Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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child: child ts'ínkeey iin children |
childhood: |
chill: |
chimney: łet xádétjuut deh |
chin: my chin ALSO beak, bill |
chink: I'm chinking it
shax xnehtthúuk | ||||||
chinking: |
chinook wind: SYN wind |
chip: she or he is chipping shí' néltsįį ts'į́' yéhjek naadley the meat is frozen solid so he is chipping it instead ekch'ék I am chipping it yehch'ék he or she is chipping it łuut ekch'ek I am chipping ice |
chips (small peices): tsaath tthěel' potato chips tsets tthěel' wood chips |
choke:yitnelndék she or he choked on it (on something solid)
ch'etnédhegshíits | ||||||
choose:ch'etah xayį́htęę he chose him (from a group) ch'etah ts'enh xaghíhdlah I chose these from among them |
chop: I am chopping it (into chunks) imperfective paradigm
nén' íhddheł tsaath xaghúhłêel gha | ||||||
Christmas: Christmas Day nach'imaal traditional stick used to give and receive gifts |
cigarette: |
claim: she or he claimed it |
clam: lake clam Commonly found in Mansfield Creek. ALSO snail SYN mussel |
clamp: |
clan:Ch'echeelyu Ch'aadz Ałts'į́' Dendeey Dik'aagyu Niisaas Taandîidz Altsiil Tsesyu Naltsiin |
clap (hands): I am clapping
maa lach'ihkét | ||||||
