Halaman:006a Nasal.djvu/2

ah is used when the final vowel sounds like a closed a. In the Kauer dialect one pronounces a word-final a partly as a, partly as oe (definitely not as the Javanese a sound); both vowels are heard as a single sound which cannot be transcribed with our script.

The word-stress is on the penultimate syllable. The letter k at the end of a word is partly swallowed, as in the other positions.

1.2.2. This questionnaire consists of three lists: 6a Nasal

6b Kauer

6c Semendo

2. THE NASAL LIST

1. badan
2. hoeloe
3. poedak
4. kening
5. tengkorak
6. wò
8. oesoeh oesoeh
9. tjoeping
11. mata
15. pakoe alis
17. waïl mata, loeh mata
18. ingoelan
21. bihoem
22. bangoek
25. bibir
27. soengoet
28. djang goeh
29. dagoe
30. tali toedoeng
31. ema
32. kaketah
33. gigi
34. sembelahoem
35. langah
37. longkong
38. galah
41. soesoe
42. soesoe

43. dada
45. poentjak soesoe
46. waïl soesoe
47. rimahan, sadapan
48. njoesoe
50. tehoelan roesoeh
52. boejah
53. isaw balak
54. isaw
56. hatai
61. poesok
62. tali poesok
63. belikok
66. penepahan agas, tetapi
68. pangkil
69. ketoek
70. tehoelan klentoeng
72. memising
73. mising
75. memetoek
77. toewak, pesèh
78. <1>
82. memijoeh
83. mijoeh
84. tjoekoet
86. djelamak
88. boekoe lali
90. paha