Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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| By creation datechoose:ch'etah xayį́htęę  he chose him (from a group) ch'etah ts'enh xaghíhdlah I chose these from among them |
Christmas: Christmas Day nach'imaal traditional stick used to give and receive gifts |
accuse: |
accustom: |
ache: |
active: |
admonish: |
after (in time): |
aid: |
alone: alone SEE only shih shę́ę' I am alone dishę́ę' éedah she or he lives alone kón' k'ée éedah someone home alone |
although: |
am: |
and: dendîig éł wudzih iin éł moose and caribou see 'after (in time)' for "and then" ts'į́' |
are: |
aroma: |
odor: |
arrive: she or he arrived perfective paradigm
ndée dą́'ą jah nininshah? | ||||||
ashamed: |
attempt: |
aware: |
