Contionary:uc'

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Sekhulla ukʰə, from Wascotl oskę-. Cognate to Gwaxol hos.

Pronunciation

• (Soc'ul') IPA^(key): [u˧kʷʰ]

Verb

uc' ᴇʀɢ

1. to see, to detect

   Hanuc' a hab a có tabdil jen cuder n'ehx.

   The mother and child see lots of fish blood and a flower.

2. to understand

   En secuc' jál jutxux jíý hed' c'ez secuc' tsax hiauñ'l'a eý.

   I understood everything about what had happened after I saw the belt on the bones.

Adjective

uc'

1. visible, conspicuous

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Particle

uc'

1. subjunctive particle

   Uc' uinayn ez'e xuýexuy miū eý curil.

   The rustling noise in the berry bushes may have been a monster.

Aspect-mood prefixes

	PFV	PROG	CONT	SUBJ	ABIL	RES
	en	miu	ji, laz	uc'	c'e	c'ez
INCH	r'uz	miur'	jir', lar'	r'uc'	c'er'	r'ez
TERM	coi	miuc	jiuc, lauc	cuc'	c'oc	coz
NEG/Q	xen	miun	jin, lan	nuc'	c'en	nez

Derived terms

• cuc' ñ'ihuc' ax ruhu tumyan cuzyan hé jál
• muzax c'ehts cuder nuc' āhuc'
• uc' ih oc'
• uc' xíhts cum'ay eý
• uc'oiba
• uc'uóc
• xen uuc'

 

Descendants

• Central Isles Creole: -ukh