The Moon
In Wyandot, the same noun root is used for ‘sun’ and ‘moon’, so I have translated that noun root as ‘sky body.’
yandišraˀ sky body, sun, moon
[yan-dee-shrah-ah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ndišr- noun root – sky body, sun, moon
-aˀ noun suffix
ahsǫtaˀye yandishrah night sky body, moon
[ah-son-tah-ah-yeh]
ahsǫt- feminine-zoic singular agent – it + noun root – night
-aˀe external locative noun suffix
yandišraseˀ new moon
[yan-dee-shrah-seh-eh]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – she, it
-ndišr- noun root – moon
-ase- verb root – be new
-ˀ stative aspect
yandišraseye at the new moon
[yan-dee-shrah-seh-yeh]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ndišr- noun root – moon
-ase- verb root – be new + stative aspect
-ye external locative noun suffix
awatendichrarę the moon has risen
[ah-wah-ten-dee-shrah-renh]
aw- factual
-ate- feminine-zoic singular agent – it + semi-reflexive voice
-ndišr- noun root – moon
-a- joiner vowel
-r- verb root – sky body to rise
-ę punctual aspect
sawatęndišrihsęˀ full moon, sky body again completes itself
[sah-wah-ten-dee-shreeh-sen-en]
s- repetitive – again’
-aw- factual prefix
-ate- semi-reflexive – itself
-ndišr- noun root – sky body
-his- verb root – complete, finish
-ęˀ punctual aspect