Phrases


Document Target Text Target English Gloss Text Modern Speech
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) ʃɪ́ʃdɜᵗllæ̀ʼ my blood my blood shish-dv-le'
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) ʃɪ́ʃtʽɜllæʼ my packbasket my packbasket shish-tv-le'
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) nǽˑnnʋᵗx̣x̣wɪˑ-ddɜllæʼ the blood of us people the blood of us people nee-nuu-xwii-dv-le'
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) x̣ɜ́s̥x̣æ̂ˑ chief chief xvsh-xe'
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) x̣ɜs̥x̣æ̂ˑ chief chief xvsh-xe
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) nǽˑnnʋᵗˑx̣x̣wɪ x̣ɜᵗs̥xæˑ the chief of us people, our chief the chief of us people, our chief
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) náˑx̣x̣wɜ́t.x̣aˑmmɪˑx̣x̣ɜs̥xæʼ warrior warrior
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) náˑx̣x̣wɜ́tʽx̣aˑ-ttʼaˑmʃæʼ war-hat war-hat naa-xwvt-xaa-t'aa-mish-'e'
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) tʼáˑmmɪʃ hat hat t'aa-mish
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) ʃláˑs̥ɪ̂ˑ [crossed-out] my friend my friend shlaa-sri
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) s̥x̣wɜlláˑɾɾɜndɪᵗˑyyɜʃ she or he dodges, someone shoots an arrow and she or he dodges he dodges - a fire-arrow tries to hit him and he dodges
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) ʃlɜ́h.sɪ̂ my friend my friend shlaa-sri
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) nɜ́nlɜᵗhs̥ɪ your friend s. your friend nvn laa-sri
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) hɪ́ˑllɜ́hs̥ɪ her or his friend his friend hii laa-sri
J.P. Harrington Collection (1942) (written) nǽˑnnʋ̂hlɜhs̥ɪ our friend our friend nee-nu laa-sri