Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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used to: I'm accustom to it, used to it |
accustom: |
sick: he is sick imperfective paradigm
ehts'iig éł na'itshah xúu' xditndeyh ts'į́' sitdę́'ę | ||||||
acquaintance: an acquaintance of mine me'ishdęyh I am acquainted with him or her |
ache: |
busy: I'm keeping busy, passing time
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act (in a certain way): he always acts that way |
across:yandâaz area across (distant) yandaas ts'ęy dhihdah I live across the river yaanáan' across toward (distant) yaanáan' ts'eyh shíi tihkeeł I'm boating across (the river) |
addicted:yexnílts'et he got addicted to it |
active: |
actually: xúu' ch'e lé' díhnęy that's actually what I said |
larynx: my larynx SYN Adam's apple, voice box |
add: added on (one on top of another) |
voice box: my voice box SYN Adam's apple, larynx |
scold: she or he is scolding him or her ts'enîin etdzuug gha wunąą yédadée'ah the mischievous child was scolded by his or her mother |
adult: |
adequate: that's adequate |
adhere: it is adhered to it |
admire: she or he admires him/her/it shaa dint'eh I admire him or her |
admonish: |
