Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
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too-seng-ee-toong-a I did not hear too-shi-mung-ee-kee-ah """ " it too-pee-naht pee-ahk-toong-a I am going to the toopik too-ba-kah? Do he awake? tong-vök-to blue (of the heavens) to'ko-wök He is dead tong-dh-ni this side of to-keek-a-sho see-sa-men-ni Four died töck-too caribou too-noof-ki-ya I gave it toi-oí Hurry! ti-dhk-to straight too-käk-toong-a I am awake too-pa-kah? Do he awake? too-noo back tet-tuk-shi-ähk-to Re pumps up the primus too-kau-uk-auh pleasant, agreeable ta-mi' sa all; whole too-ting-née-to-suo-cöng-a I will not give it tiq-ik-kah, Arklio? Has Arklio come? took-oo-ee-kit I see you now took-oo-ee-ah I saw you took-a-nee-i'kit I shall see you ti-men-ahk-suah a long time ago ta-máh-ni here (in the vicinity) ta-máh-ni-inq-ee-to-suah not here at all. all gone [ti-aahnq-i] disappeared, used up (not Eskimo) all gone