Tanacross Learners' Dictionary
PRELIMINARY VERSION
compiled by Irene Solomon Arnold, Gary Holton, and Rick Thoman
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spark: kón' ts'îil |
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sparrow: des nęy white crown sparrow |
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splash: tuu tétshos water splashed |
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spinal cord: shnehts'ųų my spinal cord |
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speech (potlach): deltêdl speech maker, one who makes a potlatch speech deltéł he is making a potlatch speech |
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spongy: deldlųųts it is spongy |
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split open: wunitnaldox it split open, dented yinehtthed éł wúnítnáldox he hit on the head and it broke the skin, split open |
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spread out: used to refer to a flat object, but not, for instance, sand xedetmets it is spread out |
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spouse: wu'éł dhíhdaay my spouse |
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sprain: telget shké' télget I sprained my ankle |
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spread (on something): wukáhch'íhłeeyh I'm spreading (it)
imperfective paradigm
wukáhch'íhłeeyh
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wukáyíts'ełeeyh
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wukáhch'1inłeeyh
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wukách'áhłeeyh
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yikáhch'éłeeyh
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xiykáhch'éłeeyh
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masdlah wukáh'íhłeeyh I'm spreading butter on it |
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spring (rebound): niłk'etaa nîinét-tseth it sprung back, rebounded |
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spring: taakaatú' spring; overflow water on ice |
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spring (season): 'Saa ndeeth' refers to the time of year when the days are getting warmer but snow has not started to melt. Dęy refers to the time of active snow melt. saa ndeeth early spring dę̂y spring |
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squeal: delch'ąąk squeal of a baby or rabbit |
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squeeze: sh'éł xenintset squeeze me sh'éł da'endeyh give me a gentle squeeze |
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squat: ch'etlets'eh'ąą she or he is squatting ch'exeesdhék-'ąą she or he is squatting down, crouching |
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