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List of Ainu terms

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The Ainu language of the Ainu people is distinct from those of the people around them. They are also genetically distinct.

The list is ordered alphabetically by romanization.

Contents

[edit] A

  • Ainu (アイヌ) - human; the traditional name for the Ainu people
  • Ainu-Mosir (アイヌモシㇼ) - the land of humans; the earth
  • aki (アキ)- younger brother
  • ape (アペ) - fire
  • Ape-Huci-Kamuy (アペフチカムイ) - name of the Ainu fire god
  • attus (アットゥㇱ) - traditional Ainu coat made from fibers harvested from the bark of the Japanese elm tree [1]

[edit] C

  • caranke (チャランケ) - appeal (n)
  • cashi (チャシ) - fortress
  • cikap (チカップ) - bird
  • cir (チリ) - bird
  • cironnup (チロヌッㇷ゚ ) - fox
  • cise (チセ) - house/home
  • cuk (チュク) - autumn

[edit] E

  • emushi (エムシ) - sword
  • esaman (エサマン) - otter

[edit] H

  • huci (フチ) - grandmother

[edit] I

  • inaw (イナウ) - sacred shaved stick, symbolizing a bird, used for prayer [2]
  • iomante (イオマンテ) - the Ainu bear festival [3]
  • ipe (イペ) - [v.i.] to eat, to have a meal; [n.] fish (especially the likes of salmon, trout, or sturgeon)
  • ipetam (イペタㇺ) - legendary Ainu sword [4] (literally, the "eating blade" or the "blade that eats (people)")
  • itak (イタㇰ) - language

[edit] K

  • kamuy (カムイ) - god, spirit; bear
  • Kamuy-Kara-Puto-Ya-Mosir (カムイカラプトヤモシㇼ) - supposedly means "mouth of water"; refers to Karafuto, or the mouth of the Amur River
  • Kamuy-Mosir (カムイモシㇼ) - "Land of the Gods"; heaven
  • kamuy-nomi (カムイノミ) - to pray to the gods
  • kem (ケム) - blood
  • kim (キム) - mountain
  • kina (キナ) - wild plant, grass, weed, herb; a kind of mat woven from dried bulrush leaves with decorative patterns executed in cotton cloth
  • Korpokkur (コロポックル) - name of a traditional Ainu folktale [5]
  • Kutune-Shirka (クト゜ネシリカ) - name of a sacred Ainu epic [6]

[edit] M

  • mata (マタ) - winter (also known as the "men's season" for the fact that it is a good time of year for men to hunt for furs)
  • mata-noski (マタノシキ) - midwinter
  • mosir (モシㇼ) - land; territory; island
  • mukkuri (ムックリ) - traditional Ainu Jew's harp

[edit] N

  • nay (ナイ) - dale (that has a stream or a marsh), valley, stream, river
  • ni (二) - tree; wood
  • nupe (ヌペ) - tears
  • nupuri (ヌプリ) - mountain
  • nusa (ヌサ) - a word that collectively describes an altar and the many inaw (a shaved stick used in an offertory ceremony) that decorate it

[edit] O

  • onkami (オンカミ) - worship/prayer/beseechment
  • ohaw (オハゥ) - ohaw, Ainu-style stew

[edit] P

  • pasuy (パスイ) - chopsticks
  • paykar (パィカラ) - spring (season)
  • pet (ペッ) - river
  • pirka (ピリカ) - good, nice, fine, beautiful
    • pirka kur (ピリカクル) - a fine man (in the sense of "a good person, a virtuous person")
    • pirka okkay (ピリカオッカィ) - a fine man (in the sense of "a handsome man, a good-looking man")
    • pirka menoko (ピリカメノコ) - a beautiful woman, a fine young lady
    • pirka pa (ピリカパ)- a good year
  • pu (プ)- an elevated structure in which to store food and other valuables (the traditional Ainu equivalent of a shed or a warehouse)
  • pukusa (プクサ) - a kind of wild plant that is prized by the Ainu for its pungent, garlic-like flavor (known in Japanese as Ainu negi "Ainu onion" or gyōja ninniku "wandering ascetic garlic")

[edit] R

  • re (レ) - name (explicitly possessed form レヘ rehe
  • rera (レラ) - wind
  • retara (レタラ) - cat
  • ri (リ) - high, tall, lofty
  • repun (レプン) - in the offing, offshore, out in the sea (c.f. Rebun Island)

[edit] S

  • sak (サク) - summer (also known as the "women's season" for the fact that it is a good time of year for women to cultivate plants or to gather wild botanical resources)
  • sapanpe (サパンペ) - men's ceremonial Ainu crown [7]
  • sayo (サヨ) - sayo, Ainu-style porridge
  • seta (セタ) - dog
  • shumari (シュマリ) - fox
  • siretoko (シレトコ) - the end of the Earth; the Shiretoko Peninsula
  • sitoki (シトキ) - glass-bead necklace with a medallion

[edit] T

  • tamasay (タマサイ) - beaded necklace worn by women
  • tonkori (トンコリ) - traditional Sakhalin Ainu stringed instrument
  • toy (トィ) - earth, soil, dirt, mud (also occasionally reduplicated for expressive effect to produce toytoy)
  • tuki (トゥキ) - (drinking) glass

[edit] U

  • upas (ウパス) - snow
  • utari (ウタリ) - friend/companion/compatriot; used by the Ainu to describe themselves; the politically correct term for the Ainu people.

[edit] W

  • wakka (ワッカ) - water (especially that which is potable or clean)

[edit] Y

  • yukar (ユーカㇻ) - traditional Ainu sagas

[edit] References

Most of the content of this page was taken from the equivalent Japanese-language article, accessed March 27, 2006.

[edit] See also

Ainu-English Dictionary

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