Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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jay (Canada Jay): SYN grey jay, camprobber (Perisoreous canadensis) |
candle: ALSO lamp |
container: SYN can |
can: SYN container |
cane: SYN staff, walking stick |
walking stick: SYN staff, cane |
lamp: ALSO candle |
canoe: |
staff (walking stick): SYN cane, walking stick |
tent: tent niimaal traditional skin-covered shelter tsults'og temporary teepee-like shelter |
canvas: ALSO tent |
valley: ALSO canyon, headwaters |
headwaters: ALSO valley, canyon |
canvasback (duck):naltthogh (Aythya valisineria) |
canyon: ALSO valley ALSO headwaters ch'etl'aa dég' téeshah he is climbing out of the head of the canyon |
capsize: it capsized, flipped over, rolled over ts'eyh wu'éł nákédéexeł his boat capsized |
carcass: |
cards (playing):galdás éł nach'ehłeek he's playing with cards |
car:natet-łeg natet-łeg deek'én' the car is running |
vehicle:natet-łeg |
