paro

par (alternative)
para (alternative)
paroho (alternative)


ak

Possibly related to Nivkh ыкын (əkən), аӄанд (aqand, “elder brother”).


aca

used to show respect when addressing older men


ahci

head

ahci (Kana spelling アㇵチ, possessed form ahcihi)

Borrowed from Nivkh ытик (əțik), атик (ațik).


サパ

ユㇰ　サパ


siki

sik (alternative)
シㇰ (alternative)
sikihi (alternative)
シキヒ (alternative)


numa

numa (Kana spelling ヌマ, possessed form numaha)


ハポ

クコㇿ ハポ アン。


トゥレㇱ

tures (romanization)
ツ゚レㇱ (alternative)
ト゚レㇱ (alternative)
ツ゚レㇲ (alternative)
ト゚レㇲ (alternative)
トゥレㇲ (alternative)


アㇵチ

アㇵチ (Latin spelling ahci, possessed form アㇵチヒ)

ahci (romanization)
アㇵチヒ (possessed-form)


デウシカ

Borrowed from Russian девушка (devuška).


hekaci

From hekatu (“to be born”) + -i (“nominalising suffix”), literally “born person”.


nimaki

From ni (“root morpheme for tooth”) + maki.


parunpe

From paro (“mouth”) + un (“locative particle”) + pe (“thing”), literally “thing in mouth”.

compound

carunpe (alternative)
チャルンペ (alternative)


cikiri

/t͡ɕìꜛkʲíɾí/

From ci + kiri (“root morpheme for foot”).


noype

head

noype (Kana spelling ノィペ, possessed form noypehe)

noypehe (possessed-form)
noybe (alternative)

From noy (“to twist, wind”) + -p (“thing”), literally “the twisting thing”. Sakhalin varieties have keyoroh (“brain”).


hapah

head

hapah (Kana spelling ハパㇵ, possessed form hapapuhu)


patoy

patoy (Kana spelling パトィ, possessed form patoye)

patoye (possessed-form)
catoy (alternative)


キプツ゚ㇽ

キプツ゚ㇽ (Latin spelling kiputur, possessed form キプツ゚ル)

kiputur (romanization)
キプツ゚ル (possessed-form)

From キㇷ゚ (kip, “hairline”) + ウツ゚ㇽ (utur, “between”).