Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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| By creation datepant: my dog is panting |
parents: my parents shchox iin my parents |
pants: pants shehtlé' my pants ch'etlé' t'ah pants pockets ch'ethéth thetl old time skin pants thetl pants dąą thetl fur pants |
parka: parka, winter coat ch'egaay eek child's parka (anorak style) |
part: part of, a portion of, some of neeshí'i ts'enh ch'ehłaad déghulchúut de' make sure you put aside some of the food for yourself xáan' half, part of, piece (of something), referring to a sizeable piece aayh xáan' éxdék-'ąą I found part of a snowshoe shxáan' ts'į́' łuug įhma' do your part of the fish drying nxáan' ts'į́' t'uhdę́'ę I am going to do my part (to help you) |
partner: |
pass (mountain): |
partition: a partition xdanint'eeyh it is partitioned |
partly cloudy: |
patch: I patched it, put a patch on it |
peaceful: it is peaceful (right here) |
pattern: a pattern, guide wuk'éetáa ch'į́htseeyh make it like this (using this as a guide or pattern) |
people: koxt'een iin ch'ilkeey young people, adolescents |
person:dendeh person, man koxt'een people is the usual word used; used |
pelvic bone: my pelvic bone |
pelvis: |
pencil: |
peninsula: |
penis: his penis |
sweat: I am sweating méetanét'eh he or she is sweating |
