dayida•yiᑕᘒNchief

   

Possessed Forms:

1s sdayi 1p nedayi
2s ndayi 2p/1d nahdayi
3s oodayi 3p hubudayi
ref recip
djr pdjr
Areal whudayi ind

Duoplural: dayikene

Etymology: Loan from Chinook Jargon taye, itself from Nuuchanulh ta:yi: ‟elder brother, senior”.


Example


   
Nekeyohwhudayi.
our villageits [wh-class] chief
The chief of our village.

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Related Words:   Government   Roles


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