Wendat Dictionary Project: Entry: ‑Ø

Entry

‑Ø Please note that any Wendat form with one or two hyphens attached to it is not a word. The hyphens indicate that the form must take a prefix, a suffix, or both, in order to create a full word in Wendat. Wendat forms with hyphens cannot be used on their own.
Definition	imperative suffix
Part of Speech	aspect-mood suffix
Phonological Form	-Ø
Pre-Wendat Form	*‑Ø
Cross-references to manuscripts

Asehent! Come first!
Chia’tisaht! Divide this in two equal parts! Take half of it!
Chi hasehawiht! Carry that far away!
heskwenda’yerahtih Haondehchehte’ tha’ titeheskwenda’yeratha’ de ihatonhk tho atsier you have made Haondehchehte’ your leader, however you don’t treat him as a leader (you don’t imitate him) now that he tells you to do so
Hetsa’tahrenhwiht! Stop him, make him stay still, keep him still!
Sakwendöndaht! Speak louder! Project your voice!
Sastorat! Hurry up!
Satatiahay! Keep talking!
Satehiahchiondiat! Extend your arm!
Sateskhwaht! Smell it, sniff it!
Sehchondiahay! Keep preparing things!
Sehent! Go first! Lead!
Sehiatonhony! Continue writing!
Sentah! Sleep!
Sorhitha’y! Keep seasoning it!
Tända’taronthas! Put the bread on the fire, in the oven for me!
Tayatatia’s! Speak on my behalf!
Tayehiatonhons! Give me credit!
Tayrihwaentonhons! Tell me your thought!
Tisarahtat! Run! Go quickly!
Tisatatia’toreht! Examine and think carefully about the state you are in, your own mood!
Tisesahk! Take this dish!
Titayekhahskawa’s! Separate this for me!
Titsatont tsindiahay! Join together so you can all eat from the same plate!
Titsa’y! Cut it in two!
Titsentahk! Pick up this wood!
Titsikwarariy! Put the two ends of the blanket together!
Tontasehent! Come back first!