Comments:1) ni:pmɛllela:giyʔllikyaNcahadzo:k In order to study lots of money is required; cf. Nep. cāhincha 2) cahakɛdzo:-gwi:? Do you want it?; cf. niNwaco:kmaʔ
Comments:khɛnɛʔhɛnkɛdzaksu What are you going to wear?; khɛnɛʔade:ʔlinkɛdzakswi:? Are you wearing my clothes?; yɛmbitcharephɛgwamɛdzaksu Men wear loincloths; cf. khu:Nmaʔ,wa:pmaʔ.
Entry:canɔkwa
Grammar:n.
Meaning:cooked red millet, to be leavened and fermented in the production of thi:, q.v.
Derivation:[< *wa water]
Comments:canɔkwa may not be eaten as such because it is believed to cause loss of the faculty of speech; cf. sɔNaʔ,sida:m.
Meaning:1) perform; play; 2) ɔ:mɔʔmatche: ca:maʔ exchange glances, look at one another; 3) he:sɔNwa ca:maʔ pant, gasp, be out of breath; 4) pǝkɔ:ndi ca:maʔ cry "huolululululu" at a high pitched voice (usu. in groups) on festive occasions, whilst playing piN, or whilst trekking through the mountains; 5) khɔnɔkwa ca:maʔ to snore; 6) khikwa ca:maʔ whistle; 7) sustained activity aspectivizer.
Comments:1) piNca:ʔɛllesa:rikya:Nʔɛsiʔɛ I'm stricken with vertigo when I go around on the ferris wheel; cf. ca:tmaʔ,po:Nwa:maʔ 2) khunchiɔ:mɔʔmatche:rɔkca:sikǝrǝmaba:tchin They only exchange glances but don't say a word [to one another] 3) cf. se:Nkwa 4) both males and females perform pǝkɔ:ndi; Nep. kurlinu 5) sɛndikimmɛllekhɔnɔkwakɛdza:banuasiramɛdhaNnɛn I don't like to sleep at night with someone who snores 6) sɛndikkhikwaca:mʔmɛnunɛnhimbhitraʔaNmɛnunɛn,so:ghamɛda It's no good to whistle at night, nor is it any good to whistle inside the house, for it draws ghosts 7) vide 5.3.7
Entry:ca:maʔ, -ca:r-/-ca-
Grammar:vi.
Meaning:be difficult
Comments:saʔhaʔyʔllikmɛwa:.saplahuʔmaʔsica:rɛ I have so many children. It is difficult (viz. expensive) to educate them; cf. sakmaʔ.
