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Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
Copyright © 2006 Alaska Native Language Center. The materials on this site, including Tanacross language transcriptions and audio recordings are intended for educational and reference purposes only. Commmercial use is strictly prohibited. Reproduction for non-profit educational purposes is permitted, provided appropriate citation is included. See complete terms of use. Please direct questions and comments to gary.holton@uaf.edu.



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yała'et-'aak audio she or he is waving to him/her audio
nts'į́' łá'ísh'aak audio  I'm waving at you
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k'eh audio similar, like
shk'eh sitdę'ę audio she or he is doing it like me
niłts'į́' at-t'ęę audio they are similar in appearance
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nihmá' audio (Elaegnus commutata)
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tth'éex audio
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ch'edihłih audio  I am singing
imperfective paradigmaudio
ch'edihłih ts'edzełih
ch'dinłih ch'edahłih
ch'edełih ch'exedełih
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tetayinin'ąą audio it sank (went to the bottom)
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shinchit'ah my sinus
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tedhegts'eek audio I sipped it
nategts'áax audio I am sipping it
wuts'enh ch'ilts'eex audio take a sip from this
nach'elts'eex audio he sipped it
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dets'ên dzehłet audio we are singeing ducks
ts'iit ekłet audio I am singeing porcupine
ts'iit wunach'udéełed audio singed porcupine
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Tanacross uses different words for older and younger sisters.
shaadeh audio my older sister
shdéedz' audio my younger sister
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dish_ę́ę' éedaay audio an unmarried person
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Tanacross has different words for referring to a man's sister-in-law or a women's sister-in-law.
shxeh audio my sister in-law (man's)
shtlęę audio my sister-in-law (women's)
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niłk'etaag audio
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sh'aaz audio
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Different Tanacross words are used for when talking about one or more than one person.
didhihdah audio I am sitting
xdélttth'ih audio they are sitting
imperfective paradigmaudio
didhihdah didzéltth'ih
didhindah didédhaltth'ih
di'eedah dixdélttth'ih

xunsųų deh didhihdah audio I'm sitting here comfortably
dítl'ádédhíshdah audio I sat for a long time (without getting up)
dítl'ádédhishttháat audio I sat back down (quickly)

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nátéljeyh audio she or he is skating, sliding on ice, walking on ice by shuffling feet
luu k'et nátéljeyh audio  he or she is skating on the ice
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dendeh tth'ěnn' \de
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niimaal shax audio traditional skin house
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ch'eshítadi'aay audio
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ndóxk'e ghįhchaax? audio what size is it?

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