Northern Pomo Phrasicon

ʔa:mi-t'iy kawiya baana:mo:wal ma: t̪iyish kojat̪e
	ʔa:mi-t'iy	kawiya baa	-na:m	-mo:wal	ma:	t̪iyish	ko	-ja	-t̪e
	my younger brother	boy	-the	-him	things	bad	out	-jump	-mev.
bad things happen to my little brother
ES

kasi: koma
	kasi:	koma
	cold	happen
it is cold (weather)
EC

kasi: koma bow
	kasi:	koma	bow
	cold	happen	here
it is cold (weather) here
EC

kasi: koman nakan t̪o: ya: kanana
	kasi:	koma	-n	nakan	t̪o:	ya:	kanana
	cold	happen	-ing	because	me	bone	ache
it is cold (weather) so my bones ache
EC

kasi: ma: koma
	kasi:	ma:	koma
	cold	weather	happen
it is cold weather
EC

ma: mado: koma
	ma:	mado:	koma
	weather	cold	happen
it is cold weather (2)
EC

jalil kasi: koma
	jalil	kasi:	koma
	just	cold	happen
it is just cold (weather)
EC

ma: k'edi kom t̪am naʔ
	ma:	k'edi	kom	t̪a	-m	na	-ʔ
	things	good	happen	Q	-that	be	-Q
are good things happening? is that a good place?
ES

ma: k'edi koma
	ma:	k'edi	koma
	things	good	happen
things are good good things happen
ES

jano miyin meʔ k'edi bade:din
	jano	miyi	-n	meʔ	k'edi	bade:di	-n
	word	tell	-ing	char.	good	grow	-ing
telling a story so it grows well when talking about this phrase, Edna says, "it's like a train of thought, you might say; everything has to be one after the other, whatever happened, it must be told in sequence"
EC

t̪ʰana jama
	t̪ʰana	ja	-ma
	hand	jump	-cont.
jump to (one's) hand from Edna: “You just did that so perfectly, quickly, you say t̪ʰana jama, unthought of but it happens quickly. Aunt Maggie could make sourdough bread like nobody’s business, mom would say something to her about it and she’d respond “to jali:l t̪ʰana jama”, it just jumped in my hand.
EC

t̪o: t̪ʰana jama
	t̪o:	t̪ʰana	ja	-ma
	me	hand	jump	-cont.
(it) jumped to my hand from Edna: “You just did that so perfectly, quickly, you say t̪ʰana jama, unthought of but it happens quickly. Aunt Maggie could make sourdough bread like nobody’s business, mom would say something to her about it and she’d respond “to jali:l t̪ʰana jama”, it just jumped in my hand.
EC

mu:lya:ʔ t̪o: t̪ʰana jama
	mu:l	-ya:ʔ	t̪o:	t̪ʰana	ja	-ma
	that	-nom.	me	hand	jump	-cont.
that jumped to my hand from Edna: “You just did that so perfectly, quickly, you say t̪ʰana jama, unthought of but it happens quickly. Aunt Maggie could make sourdough bread like nobody’s business, mom would say something to her about it and she’d respond “to jali:l t̪ʰana jama”, it just jumped in my hand.
EC

t̪o: jali:l t̪ʰana jama
	t̪o:	jali:l	t̪ʰana	ja	-ma
	me	just	hand	jump	-cont.
(it) just jumped to my hand from Edna: “You just did that so perfectly, quickly, you say t̪ʰana jama, unthought of but it happens quickly. Aunt Maggie could make sourdough bread like nobody’s business, mom would say something to her about it and she’d respond “to jali:l t̪ʰana jama”, it just jumped in my hand.
EC

t̪a mit̪o t̪ʰana jamaʔ
	t̪a	mit̪o	t̪ʰana	ja	-ma	-ʔ
	Q	you	hand	jump	-cont.	-Q
did it jump to your hand? from Edna: “You just did that so perfectly, quickly, you say t̪ʰana jama, unthought of but it happens quickly. Aunt Maggie could make sourdough bread like nobody’s business, mom would say something to her about it and she’d respond “to jali:l t̪ʰana jama”, it just jumped in my hand.
EC

t'iin ʔul mil sili: koma
	t'iin	ʔul	mil	sili:	koma
	long time	now	from.that	after	happen
it has been a long time since then
EC

ya ya:x komkan xale pʰile:yama
	ya	ya:x	kom	-ka	-n	xale	pʰi-	-le:y	-ama
	wind	strong	happen	-cause	-ing	tree	with long object-	-sway	-cont.
because a strong wind is happening, trees are swaying trees are swaying from the strong wind going on
EC

xo: dal ʔul t̪ʰint̪a mil sili: naʔ
	xo:	da	-l	ʔul	t̪ʰin	-t̪a	mil	sili:	na	-ʔ
	two	month	-dir.	now	not	-Q	from.that	after	be	-Q
it's been two months now since that, right? hasn't it been two months since that happened?
EC

hawkʰena:mu:l Rooney shit̪ na mo:w t̪ʰint̪a Sacramento Valley jimayʔ nan du: Ike shi natʰe mo:w ʔal mu:l be: habeda xa du:lalt̪u dibe:muʔda mo:wal mi: jabanʔa

haw

-kʰe

-na:m

-mu:l

Rooney

shit̪

mo:w

t̪ʰin

-t̪a

Sacramento Valley

jima

-y

-ʔ

nan

Ike

-tʰe

be:

-da

-lal

-t̪u

dibe:

-muʔ

-da

mo:wal

mi:

jaban

-ʔa

before

-from

-the

-that

Rooney

name

not

-Q

Sacramento Valley

live

-past

-Q

and

other

Ike

name

-used to

this

that

dir.

where

-at

water

other

-side

-from

fight

-recip.

-at

him

there

kill

-passive

the older one, named Rooney, didn't he live in Sacramento Valley? And the other one named Ike, he was killed where fighting happened on the other side of the water (World War II)