Yurok dictionary

Your search: semantic domain feelings and emotions

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Broader semantic domain: about people

Related semantic domain(s): body parts and the body, health and sickness

Writing system: default | hyphens | linguistic

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skewok want, wish, love, like

soninepek' I feel, I think (a particular way)

skewoksimek' I want, I wish, I love, I like

pirwrksimek' I love

tewomehl be glad, happy

teytesek' I am angry

tyohpeyoksimek' I hate, I dislike

sonin feel, think (a particular way)

chprwrk remember, think of, miss, pine for, become lonesome for

tetolohlek' I cry, I neigh (of a horse)

tewomehlkok' I am glad, I am happy

wokhlew be glad, thank you, thanks, I give thanks, I am grateful

chpoksek' I think, I meditate

chprwrksimek' I remember, I think of someone, I miss someone, I pine for

hohsepek' I am ashamed

homtepek' I play, I play with, I am happy

mey mourn, cry, tear, tears (from eyes)

nowinepek'

tetomoksimek' I am angry (at someone)

kaamoksimek' I dislike, I hate

kemolochek' I am jealous, I envy

chegeyonahpimek' I am tired of

chegeyonepek' I am annoyed at (someone)

hahpelin be lively, be happy

heyomoksek' I am lucky

homtah play, play with, be happy

kochpoksek' I think over, I meditate

menewkwek' I drown, I go under water, , I am bashful

soninah feel, think

soonoksek' I think

tetomok be angry (at someone)

toksimek' I admire, I respect

wa's'ok pity

kesomewehlek' I am homesick, I long for, I miss, I am sad, I am lonesome, I am sorry for (someone)

k'enroksimek' I trust, I admire, I respect

k'ensoonoksimek' I dislike, I have hateful thoughts about

nektoksimek' I adore, I admire, I like (someone)

noksimek' I think of

nowinah be happy, enjoy

pyrwrksimek' I love

soono'p'eyok' I am angry, I am furious, I resent

sweyoksimek' I slight, I insult, I am aloof, I am disrespectful

sweyoninepek' I am aloof, I don't want to associate, I fade

te'noyok' I feel insulted

tyohpeyok hate, dislike

chegaanoksek' I forgive

chegeyoninepek' I am tired of

chkenoowok be very stupid, be very poor

chkenoowoksek' I am very stupid, I am very poor

chmrk be angry, person who pouts, moody person

chpoksimek' I remember, I think back, I recollect

chprwrksek' I remember, I long for, I think about

hahpelinepek' I am lively, I am happy

hlmeyoksimek' I am suspicious of

hlmeyorkwishonek' I am feared, I am an object of fear

hooroksek' I am cunning, I am clever

kaamok be disliked

kesomewtek' I am homesick

nekteyok' I admire the cleverness of a person

nektok like (a favorite), pity

nrryrksek' I betray a trust

nrryrwrksek' I am betrayed

pirwrksishonowok' I am lovely

pkwoksimek' I find out (what somebody is thinking), I find (somebody) out

roksimek' I trust

smeykolumek' I pine, I miss

soono' be angry, be furious, resent

sweyoksishonowok' I am rude

tegoksimek' I praise

tektomoksek' I am angry, I am mad

tenumonok have bad luck wished on one, bad luck, spirits, insane

tenumonoksimek' I wish bad luck on, I cast a spell on

tenumonoksoyek' I have bad luck wished upon me

tetomosek' I am angry, I am mad

te'noyowok' I feel insulted

tyohpishonek' I am hateful

wa's'ishonowok' I am pitiful, I am wretched

wa's'oksimek' I pity

wega'sok be unselfish

wega'soksimek' I am unselfish

Dictionary entry

nowinepek'vi e-class • I am happy, I enjoy

Lexicon record # 2236 | Source references: R231 JE49 JE229
Semantic domain: feelings and emotions
Derivation: morphological structure now-in-ep-e-

Special meaning or use

  • nowinep' roo enjoyable time JE49

Sentence examples (4)

  1. Nowinipek'.
    I am happy.

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    — Jimmie James, Sentences (AG-07-1) (AG-07-1, 2006)

  2. Kich nowinepek' yok 'no-'ook' mi' kich 'oole'm 'ne-mekey tu' nimoksu knoksimek'.
    I now like living here; I have my children and I will not leave them.

    — Florence Shaughnessy, "The Young Man from Serper" (LA16-7, 1951)

  3. Mos nowinep' 'o'lep... ku mewah.
    The boy was not happy

    — Robert Spott, No'och (RS1, 1933)

  4. Kwesi.. nowinep'.. chegey kich hoorech... ku perey... we'yon... uuksoh.

    — Robert Spott, No'och (RS1, 1933)