Sinyar language
Shemya (tàar ʃàmɲà) bụ asụsụ nkè ndị Sinyar. Ọ bụ asụsụ Central Sudan nkè á na-asụ ná Chad ná n'oge gàrà aga ná Darfur, Sudan. Á na-asụ yá n'ụzọ dịgasị ichè ichè S cru, Shamyan, Shemya, Sinya, mà màrà yá dị kà Symiarta, Taar Shamyan, Zimirra.
A na-asụ asụsụ ahụ ná Goz Beïda, Chad ná Foro Boranga, Sudan. E nwèrè ụda abụọ dị élú na ụda dị ala. Usoro okwu bụ SVO.[1][2]
Dimmendaal hapụrụ yá dị ka asụsụ dịpụrụ adịpụ, ébé Blench jikọtara yá ná Formona.[3]
Doornbos dekọrọ agbụrụ Sinyar irí ná asatọ. Ezinụlọ Kijaar, nkè dị nsó ná Kujargé, nwèrè ike ịlụ ndị Kujargé.[4]
Akwụkwọ Nsọ
dezieSinyar yiri kà ọ nwere superstratum Bongo Bagirmi na substratum na-abụghị nkè Congo Bagirmi. Ụfọdụ ókwú ókwú ná Sinyar nwèrè njikọ n'asụsụ Bongo Bagirmi (karịsịa otu Yulu-Gula dị nso), ébé ndị ọzọ anaghị.[5]Templeeti:Col-begin Templeeti:Col-break
- Sinyar lexical items without Bongo-Bagirmi cognates
Gloss | Sinyar |
---|---|
bee, honey | sìmír |
black | kìttì |
buffalo | kàjìbìl |
come | uwe / weeɲ |
deep | cuggol |
dry | arfa |
ear | ùrà |
leaf | ìi |
elephant | kártí |
foot | gwàar |
leg | kàffà |
grass | kàanà |
head | sùɓó |
hunger | mùsù |
kill | wii |
long | ʃùggòl |
moon | kwànjà |
neck | kwàalà |
new | sìyèer |
night | dìkìttì |
nose | ɲàrmá |
person | cé / céè; ƒítì |
place | dì |
placenta | kàɗù |
plait, to | urɓa / urmba |
rain, to | weeri (-ooru) |
red | abbal |
rope | kwàár |
smoke | úʃú |
snake | nɖùbbòl |
steal | maggal / mangal |
stone, grindstone | gòl |
wet | wicce (-ucce) |
- Sinyar lexical items with Bongo-Bagirmi cognates
Gloss | Sinyar |
---|---|
beget | wiʄe / wiɲe |
bird | wèl |
breast | mbàár |
die | wille |
dog | ɓìsì |
drink | iya |
eat | wiɲ |
eye | kwòm |
fire | fòɗù |
fish | kwùnjó |
grease, oil | ìbì |
horn | kòjjù |
hot | uŋŋa |
I | màá |
know | ugol / ungol |
make a pot | uɓa / umba |
meat | ìjjà |
mouth | tàar |
name | èerè |
ox, cow | ìccà |
seed | kùfò |
sharp | affa |
skin | ànnà |
seep | suɗo / sunjo |
three | mùʈʈà |
tree | kàggá |
two | róò |
who? | ɗèe- |
goat | fìyà |
gruel, porridge | fìryà |
hair | fìí |
warthog | fòɗú |
sun | dkàjjà |
water, thirst | kùjá |
urine | wèrjí |
tie, to | wirja / wirnja |
Templeeti:Col-endNọmba Sinyar sitere na Boyeldieu (2013):[6]
- Ọnụ ọgụgụ
1 | Kalịna |
2 | róò |
3 | Asụsụ a |
4 | Ọ bụ n'ihi na ọ bụ n'oge ahụ ka a |
5 | Mụ na nna |
6 | Memba |
7 | Morsò |
8 | Maartà |
9 | Nkwupụta |
10 | Ọdịdị |
Aha nnọchiaha
dezieNdị nnọchiaha Sinyar:[5]
- Nkwupụta Sinyar
Nkọwa | Sinyar |
---|---|
1S | maalé, (màá) |
2S | Anya na-acha |
3S | nàalé, (nàá) |
1P.du | Ihe omuma ihe omuma |
1Ihe atụ? | N'ihi obodo a, ọ bụ obodo a ma ama |
1P.in | cèesá |
2P? | Isi; Seesá |
3P | N'ime nwa |
Edensibia
dezie- ↑ Boyeldieu, Pascal. 2013. Case alignment(s) in Sinyar. Paper presented at the Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium, 22-24 May, 2013.
- ↑ Boyeldieu, Pascal. 2015. Case alignment(s) in Sinyar. In Angelika Mietzner and Anne Storch (eds.), Nilo-Saharan: Models and Descriptions, 21-36. Cologne: Köppe.
- ↑ Blench, Roger. Central Sudanic overview.
- ↑ Blažek (2015). "On the position of Kujarke within Chadic". Folia Orientalia 52. ISSN 0015-5675.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Boyeldieu, Pascal. 2013. Sinyar and SBB (Central Sudanic): genetic relationship or contact? Paper presented at Linguistique diachronique et reconstruction : méthodes, acquis, avancées récentes. Labex EFL. 1-6 July 2013.
- ↑ Boyeldieu, Pascal. 2013. Sinyar numerals.