Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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scalp: |
Sawmill Creek: |
scar:wunę́ę' k'et shétth ée'ąą his face is scarred |
scattered (about):Jah keey niłch'edûug tah shax xuudlah the houses are scattered about here and there |
scare:menegjet I am scared of it naa łii diineltl'ûun menegjed sínt'eh I am scared of that dog tied up there |
scissors:eek tedhektsiin gha ch'ěl' ekdóts I'm cutting material to make a dress |
scarf: |
scatter:staniłxnetdeetl they scattered, ran away in different directions |
scoter (duck):taatsą́ą' ndêl surf scoter (Melanitta perscpicillata) |
scaup, lesser (duck): |
school: |
scraper:náhttheł flesher; scraper tool for removing flesh from skin |
scrape (skins):
ch'ethéth étthox he or she is scraping a hide | ||||||||||||
scraps:ch'egěddh' scraps, leftover pieces of moose or caribou skin |
scratch:nihts'ét you scratched me edishts'ét I scratched myself xoots'ét he, she or it is scratching an area shłǐig' nah'âaz xoots'ét my dog is scratching over there (for example, to come in) shk'ech'itxuts I got a scratch (on my skin) |
wash:tth'ák k'éch'éktseł I am washing the dishes
tth'áak eta'ihłeex I am washing the dishes
neech'egdeex I am washing my face
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search:mikah nats'eneta' we are searching, looking for him or her |
twist:xnídektáath I am twisting, screwing it in niłk'etdédhekt'áath I twisted it on delt'ék he or she is twisting it off (for example to make a straw from willow bark) |