Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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Lake Mansfield: |
pond: |
ladder: |
lap: |
land (earth):shnénn' my land nén' k'et on the land |
land:ts'eyh kétl'á'eełáat the boat landed |
language:Dihthâad Xt'een Iin aanděg' Mansfield area people's language |
later:tthé' de'ukah xúh dhíndlah save it until later |
large:shax xuncháax the house is large The same basic words are used for 'deep' as in deep snow or water. |
last night:teddh dą́'ą ghįhts'eyh it was windy last night |
lay down:
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leader: |
lazy:tsets ts'į́' ts'axdetdîig he or she is too lazy to bring in wood |
lay (egg):dets'ên etxees the duck is laying eggs |
leaf:k'įį t'ą̌ą' birch leaf |
lead: |
leak:ehchaan ts'enh shax shíi tuu del'éetl it is raining so water is leaking into the house níihąą water level rose, flooded tuu níihąą water flooded ts'eyh shíi tuu níihąą water leaked into the boat |
leap: |
learn:
nach'enet-tl'ú'u xdegdíix ts'į́' sídíhdę'ę I am learning to sew | ||||||