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* English: ''from under the ice'' | * English: ''from under the ice'' | ||
* Wycliffe: patzegoba'doohayoona | * Wycliffe: patzegoba'doohayoona | ||
===Ukubaķâi ubita mia=== | |||
* English: ''Going over it slowly'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Oookooba'kwae oobeta mea | |||
===Ka ohaʻa tanigakü=== | |||
* English: ''Put shoes on the baby'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Ka oha'a tanegaku | |||
===Ka acaķitadü wünazo i gia.=== | |||
* English: ''Give me the red hairbrush.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Ka atsakwetadu wunatzo e gea. | |||
===Ü cotüa cakumasi oʻo u caķini.=== | |||
* English: ''Take off your hat and hang it up over there.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: U tsotua tsakooma'se o'o oo tsakwene. | |||
===Ü puiķassü pisa tabüaʻa.=== | |||
* English: ''Your green shirt looks good.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: U pooekwasu pesa tabua'a. | |||
===Su suada ü pütama poyawünü.=== | |||
* English: ''The spider is crawling [climbing] on your arm.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Soo sooada u putama poya'wunu. | |||
===Su madabi ka koipa nakawâi.=== | |||
* English: ''The tick is in the mountain sheep's ear.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Soo madabe ka koepa naka'wae. | |||
===Su üdüdüʻü tüciʻyu huzibaʻa.=== | |||
* English: ''The sparrow hawk is a small bird.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: Soo ududu'u tutse'yoo hootseba'a. | |||
===I püniʻi pisaʻyu piko naķigaʻyu.=== | |||
* English: ''My sister has a nice skirt.'' | |||
* Wycliffe: E pune'e pesa'yoo peko nakwega'yoo. | |||
[[Category:Sentences]] | [[Category:Sentences]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:47, 28 August 2025
Ķasüya!
- A home command
- English: Put your shirt on!
- Wycliffe: Kwasuya
Su sadüʻü tü oho kücüʻwicagati.
- -cagati (WR: -cagatü) REP/CONT. repeated or continuous action (with a feeling of intermittency)
- English: The dog is slowly chewing on his bone.
- Wycliffe: Soo sadu'u tu oho kutsu'wetsagate.
I maima nü ka suada masigiduhu.
- masigidu (FH: masikidu) v. mash up; flatten
- -hu momentateous PF; aspects of duration finished action; at once.
- English: I smashed the spider with my hand.
- Wycliffe: E mima nu ka sooada masigi'duhu.
Himma ü i capuniküķü?
- -kü ben. to vt.
- -ķü fut. postp. future tense (on verbs)
- English: What are you going to show me?
- Wycliffe: Hemma u e tsapoone'kukwu?
yuhuduamina
- -mina PROG continue doing more and more approaching completion
- English: getting fatter, getting chubby
- Wycliffe: Yoohoodooa'mena
kai nakapünniʻyaķi
- -ʻyaķi REP/HAB repetitive or habitual action or occurrence; aspect of duration
- English: usually don't listen
- Wycliffe: ki nakapunne'yakwe
pacigobaduhayuna
- English: from under the ice
- Wycliffe: patzegoba'doohayoona
Ukubaķâi ubita mia
- English: Going over it slowly
- Wycliffe: Oookooba'kwae oobeta mea
Ka ohaʻa tanigakü
- English: Put shoes on the baby
- Wycliffe: Ka oha'a tanegaku
Ka acaķitadü wünazo i gia.
- English: Give me the red hairbrush.
- Wycliffe: Ka atsakwetadu wunatzo e gea.
Ü cotüa cakumasi oʻo u caķini.
- English: Take off your hat and hang it up over there.
- Wycliffe: U tsotua tsakooma'se o'o oo tsakwene.
Ü puiķassü pisa tabüaʻa.
- English: Your green shirt looks good.
- Wycliffe: U pooekwasu pesa tabua'a.
Su suada ü pütama poyawünü.
- English: The spider is crawling [climbing] on your arm.
- Wycliffe: Soo sooada u putama poya'wunu.
Su madabi ka koipa nakawâi.
- English: The tick is in the mountain sheep's ear.
- Wycliffe: Soo madabe ka koepa naka'wae.
Su üdüdüʻü tüciʻyu huzibaʻa.
- English: The sparrow hawk is a small bird.
- Wycliffe: Soo ududu'u tutse'yoo hootseba'a.
I püniʻi pisaʻyu piko naķigaʻyu.
- English: My sister has a nice skirt.
- Wycliffe: E pune'e pesa'yoo peko nakwega'yoo.