tʼot

Ahtna

Stem

tʼot

  1. Verbal stem occurring in the following root, aspect, and mode combinations:
Aspect Imperfective Perfective Future Optative
Reversitative tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck)
Semelfactive tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck)
Neuter tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck)
Onomatopoeia tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck)
Customary tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck) tʼuutʼ (suck)

Lower Tanana

Etymology

From Proto-Athabaskan *tʼaˑ.

Noun

tʼot

  1. (areal noun) beneath, under, within, by means of, with

Derived terms

  • bet'oxwdiɬt'ayi (“tools”)
  • bet'oxwdiɬt'a beto' (“God”)
  • -ent'oget (“forehead”)
  • -kalot'ox (“sole of the foot”)
  • -kant'oget (“top of foot”)
  • -lot'oget (“back of hand”)
  • -tthit'oget (“top of foot”)
  • -t'oget (“back”)
  • -t'ogha (“beneath, behind”)
  • xwnoɬt'ox (“on the lee side”)
  • yot'ogha (“in the sky”)
  • t'o- (“beneath, under”)
  • -t'ox (“general area beneath”)

References

  • Kari, James et al. (2024), Kari, James, editor, Lower Tanana Dene Dictionary, Fairbanks, Alaska: Alaska Native Language Center, →ISBN, pages 378-379
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