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Squirrel (1)
itta aś-el ur ewəlt ji-l. χŭw-wi măn-l, wan-ti. kat jŏχan kŭt, tɔŋχa, wan-ti, sŭptəŋ jŏχan pil-na măn-l, wan-ti, kăsəm sɔta ewəlt, kăsəmis ewəlt. aś-el wŭl jik-ə-l kăs-ti măn-m-al, śiti jăŋχ-ə-l. ɔmi lŏχ-ij-el tăta u-s. tigər-na li-ti wŭtśi-l-a i wɔlək-na li-ti wŭtśi-l-aj-ə-t. aś-el jŏχi ji-l. niŋ laŋki-niŋ jus kŭtəp-na, jŏχan wus-t-al kŭt-na itta laŋki-niŋ pa pa niŋ ɔməs-l. pa niŋ ɔməs-l pa χŏl χɔll-ə-l śi χɔll-ə-l. “ma, law-t-al ănti, ul-ti lɔt-em amŏla wŏrŋaj-na tu-s-a, amŏla siwəs-na tu-s-a. ma ittam, law-t-al, ul-ti lɔt ăn tăj-l-ə-m.” śi kem-na mŭnti tŭlta jŏχət-ti ătti kăsəm jŏχan ewəlt jŭw-ə-m laŋki χuj-en ńuχm-ij-ə-l: “pa χŏti săχajət năŋ ăn tăj-l-ə-n? ul-ti ki wer-en u-l, ma imi tăj-s-ə-m pa tɔmətta ńawrem ar tăj-ti wer-l ul. iśi mɔsəŋ wɔlək-na, mɔsəŋ ăt-na mɔsəŋ aŋkəlwɔj-na mɔsəŋ li-s-aj-ə-t.” śi aŋkəlwɔj śiti mŭr χŏśa sărat-i-ti wɔj. itta kepa u-l pa atəm wɔj. “mɔsəŋ li-s-aj-ə-t.”
that father-3SG forest from come-NONPST long-TRANS go-NONPST see-NMLZ.IMPF two river middle DP see-NMLZ.IMPF Supteng river companion-LOC go-NONPST see-NMLZ.IMPF Kasam swamp from Kazymys from father-3SG big boy-0-3SG seek-NMLZ.IMPF go-NMLZ.PF-3SG so walk-0-NONPST mum wretched-DIM-3SG here be-PST [tiger]-LOC eat-NMLZ.IMPF want-NONPST-PAS [and] [wolf]-LOC eat-NMLZ.IMPF want-NONPST-PAS-0-3PL father-3SG homewards come-NONPST woman squirrel woman road middle-LOC river cross-NMLZ.IMPF-3SG interval-LOC that squirrel woman and and woman sit-NONPST and woman sit-NONPST and where cry-0-NONPST DP cry-0-NONPST 1SG say-NMLZ.IMPF-3SG DP be-NMLZ.IMPF place-1SG what [crow]-LOC bring-PST-PAS what owl-LOC bring-PST-PAS 1SG DP say-NMLZ.IMPF-3SG be-NMLZ.IMPF place NEG have-NONPST-0-1SG DP after-LOC soon from:there arrive-NMLZ.IMPF DP Kasam river from come-0-NMLZ.IMPF squirrel man-2SG speak-FREQ-0-NONPST and how then 2SG NEG have-NONPST-0-2SG live-NMLZ.IMPF if matter-2SG be-NONPST 1SG woman have-PST-0-1SG and yesterday child many have-NMLZ.IMPF matter-3SG be same perhaps [wolf]-LOC perhaps thing-LOC perhaps owl-LOC perhaps eat-PST-PAS-0-3PL DP owl so people to disturb-FREQ-NMLZ.IMPF animal DP only be-NONPST and bad animal perhaps eat-PST-PAS-0-3PL
тот отец-3ЕД лес от прийти-NONPST длинный-TRANS идти-NONPST видеть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ два river середина DP видеть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ Supteng river товарищ-ЛОК идти-NONPST видеть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ Kasam swamp от Kazymys от отец-3ЕД большой boy-0-3ЕД искать-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ идти-НМЛЗ.ПРФ-3ЕД так идти-0-NONPST mum wretched-ДИМ-3ЕД здесь быть-ПРОШ [tiger]-ЛОК есть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ хотеть-NONPST-ПАС [and] [волк]-ЛОК есть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ хотеть-NONPST-ПАС-0-3МН отец-3ЕД homewards прийти-NONPST женщина squirrel женщина road середина-ЛОК river cross-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ-3ЕД interval-ЛОК тот squirrel женщина and and женщина сидеть-NONPST and женщина сидеть-NONPST and где плакать-0-NONPST DP плакать-0-NONPST 1ЕД сказать-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ-3ЕД DP быть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ место-1ЕД что [crow]-ЛОК принести-ПРОШ-ПАС что owl-ЛОК принести-ПРОШ-ПАС 1ЕД DP сказать-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ-3ЕД быть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ место НЕГ have-NONPST-0-1ЕД DP после-ЛОК soon from:there прибыть-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ DP Kasam river от прийти-0-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ squirrel мужчина-2ЕД говорить-ФРЕКВ-0-NONPST and как тогда 2ЕД НЕГ have-NONPST-0-2ЕД жить-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ if matter-2ЕД быть-NONPST 1ЕД женщина have-ПРОШ-0-1ЕД and yesterday ребенок много have-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ matter-3ЕД быть same perhaps [волк]-ЛОК perhaps вещь-ЛОК perhaps owl-ЛОК perhaps есть-ПРОШ-ПАС-0-3МН DP owl так народ к disturb-ФРЕКВ-НМЛЗ.ИМПФ животное DP only быть-NONPST and плохой животное perhaps есть-ПРОШ-ПАС-0-3МН
And now the father came from the forest. He had wandered far, across two rivers, he came from the Supteng river, from the Kasam swamp, from Kazymys. The father came to look for the elder son. The poor mother was there. The tiger wanted to eat her and the wolf wanted to eat her. The father came home. Halfway there, when he crossed the river, another squirrel was sitting. The other squirrel was sitting and was crying, crying like this: “My home,” he said, “was carried away by the crow or was carried away by the owl. Now I have no home.” Then the husband of the squirrel coming from there, coming from the Kasam River said: “How can you not have one? You have to live, I had a wife and she had to bear a lot of children earlier. Maybe the wolf ate them, too, maybe the owl ate them.” This owl that disturbs people is still alive now and it is a bad bird. “Probably it ate them.”