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Southern Aymara core wordlist — AR

Recorded forms from the ASJP Database; not yet reviewed by a native speaker.

Core wordlist. These forms are phonetic transcriptions from the ASJP Database; native spelling has not been recorded yet. This page lists 24 recorded forms in Southern Aymara, each shown as a phonetic transcription in slashes.

Source: Wichmann, Søren, Eric W. Holman, Cecil H. Brown, Matthew S. Dryer, and Qibin Ran (eds.). 2025. The ASJP Database (version 21). https://asjp.clld.org — licensed under CC-BY-4.0.

This page lists every recorded Southern Aymara form on LanguageKnow. It currently lists 18 forms. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

Southern Aymara (AR)

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18 words and 6 phrases — 24 entries in total.

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Words (18)

A (3)

anata (Southern Aymara) noun AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

carnival, traditional festival play

ayni (Southern Aymara) noun AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

mutual aid, reciprocal labor

H (5)

/haqi/ phonetic transcription

person

/huma/ phonetic transcription

thou

L (2)

M (1)

/maja/ phonetic transcription

one

N (1)

/najra/ phonetic transcription

eye

P (1)

/paja/ phonetic transcription

two

Q (1)

/quqa/ phonetic transcription

tree

T (2)

thuqhuña (Southern Aymara) verb AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

to dance

W (2)

/wila/ phonetic transcription

blood

Phrases (6)

Ayni lurapxañani. (Southern Aymara) AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

We will do mutual communal work.

Kamisaki, kusisiñaniwa. (Southern Aymara) AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

Hello, we are going to celebrate.

Pachamamaru ch'allt'añani. (Southern Aymara) AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

We will offer a libation to Mother Earth.

Taqinisa thuqhupxani. (Southern Aymara) AI-checked — awaiting native speaker review

Everyone will dance together.

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