’utl’
’utl’
ʔəƛ̓
of, to, etc (preposition)
(WS Eagle Story) HP-6365
Details
√’utl’
Note
A grammatical marker which introduces names when they are neither subjects nor direct. objects. Stands for 'u plus an article.
Examples
ni’ tsun wulh yu kw’shew’t-hwt kwthu hulelum’ ni’ ’utl’ kwa’mutsun.
I have counted the houses at Quamichan.
RP 0481 s0861
ts’uy’hwtum tthu kw’uluw’ ’utl’ spe’uth.
They dried the bearskin.
WS Eagle Story s3002
tl’ekwthe’lum’ ’utl’ Ruby.
Ruby is pinching me.
RP 4JAN80A s1598
nilh p’e’ slhexun’ thethi’un ’utl’ mustimuhw tul’tuluw’ mustimuhw.
It is the medicine blood of people, wild people.
WS Eagle Story s2796
na’ut stutes ’utl’ nuwu.
It is there near you.
CW Nov/74 s0414
m’i·i·is ’uw’ hwkw’atus ’i’ stth’am’ ts’u ’utl’ ’eshw.
He pulled it out and it was a seal bone.
WS Eagle Story s2518
’i ch ’uw’ t’ut’a’thut ’ul’ ’utl’ ’en’thu...
You are just testing yourself on me...
WS Eagle Story s2663
nem’ tsun yusuw’e’ ’utl’ nuwu.
I am going with you.
RP 10NOV82 s1155
nii tsusuthaam’ ’utl’ te’ ’uw’ kw’lhulhtsumuhw ’u kw’ kaf i.
Did Mum tell you to pour me coffee?