Babuza

Introduction

Babuza is a language of Taiwan. It is spoken in West central coast and inland, Tatu and Choshui rivers and beyond.

Dialects

Poavosa, Taokas.

The Babuza Verb

Verblist

• abaza, humakai, kmapapat, mábat, mababat, mabada taran, mabat, moas, susa -- to walk
• aga, aggo-aan, magga, maggo -- to throw
• airoossen, dummasdis, ian, mat'ao, mero-os, mikod, minuwud, misapiel, pígyan, pigian, pit-an, rummaal, summapiel, tawo, yana -- to sit
• aismala, būrot, maavi, múlup, matorro, morap, morop, mulop, mūrop, mūrup, mōrap, mōrop, olpan, sumala, sumara, summara, wamurap -- to sleep
• alo, aoa, aowa, awa, belebele bala, ʂai, ivui tsauni, ka-mai, ka-minai, maki, makē, maxe, maxi, milu-ut, moa, pantun, sai -- to come
• amán, aman, amma, amman, úman, ban, kanek, manu, manyek, micham, naman, umatapi -- to eat
• anban kyākau, ban mi o, man o, micham, miham, minuvo, mixam, mutaba, mutubu, mutvo, naman o, paicham, tabat raba, umman -- to drink
• anmau, lummobo, mchab -- to steal
• arinau, banína, macha, machá, maha, mahhā, mahoke, mahāre, malinau, maninau, maqa, marenao, marinao, marinou, matukat, maxa, mureno -- to die, be dead
• badiu, mado -- to cook
• bakani, kummasa, madereh, malareh, marīkyah, matarromatto, mchach, muhak -- to dream
• chummap -- to plant
• chummar -- to burn
• chumsan, chums-an, pauchar -- to breathe
• damidox, dimidok a yajim, limidok, muzok, tsimipi siep, tsimipitsiep, zamuzok -- to suck
• doogh, pila -- to hit
• dummadach, tummaies, ummapach -- to climb
• dummocha, mota -- to vomit
• erab, petummo, ropa, rummopa -- to spit
• esurro, tumpa -- to think
• gummogh, kummogh -- to tie up, fasten
• hūwai, ivuima keleta, kamarach, machó, magcho, matitauka, matitaukat, padaga, padaganen, padauxuwar, pala, palala, patete, pattite, pazaga, pugoyanan, xowai -- to say
• ikkil, me'il, me-i, mikit, mikki, mikkil -- to fear
• kaidin, kaikami, kumita, múkwan, múxun, medamohan, meta, mi-alla, mita-ita, mitutu, mokoan, muhan, muxan, muxuán, muxun -- to see
• kanlin, maʂini, masini, medate, pa-masni, pungan, sinin, tamara, temada, timáza, timadah, timala, timaza -- to hear
• katochen, poddo, tumpuk -- to count
• kumrár, tummana -- to open, uncover
• kutan, múlim, pacha, tagan, takkana, tamapeh, tamapex, tangan, tapixan -- to kill
• lalak, mais, maksha, malak, malax, maoka, marah, masha, matiobus, mmais, mārah, māzah -- to laugh
• lummiolis, ma-bonna, maribaribat, mibonna, mi-bonna, patus baxa, tumkach -- to hunt
• ma-asob, masoab ja ranied -- to yawn
• maba, mau, mawa, mačili, omawax, vak -- to know, be knowledgeable
• mabad -- to flow
• ma-barri, piop -- to blow
• mabart, mopa, mpa -- to fly
• macharrieb, pausi, posi -- to hide
• magkach, magkagh -- to bite
• makos -- to scratch
• mapatus, matiobus, patippo, pattipo, poch -- to shoot
• mapor, ummatat -- to chew
• maseas, mbarri, mobarri, ombarri -- to stand
• merien, mikat, tumaap, tummaap -- to work
• mibo, nomosnos, ombo, romosnos -- to sniff, smell
• miog, patapa, pattapa -- to fall
• mipies, paddat, tummagcha -- to cut, hack
• mirras -- to cry
• miuka, pattodoch, pokan, puaka -- to buy
• orich -- to live, be alive
• pakkol, parroa -- to dig
• pilla -- to split
• pisbis, pissir, summerik -- to squeeze
• poddik -- to swell
• rumbo -- to pound, beat
• rummigo -- to turn
• summara -- to lie down
• summaso -- to swim
• summis -- to sew
• ʂumoos, morich, sumoes -- to grow
• tummaba, tummilla, tumsar -- to stab, pierce
• ummadok -- to choose