Jessie Van Pelt
Sentences in Jessie Exline's Yurok Dictionary (1980s)
Writing system: no hyphens | hyphens
Display style: sentence | look-up
Text identifier: YD
Speaker: Jessie Van Pelt
Primary documentation: Jessie Exline
Edition: Jessie Exline, Yurok Dictionary (n.d.)
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Nee-ko'l 'wo-'o'-moh.
S/he is accident prone.Source: JE3
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Hes nue-mee poy so'n.
S/he is really the best, I adore him.Source: JE5
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Maay cho-mee'sh roo.
It is after noon.Source: JE5
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Kues to-mo-ye'm?
What is your age? How old are you?Source: JE6
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Nahch kee 'we-serrhl.
I'll allow him to do it.Source: JE7
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Terk-terr-per-te'w che-wes.
He or she claps hands, applauds.Source: JE9
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Kee-tee he-we-che'm
Someone will give birthSource: JE19
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Nee-ko'l 'woh-choo'.
He's a braggart.Source: JE22
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'We-'err-kerhl 'wehehl-keek.
His knees are facing the mountains (referring to a burial practice).Source: JE25
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Mo-'oh-ke-loyt' che-wes.
He is clenching his fist.Source: JE31
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To-meek' ro-ree'
The snow is deepSource: JE40
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Chee 'o'!
Give me some!Source: JE60
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Mohl le-pe'hl.
S/he has a headache.Source: JE67
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He-sek' kee serr-hler-pek'.
I intend to do it.Source: JE74
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Mos nue-mee skuye'n.
Source: JE74
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Keech nee mer-ger-'erk.
Somebody is laughing, there is laughter.Source: JE82
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Hlke-lee 'oyhl-ke's.
She or he is lying downSource: JE86
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Mos ko-ma he-wech'.
She or he perished.Source: JE102
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Yo' kwen loot-'es!
Throw it away!Source: JE136
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Pekw-sue hes 'oh-pe-lek'?
Will you feed me?Source: JE149
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Ke-lo-mek 'wew.
She or he is worried.Source: JE151