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Created page with "==Class== To make the noun it is attached to. Wycliffe: -doo, -too ===Examples=== * '''yocogadu''' ''make it soft'' ** Wycliffe: yotsogadoo * '''nobitu''' ''making house'' ** Wycliffe: nobetoo * '''Nü ika ķipüziaduķü.''' I'm going to smoke this. ** Wycliffe: Nu eka kwepuseadookwu. * '''pisa tabüʻaküdu''' ''make it pretty'' ** Wycliffe: pesa tabuakudoo * '''ķasümokodu''' ''make moccasins'' ** Wycliffe: kwasumokodoo * '''pisa kammaduķü''' ''make taste good'..."
 
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* '''tükabüdu''' ''make bread''
* '''tükabüdu''' ''make bread''
** Wycliffe: tukabudoo
** Wycliffe: tukabudoo
==Northern Paiute–Bannock Dictionary==
* ''non-stem sfx. v. formative.'' make into
** '''Usu takatu.''' ''He makes arrowpoints.''
** FH: '''Panaķatütu tücüŋüsupidaķatu.''' ''He can count in Bannock.''
*** Our ''count'' is '''tacüŋü'''.
* ''sfx. verbalizing to nominal stems.'' make into; turn into.
** '''Wohidübühü pisa nazopidanipüdudü yudzogana.''' ''The swan feathers make real good pillows. They are soft.''


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Revision as of 16:29, 28 February 2025

Class

To make the noun it is attached to.

Wycliffe: -doo, -too

Examples

  • yocogadu make it soft
    • Wycliffe: yotsogadoo
  • nobitu making house
    • Wycliffe: nobetoo
  • Nü ika ķipüziaduķü. I'm going to smoke this.
    • Wycliffe: Nu eka kwepuseadookwu.
  • pisa tabüʻaküdu make it pretty
    • Wycliffe: pesa tabuakudoo
  • ķasümokodu make moccasins
    • Wycliffe: kwasumokodoo
  • pisa kammaduķü make taste good
    • Wycliffe: pesa kammadookwu
  • tükabüdu make bread
    • Wycliffe: tukabudoo

Northern Paiute–Bannock Dictionary

  • non-stem sfx. v. formative. make into
    • Usu takatu. He makes arrowpoints.
    • FH: Panaķatütu tücüŋüsupidaķatu. He can count in Bannock.
      • Our count is tacüŋü.
  • sfx. verbalizing to nominal stems. make into; turn into.
    • Wohidübühü pisa nazopidanipüdudü yudzogana. The swan feathers make real good pillows. They are soft.