Hill, Mountain -nǫt-
ǫnǫtaʼ hill, mountain
[on-non-tah-ah]
ǫ- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-aˀ noun suffix
ekyǫnǫtateʼ Where there is a hill, mountain.
[eh-kyon-non-tah-teh-eh
eky- cislocative – where
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-aˀ joiner vowel
-te- verb root – exist
-ˀ stative aspect
ekyǫnǫtaterunǫh People of where there is a mountain, hill. (name for the Petun ancestors of the Wyandot, who lived in the Blue Mountain area)
[eh-kyon-on-tah-teh-roo-nonh]
eky- cislocative – where
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-aˀ joiner vowel
-te- verb root – exist
-runǫ- populative root suffix
-h stative aspect
kyunǫtuyęh It is between two mountains, a valley.
[kyoo-non-too-yenh]
ky- dualic
-u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-uyę- verb root – split
-h stative aspect
unǫtayaręreˀ A hill is slanted, the side of a hill
[oo-non-tah-yah-ren-reh-eh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-a- joiner vowel
-yaręre- verb root – be slanted
-ˀ stative aspect
kyunǫtut where a hill stands
[kyoo-non-toot]
ky- cislocative – where
-u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-nǫt- noun root – hill, mountain
-ut verb root – stand + stative aspect