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!Kygami
!Kygami
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|''driêng'' "monarch"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''driêng'' "monarch"
|''zēi'' "chief"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''zēi'' "chief"
|-
|-
|''hõut'' "crowd"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''hõut'' "crowd"
|''fāngat'' "assembly"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''fāngat'' "assembly"
|-
|-
|''rang'' "evening"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''rang'' "evening"
|''lau'' "night"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''lau'' "night"
|-
|-
|''hlauk'' "hearth"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''hlauk'' "hearth"
|''lūka'' "fire"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''lūka'' "fire"
|-
|-
|''pâhō'' "plaza, downtown"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''pâhō'' "plaza, downtown"
|''pafāu'' "chief's house"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''pafāu'' "chief's house"
|-
|-
|''gûôy'' "speech, language"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''gûôy'' "speech, language"
|''ēi'' "conversation"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''ēi'' "conversation"
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|-
|''liut'' "letter, script"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''liut'' "letter, script"
|''nȳta'' "design"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''nȳta'' "design"
|-
|-
|''byō'' "fast, quick"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''byō'' "fast, quick"
|''biō'' "early"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''biō'' "early"
|-
|-
|''veuth'' "lost"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''veuth'' "lost"
|''ø̄ca'' "absent"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''ø̄ca'' "absent"
|-
|-
|''zhûông'' "snarl, be angry"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''zhûông'' "snarl, be angry"
|''gēu'' "be repulsed"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''gēu'' "be repulsed"
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|-
|''xeo'' "be able to"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''xeo'' "be able to"
|''segu'' "be well"
|{{script|script=nuyxo|t=}} ''segu'' "be well"
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 22:13, 14 June 2026

The Liyuric languages are a small language family of Aylongam. Its two known members are Xindvâ and Kygami.

Comparison

The following table compares various Proto-Liyuric words to their descendants (some of these may have different meanings in the modern languages):

English Proto-Liyuric Xindvâ Kygami
to bathe dwôl

/dwəl/



dvôl [dwɜl]



[duː]

black guchar

/ˈgu.tsʰar/



guhâr [gu.hɑɻ]



wal

child wèèw

/wɛːw/



viêo [viə̯w]



bø̄ [bɵː]

deep belg

/belg/



beug [bɛwɣ]



bø̄ka [ˈbɵː.kə]

earth, ground srod 

hrod [r̥ɔð]



ārot [ˈaː.ɾot]

eye kyangyô

/ˈkja.ŋjə/



chanh [tɕɛ̃j̃]



qengi [ˈʔe.ŋi]

fire sluuk

/sluːk/



hlauk [ɬæwk]



lūka [luːka]

gold ngûybal

/ŋɨj.bal/



ngibâl [ŋi.bɑl]

, 

īwō, gīwō [(ɣ)iː.woː]

guest tsyoȝôy

/tsjoˈʁəj/



xvôy [ɕwɜj]



sigoi [siˈɣoi]

hair khûyôn

/kʰɨˈjən/



khyôn [xjən]



haena [haˈe.na]

heart bzong 

bzong [bzɔŋ]



[dzuː]

hill gèm

/gɛm/



gẽo [gɛ̃w̃]



iom [jom]

life ryeng 

ryeng [rjɛŋ]



[niː]

oil ngyusô

/ŋju.sə/



nhus [ɲʊs]



io [jo]

rice plant ngaaȝew

/ˈŋaː.ʁew/



ngaaju [ŋɑː.ʑu]



wāgø̄ [ˈwaː.ɣɵː]

rich wisòòng

/wiˈsɔːŋ/



vyuông [vjʊə̯ŋ]



wifau [ˈwi.fɐu]

sharp slaa

/slaː/



hlûô [ɬɨə̯]



ārē [ˈɐː.ɾeː]

cobblestone wisokhô

/wiˈso.kʰə/



vyokh [vjɔx]



ūha [ˈuː.hə]

tongue mel 

mel [mɛl]



miō [mjoː]

young byasla

/ˈbja.sla/



byahl [bjæɬ]



bea [ˈbe.a]

The following table compares the meanings of cognate words in Xindvâ and Kygami:

Xindvâ Kygami
 driêng "monarch"  zēi "chief"
 hõut "crowd"  fāngat "assembly"
 rang "evening"  lau "night"
 hlauk "hearth"  lūka "fire"
 pâhō "plaza, downtown"  pafāu "chief's house"
 gûôy "speech, language"  ēi "conversation"
 liut "letter, script"  nȳta "design"
 byō "fast, quick"  biō "early"
 veuth "lost"  ø̄ca "absent"
 zhûông "snarl, be angry"  gēu "be repulsed"
 xeo "be able to"  segu "be well"