Contionary:tum'uc'

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Sekhulla tumːukʷʰ, from Wascotl *tom-*mos-que.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [tu˩mˀu˧kʷʰ]

Noun

tum'uc' 2 (plural/indefinite ez' tum'uc')

1. mainlander, person from the mainland

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2. (derogatory) barbarian, uncivilized person

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Adjective

tum'uc'

1. from the mainland

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2. (derogatory) barbarous, boorish, rowdy, uncivil, uncivilized

   C'e huuei bahah auzr'u ñéd' c'ez uc' tum'uc'jí tum'uc'jí xeý ceymaziý cou.

   You could hear the slap across the room; someone must've been too rowdy and needed a correction.

Synonyms

(uncivil):

• lax
• ux

Descendants

• → Knrawi: puamùqh