string Breast (of woman) (of man) Breathe Broken Butterfly . Buttock . Kima Auwe Pit! Tua Taka Win Atabu Calf (of leg) Canoe Cap (worn by widows) Carve (to) Cassowary Centipede Coconut Check Child Chin Cicada Cloth Club Clouds Cockatoo Cold Comb Copulate Cough Crab Crayfish . Crocodile . Cry (weep) Cut (to) Cuscus (Phalanger) Ewambugu Ku Ubauta Maramu Tu Arowl Uteri A war (re) Aidru Kepare Weako Plkl Moanne Apu PukI Yu Ta Ipfi Otah ( Peja < Epor(re) I Bi Bi TTmaku Mbag6 Embe Apui Dance Deep Dog . Drink Drum Dirin-dirin Emuku Win Tomagu Emm£ Ear . Ear-ring Earth (sand) Eat . Eel . Egg • Elbow Exchange Eye . Eyebrow . line . Tlrawone . Tin . Namiika . Mbatarubia . Tarete . To-mame . Ak6ra . Marne . Mambiri