Phrases


Document Target Text Target English Gloss Text Modern Speech
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) dawáˑt’ciˑltcu’tɛ we’ll feed you (2,3)
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kwáidu’lt’ɛⁱt’aⁱɬtá’ dawáit’actɛ we’ll give you each some
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kwáit’aigíˑtˑsi we’ve all been crying
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) t’sásˑí crying
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kwái háˑiⁿsi they’ve all been crying there
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kwáigítˑsɛa we’ve all been crying (already)
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) yálsiˑⁿt’sit the moon’s dead (gone)
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) cáɬgiɬdɛ́ɬy̟aⁿ darkness settling on the earth
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) ɬúˑlt’síthaⁿ do you 2 know each other?
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) ɬúdildaʽtɛ we’ll shoot at each other
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) ɬúⁿwat’iⁿs they shot at each other
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) ɬíˑduldi’dji go ahead you 2 and fightǃ
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kə́ləs máˑila a canoe's passing by
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kə́ləs gálˑə́ɬ a canoe’s floating by
Melville and Elizabeth Jacobs Collection (1935) (written) kə́ləs báɬga’kíɬ a canoe’s passing with a person in it