CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
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1 01 Aushi all -onse lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi arm ukuboko, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi ashes imi-toyi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi belly ulu-fumu, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi big -kulu lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi bird iky-uni/-oni, ifylexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to bite uku-suma lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi be black uku-fita lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi blood omulopa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi bone i-fupa, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi breast i-bele, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi burn uku-pya lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
2 14 Aushi cloud i-kumbi, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi cold im-pepo lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi come ukw-isa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to die uku-fwa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi dog im-bwa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to drink uku-nwa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi dry uku-uma lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi ear uku-twi, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi eat uku-lya lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi egg ili-ni, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi eye ilinso, amenso lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi be fat uku-tuluka lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
3 26 Aushi feather i-sako, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi fire umu-lilo lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi fish i-sabi, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to fly uku-pupuka lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi full ukw-isula lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to give uku-pa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi good bwino lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi be good uku-suma lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi on the ground pansi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi hair umu-sisi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi head umu-twi, imi- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to hear uku-kutika lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
4 37 Aushi heart umu-tima, imi- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi horn i-sengo, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi kill ukw-ipaya lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi knee ikufi, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to know ukw-isiba lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi leaf i-bula, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi leg ukulu, amolu lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi lie uku-lambalala lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi liver ili-bu, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi long -tali lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi louse iky-ungwa, ify- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi man umw-ume, aba- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
5 49 Aushi many -ingi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi meat inama lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi moon umwensi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi mountain ulu-pili lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi mouth akanwa lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi nail &Klyàl&K lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi name &Ks`K`Kn&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi neck umukosi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi new -py&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi night ubu-s&kk&u lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi nose umona lexico : Kamkomba / Twiligiyimana Aushi nose umona lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
6 60 Aushi one -mo lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi path insila lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi person umu-ntu lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi rain imfula lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi be red uku-k&as&kk&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi root umu-sila lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi round -bulungana lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi sand umu-kyanga lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi say uku-s&os&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi to see uku-mona lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi seed inseke lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi sit ukw-ikala lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
7 72 Aushi skin in-kanda lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi the sleep utulo lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi small -nôno lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi small -nt^knt`k lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi the smoke ikyusi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi stand ukw-imakana lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi the star in-tànd&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi stone ili-bwe lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi sun aka-s&ub&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi swim ukòòw&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi tail umu-k&kl&a lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi tongue ulu-limi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
8 83 Aushi tooth &Kl`K`Kn&o, &amèèn&o lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi tree ikimuti lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi two -bili lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi walk ukuwenda lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi warm uku-kaba lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi water amensi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi what f&kns`k lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi be white uku-buta lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi who -àn&k lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi woman &umwàn&ak&as&k lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana Aushi go to ukuya; &ukuya lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Kaonde all -onse lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Kaonde arm ku-boko lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Kaonde ashes buto lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 04 Kaonde bark of a tree
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Lambya all -osi lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Lambya bras, main inyobe lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Lambya ashes ilyoto lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Lambya ashes itoyi lexico
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Ganda all -nna lexico : Walusimbi 1984 02 Ganda arm mukono lexico : Walusimbi 1984 03 Ganda ashes vvu lexico : Walusimbi 1984 05 Ganda belly lubuto lexico : Walusimbi 1984 06 Ganda big -nene lexico
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Shona karanga all zvose lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Shona karanga arm ru-oko, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Shona karanga ashes dota, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Nyanja nyasa all -OncE lexico : Lojenga 1990 02 Nyanja nyasa arm -janja, manja lexico : Lojenga 1990 04 Nyanja nyasa bark k h ungwa, makingwa lexico : Lojenga 1990 05 Nyanja nyasa belly mimba lexico
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