Phrases


Document Target Text Target English Gloss Text Modern Speech
Uldall 004.004 (written) hatcɛ madas nɪk matɪn hatɔmatɔi kutɪm
Uldall 004.004 (written) hatcɛ madasɪsan mükʊltʊm·atɔi huisɔkɔ
Uldall 004.004 (written) hatcɛ madasɪsan mükʊltʊm·atɔi huisɔkɔ
Uldall 004.004 (written) han mühɛ waka tcotamatɔi.
Uldall 004.004 (written) -bü the suffix indicating the negative clause of purpose
Uldall 004.004 (written) -s first person singular suffixed pronominal element in subordinate clauses
Uldall 004.004 (written) [...] Prefixed possessive pronoun, second person singular
Uldall 004.004 (written) matɪn evidently an adverb meaning any way.
Uldall 004.004 (written) -tɪn is a common adverbial suffix. Its real significance is not determinable.
Uldall 004.004 (written) -san conative
Uldall 004.004 (written) -ɪsan -i is rpobably the inorganic vowel inserted according to the phonetic laws of the language
Uldall 004.004 (written) -tʊm·atɔi mythical past tense
Uldall 004.004 (written) tɔm usative
Uldall 004.004 (written) matɔi quotative
Uldall 004.004 (written) han tcɔli kɔɪyɔm papakana hukɪtomatɔi