Uff As in Cuff (Word Families Set 4) by Nancy Tuminelly
By Nancy Tuminelly
Introduces, briefly textual content and illustrations, using the letter mix "uff" in such phrases as "cuff," "fluff," "huff," and "stuff."
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However, the story varies and usually comes second-hand. “The Indians adopted this word [piltên] from the name of a deranged person, Archibald Pelton, or perhaps Felton, whom Mr. Wilson P. Hunt found on his journey to Astoria, and carried there with him. ” — George Gibbs (1863, A Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon) “The word pehlten [piltên] – insane, crazy – comes from ‘Filion,’ the name of an employee of the Hudson’s Bay who became insane. ” — (1909, attributed to Kamloops Wawa by George Shaw) 50 Skukum —Edward Keithahn (1963, Monuments in Cedar) This is Tayi Shakes’ traditional house in Alaska.
People see you. Tilikêm klaska nanich mayka. ) I am going to look for…. Nayka klatawa nanich…. ) Mary teaches me. Mary yaka mamuk kêmtêks nayka. ) Pronouns also show possession. Without a pronoun, any noun preceding another noun will become an adjective. a dog’s house kamuks yaka haws (Linear translation: dog his house) a dog house kamuks haws (Linear translation: dog house) Bob’s wife’s hat Bob yaka kluchmên yaka siyaputl (Linear Translation: Bob his wife her hat) Some people omit the pronoun when a subject noun is present.
Recognizing these names as Chinook Jargon and translating them can add lots of enjoyment to any trip. Important Words You can easily translate Chinook Jargon place names because they tend to come from a small subset of the vocabulary. The same words are used over and over again. Be on the lookout for variations in spelling as place names use various historic spellings, which aren’t standardized. For instance, the word klahani is usually spelled “klahanie” in place names. ” Here are the most important words you’ll run into: alkie, alki alta chuck coolie, cooley cooliechuck cultus delate, delett illahie, illahee, illahe kanaka klahhanie, klahanie kopa, copa memloost, memaloose mesachie muckamuck atlki - future alta - now, presently chêk - water kuli - run (There is another word coulee which refers to a stream or river that is dry part of the year.