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Northern Pomo Online Phrasicon

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15 search results found for '' in English.

lemonna:m jaha kat̪'a
	lemon	-na:m	jaha	ka-	-t̪'a
	lemon	-the	sour	by eating-	-seem
lemons taste sour
EC

jaha kat̪'a
	jaha	ka-	-t̪'a
	sour	by eating-	-seem
taste sour
ES

k'o jahana:m
	k'o	jaha	-na:m
	thing	sour	-the
the sour thing
ES

mu:l k'o jahana:m
	mu:l	k'o	jaha	-na:m
	that	thing	sour	-the
that sour thing
ES

mu:l subuna:m jaha kat̪'a
	mu:l	subu	-na:m	jaha	ka-	-t̪'a
	that	three	-the	sour	by eating-	-seem
those three taste sour
ES

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

badul jahat̪ʰin na
	badul	jaha	-t̪ʰin	na
	lots	bitter	-not	be
it is not too strong tasting it is not very bitter it is not too sour
EC

jaha t̪'aw
	jaha	t̪'aw
	sour	strong
very strong tasting strongly bitter quite sour
EC

mu:l mots' kat̪'a
	mu:l	mots'	ka-	-t̪'a
	that	sour	by eating-	-seem
that tastes sour that tastes sweet
ES

mots' mu:l kat̪'a
	mots'	mu:l	ka-	-t̪'a
	sweet	that	by eating-	-seem
that tastes sour (2) that tastes sweet (2)
ES

t̪o: ʔuymo situ diyo:yka
	t̪o:	ʔuymo	situ	diyo:y	-ka
	me	face	wrinkle	gather	-cause
(it) made my face wrinkle (e.g. something sour)
EC