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# ( | # (other side of a body of water) {{dialect | NPS}} [[diʔucid]], {{dialect | SPS}} [[diʔilgʷiɫ]] | ||
# | #* What is that '''on the other side''' of the river? | ||
# | #: stab ew̓e tiʔiɫ '''diʔucid'''/'''diʔilgʷiɫ''' ʔal tə stuləkʷ. | ||
# ( | # (other side of a path/road) {{dialect | NPS}} [[diʔayucid]], {{dialect | SPS}} [[diʔucid]] | ||
# | #* What is that '''on the other side''' of the road? | ||
# | #: stab ew̓e tiʔiɫ '''diʔayucid'''/'''diʔucid''' ʔal tə šəgʷɫ. | ||
# ( | # (other side of a room) [[diʔadiʔ]] | ||
#* ʔəsʔitut ti dsč̓istxʷ '''diʔadiʔ'''. | #* My husband is sleeping '''on the other side of the room/in the other room'''. | ||
#: My husband is | #: ʔəsʔitut ti dsč̓istxʷ '''diʔadiʔ'''. | ||
# (other side of a building): [[diʔalətxʷ]] | |||
#* My husband is working on the '''other side''' of the house. | |||
#: ʔuyayus ti dsč́istxʷ '''diʔalətxʷ''' ʔal tə ʔalʔal. | |||
# (other side of a solid object): [[diʔabac]] | |||
#* The cat is sleeping on the '''other side''' of the chair. | |||
#: ʔəsʔitut tə dpišpiš [[diʔabac]] ʔal tə səxʷgʷədil. | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{SM}} | {{SM}} | ||
* {{BHH}}, p. | * {{BHH}}, p. 81 | ||
* {{Book I}}, chapter 2 | * {{Book I}}, ch. 2, 4, 5 | ||
[[Category:English nouns]] | |||
[[Category: diʔ (English)]] | |||
[[Category:Book I, chapter 2 (English)]] [[Category:Book I, chapter 5 (English)]] | |||
[[Category:ucid (English)]] [[Category:il (English)]] [[Category:gʷiɫ]] | |||
[[Category:ay (English)]] [[Category:adiʔ (English)]] [[Category:abac (English)]] | |||
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sources
- 1994, Dawn Bates, Thom Hess and Vi Hilbert, Lushootseed Dictionary, ISBN 0-295-97323-4, University of Washington Press, p. 81
- 1995, Thom Hess and Vi [taqʷšəblu] Hilbert, Lushootseed: The language of the Skagit Nisqually, and other tribes of Puget Sound, an Introduction: Book I, Lushootseed Press, ch. 2, 4, 5