Individual session wordlists

Review wordlists from individual sessions here to avoid repeated elicitation. Remember to post whether your session is group or individual, and try to indicate roughly when it will be happening so that later sessions can adjust their lists to avoid duplicating the work of earlier sessions if they wish.

The old Bari vocab can be found here if you want to transfer wordlists to this page.

Kayla

Words for elicitation tomorrow, September 13, 2012 on Seerreer --Kayla 03:53, 13 September 2012 (UTC)

• water, drinking water
• river
• spring, stream
• ocean
• lake
• rain
• soup
• grease, oil

• dirt
• sand
• riverbank
• shore
• beach
• ground
• mud

Oana

GE Thurs. Sept. 13, 001

• dog, dogs
• cat, cats
• bird, birds
• pig, pigs
• insect, insects
• spider, spiders
• ant, ants
• butterfly, butterflies
• fruit, fruit

Matt

Group 002 (Th. Sept. 13)

Currently TextGridding and transcribing:

• Hello
• Thank You
• responses to those
• numbers 1 - 10
• person/human, people
• man (adult), men

Nico

GE 9/18/2012

This is the list I'm planning to start with for the next group session.

• world
• sun
• moon
• sunrise
• sunset
• day, days
• morning
• afternoon
• night
• week, weeks
• month, months
• year, years
• sky
• rain
• (rain)storm
• lightning
• thunder
• book, books
• house, houses
• window, windows
• door, doors
• roof, roofs
• wall, walls
• floor, floors

Ideas

Nouns that I've thought up to add to lists, but if anyone wants to use them feel free!

• child, children
• woman, women
• room, rooms
• kitchen, kitchens
• table, tables
• chair, chairs
• bed, beds
• well, wells
• field, fields
• ladder, ladders
• boat, boats
• road, roads
• animal, animals (general term)
• goat, goats
• chicken, chickens
• rooster, roosters
• fish, (fishes)
• cow, cows
• bull, bulls
• horse, horses
• donkey, donkeys
• monkey, monkeys
• wolf, wolves
• money
• gift, gifts

Kelsey

GE 9/17

I want to elicit some more animal names, their plural forms, and maybe some intransitive verbs at the end. Things that I don't get to on Tuesday, I plan on trying to elicit the next morning during my individual session.

Nouns:

• livestock (general term)
• lion/lions
• rat/rats (mouse/mice?)
• sheep/sheeps
• snake/snakes (venomous term?)
• rabbit/rabbits
• worm/worms
• bee/bees
• duck/ducks
• elephant/elephants
• mosquito/mosquitoes
• frog/frogs
• turtle/turtles
• bat/bats

Verbs:

• he runs
• he goes (to location)
• he jumps
• he sleeps
• he reads/studies
• he dies
• he eats (intrans variant?)

(I may also try different persons for the verbs, but nothing fancy - just to get a small amount of morphological complexity and to start gradually chipping away at the verbal paradigm.)

Jevon

18 Sep

First I want a long sentence or two, to get a feel for the overall sentence-level prosody.

• I told your younger sister about the wrestler, but she didn't believe me.
• I visited six fruit sellers at the market and bought a melon from each one.

Then I will elicit the following words, with a particular emphasis on stop quality.

• trees (taXar)
• rain (atep)
• three (tadik)
• two (Dik)

Then I will elicit some new words. I will elicit nouns with their plurals. I will continue with this list of words during class.

• Please
• Rumor, gossip
• Dancing
• Valley
• Hill
• Plain
• Forest
• Tree trunk
• Tree branch
• Tree bark
• Tree root
• Stream
• Shore(line), riverbank
• Rock
• Stone
• Soil
• Leaf
• Stick
• Bush
• Plant
• Mushroom
• Grass
• Mold
• Road
• Path
• Fish
• Fish scale
• Bird
• Wing
• Tail
• Gift

Vivian

In this interest of vowel quality, I'll be re-checking some vowels of words we already have, and eliciting new words as well as checking short phrases.

• red
• black
• white
• green
• blue
• yellow
• a
• the

For the group session, I will elicit body parts, hopefully these (with plurals):

• head
• mouth
• chin
• nose
• cheek
• eye
• eyebrow
• eyelash
• ear
• hair
• arm
• shoulder
• elbow
• hand
• finger
• back
• belly
• leg
• knee
• foot
• toe
• heart
• liver
• brain
• blood
• skin
• bone