Northern Pomo Online Phrasicon


English Word Lookup

Northern Pomo Word Lookup

 

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jini: xadiya
jini:xadi-ya
breadget-let's
let's get bread
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mu:l jini:na:m
mu:ljini:-na:m
thatbread-the
that bread
ES
t̪o: jini: maʔa da:
t̪o:jini:maʔada:
mebreadeatwant
I want to eat bread
EC
jini: don ʔa: sha:
jini:donʔa:sha:
breadmakeIknow
I know how to make bread
EC
tsin t̪a jini: donʔaʔ
tsint̪ajini:don-ʔa-ʔ
howQbreadmake-passive-Q
how is bread made?
EC
mu:lna:m ma:yish jini: na
mu:l-na:mma:yish jini:na
that-thecorn breadbe
that one is corn bread
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tsinakan t̪a jini: donʔaʔ
tsinakant̪ajini:don-ʔa-ʔ
whyQbreadmake-passive-Q
why is bread being made?
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tsinakan t̪a jini: donʔayʔ
tsinakant̪ajini:don-ʔa-y-ʔ
whyQbreadmake-passive-past-Q
why was bread made?
EC
tsinakan t̪a ʔal jini: donʔayʔ
tsinakant̪aʔaljini:don-ʔa-y-ʔ
whyQthisbreadmake-passive-past-Q
why was this bread made?
EC
habe: t̪a ma:yish jini:nay naʔ
habe:t̪ama:yish jini:-nayna-ʔ
whereQcorn bread-thebe-Q
where is that corn bread?
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jini: don ʔa: k'o sha:nha
jini:donʔa:k'osha:-nha
breadmakeInotknow-not
I do not know how to make bread
EC
jini:na:mu:l lay na
jini:-na:m-mu:llayna
bread-the-thathardbe
that bread is hard
EC
mo:w minahala ma mo:wal jini: maʔakakʰena
mo:wmina-halamamo:waljini:maʔa-ka-kʰena
hecry-ifyouhimbreadeat-cause-future
if he cries, you will feed him bread
EC
jini: xamal sha newjin
jini:xamalshane-w-ji-n
breadinsidefishput-dir.-semelf.-ing
fish sandwich
putting fish in bread
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jini: xamal bishe neman
jini:xamalbishene-ma-n
breadinsidemeatput-cont.-ing
meat sandwich
putting meat inside bread
AL
t̪ʰana jama
t̪ʰanaja-ma
handjump-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:t̪ʰanaja-ma
mehandjump-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:ʔt̪o:t̪ʰanaja-ma
that-nom.mehandjump-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:lt̪ʰanaja-ma
mejusthandjump-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
t̪amit̪ot̪ʰanaja-ma-ʔ
Qyouhandjump-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
jini: mawon
jini:mawo-n
breadknead-ing
kneading bread
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jini: bishe kayowlmuʔun
jini:bisheka--yowl-muʔu-n
breadmeatby eating--mix-recip.-ing
mixing bread and meat (in one's mouth)
eating bread with meat
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Albertsonna:muu t̪o: shal peysu jini:t̪u mana:jiʔmi
Albertson-na:m-muut̪o:shalpeysujini:-t̪umana:jiʔ-mi
Albertson-hte-theremefivedollarbread-fromcharge-emph.
Albertson's charged me five dollars for the bread
EC
Albertsonna:muu mu:l shal peysu t̪o: jini:t̪u mana:jiʔmi
Albertson-na:m-muumu:lshalpeysut̪o:jini:-t̪umana:jiʔ-mi
Albertson-the-therethatfivedollarmebread-fromcharge-emph.
Albertson's charged me five dollars for the bread (2)
EC
mijat'da jini: pʰa:yin
mijat'-dajini:pʰa:yi-n
sand-atbreadroast-ing
baking bread in sand
roasting bread in the sand
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t̪o: k'onda jini: dina:ma
t̪o:k'on-dajini:dina:ma
methroat-atbreadchoke
I have bread stuck in my throat
I am choking on bread in my throat
EC
jini: kayowlmuʔun
jini:ka--yowl-muʔu-n
breadby eating--mix-recip.-ing
mixing bread together (in one's mouth)
eating bread with (something)
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t̪o: du:l meʔ jini: mats'ot̪ k'edi kat̪'a
t̪o:du:lmeʔjini:mats'ot̪k'edika--t̪'a
meotherchar.breadburntgoodby eating--seem
burnt bread tastes good to me, though
to me, on the other hand, burnt toast tastes good
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t̪o: meʔ jini: mats'ot̪ k'edi kat̪'a
t̪o:meʔjini:mats'ot̪k'edika--t̪'a
mechar.breadburntgoodby eating--seem
burnt bread tastes good to me
ES
na:maʔ t̪ʰin mu:l xatona:m malut̪an milt̪u t̪aawal mato nakan
na:maʔt̪ʰinmu:lxato-na:mmalu-t̪a-nmil-t̪ut̪aawalmatonakan
alwaysnotthatacorn bread-theroast-mev.-ingthat-fromworkbigbecause
acorn bread was not always made because that was a lot of work
to bake acorn bread was big work, so it wasn't made all the time
EC
jini: malun
jini:malu-n
breadroast-ing
to bake dough
roasting bread
AL
xato malun
xatomalu-n
acorn breadbake-ing
baking acorn bread
roasting acorn bread
EC
jini: pʰa:yin
jini:pʰa:yi-n
breadbake-ing
baking bread
roasting bred
ES
xato ʔa: malujade
xatoʔa:malu-j-ade
acorn breadIroast-semelf.-present
I am going to bake acorn bread
I am about to roast acorn bread
EC
xato malu
xatomalu
acorn breadbake
bake acorn bread
roast acorn bread
EC
hint̪il jini: malu
hint̪iljini:malu
Indianbreadroast
bake Indian bread
roast Indian bread
EC
ma:n jini: malu
ma:njini:malu
shebreadroast
she baked bread
she roasted bread
AL
jini: mats'ot̪ mishenhe
jini:mats'ot̪mishe-nhe
breadburntsmell-evid.
(I) smell burnt bread
(I) smell scorched bread
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t̪o: ka:y jini: mats'ot̪ mishe
t̪o:ka:yjini:mats'ot̪mishe
mealsobreadscorchedsmell
I smell burnt bread, too
I also smell scorched bread
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