Appendix:Yuchi word list

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Yuchi word list:[1]

Crawford (1973)

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gloss Yuchi
(go) look! kyop’a
armpit gokhadʒu
arrow ɬaʃ’u
baby gonẽ
back of knee godyok’o
bathroom diyõhenẽ
bed tʃhu
beg gothi
behind khyafa
belch getyoʔo
belly gotʃhe
bird senẽ
bite off gos’ẽ
black ʔispi
blackberry ʃpa
boat tʃu
brown hair thoti
burn ba
cedar dẽ
cherry ɬ’ay’a
clothes goʃ’i
Come tomorrow! ʔagahe ʔagyanõ
cry goʔa
cry out goʔatʃha
cut pha
does it hurt you? nẽʒeyul’e
dog ʒenẽ
dry chya
eagle ʃay’uʔõ
enough ʔate
eye gotʃhi
five tʃ’wahe
flat histaʔẽ
flour ʒokha
gag gos’æ
good evening! f’asẽ
grandfather gotʃhoʔo
ground s’æ
grubworm sõba
hawk weːɬa
he (m.s.) hondi
he coughs hõt’e
he cries hõʔa
he digs (m.s.) goʃi
he goes weɬa
he is big hõʔæ
he laughs hõk’æ
he makes (m.s.) hõɬ’a
he sees (w.s.) hõɬa
he shaves (m.s.) hõsathẽ
he speaks (m.s.) hõw’ede
he stands (m.s.) hõfa
he steals (m.s.) hẽʃa
head gotho
heart gothæ
his cow (m.s.) hõwedinẽ
his father-in-law (w.s.) s’ethi
his heart hõthæ
his tobacco (w.s.) s’yoʔi
hold on to geta
horned owl dʒiʃkili
hot hiʃahi
I am located ʒonõ
I break a piece off ʃwa dok’wẽ
I cry c’a
I go di weda
I kill chwa
I say ʔadiʒa
I see din’ẽ
I sift dok’a
I slepe doca
I suck dotu
I will go; let me go di wedã
I will suck dotũ
injure (go)s’ahẽ
iron (metal) seːnẽ
is it raining? ʒeʔẽl’e
it went in the water tʃhɔ(ː)ɬa (chaweɬa)
it's going there (ʔa)fadʒi
know goyuʔõda
leaf out ʃ’ak’õ
look gop’a
make gok’õ
man got’e
manure weʃ’ya
money chyaso
my lungs ʒyoɬ’a
my peach ʒoy’abo
my uncle diy’õ
naked (go)s’uːle
non-Yuchi stands high (as bird on a limb) yuːle wefa
paper k’aso
pellets ɬas’i
penis gotʃhu
pick gotha
plow s’ɔ(ː)ɬ’i
pokeberry ʃ’wæ
post oak y’õt’aʃk’a
pumpkin cĩːk’o
raccoon dʒæthyõ
red; pink tʃhaɬa
reins tedãʃu
road ʔiʃt’ẽ
rock ti
rub (once) gotʃhwẽ
run away s’æ gothe
sack pa
salt dabi
sand tot’wẽ
see gon’ẽ
shave gosathẽ
Shawnee yõʃt’a
she drowns setʃ’a
she is cold syaʃpa
she kills sethwa
she rests syoga
she sees sen’ẽ
she sings y’asek’wẽ
she talks sew’ede
she told me seʒogwa
snow ʃta
son-in-law goco
squirrel ʃaːya
suck, nurse gos’o
sun ʒoːnõ
talk to me! ʒow’ede
these things leha
they (two) are located (m.s.) hõha
think gok’yõwõ
three nõkæ
throat gok’o
thunder byõʃtõ
tie gokhwẽ
to sift goyuk’a
tree y’afa
tribe gok’u
two nõwẽ
very much peʔẽ
wart geʃ’wa
wash goda
we (excl.) come ʔanẽgõ
we (incl.) ʔondi
we (incl.) are lost ʔõya
we (incl.) wash ʔõdi
we (incl.) will wash; let us (incl.) wash ʔodĩ
weeds ʃaya
what wigæ
what is it? wigæ̃
white y’aka
white man gakɔnõ
willow tʃ’wẽnẽ
wink gotʃhi s’õ
yellow ti
you (pl.) are lost ʔãya
you cry nẽtʃ’ya

References

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  1. ^ Crawford, James M. "Yuchi Phonology," International Journal of American Linguistics 39, no. 3 (Jul., 1973): 173-179. https://doi.org/10.1086/465261
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