Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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| By creation datesimple: simple shée' k'et'êey maa t'iyíit'eh it is simple for him or her It is injih to say something is simple or easy for yourself. |
silt: ALSO dust |
signal: |
shut (door): |
shovel: |
shove: |
shout: I'm shouting imperfective paradigm
Nah'ǒg ts'inkeey iin xesek | ||||||
slipper: ALSO shoe, moccasin |
shoe:kentsįįth shoes ALSO slipper, moccasin |
shed (feathers): |
village: SYN settlement keey k'ée xúghinłé' deh ts'axnih'ę́ę' we saw an old village site |
settlement: SYN village |
seldom: rarely, seldom niłch'eduug tah shęę shéł etdaax he or she seldom visits me xaatáa tah seldom xaatáa tah shęę sh'éł éedaax he or she seldom visits me ALSO scattered |
seize: |
seek: |
seal: |
scrub: |
screw: |
scorch: he or she scorched it, charred it (done by accident) SEE crisp |
scared: |
