Wyandot Words with –ˀndiyǫʿr- mind, thoughts
yaˀndiyǫraˀ mind, thoughts, her mind, her thoughts
[yah-an-dee-yon-rah-ah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘she, it’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-aˀ noun suffix
yeˀndiyǫraˀ my mind, my thoughts
[yeh-en-dee-yon-rah-ah]
ye- 1st person singular agent ‘I’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-aˀ noun suffix
haˀndiyǫrayǫh in his mind, in his thoughts
[han-an-dee-yon-rah-yonh]
ha- masculine singular agent ‘he’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-ayǫ verb root ‘to be inside’
-h stative aspect
uˀndiyǫrašęh She has a bad mind, is troubled.
[oo-oon-dee-yon-rah-shenh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient ‘she’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-aˀ noun suffix
sateˀndiyǫružah Move your mind; play.
[sah-ten-en-dee-yon-roo-zhah]
s- imperative + 2nd person singular patient ‘you’
-ate- semi-reflexive voice
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-už- verb root ‘to move’
-ah imperative aspect
huˀndiyǫruwanęh He has a great mind, is wise.
[hoo-oon-dee-yon-roo-wan-enh]
hu- masculine singular patient ‘he’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-uwanę- verb root ‘to be large’
-h stative aspect
samęˀndiyǫhteraˀ Her mind rose; she regained consciousness.
[sah-men-en-dee-yonh-teh-rah-ah]
s- repetitive ‘again’
-am- factual
-ę- feminine-zoic singular agent + semi-reflexive voice
-ˀndiyǫh- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-ter-[1] verb root ‘to rise’
-ah punctual aspect
nyǫmaˀndiyǫratuyęh We are sure
[nyon-mah-an-dee-yon-rah-too-yeh]
ny- partitive ‘such’
-ǫma- 1st person plural patient ‘we’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-a- noun suffix
-tuyę- verb root ‘to be true, to know’
-h stative aspect
shuˀndiyǫhęndih His mind dropped again, he forgot.
[shoo-oon-dee-yon-hen-deeh]
s- repetitive ‘again’
-hu- masculine singular patient ‘he’
-ˀndiyǫh[2]– noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-ęn- verb root ‘to fall’
-d- inchoative root suffix
-ih stative aspect
auˀndiyǫraętahaˀ She put her mind to it. She thought about it.
[ah-oo-oon-dee-yon-rah-en-tah-hah-ah]
a- factual
-u- feminine-zoic singular patient ‘she’
-ˀndiyǫr- noun root ‘mind, thoughts’
-a- noun suffix
-ę- verb root ‘to put’
-t- causative root suffix
-ah- inchoative root suffix
-aˀ punctual aspect
[1] This verb root usually shows up as -ndeyar-.
[2] With a few verb roots the -r- at the end of t his noun root becomes an -h-.