tuci (tuc-, tut-)
preverb
(in time, in space) passing by, going by, at certain point; (quantity, intensity, duration etc.) so much, to certain extent; as much as, as many as; (tuci ... naka) as ... as
Verb Stem :
-tuci (-tuc-, -tut-)
Changed Verb Stem :
etuci (etuc-, etut-) (see separate entry)
Example Sentences :
Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey | English Phrase |
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'Tuci-ntawkan naka Cems Luwiw. | He's as good a dancer as the late James Lewey. (LS) |
Sakomawikuwam nimskew tutte. | The governor's office building is just off the road. |
Op-al apc nit tuci-woli-ptahman. | I wish I could hook as many fish again as I did then. |
Skat-op tuci-ehetsihq, pihcehp 'kiskatomon. | If he hadn't hesitated so long, he would have gotten married long ago. |
Tuci-qasku. | S/he runs by, runs past. |
Audio Recordings :
Audio Recording | Type of Recording | Authored by |
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word | Stephanie | |
example | Stephanie |