Siletz Talking Dictionary

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’uu-silh-tee-nvm

v. loved, I

Speaker: Bud Lane

’uu-sintlh-tee-nvm

v. loved, you

Speaker: Bud Lane

’uu-sitlh-tee-nvm

v. loved, we

Speaker: Bud Lane

’uu-xustlh-tee-nvm

v. loved, you all

Speaker: Bud Lane

xee-yustlh-tee-nvm

v. loved, they

Speaker: Bud Lane

yustlh-tee-nvm

v. loved, he, she, it

Speaker: Bud Lane

la’-daa-ghvt-lhchvms

n. glove(s)

Speaker: Bud Lane

dee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover, her, his, its

Speaker: Bud Lane

nee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover, your

Speaker: Bud Lane

nuu-xee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover, our

Speaker: Bud Lane

shee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover, my

Speaker: Bud Lane

xuu-dee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover, their

Speaker: Bud Lane

xwii-nuu-’vm’-chan’

n. ex-lover, your alls

Speaker: Bud Lane

yee-’vm-chan’

n. ex-lover

Speaker: Bud Lane

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First launched in 2007. All content copyright © Confederated Tribes of Siletz. All rights reserved. Do not distribute or reproduce without permission. Edited by K. David Harrison and Gregory D. S. Anderson.
how to cite: 2007. Anderson, Gregory D.S. and K. David Harrison. Siletz Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://siletz.talkingdictionary.org

Interface and database design under the direction of Jeremy Fahringer and Swarthmore College ITS.

The Siletz Talking Dictionary was created at Swarthmore College with support from the Enduring Voices Project with the National Geographic Society and Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages.

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