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You entered the Bridgeport dialect of Numu (Northern Paiute) and paiute in English
- A'waggoo Dukadu Bridgeport Paiute people
- Koodza Duka'a Mono Lake Paiute people
- Kooyooe Dukadu Pyramid Lake Paiute people
- numu person, Indian person, Paiute
- Ona Dukadu Coleville Paiute people
- Pogi Dukadu Bridgeport Paiute people
- Taboosse Dukadu Yerington Paiute people
- Toe Dukadu Fallon Paiute people
- Way Dukadu Bridgeport Paiute people
- Wea Dukadu Yosemite Paiute People
wunu, v.
stand (singular)
Examples
- tubbe tuggwunudu "cliff" (Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- tubbe tuggwunudu "cliff" (Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Mogo'ne wunuhoo.The woman stood up.(Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Wunu nuu.I'm standing.(Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Nuu wunuhoo.I stood up.(Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Nuu wunupunne.I'm standing here.(Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Nuu tuhudda boonne o'o wunudu.I see the dear that is standing over there.(Spoken by Morris Jack)
Related words
durative wunnu
Examples
- Nuu ya'a wunnu.I am standing here.(Spoken by Morris Jack)
- Manege'yoo sunabe panunuduggumaba wunnu.Five trees are standing by the lake.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Soo nana ma'na'wetse'e wunnu'yoo.The man will stand for a long time.(Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Soo nana ma'na'we wunnu.The man will stand for a long time.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Unu sutanna soo naatse'e ma wunnu.He got really mad standing over there.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
dual wame
Examples
- Waha'yoo naana wameggwadde.Two men are standing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Waha'yoo naana wameggwadde.Two men are standing.(Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Waha'yoo naa'atse'e wamehoo.Two boys stood up.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Ewa'yoo waape nadugwameggute.A lot of posts are standing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
dual durative wamme
Examples
- Waha'yoo nanaana wamme.Two men are standing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Waha'yoo naa'atse'e hoobeadoowamme.Two boys are singing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
plural kono
Examples
- kono "stand (plural)" (Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- kono'yoo "stand (plural) (durative)" (Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Ewa'yoo numu gononna tuka.A lot of people are standing around eating.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Ewa'yoo numu tukase suggwe konomo'o.A lot of people got through eating and now are just standing around.(Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Ma ewa'yoo hubbu sunabe yaa kononna ookahoo ggisoo hemma tudzu'u'yoo.They were looking at a lot of things, maybe a stand of cottonwoods here.(Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Mu ddooessetse buno'o ma kononna oetoo poonne buno'o.His pets are there looking inside it.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Yise soo paba'yoo pa'mogo buno'o ka tuutseggoo bbua'aganna buno'o mu pesa soobbeddanna ka ma a bboonekono.Then the big frog likes the little frog and they are all standing there having good thoughts.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
plural durative konno
Examples
- konno "stand (plural)" (Spoken by Grace Dick)
- konno "stand (plural)" (Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Pakedakonno.They're standing there fighting.(Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Manege'yoo naana kibaway konno.Five men are standing in the mountains.(Spoken by Edith McCann)
- Ewa'yoo naana konno.A lot of men are standing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
Derivative words and phrases
- tubbe tuggwunudu "cliff"
- wunudu "tree"