Contionary:a:sį́t

Cabot Creole

Etymology

From Proto-North Iroquoian *-ahsiʔt-

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [aːʃĩ́t]

Noun

a꞉sį́t (inalienable, incorporating form -a꞉s-)

1. leg, foot

   Tawlù ól yakoquętàsk, tǫ̀k Thǫ́m ’à: rų꞉ma꞉slerųyą́ tayaquaquhę:nì꞉sk.

   The old table had sharp corners, so when little Tom learned to walk we got a more rounded one.