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Entry Section Orthography English Gloss Semantic Category
1  1.1.1. Daʼamahonǃeng  The child sees the eland.  nouns 
2    Daʼamahonǃʼhei  The child sees the lion.   
3    Daʼamahoǀao  The child sees the buffalo.   
4    Daʼamahoǃʼhwã  The child sees the man.   
5    Daʼamahodzʼheu  The child sees the woman.   
6    Daʼamahogǂʼhwĩ  The child sees the dog.   
7    Daʼamahogǃheĩ  The child sees the tree.   
8    Daʼamahoǀʼei  The child sees the axe.   
9    nǃeng  eland   
10    ǀao  buffalo   
11    gǃheĩ  tree   
12    nǃʼhei  lion   
13    gǂʼhwĩ  dog   
14    ǀʼei  axe   
15    Daʼamaho nǃeng  The child sees the eland.  verbs 
16    Daʼamaǃhũ nǃeng  The child kills the eland.   
17    Daʼamagu nǃeng  The child catches the eland.   
18    Daʼamatšhinǁʼha nǃeng  The child shoots the eland.   
19    Daʼamakwa̭ nǃeng  The child fears the eland.   
20    Daʼamatxa nǃeng  The child hits the eland.   
21    Daʼamaǁaʼe nǃeng  The child skins the eland.   
22    Daʼamaʼm nǃeng  The child eats the eland.   
23    ho  sees   
24    gu  catches   
25    kwa̭  fears  (note: diacritic below /a̭/ indicates pharyngeal friction) 
26    ǁaʼe  skins   
27    ǃhũ  kills   
28    tšhinǁʼha  shoots   
29    txa  hits   
30    ʼm  eats   
31    Daʼamaho nǃeng  The child sees the eland.  nouns 
32    ǃʼHwãho nǃeng  The man sees the eland.   
33    Nǃeuho nǃeng  The elder sees the eland.   
34    Dzʼheuho nǃeng  The woman sees the eland.   
35    ǀAoho nǃeng  The buffalo sees the eland.   
36    Gǂʼhwĩho nǃeng  The dog sees the eland.   
37    Nǃʼheiho nǃeng  The lion sees the eland.   
38    ǃXoho nǃeng  The elephant sees the eland.   
39    Daʼamaho nǃeng  The child sees the eland.   
40  1.1.2.1. Daʼama nǃaʼa ho nǃeng  The big child sees the eland.  descriptive adnouns 
41    nǃaʼa  big   
42    Daʼama ga̭ʼu ho nǃeng  The clean child sees the eland.   
43    Daʼama ǀʼhom ho nǃeng  The beautiful child sees the eland.   
44    Daʼama ze ho nǃeng  The new child sees the eland.   
45    Daʼama kxʼeni ho nǃeng  The lucky child sees the eland.   
46    Daʼama ǀxori ho nǃeng  The cunning child sees the eland.   
47    nǃaʼa  big   
48    Daʼama nǃaʼa ho nǃeng  (not on wordlist)   
49  1.1.2.2. Daʼama he ho nǃeng  This child sees the eland.  demonstrative adnouns 
50    he  this    
51    Daʼama he ho nǃeng  This child sees the eland.   
52    Daʼama toʼa ho nǃeng  That child sees the eland.   
53    Daʼama uutoʼa ho nǃeng  Yonder child sees the eland.   
54  1.1.3.1. Gwa̭ǂʼa daʼama ho nǃeng  Yesterday the child saw the eland.  temporal adverbs 
55    gwa̭ǂʼa  yesterday    
56    Daʼama zaʼaha ho nǃeng  Long ago the child saw the eland.   
57    Daʼama ka ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland now.   
58    Daʼama ǁeʼike ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland today.   
59    Daʼama nǃo ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland early.   
60    Daʼama nǃoma ho nǃeng  The child will see the eland tomorrow.   
61    Zaʼaha daʼama ho nǃeng  Long ago the child saw the eland.   
62    Ka daʼama ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland now.   
63    ǁEʼike daʼama ho nǃeng  Today the child sees the eland.   
