|| mɨpə || mɨwɲə || || mwɨyɲ || mɨwɲ |- | tooth || *nɨmpɨy || ɨwk || nɨmpɨy || nɨmpɨy || || nɨmpɨy || nɨmpɨy |- | bone || *apə || ap || avə || apə || || yapə || ampɨ |- | tongue || *tɨkŋa || tɨkalɨr || tɨkat || tɨkŋalɨn || || tɨkŋalɨ || tɨkan |- | eye || *mɨyR || mɨyr || mɨynɨy || mɨynɨy || || mɨynɨy || mɨyl |- | nose || *tam(w)ə || tam || tamə || tamə || || tamə || tamwə |- | leg || *man || man || man || man || man || man || rawɨ |- | ear || *wan || wan || wan || wan || || wan || |- | egg || || mpant || mpantɨ || ŋkɨk || || mpwantɨ || ŋkwɨy |- | tree || *mɨy || mɨy || mɨy || mɨy || || mɨy || mɨy |- | name || *cɨ || cɨ || cɨ || ɨy || || cɨ || cɨ |- | pig || *mp(w)al || mpar || mpak || mpalɨ || || pwalɨ || mpwal |- | dog || *wac, *war || ac || warə || wacə || || warə || pyəp |- | snake || *kampwəy || kampay || kampwəy || kampwəy || || hampwəy || mapwɨcɨ |- | mosquito || *kɨvɨy || kɨvɨy || kɨvyə || kwɨyə || || mɨkɨycɨ || cɨvyə |- | louse || || təkɨyn || mpakwə || nɨmw || || kəmalɨ || ɲən |- | see || *vɨ || vɨ || vɨ || vɨ || || vɨ || təyf |- | eat || *kɨ || kɨ || kɨ || kə || || hə || kɨ |- | go || *yɨ || yɨ || yɨ || yɨ || yɨ || yɨ || yɨ |- | come || *ya || ya || ya || ya || || ya || ya |- | sit || *rə || rɨ || rɨ || rə || || rə || yəlkɨy |- | stand || *rap(m) || rap || rap || rapm || || rapm || |} References William A. Foley (2005). "Linguistic prehistory in the Sepik–Ramu basin." In: Andrew Pawley, Robert Attenborough, Robin Hide and Jack Golson, eds, Papuan pasts: cultural, linguistic and biological histories of Papuan-speaking peoples. Pacific Linguistics 572. 109-144. Canberra: Australian National University. Donald C. Laycock (1965). The Ndu language family (Sepik District, New Guinea). Pacific Linguistics C-1.