Kanakanabu
Facts
- Language: Kanakanabu
- Alternate names: Kanabu, Kanakanavu
- Language code: xnb
- Language family: Austronesian, Tsouic, Kanakanavu-Saaroa
- Number of speakers: 4
- Vulnerability: Endangered [Read more...]
- Script: Category
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Introduction
Kanakanabu is a language of Taiwan. It is spoken in Central, Sanmin Township, Kaohsiung County, Minchuan village area.
The Kanakanabu Verb
Verblist
- aracakanu, aracakaŋə -- to hunt
- aratakarə, mucíri, takórə -- to stand
- cəə́rai, cmuacəʔəra, cumacəʔəra -- to see
- cumacəvərə -- to grow
- iávatu, ivátu -- to come
- kɔʔua -- to steal
- kumakarakara -- to scratch
- kumakəənə, kumən -- to eat
- kumáuru, kumakauru -- to dig
- maacáca, maacaca, pacacáən -- to laugh
- maamacai, macái, piapacái -- to die, be dead
- makanaŋúru, makanaŋulu -- to swim
- makatutu, mariavakesə -- to hit
- makusaʔəsaʔəmə -- to chew
- marínta -- to split
- mariparici -- to cut, hack
- marisauvu -- to sniff, smell
- maritatiin -- to hold
- mari'ucuucu -- to suck
- masinakarə -- to squeeze
- masusuapə -- to yawn
- matalakklakə -- to climb
- matapaliʔi -- to fall
- matapaŋarə -- to stab, pierce
- matupunu -- to throw
- maʔacunu -- to flow
- maʔicəpə -- to fear
- məməən -- to tie up, fasten
- miapacái, miapacai, pepácai -- to kill
- miauru -- to pound, beat
- míma, miima -- to drink
- miŋánai, miŋanai -- to fly
- muacaaca, muláva, mŭacaca -- to walk
- muacunu, namárən -- to burn
- muapanaʔə, mŏa-pana-ə -- to shoot
- muruŋisaa -- to breathe
- muruvaakə -- to swell
- paacəpəcəpəŋə -- to think
- patakusəələ -- to turn
- paʔucipi -- to cook
- poísua, puukarikari -- to say
- puaŋaai, ŋái -- to spit
- puiliili -- to choose
- pulualupu -- to blow
- pusu-ʔəcəpə -- to dream
- putuʔənəvə -- to open, uncover
- puʔa -- to buy
- rumáisi, rumaraʔisi, tapianáŋai -- to bite
- seecə́pə, siaʔəcəpə -- to sleep
- sumasəpə́rə -- to count
- taavalaʔə, tavaláə -- to know, be knowledgeable
- tamaʔiarə -- to work
- taraparuparu -- to vomit
- timanə́n, tumatimana -- to hear
- tuapur̃u, tupúru -- to sit
- tumáŋi, tumataŋi -- to cry
- tumataʔisi, tumata-iṣi -- to sew
- umaəməkə -- to plant
- ʔumaʔuciʔucipi -- to live, be alive