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KadôkadoːKado, also called ‘Bru Pacoh’, or ape_nki_ndô ‘those (who say) there and here’Former dialect of Pacoh, but much borrowing from Bru. Mostly in Samuôi,Huyên district of Laos. nki ‘that’ ndô ‘this’. Region called mưang_Lia.
CantuaCən.tuəPacoh name for the Ta–oaih peopleA different people group west of the Pacoh, historically considered to be inhospitable, unfriendly. However, some Pacoh had trading relations to buy cloth, buffalo, etc., and some even intermarried with Ta–oaih.synTa–oaihCantua canhchứngunspec. comp. formkən.tuə kən.cɯŋTa-oaih
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Pahipahiːfoothill Pacoh closer to the VietnameseDistinguishes the people, dialect and region between Pacoh and Bru, Kinh and Phơang. 4 sub dialects: Pahi_Alao,Pahi_Turai (carlân QT and TT), Pahi_Ta–eaq_(TT),Pahi_Tamprín (Pahi_Thúr,cang_Cantoum-Rapat_arâq_Conh_Mua)Dáng_carna_te_Tún_xâr_tốq_Alơaiq (Daq_A–aq). ; Abbreviated PA.
iniêng idưpʔiniəŋ ʔidɯːpabove--below (of sun by Pacoh)cfpalloutsit:anga pallout; rt-v:ploutpallóh8.5.1.3.2Under, below8.5.1.3.1Above
canuôpkanuəpabout to reach Pacoh new year; new year soasonCanuôp ính tốq, canuôp aya.New year is about to arrive, festival of new year.
Tal–ayTal-ay; a Pacoh village on Lao side of mountains
KriêngkriəŋNgkriêng; NgkreangPeople groupKatuic people group in SE Laos west of Pacoh, north of Ta'oi.Ethnologue code [ngt].
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KitangkitaːŋKitang, KatangKatuic people group in Laos to west of Pacoh, also referred to as ape_ân_hi_nơ those who say we this’. Considered to speak most like Pacoh, so Pacoh can understand them in a short time.
ndyốngʔəɲʄoːŋ1tallHe pôq pánh cune ndyống.We go shoot deer. (short cune are wild pigs).2highPacóh ndyông.High Pacoh - live in high mountains.pa
dyêʄeː1alreadyTốq dyê ính idau cốh ngai paxear curu.When already about to be dark, they bring the diviner down.dyê is used most from Pacoh to Alơaiq; Pôc_dyê = coa_pôc.syndyâhdyơ 1nomi: pardyơcfkhoiq8.4Time8.4.6.2Past2finishedCốh lư dyê, cốh a–aq tông, “Dyê ke, may nhóung o lâng lâyq?” Then truly finished, so/then crow said, “Finished dear, do you see it pretty or not?”3after
tarpoqtər.pɔːʔarrow feathers; arrow finsPacoh use folded bamboo leaf as seen in picture of taráh. cfpla taráhtumiêngcl:tamprang; sound:teang, tát, tóut4.8.3.7Weapon, shoot