pi'tawa'sit : going up river / goes up the coast

Recordings:

Diane Mitchell (Listuguj)

Eunice Metallic

Joe Wilmot

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive

Translation: He/she goes up river

Gloss: going up river

Gloss: goes up the coast

Example:

Text: Egsitpu'nug pi'tawa'sitew nujj.

Translation: My father is going up river in the morning.

Recording: Joe Wilmot

Pronunciation guide: bii·da·waa·sit

Alternate grammatical form:

pi'tawa'si — I go up river — (first person singular animate)

pi'tawa'tieg — We go up river — (first person dual exclusive animate)

pi'tawita'ieg — We go up river — (first person plural exclusive animate)

Document reference:

Transcription: - pitaoasi, montre

Transliteration: pi'tawa'si, go up (up river direction), ascend, climb

Source as entry: pi'tawa'si, I go up river

Normalized source as entry: pi'tawa'sit, he/she goes up river

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