Yurok dictionary
Your search: semantic domain rocks and inanimate natural objects
Index order: alphabetical | text frequency
Broader semantic domain: physical world
Related semantic domain(s):
landscape, place names, astronomy and the sky, weather
Writing system: default | hyphens | linguistic
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chaahl sand, beach
chek-che-'eehl prayer rock
chkem-koh flint used in face tattooing
ha-'aag rock
hlkehl land, ground, clay, dirt
hlkey-yom clay
hlke'-mah ladder, stepping stones
hlkohl mud
hlkoo-lon be muddy, mud
kehl-kem red clay, floor
koy-kuuel' hollow rock (lucky)
neee-gem flint, obsidian
pehl-kohl pebbles, gravel
pehl-koo pebble
pe-mo-yekw rock dish, a hollowed rock used in cooking to collect grease drippings
pe-wo-lah terrace, stones used to pave a floor
pey-ken colored mud
pe'-wol soapstone
pon-tet ashes
per-mer-yerh rock used to make pemoyekw, waterproof, water-resistant, rainproof, smooth
pern-cherch dust
re-ko-yoysh white flint used for cutting
s'ey-yoh pounding stone
t'ohl-t'ohl mud, swampy ground
'ehl-kehl clay
'ne-kwol
Dictionary entry
'ne-kwol • n dep • my fishing rock, my claim, my title, my fishing place
Lexicon record # 2394 | Source references: R198 JE55 JE112
Semantic
domain: rocks and inanimate natural objects
Other paradigm forms
2nd person k'e-kwol your fishing rock
3rd person 'we-kwol his, her, or their fishing rock
indefinite me-kwol somebody's fishing rock
Short recording (1)
| Sentence examples
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'we-kwol "his or her fishing rock" (spoken by Jessie Van Pelt)