INT quiz 4

Ana

to be

Rina

to go

Shamuna

to come

Charina

to have

Munana

to want

Rimana

to speak

Llakina

to love

Rikuna

to see

Tukuna

to become

Yachauna

to learn

Yachana

to know

Mikuna

food/to eat

Upina

to drink

Wañuna

to die

Kawsana

to live

Yanuna

to cook

Purina

to walk

Tarabana

to work

Puñuna

to sleep

Pita

Who

Piwa

Whose

Pita angi

Who are you?

Imata

What

Ima raigu

Why (literally: what reason)

Imasna

How

Imata an

What is it?

Maita

Where

Maibi

In where

Maimanda

Where from

Maima

Where to

Maibi an?

Where is it?

Maimanda shamungi?

Where do you come from?

Killu

yellow/tan

Puka

red/orange

Wayllu

green

Sani

purple/iridescent

Yurak/ruyak

white

Yana

black

Amsa

dark

Ruku

old

Malta

young

Mushuk

new

Suni

long

Jatun

large

Ichilla

small

Sindzi

strong

Sumak

beautiful

Irizda

ugly/bad

Putus

fluffy

Llausa

slimy/slick

Punzu

curly

Muyu

round

Chiri

cold

Rupak

hot

Milli

fierce

Uyarik

noisy

Chunlla

quiet

Kushi

happy

Llaki

sad

Yapa

very

-shina

-like

Machin araña

tarantula

Sacha wagra

tapir

Iluku

potoo bird

Kushillu

kinkajou

Kindi

hummingbird

Wangana

peccary

Sapu

frog

Kalikali

Amazon parrot

Tutapishku

bat

Amarun

boa/anaconda

Machin

spider monkey

Sikwanka

toucan

I

Ñuka (-i)

You

Kan (-ngi)

I = Ñuka (-i)
• You = Kan (-ngi)
• Y’all = Kanguna (-ngichi)
• We = Ñukanchi (-nchi)
• 3rd person singular (she/he/it/
sing. they) = Pay (-n)
• 3rd person plural (pl. they) =
Payguna (-nun)

Kanguna (-ngichi)

Y’all

Kanguna (-ngichi)

We

Ñukanchi (-nchi)

3rd person singular (she/he/it/
sing. they)

Pay (-n)

3rd person plural (pl. they)

Payguna (-nun)