Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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Mount Neuberger:SYN Tanacross Mountain LITERALLY 'frog tooth' |
mother:náa' mommy |
mother-in-law:stsųų my mother-in-law (man's) shkę́y' wunąą my mother-in-law (woman's) |
mouth:taacheeg river mouth |
Tanacross Mountain:Naxęy Xú' LITERALLY 'frog tooth' |
mountain:łuu ddheł mountain range, snow or glacier covered mountain(s) ddheł tthiit'aag mountain top xdaagh area above tree line, alpine tundra |
mountain pass: |
mouse:ché' ndeedh mouse with long tail tsudaakeey shrew |
mush dogs (drive dogs): |
move (object):naa tuutiił stádénín'aay move the cup there! naa tuutiił nanénį́htsiit move the cup aside! SEE push, carry |
murky:łeech'aak tanát-t'uut mud is thick, murky najalt'enh it (weather) is murky (due to fog, ice fog, smoke) |
muscle: |
push:
én' mé'éktset I am pushing it away | ||||||
mukluks:ch'edzaathéth keech'ótl caribou legging mukluks |
naked: |
nap: |