Siletz Talking Dictionary

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ch’us-ya

ch’us-ya

phrase water ran out

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daa-nii~-li~’

n. water, back

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ghee-xas-li~’

n. water running backwards

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saa-ghii~-li~’, min’ tes-li~’

n. water running inside

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see paddling

adv. water, by

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taa-ghar’sh-na guu-’i’

n. water worm

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taa-ghar’sh-na mvlh srvlh, xwvtlh-srvlh

adj. water soaked

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taa-gharsh-na, tvl-xvt, tvtlh-xvt

n. water

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taa-ghii~-li~’

n. water running into

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taa-moyn-xu

n. water level

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tr’ee-ghii~-li~’

n. water running down

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xaa-ghii~-li~’

n. water hole

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xaa-ghii~-li~’

xaa-ghii~-li~’

n. water running upward

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xuu-taa-ghii~-li~’

n. water running through

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yaa-ghii~-li~’

n. water running in between

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tus-svlh

n. hot water

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xwvtlh-ts’a

n. low water

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nee-nvsh

nee-nvsh

n. calm water

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tvm-cha’, tvm-chay

n. deep water of a river or creek

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xaa-ghii~-li~

n. head water

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nee-nvsh

n. placid water

nee-nvsh

nee-nvsh

n. smooth water

xaa~-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, you are

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xaa~-xu’-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, you all are

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xash-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, I am

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xay-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, he, she, it is

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xayt-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, we are

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xee-xay-lhe

v. getting water, milk, juice, they are

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xwvt-lhts’ay

xwvt-lhts’ay

n. shallow water

yaa-ghii~-li~’

adv. between, water running or ran

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tee-’vn’

tee-’vn’

adv. under the water

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tvt-ts’as

n. uprush of water

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xan’-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., you are

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xash-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., I am

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xay-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., he, she, it is

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xayt-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., we are

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xee-xay-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., they are

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xu’-lhe

v. drawing up water, oil, etc., you all are

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tee

adv. beneath the water

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tvl-xvt ch’ee-tvs

n. vortex(es), water

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xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne ta’shtlh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, I am

xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne taa-’itlh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, we are

xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne taa-xutlh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, you all are

xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne tantlh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, you are

xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne taylh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, he, she, it is

xee-nvs-min’-’vn’-ne xee-taylh-ch’vt

v. bailing out water, they are

mii-ne’

n. rough ocean or water

tvt’lh-k’wvt

n. green (moss in water)

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daa-xu’-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., you all are

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dan-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., you are

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dash-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., I am

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day-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., he, she, it is

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dayt-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., we are

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taa-nii-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, I

taa-nin-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, you

taa-nit’-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, we

taa-nu’-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, you all

tay-nin-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, he, she, it

xee-day-lhe

v. bringing liquid, milk, water, etc., they are

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xee-tay-nin-tan’

v. pushed it out into the water, they

taa-xu’-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, you all are

tan-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, you are

tash-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, I am

tay-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, he, she, it is

tayt’-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, we are

xee-tay-tin’sh

v. pushing it out into the water, they are

daa-naa-ghit-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., we

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daa-nii-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., I

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daa-nin-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., you

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daa-nu’-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., you all

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day-nin-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., he, she,it

Example: Tvtlh-xvt lhtaa day-nin-lhek. "He/she/it brought in some water."

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xwii-day-nin-lhek

v. brought in (liquid) milk, water, etc., they

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chaa~-ghvt’-chvlh

n. river bank dropping straight off into the water

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