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

Individual and Group Elicitation for Tuesday Sept. 25

. --Kayla 17:34, 25 September 2012 (UTC)

• to say
• to name/call

• How do you say, "x"?
• What do you call, "x"?
• Can you say it again?

Verb Paradigms. I tried to pick verbs that may lend themselves to adverbs easily, and I'm interested in future tense and imperative forms.

• to come
• to wash
• to breathe
• to cook
• to blow
• to flow
• to throw

I may also elicit a few plurals I've neglected in my first session, in my individual session.

• lakes
• oceans
• rains ?
• creams/oils
• waters ?

Words for Individual elicitation on September 18, 2012, posted post session

• shirt(s)
• shoe(s)
• pant(s)
• hat(s)
• sock(s)
• sarong(s) (no skirt, dress)
• earring(s)
• necklace(s)
• a lot

• egg(s)
• eggshell(s)
• seed(s)
• thorn(s)
• field(s)

Words for Group elicitation on September 13, 2012

 --Kayla 03:53, 13 September 2012 (UTC)

• water, drinking water
• river(s)
• ocean
• lake
• rain
• soup (skipped, there are individual soups with various names)
• grease, oil, cream

• dirt/sand
• clay
• 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

IE Tues. Sept. 18, 2012, 00?

I am curious about pronouns, so I will elicit a couple of verbs (love, see) with a combination of subject and direct object pronouns.

• I love you, you love me, she loves him, he loves her, I see you, you see me, etc.

Matt

Individual ??? (W. Sept. 26, 10:00)

In my individual session I intend to get more verb paradigms for bodily happenings, and possibly (if they are verbs) some for emotions and mental states.

• to sneeze
• to vomit
• to burp
• to fart
• to yawn
• to sleep
• to dream (while sleeping)
• to cry
• to live, be alive
• to die
• (while I'm at it, I'll be checking for a copula, or copular constructions)
• to be angry
• to be happy

I plan to revisit the word "break, explode (intr)" and try to get a transitive version of it, and perhaps some other words:

• to break (something)
• to burn (intransitive, transitive)
• to open (intransitive, transitive)
• to close (intransitive, transitive)

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

Erin

GE 9/18/2012

• hair(s)
• chest
• blood
• spit
• belly
• side
• bellybutton
• leg
• foot
• hip

IE 9/19/2012

I want to elicit more body part terms that we didn't cover in class, with plurals.

• hand
• head
• nose
• mouth
• finger (does each finger have its own name?)
• arm
• eye
• lips
• ear
• eyebrows
• eyelashes
• body hair
• toes
• fingernails
• palm of hand
• sole of foot
• joint
• knuckles
• shoulder
• elbow

Kelsey

IE 9/19, GE 9/20, IE 9/26

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/takes (ambitransitive?)
• he dies
• he eats (intrans variant?)

(I plan to continue chipping away at the verbal paradigm - all 6 person/number combos in present tense, plus I might throw in past tense if the session moves quickly enough).

Melanie

Nouns

• mother (sg/pl)
• father (sg/pl)
• wife (sg/pl)
• husband (sg/pl)
• sister (older/younger) (sg/pl)
• brother(older/younger) (sg/pl)
• son (sg/pl)
• daughter (sg/pl)
• aunt (sg/pl)
• uncle (sg/pl)
• cousin (sg/pl)
• grandmother(maternal/paternal) (sg/pl)
• grandfather(maternal/paternal) (sg/pl)
• music
• song (sg/pl)
• drum (sg/pl)
• dance(n.) (sg/pl)
• wedding (sg/pl)
• birthday (sg/pl)

Adjectives:

• hot
• cold
• wet
• dry
• tall
• short
• old
• new
• good
• bad
• fast
• slow
• near
• far
• soft
• hard
• light/bright
• dark
• nice
• kind
• mean
• smart
• stupid
• high
• low
• tasty/delicious
• spicy
• sweet
• savory
• fat
• thin
• young 
• clean 
• dirty
• loud
• quiet
• happy 
• funny
• sad

Carrier phrases:

• I said…
• You said…
• Did you say…?
• Where is…?
• It is…(adj).

Jevon

I-005 (18 Sep)

First I got a couple of long sentences, 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 re-elicited the following words, with a particular emphasis on stop quality.

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

Then I elicited some new words. I elicited nouns with their plurals.

• rumor (= v. to hear)
• dance
• gift
• fish
• to measure
• (fish) scale
• (fish) tail
• (fish) fin
• boat
• bone
• (bird) wing (also woman's head scarf)
• to hit
• mouth
• shoulder (another word for wing)

G-012 (18 Sep)

• baobab
• baobab fruit
• finger/s
• butt/s
• bark/shell/rind
• skin/hide
• forest
• branch
• root
• yam
• moss
• spoiled (food/meat)
• dank

I-024 (18 Sep)

I'm looking for gender/case:

• by the stove
• by the tomb

• over the beach
• on top of the cat
• on top of the grave
• on top of the fence
• over the person
• over the horn
• over the claw
• over the tongue

• by the mosquitos
• by the elephant/s
• by the frog/s

• knife
• using the knife
• without the knife
• with the woman
• to the woman
• for the woman
• from the woman (sent from)
• from the woman (idea originating from)
• along the beach

In the unlikely event that I have more time I'll go hunting for more prepositions:

• behind the tree
• behind the trees
• between the trees
• by the trees
• at the trees
• toward the trees
• near the trees
• far from the trees
• around the tree
• beside the tree (left/right)
• beyond/on the other side of the trees
• halfway up the tree

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