GANZA-BERTHA

 Ganza (also Ganzo, Koma) is an Omotic

language spoken in the Al Kurumik district of the Blue Nile (state) in Sudan and in the western Benishangul-Gumuz region of Ethiopia, specifically in the village districts of Penishuba and Yabeldigis. It also goes by the names Ganzo, Gwami, Koma, and Koma-Ganza.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganza_language

PDF DICTIONARY & GRAMMAR AVAILABLE

TONOLOGY: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/309548868_A_TONOLOGY_OF_GANZA

NUMBERS: https://www.academia.edu/30348816/Ganza_Gwa_mi_Na_na_Number_Chart


A'we = my friend, only used by females
Aa/Au = to say
Aba = Sun
Abagizkwee = West, lit. "place the Sun enters"
Abakatikwee = East, lit. "place the Sun rises"
Abasap = noon, lit. "Sun's burning"
Abasapkal = lunch
Aga = sew
Abu = gray hair
Agu = stranger
Agum = thorn
Akum = to be good
Ala = my friend, only used by males
Angar = bed
Ans'a = gold
Ans'i = Moon, month
Ans'i = season
Ans'osinģo = rain cloud
Ant'ash = termite
Ap = in front of, before
Apa = uncle
Api = seed
Apin = awake
Apkal = eye
Apka'a = forward
Apmul = eyelash
Apo = now
Arbija = car
Asa = hail
Ashop'ali = woman abandoned by husband
Asi = human, tribe, family
Aski = female person
Ata = breast of a human or animal, milk
Awa = grinding stone
Aza = bad, ruined, spoiled
Baa = father
Bagar = horse
Bahan = barren woman
Bandal = desert, wilderness
Bans = right, right hand
Bans = throw with the right hand
Bar = class of large birds
Bat = type of duck
Bat'i/Bat'a = to not exist
Bee = type of bird, yellow-billed kite
Bek'e = lizard
Bita/Bit = drop, throw away
Bobos = millipede
Bokok = aardvark
Bot'ok = mud
Bozon = antelope
Buba = male or bull of any animal species
Bulkabulka = butterfly
Bulush = intestines
Bumba = red
Bumbakapi = type of bird, weaver
Bundul = gun
Buran = type of clothing
But'a = cane, staff
Butik = proud, pride
Bwanza = young man
Bwingjan = Bertha people: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berta_people
Daga = in season
Daging = finish
Dakin = naked
Dalal = a shirker of responsibilities
Dingal = temple of the head
Dingalwapi = crested eagle
Dob = lion
Doko = female friend of a female or a man's wife
Dubiasi = troublemaker
Dubu = window
Gaja = Oromo people
Gama = cut
Gaman = circumcision
Gansis = dreadlocks
Gara = sit
Gari = belt
Gepe = oath
Gialoka = drum
Giza = enter; source of the famous Giza in Kemet, where pyramids are present; may be alluding to a spiritual gateway located in the area where entities may enter our realm or gain entrance from Earth to other realms (WCOM)
Gundul = only
Gusha = erase
Gwami = Ganza antonym
Gwara = Mabaan people
Ha'a = water
Ha'o = war, fight
Ha'oasi = warrior, lit. "war man"
Haban = afterward
Hadit = metal; source of hadith?
Hali = earlier
Halo = incapable, foolish, idiot, imbecile
Handa = blood
Hawek = flock
Hazga = morning
Hazgama = breakfast
Hazkoro = early morning
Hazkoro = evening
Hazo = year
Hukum = punishment
Hukum = compensate
Ibira = needle
Inja = abstain, refrain
Ink'a = do
Isha = wet, drink
Ishi/Ishikween = 1
Ishigulu = together
Iship = pleasant, enjoyable
Ishkibin = 6
Izgin = fireplace made of 3 stones
Jana = find
Janzal = baboon
Japa/Jep = kill
Jaswa = Jesus (WCOM)
Jawil = hyena
Jelt'o = crossroads
Jere = supreme God; source of Jeremiah
Jesho = rainy season; Jesho = Jesus, an actual deity
Jins'o = beautiful
Jish/Jisha = dig
Jogo = grain
Jongol = meeting, group meeting
K'aansi = New Moon
Kaa = labour, farm work
Kabil = sky; Qabila = tribe = Arabic, Kabil/Kabila = able, worthy, capable, competent = Hindi, Kabila = A wife, a family, a household = Hindi: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/kabil
Kaki = white
Kalu = salt
Kani = light
Kwaja = road, path
Kwajatushu = world, lit. "roads end"
Kwanza = beetle; hmm
Kweekwat'i = mountain
Mahi = class of large cats; Jeremahi = God Panther?
Mali = son
Naki = mother, maternal aunt
Nali = many
Nana = mouth, language, word
Neren = child of one's brother
Nero = ethnicity, kinship
Nisi = how many?
Opo = cave
Paba = vagina
Pant'a = rain & pour
Panza = axe
S'ak'o = story
S'uba = smoke
S'una = virgin
Saleja = honey beer
Shaa = know
Shabak'a = net
Shabu = edge
Shagaj = storm
Shaka = spoil
Sham/Shama = tired
Shank'a = open, airy, sparsely filled
Shank'a = sparse rain, drizzle
Shank'a = light; source of Shankar, a praise name for Shiva and a word meaning "crackling of flames": https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/shankara
Shashi = rope
Shele = 9
Shenk/Shank'a = stone
Shikol = rush, go quickly
Shilamshilam = centipede
Shini = work
Shint = nose
Shira = short
Shomo = python
Shosho = bag
Shubi = air; Shu = sky god = KH
Shuli = draw out, take out
Shun = love
Shuwa = beer
Shwashkaj = whisper
Shwasha = harvest
Shwashap = tarantula
Sigi = wife
Sima = sand
Sinģo = cloud
Siso = ashamed
Sizil = krokodile
Sunu = go over, cross over; possible source of Sun
Swak/Swakti = spirit, spirit being; Swakti motors: https://www.onefivenine.com/india/Companies/District/Maharashtra/Thane/Page77
Swakmaska/Swakti'hamaskana = dream, lit. "spirit menstruate"; this is powerful
Swakojenso = prayer, lit. "spirit high asking"
Swana = count, read
T'abi = oil
T'ep = bee sting
T'esho = under
T'insi/T'inzigala = give
T'jala/T'el = look for, want; source of Tel?
T'jama = grave, funeral
T'jap'at'jap'a = steal
T'jasha = urine
T'jasha = tribe; possible connection to Jasher and Tjesh
T'jashkal = booty
T'odo = black
T'uk'ul = frog
T'uman = yesterday
T'usha = impotent man
T'wank'i = scorpion
Taga = forget
Taja = sojourn, journey
Taku = run as a group
Tama = fire
Tamasodo = stoke the fire
Tamu = Uduk peepl
Targim = translate
Taro = behind
Taw = touch
Tiko = fear
Tisha = call
Tizi = 3
Tunda = forehead
Tushi = harvest
Tushu = limit, boundary, last thing, on the end; source of tush
Tuta = return
Twana = prepare
Twangal = elefant
Twikin = midnight; source of twinkling
Ukul = knee
Ukul = hump of a cow (or camel?)
Uli = raise children
Uli = alcohol; uli-ko-hol?
Unga = night
Unza = close
Uri = call
Urukumbi = slope? dictionary says "down country"
Ushum = horn
Waba = draw water
Waga = left behind, abandon
Wagin = disbelieve, to reject; source of wag, to wag the head
Wago = think, hope, thought, idea
Wakata = separate
Wala = remain; source of wallow?
Wama = river
Wandal = left
Wandalkasa = left direction
Wapa = cave
Wapti = evil
Was'a = request, ask
Wasa = name, to name
Washa = guilty
Wasi = meat
Wigi = snake
Wiki = fall
Wishi = send someone to do something; source of wish
Wobo = 8
Wolo = gathering, be together, packed in
Wudija = club, knobkerrie
Wupu = hide
Wushkun = breathe, pant
Wushu = type of medicinal herb and a poison
Wushu = thirst for
Zazo = twin





