Maratino language

Maratino is a poorly attested extinct language that was spoken in north-east Mexico, near Martín, Tamaulipas. Swanton, who called it 'Tamaulipeco', classified it as Uto-Aztecan based on a few obvious cognates, such as Maratino chiguat 'woman' ~ Nahuatl cihuātl 'woman' and peyot 'peyote' ~ Nahuatl peyotl, but other scholars have not considered this to be enough to classify the language.

Vocabulary
The following vocabulary list of Maratino is from John Swanton (1940: 122–124).


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! gloss !! Maratino
 * able || kugtima
 * after the manner of || niwa
 * although || kuaahne
 * and || he
 * arrow || ciri
 * bird || magtc
 * bow || mahkā
 * but yet || kuaahne
 * children || tzikuini
 * come home, to || utepa
 * cord || pong
 * cry, to || mimigihi
 * deer || kons(gio)
 * (diminutive suffix) || -i
 * drink, to || baah(ka)
 * eat, to || migtikui
 * enemy || koapagtzi
 * escape, to || kugtima
 * far || kuiüsikuima
 * flee, to || pamini
 * forces || koh
 * forest (?) || tamu
 * go, to || nohgima
 * joy || maamehe
 * kill, to || paahtcu
 * leap, to || maatzimetzu
 * like || niwa
 * lion || xuri
 * little || -i
 * many || a-a
 * meat || migtikui
 * mountain || tamu
 * not || -he
 * now || mohka
 * our || ming
 * peyote || peyot
 * (plural suffix) || -a
 * run, to || kuino, kugtima
 * see, to || tepeh
 * shots || katama
 * shout, to || nohgima
 * shout for joy, to || maamehe
 * sleep, to || tutcē
 * strength || koh
 * the || tze
 * them || me
 * these || tze
 * to || tamu
 * unable || kugtimā
 * us || ko, ming
 * very || kuiüsikuima
 * war, to || tamu
 * we || ming
 * weep, to || mimigihi
 * without || -he
 * wolf || bum
 * woman || tciwat
 * woods || tamu
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }
 * meat || migtikui
 * mountain || tamu
 * not || -he
 * now || mohka
 * our || ming
 * peyote || peyot
 * (plural suffix) || -a
 * run, to || kuino, kugtima
 * see, to || tepeh
 * shots || katama
 * shout, to || nohgima
 * shout for joy, to || maamehe
 * sleep, to || tutcē
 * strength || koh
 * the || tze
 * them || me
 * these || tze
 * to || tamu
 * unable || kugtimā
 * us || ko, ming
 * very || kuiüsikuima
 * war, to || tamu
 * we || ming
 * weep, to || mimigihi
 * without || -he
 * wolf || bum
 * woman || tciwat
 * woods || tamu
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }
 * them || me
 * these || tze
 * to || tamu
 * unable || kugtimā
 * us || ko, ming
 * very || kuiüsikuima
 * war, to || tamu
 * we || ming
 * weep, to || mimigihi
 * without || -he
 * wolf || bum
 * woman || tciwat
 * woods || tamu
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }
 * we || ming
 * weep, to || mimigihi
 * without || -he
 * wolf || bum
 * woman || tciwat
 * woods || tamu
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }
 * woman || tciwat
 * woods || tamu
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }
 * yet || kuaahne
 * }