About Language Choctaw 2

Choctaw 2: Chapter Fourteen: Lesson 2

Dictionary Alphabet Language Rules

Overview

Learn Model 1 sentences with new vocabulary words.

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Vocabulary Words

  • Verbs
  • a̱shwa
    be
  • antta
    be
  • ʋtta
    dwell; live
  • ʋshwa
    dwell; lives
  • tala̱ya
    set; sit
  • talohma̱ya
    sit
  • bininli
    sit
  • chi̱ya
    sit
  • binohma̱ya
    seated; sit
  • hiki̱a
    stand; stopped
  • hinli
    stand
  • ittonla
    lie
  • ka̱ha
    lie
  • kahma̱ya
    lie
  • takanli
    hang
  • tako̱hli
    hang
  • takohma̱ya
    hang
  • Nouns
  • chukka
    building; home; house
  • aiittʋnaha
    gathering; meeting
  • towa
    ball
  • awashoha
    playground; stage; theater
  • Bokushi
    Bokoshe
  • okla
    group; nation; people
  • isht ishko
    cup; glass; tumbler
  • aiimpa
    cafeteria; restaurant; table
  • ampo
    bowl; dish; plate
  • imafo
    grandfather
  • iti
    tree
  • ishki
    mother
  • pokni
    grandmother
  • aboha
    room
  • hattak
    human; person
  • nita
    bear
  • hina
    road; row; street; way
  • wak
    cattle; cow
  • osapa
    field; lot
  • sinti
    snake
  • abinili
    chair
  • katos
    cat
  • topa
    bed
  • shukha
    hog; pig; swine
  • kanchak
    barn; coop; shed
  • shʋpo
    cap; hat
  • takkon
    peach
  • Special Markers
  • il
    we
  • li
    I
  • hʋsh
    you
  • ma̱
    when
  • yʋt
  • mʋt
  • chim
    your
  • Adjectives
  • liteha
    dirty
  • chito
    big; great; large
  • tohbi
    white
  • homma
    red
  • Interrogative
  • katomma
    where
  • Adverb
  • la̱wa hosh
    abundantly; numerously; plentifully
  • Conjunction
  • micha
    and
  • Numerals
  • tuklo
    two
  • ushta
    four
  • nuta
    under
  • anu̱ka
    in; inside
  • bili̱ka
    close; near
  • Models
  • Hattak chito yvt kaa bilika hikia.
    The big man is standing near the car.
  • Ohoyo tuklo hosh iti nuta hinli.
    The two women are standing under the tree.
  • Vlla vhleha yvt oka anuka hiyohmaya.
    The children are standing in the water.