dreaming is the spirit = 888 SET, 141 PTS
dreaming is the menstruation of spirit = 123 PTS, 1999 FIBO
swakmaska dreaming is the menstruation of your spirit asante massawa akhkabuan = 888 KFWK, 88 ALWK, 777 PRI
swak is a spirit = 666 TRI, 696 PTS
swakti is a dream = 666 KGS, 999 SUM, 999 PTAHATPR








BERTHA

PDF DICTIONARY AVAILABLE

WORDLIST: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Berta_word_lists

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berta_people

Bertha is said to mean "bright one" in OHGerman: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertha

HEAR THE LANGUAGE HERE: https://youtu.be/LSu5ThGgQdw

Adurgang = old, worn out
Aguuru = cloud
Alfasad = evil
Alkarama = sacrifice
Alu = head
Amung = nose
Anģs'as'ir = light
Anthamang = fox
Arba = 4
Are = eye
Asabit = Saturday
Asola = mountain
Bashu = fight; source of bash?
Bele = stone
Benģeni = red
Ber = spear; source of saber
Ber = army, force, war
Berfiki (Berfiqi) = fight, war
Bertha = mpm "army forward" or "war towards" or "spear towards", source of the Bertha name and showing their ancient war-like history
Bidi = to rain
Bishi = heart
Buli = river
Deeli = sea, large river
Didinģo = your mother
Duk'unung = 1
Fia = kill
Firi = water
Fudi = white
Gaama = lake
Galasi = green
Gali = dog
Habithang/Thabithang = night
Halali = python
Hamsa = 5
Holonģoni = 2
Huuhulu = egg
Ide = husband
İigi = scorpion
İis'u = star; Isu as in Jesus. Isu = star = Motu
K'afa = blood
K'uria = snake
Lebena = send
Lufa = fall
Maada = know
Mazalo = rainbow
Mbagishu = evening
Mili = black
Mohothe = 3
Mu = fire
Munzu/Munsu = Sun
Munzuyu = day
Musha = die
Mushan = girl
Ndu = mouth
Nģine = he
Nģgunung = other
Ninģe = wife, woman
P'us'i = wet
Ro = rain
S'ak'a = earth
S'is'ia = tree
Shabaro = whirlwind
Shabohoole = 7
Shimbil = wealth
Shiming = advice
Shor = sky, ceiling
Shuli = house
Shuni = bad; source of shun?
Shurinģa = stand
Sigi = Moon; Sigitolo connection
Thabamanamu = 9
Thaboothe = 8
Thamer = sword
Thanģo = there
Thashoru = high in the sky