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==Soc'ul'== | ==Soc'ul'== | ||
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{{qsc-inh|əɨazi|įa-si<c:įa->}} {{cog|qsc|gwax|ğï¹|kisl|jāze}} | {{qsc-inh|əɨazi|įa-si<c:įa->}} {{cog|qsc|gwax|ğï¹|kisl|jāze}} | ||
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===Derived terms=== | ===Derived terms=== | ||
{{col-auto|qsc|yazih|c'en yaz jenad áitxeie xenuz}} | {{col-auto|qsc|yazih|c'en yaz jenad áitxeie xenuz}} | ||
Revision as of 19:18, 30 January 2025
Soc'ul'
Etymology
From Sekhulla əɨazi, from Wascotl *įa-si. Cognate to Gwaxol ğï¹, Kilīmos-sāîl jāze.
Pronunciation
Verb
yaz ᴀᴄᴄ
- to steal
- Secc'ua āhan'yaz yama ā uatsíad muzad.
- I think some parrots stole my damn hat.
Adjective
yaz
- stolen
- (please add the primary text of this usage example)
- (please add an English translation of this usage example)
Derived terms
Categories:
- Soc'ul' terms missing Wacag
- Soc'ul' terms from Wascotl *įa-
- Soc'ul' inherited terms
- Soc'ul' terms with Gwaxol cognates
- Soc'ul' terms with Kilīmos-sāîl cognates
- Contionary
- Soc'ul' lemmas
- Soc'ul' verbs
- Soc'ul' accusative verbs
- Soc'ul' terms with usage examples
- Soc'ul' adjectives
- Requests for translations of Soc'ul' usage examples