Sabujá language

Sabujá
Martius word list
Native toBrazil
Regionnortheastern Bahia
EthnicityKiriri (Sabuja-Kiriri people)
Eraattested 1818
Karirian[1]
  • Sabujá
Language codes
ISO 639-3None (mis)
Glottologsabu1246

Sabujá is an extinct Karirian language of northeastern Bahia, Brazil.[2]

Martius visited the Kiriris in 1818, when he collected a word list of Sabujá.[3] It is the only known record of it.[4]

Word list

Martius word list[5]
  • assa carnem – thabuneh gratzo.
  • ascendo – thoigoboehgemuih.
  • audio – natzothelzicaignah.
  • auris – penich.
  • avunculus – cuccùh (Kiriri).
  • barba – zanatih.
  • bibo – mitschätzufazicujeng.
  • brachium – tzaneh.
  • brevis – hanjeheh.
  • caeruleus – cracullihüh.
  • calor – buicobehüh.
  • canto – docacammaraüleh (Kiriri).
  • capillus – hotsebuh.
  • caput – zabùh nukibmú maip.
  • clamo – cacatzicòh.
  • clericus – uahre (Kiriri).
  • coelum – legge.
  • cognatus – jatsammuh (Kiriri).
  • collum – canecah (cungá: Aimara).
  • contundere grana maydis tota – musikinang.
  • corpus – lujöwagoh, ibuyewoho kiriri.
  • costa – missih (s. Kir.).
  • cutis – iroh (s. Kir.).
  • cutis taurina – irogratzo (s. Kir.).
  • dens – zah (s. Kir.).
  • descendo – hitschüb(o)athöh.
  • deus – tubbuih.
  • diabolus – niu(ng)oh (s. Kir.).
  • dies – cajabluih (s. Kir.)
  • doleo, ere – unübet thathayaih.
  • dormio – tacuinihùh.
  • edo – buitocuingnulèh.
  • eo, ire – tacuihillöh.
  • femur – uoeh.
  • filia – iniutkütsih (s. Kir.).
  • filius – giniuleh.
  • fistula fumaria – poiuh-poiüh.
  • flavus – cruhellihüh.
  • foedus, a, um – lelebohih.
  • frater – g'ibuléh.
  • frigus – giniacunih.
  • frons – cobèh.
  • fulgur – kitschebotschühih.
  • gusto – tuchegkihühileh.
  • herba – phüh (s. K.).
  • homo – (g)löh (s. K.).
  • homo albus – carai.
  • homo niger – goh (s. K.).
  • homines multi – zoghenihoh.
  • ignis – essùh (s. K.).
  • jocor – curazikhülèh.
  • lac – guma moneh.
  • lavo – latibögiroanah.
  • lingua – nunüh (s. K.).
  • longus – sorotsethaheh.
  • luna – gajacùh (s. K.)
  • macer – gratzebaheh.
  • mamma – mamoèh.
  • manus – mussoèh.
  • mater – hikgâeh (s. K.).
  • membrum virile – niu(r)leh.
  • membrum mul. – sinueh.
  • mingo – sinseccoh.
  • missa – wanga, missa.
  • multus – pujachük.
  • mulier – gkütstih (s. K.).
  • nasus – nabitzeh.
  • niger – cotzolihüh.
  • nox – mucajà (s. K.).
  • oculus – poh.
  • olere bene – tuchegtschihüh.
  • os, oris – orizeh (s. K.).
  • os, ossis – gimmeh.
  • patella – guttuh (s. K.).
  • pater – poitzuh.
  • paucus – pupü lupischü.
  • pectus – crabuh.
  • pes – puih (s. K.).
  • pinguis – huinjataheh.
  • pluma – icküh (s. K.).
  • pluma anataria – ickypatohüh (s. Kir.).
  • puer – miukòh.
  • pulcher – canglitschuih.
  • ruber – crohellihüh.
  • sanguis – hibblüh.
  • scinde carnem ad assandum – thabo(r)hehgratzo hülleh a cobotoh.
  • senex – nlanèh.
  • socius, compater – anüllèh! schiletleh.
  • sol – utschèh (s. K.).
  • soror – puccöèh (s. K.).
  • stella – bathüh (s. K.).
  • sylva – litsi.
  • terra – rattah (s. K.).
  • tonitru – tzoklühlih (s. K.).
  • venter – muttuh (s. K.)
  • video – natzothehhinjoh.
  • umbilicus – muclih.
  • unguis – tschibajah.
  • veni! – cacazihoh.
  • volo – zucailitòh.

References

  1. ^ Nikulin, Andrey (2020). Proto-Macro-Jê: um estudo reconstrutivo (PDF) (Ph.D. dissertation). Brasília: Universidade de Brasília.
  2. ^ Ramirez, H., Vegini, V., & França, M. C. V. de. (2015). Koropó, puri, kamakã e outras línguas do Leste Brasileiro. LIAMES: Línguas Indígenas Americanas, 15(2), 223 - 277. doi:10.20396/liames.v15i2.8642302
  3. ^ Azevedo 1965, p. I.
  4. ^ Azevedo 1965, p. III.
  5. ^ Martius 1863, pp. 218–219.

Bibliography

  • Media related to Sabujá language at Wikimedia Commons
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