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You entered the Bridgeport dialect of Numu (Northern Paiute) and water in English
- haakenoobbu water hemlock
- paa'a water
- paa'a oha'a waterbaby
- paa'a sawabe water rose
- paa'awaytu tonegapu water lily
- paddoose American dipper (water ouzel)
- padzo'o fresh water spring
- pamaka give water
- pasegoku watersnake
- paydda get water
- pehabe paa'a Sweetwater
- waadukudadze watercress
wahabu, n.
grass
Derived from: -bu "absolutive suffix"
Examples
- pudu naadu wahabu "new grass" (Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- wahabu "grass" (Spoken by Grace Dick)
- wahabu "grass" (Spoken by Edith McCann)
- wahabu "grass" (Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- wahabu kata "mow grass" (Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- wahabu teepu "hayfield" (Spoken by Grace Dick)
- Soo wahabu pudu bbooedoo'a.The grass is starting to get green.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Soo wahabu pudu nna'a.The grass is just growing.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
- Yise soo tabboo'oo ka pamahabuwaytu wahabu dukanna, oo watenna dukanna, yise ka wuyoopooe dooazoo a bbassanna ggisoo how a dukasoo.The cottontail is eating grass and buckberries in the meadow, and whatever hasn't dried up.(Spoken by Madeline Stevens)
Derivative words and phrases
- pudu naadu wahabu "new grass"
- sumumano'yoona naapahima tsepooke "sixteen"
- wahabu teepu "hayfield"