‘tired’, and then ‘lazy’,
easy way to type it:
k’inwis ‘lazy’
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Lolly Metcalf’s South Slough Milluk
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Americanist Phonetic
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IPA
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[ k̯ʼɪnau ] ‘tired’,
then
[ k̯ʼɪnwɪs ] ‘lazy’,
then
[ k̯ʼɪnwɪs ]
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[ kʲʼɪnɑu ] ‘tired’,
then
[ kʲʼɪnwɪs ] ‘lazy’,
then
[ kʲʼɪnwɪs ]
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Instant Phonetic Englishization: k!in_wiss, for Lolly’s version of the word
meaning ‘lazy’, but:
k!in_oo_wuhs, and k!in_oos, for Annie’s two
versions of the word. meaning ‘lazy.
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To hear the Milluk word meaning ‘tired’ two
more times from Lolly, listen to the interview segment “Tired”.
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for AMP:
k’inuuw@s, and k’inuus
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Annie Miner Peterson’s Milluk
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Exactly Jacobs’ transcription
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Americanist Phonetic & IPA
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k̯ʼinau ‘tired’
k̯ʼinú·wəs ‘lazy’,
and also:
k̯ʼinú·s ‘lazy’
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[ k̯ʼɪnau ]
‘tired’ &
[ kʲʼɪnɑu ] ‘tired’,
[ k̯ʼinú·wəs ]
&
[ kʲʼiˈnuˑwəs ], and also:
[ k̯ʼinú·s ]
&
[ kʲʼiˈnuˑs ]
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