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'''Ā''' (āā) n / possessive You / your / yours |
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Ā peya Ū sha sǐlǐlǐ ''I have come to you'' Sayne ā pong tong mamā ''Here is a dress for you mother'' |
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ĀLOI n |
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'''ACULE''' (ā-ku-le) n Rodent family |
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ALU (A as in aplphabet) n |
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'''ACULE-YZAMǏ''' n (more than one) |
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'''AKETONG''' (ā-ke-tong) n An old man |
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'''AKETONG-KONG''' n (more than one) |
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'''AKǏ''' (ākǐ) v To look |
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''AKǏ SAY'' ''(implied) You see'' |
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'''AKO-YZAMǏ / AKO-PǏKONG''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALAI''' (ālai) n Pirana |
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'''ALAI-YZAMǏ''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALAYKUNA''' (ā-lay-ku-na) n One of the Aboriginal peoples of South America |
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'''ALAYKUNA-YZAMǏ''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALAYKUNA PA''' n Arecuna girl/woman |
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'''ALAYKUNA PA-YZAMǏ''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALAYWAY''' (ā-lay-way) n House Fly |
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'''ALAYWAY -YZAMǏ''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALŌ''' (ā-lō) n Hat /cap |
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'''ALŌ-KONG''' n (more than one) |
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'''ALOI-KONG''' n (more than one) |
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Revision as of 07:26, 13 January 2011
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| Macushi | |
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| Native to | Brazil, Guyana, Venezuela |
Native speakers | 24,600 |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-2 | car |
| ISO 639-3 | mbc |
| ELP | Makushi |
Macushi is spoken by 15,000 Brazilians and 24,600 around the world. 100% of the 9,000 ethnic Macushi Guyanese are fluent, there are 600 speakers in Venezuela. Also known as Makushi, Makusi, Makuxi, Macusi, Macussi, Teweya, Teueia.
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MACUSHI MAI-MU = MACUSHI LANGUAGE
By Guy John-Marco, a Macushi, from Katoka Village, North East Rupununi, Guyana, South America. Email: guymons@hotmail.com
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Ā (āā) n / possessive You / your / yours
Ā peya Ū sha sǐlǐlǐ I have come to you Sayne ā pong tong mamā Here is a dress for you mother
ACULE (ā-ku-le) n Rodent family
ACULE-YZAMǏ n (more than one)
AKETONG (ā-ke-tong) n An old man
AKETONG-KONG n (more than one)
AKǏ (ākǐ) v To look
AKǏ SAY (implied) You see
AKO (āko) n Women's)Father in law /one's mother brother (big /small) /one's father's sister's husband/one's mother's cousin (male) / one father's cousin's (male)
AKO-YZAMǏ / AKO-PǏKONG n (more than one)
ALAI (ālai) n Pirana
ALAI-YZAMǏ n (more than one)
ALAYKUNA (ā-lay-ku-na) n One of the Aboriginal peoples of South America
ALAYKUNA-YZAMǏ n (more than one)
ALAYKUNA PA n Arecuna girl/woman
ALAYKUNA PA-YZAMǏ n (more than one)
ALAYWAY (ā-lay-way) n House Fly
ALAYWAY -YZAMǏ n (more than one)
ALŌ (ā-lō) n Hat /cap
ALŌ-KONG n (more than one)
ALOI (ā-loi) n Cashew with nuts
ALOI-KONG n (more than one)
ALU (A as in aplphabet) n (Women's) Sister in law / one's mother's brother daughter (cousin) / one's father's sister daughter (cousin) / one's mother's cousin's (male) daughter (cousin) / one'sfather's cousin's (female) daughter (cousin)