shiichu weja'kadü

• shiichu'kö weja'kadü

From shiichu (“baby”) +‎ w- (intransitive marker) +‎ eja'ka (“to come out”) +‎ -dü (action nominalizer), thus literally ‘the coming out of the baby’.

• IPA^(key): [ʃiːt͡ʃu wehaʔkaɾ̠ɨ]

shiichu weja'kadü

1. public ceremonial chant (ödemi) sung when bringing a newborn out of the village roundhouse for the first time, after its umbilical cord has fallen off, symbolically introducing it to the world

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