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ºECC IÓN LINGÜÍ T ICA
Ush1ceno,
onr friend.
1Jf eshmeno,
your friend.
D'éshdeno,
their friend.
Ushwa1wen,
our bed.
1l'feshmaiwen,
your bed.
D'éslulaiwen,
their bed.
The following nouns tmdergo the same changes :
JJ:ecenicen,
thing::;, property.
Gaticen,
waist..
Hicecen,
prince, nller, chief.
Weiwen,
lodging·s, ltome.
H icecenon,
princess, female ruler.
Weurnicen,
will.
Oaiielecen,
relation , relatives.
Witlilcen,
servant.
Giwcen,
border, rim.
Nouns ending in
ene
denote the actor or lloer of what tbr
verbs from which they are formed, expresses, viz.
Haitgenc,
a hunter, from
haiigeshc,
to hunt.
Hoibenc,
leader, director, from
hoibeshc,
to lead, direct, etc.
H alceno,
writer, from
lw ke,
to write.
H akenlwiinenc,
reader, from
hakenhciimeshc,
to read.
JJ1.alenc,
thief, from
maleslw,
to steal.
Hobenc,
cook, from
hobeslw,
to cook.
I subjoin a fow mor<-1 nouns ending in
ene
wbich are derived
from verbs:
Ji?jenc, momcenc, temhctienc, weshenc, lcolenc, cote11c.
Nouns ending in
ite
are also derivecl from
ve~bs
a.ncl indicate
the tool or instrument with whicl1
the act, expressecl
by
the
verbs is performed.
Aictte,
eye, from
ciiceshc,
to see, look.
Gaitmcenue,
ruler, fro m
caitmweshc,
to mark out, clraw li1ie;o., etr.
Gortmeniie,
neecUe, from
cortmeshc,
to sew.
Gotemie,
key, from
coteshc,
to unclo, take off.
Dolcemie,
spit for roasting meat, from
dolceshc,
to roast.
Gashaiceniie,
spygJa¡;s, telescope, from
gashaiceshc,
to look
throug'li.