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Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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Tanacross uses the same set of words to refer to above (vertically) and inland (away from water, especially away from the Tanana River). See Directionals.
yandóg audio distant area above, inland, or over there
nandóg nearby area above, inland, or over there
yandóg dashée' teyh tée'ah audio there is a hill above here
shtthíit'aag audio above me
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mee'u'egtón' audio I am accompanying him or her
nee'u'egtón' audio I am accompanying you, I am on your side
n'éł tihdíił audio I will do that with you
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gha audio
xutnęy gha sítnih audio according to what he said
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yits'į́' xédadénį́htset audio she or he blamed him or her
yits'į́' xédaxdénį́htset audio she or her blamed him or her
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SEE blame
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mexgheg'ę́ę' audio I'm accustom to it, used to it
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SEE used to
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ehts'iik audio he is sick
imperfective paradigm audio

dhekts'iik ts'ehts'iik
dhįhts'iik dhahts'iik
ehts'iik xehts'iik

ehts'iig éł na'itshah xúu' xditndeyh ts'į́' sitdę́'ę audio she or he usually comes home sick

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me'ishdęy audio an acquaintance of mine
me'ishdęyh audio  I am acquainted with him or her
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SEE sick
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xoksaas audio I'm keeping busy, passing time
imperfective paradigmaudio
xoksaas ts'axahsaas
xųhsaas xahsaas
xahsaas xaxahsaas
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xúu' xditndeyh audio he always acts that way
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See Directionals.
yandâaz audio area across (distant)
yandaas ts'ęy dhihdah audio I live across the river
yaanáan' across toward (distant)
yaanáan' ts'eyh shíi tihkeeł audio I'm boating across (the river)
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More commonly used to refer to 'habit'.
yexnílts'et audio he got addicted to it
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SEE busy
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xúu' ch'e le' audio
xúu' ch'e lé' díhnęy audio that's actually what I said
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shchǒl' audio my larynx
SYN Adam's apple, voice box
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wuk'et deetaan audio added on (one on top of another)
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shchǒl' audio my voice box
SYN Adam's apple, larynx
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yédadée'ah audio she or he is scolding him or her
ts'enîin etdzuug gha wunąą yédadée'ah audio  the mischievous child was scolded by his or her mother

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