64    Nǃo daʼama ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland early.   
65    Nǃʼhoma daʼama ho nǃeng  The child will see the eland tomorrow.   
66  1.1.3.2. Daʼama šete ho nǃeng   The child also sees the eland.  descriptive adverbs 
67    Daʼama niše ho nǃeng  The child nearly saw the eland.   
68    Daʼama ǁeu ho nǃeng  The child wsees the eland well.   
69    Daʼama šiniha ho nǃeng  The child still sees the eland.   
70    Daʼama nǃobe ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland badly.   
71    Daʼama hotama nǃeng   The child sees the eland unsuccessfully.   
72    Daʼama ho ǀʼhoma nǃeng  The child sees the eland beautifully.   
73    Daʼama ho nǃoʼowa nǃeng  The child sees the eland rapidly.   
74    Daʼama nǃoʼo nǃeng ho   The child sees the eland rapidly.   
75    Daʼama he ho nǃeng  The child sees the eland.   
76    Daʼama šete ho ǀʼhoma nǃeng  Again the child sees the eland beautifully.   
77  1.1.3.3. Daʼama ǀwa ho nǃeng  The child does not see the eland.  negative adverbs 
78    ǀwa  (negative adverb)   
79    ǀwi  (negative adverb)   
80    ǀu  (negative adverb)   
81    ǀeu  (negative adverb)   
82    ǀa  (negative adverb)   
83    ǀao  (negative adverb)   
84    Daʼama ǀwa ho nǃeng  The child does not see the eland.   
85    Daʼama ǀwi ho nǃeng  The child does not see the eland.   
86    Daʼama ǀu ho nǃeng  The child does not see the eland.   
87    Daʼama ǀeu ho nǃeng  The child does not see the eland.   
88    Daʼama ǀao ho nǃeng?  The child does not see the eland.   
89  1.1.3.4. Daʼama re ho nǃeng?  Does the child see the eland?  interrogative adverbs 
90    Daʼama xae ho nǃeng?  Does the child see the eland?   
91    Daʼama ka̭e ho nǃeng?  Does the child see the eland?   
92    Daʼama ba ho nǃeng?  Does the child see the eland?   
93    Daʼama wa ho nǃeng?  Does the child see the eland?   
94    ǁEʼike re daʼama ho nǃeng?  Doe the child see the eland today?   
95    ǁEʼike xae daʼama ho nǃeng?  Doe the child see the eland today?   
96    ǁEʼike ka̭e daʼama ho nǃeng?  Doe the child see the eland today?   
97    ǁEʼike ba daʼama ho nǃeng?  Doe the child see the eland today?   
98    ǁEʼike wa daʼama ho nǃeng?  Doe the child see the eland today?   
99  1.1.4.1. Daʼama sa ǃʼhwã ho nǃeng  The child and the man see the eland.  additive conjunctions 
100    Daʼama sa ǃʼhwã  the child and the man    
101    kota  (additive conjunction)   
102    keta  (additive conjunction)   
103    kosĩ  (additive conjunction)   
104    koti  (additive conjunction)   
105    kesĩ  (additive conjunction)   
106    oka  (additive conjunction)   
107    oko  (additive conjunction)   
108    Daʼama kota ǃʼhwã ho nǃeng  The child and the man see the eland.   
109    Daʼama keta ǃʼhwã ho nǃeng  The child and the man see the eland.   
110    Daʼama kosĩ ǃʼhwã ho nǃeng  The child and the man see the eland.   
111    Daʼama kesĩ ǃʼhwã ho nǃeng  The child and the man see the eland.   
112  1.1.4.2. ǃʼHwã ǁʼa daʼama ho nǃeng  The man's child sees the eland.  possessive conjunction 
113  1.1.4.3. Daʼama ǀʼa ǃʼhwã ko nǃao  The child gives the man a bow.  objectival conjunction 
114  1.1.4.4. Daʼama ho nǃeng te tšinǁʼha te ǃhũ ha  The child sees the eland and shoots it and kills it.  narrative conjunction 
115  1.1.4.5. Daʼamaho nǃeng  The child sees the eland.  subordinating conjunctions 
116    Ka daʼama ho nǃeng…  If the child sees the eland…   
117    khama  because   
118    ka  if, when   
119    ǁʼaa  in order to   
120    šiniha  while, before   
121    ǂʼoma  when